BoT Chairman, Adolphus Wabara, said the letter was properly signed by both the Acting National Chairman, Umar Damagum, and Senator Anyanwu, during a meeting of the National Executive Committee.

He explained that the signing took place in the presence of key party members, including governors, BoT representatives, and NEC members.

Wabara said the records show that Anyanwu also served as secretary of the Contact and Mobilisation Sub-Committee for the convention, where he co-signed official documents with the committee chairman, Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa State.

He added that Anyanwu even sent a letter requesting financial approval for the committee’s inaugural meeting, which carried his signature.

According to Wabara, these documents are still with the party and the relevant committees.

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The BoT described Anyanwu’s forgery claim as “false and misleading,” saying it was an attempt to discredit the party’s leadership and confuse the public.

Wabara reaffirmed that the PDP remains united and committed to a transparent and credible convention, scheduled to take place in Ibadan.

Source: Punch

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Allegations of certificate forgery have trailed the minister since his nomination, with critics insisting that he did not complete his university education.

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Nnaji has reportedly admitted that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, did not issue him a degree certificate.

He is expected to speak on the matter at a press conference scheduled to hold at the Raw Material Research and Development Council in Abuja.

Source: PremiumTimes

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The suspects including Khuzaifa Tafida, Zakari Abdullahi, Abdullahi Baba and Adeyemo Morufu were accused of forging official documents, job racketeering, impersonation, and obtaining money under false pretence.

Olumuyiwa said the four suspects belong to an association involved in forging classified documents emanating from Government Agencies/ Organizations in the bid to deceive unsuspecting victims and extort money from them under the guise of securing a job for them at the prestigious Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil and other agencies of the Federal Government.

According to him, the first and second suspects had forged a document resembling one emanating from the office of the National Chairman, All Progressive Congress, Abdullahi Ganduje and another document with semblance to one from the State House Abuja.

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Olumuyiwa said the duo proceeded to present the documents to the office of the Inspector-General of Police as recommendations in favour of 13 persons for the Nigeria Police 2022 Special Recruitment.

Upon receipt of these documents with suspicion, followed by a petition from the office of the Special Assistant to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, a discreet investigation was conducted, which led to the apprehension of Khuzaifa Tafida and Zakari Abdullahi.

The suspects confessed to their roles in the crime upon interrogation. They admitted to forging documents from several government offices to defraud unsuspecting victims, promising them enlistment and jobs at various Government Agencies.

Some forged classified documents, stamps, the sum of One Million, Seven Hundred Thousand – N1,700,000 – and other incriminating items, were recovered from them.

With this new trend, the public is advised to be wary of such fraudulent elements and avoid dealing with persons and individuals offering assistance outside due process.

Olumuyiwa further said the investigation would result in the arrest of other suspects involved.

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