Atiku Abubakar Explains Discrepancy in WAEC Result Amidst Certificate Controversy

Temitope Ajayi, a Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Media and Publicity, criticized Atiku for questioning President Tinubu's academic records from Chicago State University while facing his own name-related inconsistencies in his WAEC certificate

Atiku Abubakar Explains Discrepancy in WAEC Result Amidst Certificate Controversy

In a recent development, Atiku Abubakar, the People's Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, has provided an explanation for the discrepancy in his West African Examination Council (WAEC) result, where his name was listed as "Sadiq Abubakar." This revelation comes amid allegations of certificate forgery and a heightened political discourse regarding educational qualifications.

Temitope Ajayi, a Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Media and Publicity, criticized Atiku for questioning President Tinubu's academic records from Chicago State University while facing his own name-related inconsistencies in his WAEC certificate.

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Ajayi emphasized that Atiku wants Nigerians to accept his explanation that "Sadiq Abubakar" is indeed him, as he had sworn an affidavit to that effect. He noted that the irony lies in the fact that Atiku is justifying his case while seemingly opposing President Tinubu's right to present his own case.

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Atiku's response to the certificate forgery allegations confirmed that his O'level certificate carried the name "Sadiq Abubakar." However, he clarified that he swore an affidavit to change his name after passing the examination.

The controversy surrounding Atiku's WAEC certificate and the political discourse related to educational qualifications continues to be a central issue in the ongoing political landscape.