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Tinubu’s Certificate: NADECO To Hold World Press Conference Monday

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October 20, (THEWILL) – The National Democratic Coalition Organisations, NADECO USA, said it will address a world press conference in Chicago, USA over the controversy surrounding President Bola Tinubu’s academic records from the Chicago State University (CSU).

Publicity Secretary of NADECO, Comrade David Adenekan, who disclosed this in a statement issued on Thursday, said the world press conference will be held on Monday, October 23, 2023, at 9:45am inside the Chicago City Hall (the Citadel of Democracy in the state of Abraham Lincoln).

According to the statement, the purpose of the historic press conference is to provide journalists and the international community the opportunity to ask the needed questions that will properly investigate and shed more light on the alleged forged certificate from Chicago State University (CSU) by Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

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“National Democratic Coalition Organisations, NADECO USA, in its determination towards ensuring quality and sustainable democratic development and growth of the citizenry in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is organising a Historic World Press Conference inside the Chicago City Hall (the Citadel of Democracy in the state of Abraham Lincoln).

“The purpose and goal of the Historic World Press Conference is to bring to the fore, some of the mind-boggling questions that are begging for answers; and to demystify any mystery behind the alleged forged certificate to protect the integrity of Chicago State University (CSU) and more importantly, to safeguard the unblemished records of many law-abiding citizens of Nigeria that are living abroad.

“NADECO USA, as a firm democratic organisation that has strong faith in the freedom and power of the press (The Watchdog of Democracy), will allow the International Press to ‘opening up can of worms’, if there is any for the world to know. The struggle to save Nigeria from corrupt and bad leaders must continue,” the statement read in part.

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