We, the undersigned, urgently request the Nation Assembly to address the unjust attempt by the current Minister of Education to invalidate the certificates of foreign-educated citizens from other African countries. This action disregards due process and threatens the livelihoods of law-abiding citizens. We also call for the removal of the Minister due to gross incompetency. We implore the Nation Assembly to intervene and protect the rights of these individuals who have diligently served the country. Time is of the essence in righting this wrong and restoring justice for all Nigerians.
I am truly stunned to see that over 100 people have put their names to this. It never crossed my mind that so many of you would feel this strongly about the situation. This belongs entirely to the people who took the time to read and sign.
Reached 500 supporters
August 26, 2024
Reached 100 supporters
August 26, 2024
August 24, 2024
I am truly overwhelmed by the steady growth here and I honestly never thought this would reach so many people. If each of you could send this link to just a few other people we might actually hit our first milestone today. This momentum belongs entirely to you.
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Juliana ikidi
1 year ago
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We are students who spent their tears and blood, going through the hardship of paying school fees , rent and doing manual jobs just to graduate and all effort is being wasted and our source of livelihood which we worked for are all threatened.
This is a big injustice.
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Jijiwa Mohammed
1 year ago
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Unprofessional minister how can you say over 22000 are carrying fake cert from benin and togo starting from 2017 what about those who graduated at 2016 from the same university same certificate what make their cert valid from 2017
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Samiru Haruna
1 year ago
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He has made bold decisions that affect the life of innocent Nigerians without getting down to the granularity of things before making a decision. He had picked few sample evidence and passed a critical decision based on them. His actions is not typical of a leader.
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Abdullahi Muhammad Lawal
1 year ago
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This is in justice and inhuman.. these graduates were been evaluated by The federal ministry of education and under go some examinations and other screening From the NYSC and they scale through. It's unfair to generalize every certificate as fake!
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Abubakar Sadiq Badamasi
1 year ago
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The honourable minister has thrown away the ethics of governance which ensures continuity and accountablity. A situation where a properly obtained accreditation by foreign institutions from the ministry of education has been unjustly rendered null and void.
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Michael Ezeagwula
1 year ago
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We did our 3 to 4 years in class pay school fees went to class under rain missed church service to take exam and you still think cos some bad eggs messed up we all should be trashed you see how the economy is please don't put us 5 to 9 years backwards in life.
We, the undersigned, urgently request the Nation Assembly to address the unjust attempt by the current Minister of Education to invalidate the certificates of foreign-educated citizens from other African countries. This action disregards due process and threatens the livelihoods of law-abiding citizens. We also call for the removal of the Minister due to gross incompetency. We implore the Nation Assembly to intervene and protect the rights of these individuals who have diligently served the country. Time is of the essence in righting this wrong and restoring justice for all Nigerians.
I am truly stunned to see that over 100 people have put their names to this. It never crossed my mind that so many of you would feel this strongly about the situation. This belongs entirely to the people who took the time to read and sign.
Reached 500 supporters
August 26, 2024
Reached 100 supporters
August 26, 2024
August 24, 2024
I am truly overwhelmed by the steady growth here and I honestly never thought this would reach so many people. If each of you could send this link to just a few other people we might actually hit our first milestone today. This momentum belongs entirely to you.
571 Comments
J
Juliana ikidi
1 year ago
Featured
We are students who spent their tears and blood, going through the hardship of paying school fees , rent and doing manual jobs just to graduate and all effort is being wasted and our source of livelihood which we worked for are all threatened.
This is a big injustice.
J
Jijiwa Mohammed
1 year ago
Featured
Unprofessional minister how can you say over 22000 are carrying fake cert from benin and togo starting from 2017 what about those who graduated at 2016 from the same university same certificate what make their cert valid from 2017
S
Samiru Haruna
1 year ago
Featured
He has made bold decisions that affect the life of innocent Nigerians without getting down to the granularity of things before making a decision. He had picked few sample evidence and passed a critical decision based on them. His actions is not typical of a leader.
A
Abdullahi Muhammad Lawal
1 year ago
Featured
This is in justice and inhuman.. these graduates were been evaluated by The federal ministry of education and under go some examinations and other screening From the NYSC and they scale through. It's unfair to generalize every certificate as fake!
A
Abubakar Sadiq Badamasi
1 year ago
Featured
The honourable minister has thrown away the ethics of governance which ensures continuity and accountablity. A situation where a properly obtained accreditation by foreign institutions from the ministry of education has been unjustly rendered null and void.
M
Michael Ezeagwula
1 year ago
Featured
We did our 3 to 4 years in class pay school fees went to class under rain missed church service to take exam and you still think cos some bad eggs messed up we all should be trashed you see how the economy is please don't put us 5 to 9 years backwards in life.
We are students who spent their tears and blood, going through the hardship of paying school fees , rent and doing manual jobs just to graduate and all effort is being wasted and our source of livelihood which we worked for are all threatened. This is a big injustice.