Missing Certificate: Vice Presidential Candidate Confesses, Reveals What He Knows
- Vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 general election, Ifeanyi Okowa, says his certificate not missing
- The Delta state governor instead claimed that he made the second best result in his set in the country in 1976
- According to him, such highly speculated certificate saga was deliberately politicised by his detractors
Following allegations about his certificates, Delta state governor Ifeanyi Okowa, has debunked the reports surrounding his missing West Africa School Certificate (WASC).
The vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 general election said none of his certificates was missing.
According to him, he made the second best result in his set in the country in 1976.
He made this known while speaking after inspecting on-going projects at the Delta state University of Science and Technology, Ozoro in Isoko North local government area of the state, New Telegraph reports.
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He said:
“Yes, I lost my WAEC certificate, but I have the print out from Edo College, Benin City, which clearly stated that I have distinction in all subjects. “The Higher School Certificate was attached and it has been acknowledged by Edo College and the school put it out there that I made an ‘A’ B’B’.” The governor, who said he was not out to pride himself, said despite that it was a difficult task to make such a grade in higher school at that period, his result still ranked among the best. “My high school result was the second best nationally in 1976, when I finished. So, many universities admitted me through Telegram as at that time, and I had to start making choices of which to accept.”
PDP faces mass defection as Wike's loyalists fume
In another related development, loyalists of Governor Nyesom Wike are on the verge of exiting the PDP.
This move will however take effect if Governor Wike himself decides to exit the party for another party.
It was gathered that the aggrieved loyalists of Governor Wike are not pleased with the way Atiku Abubakar snubbed Wike for the VP slot.
In Delta, PDP stalwart dumps party, joins APC
Meanwhile, a PDP stalwart in Delta state, Godsday Orubebe has joined the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC).
It was gathered that Orubebe on Friday, July 1, made the shocking announcement in the Burutu local government area of Delta state.
Giving reasons for his exit, Orubebe said the PDP failed to showcase any form of readiness to take over power from the ruling APC.
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