According to a report by Symfoni TV, Human rights activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has escalated his critique of the Nigerian presidency, alleging that President Bola Tinubu’s academic background remains a mystery even to the nation's top defenders.
In a recent assessment of the administration’s impact on the rule of law, Sowore argued that the unresolved questions surrounding the President's educational records are setting a dangerous precedent for the legalization of criminal activity across the country.
Sowore focused his criticism on the long-standing controversy regarding the President's credentials from primary school through university.
He suggested that the lack of public clarity has effectively normalized the concept of "forgery" within the highest levels of government.
"The President of the country Nigeria cannot trace where he got his certificate from. He can't. There’s nobody who knows where Tinubu graduated from," Sowore claimed. "Only Tinobu himself knows the university he graduated from, the university he went to secondary school at, and the primary school he went to."
The activist's remarks touch on a sensitive legal and political nerve in Nigeria, following years of litigation and public debate over certificates submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Beyond the academic debate, Sowore warned of a broader institutional collapse. He argued that if the state fails to hold its highest officers accountable for the veracity of their documents, it loses the moral authority to prosecute other serious crimes, including drug trafficking.
Sowore painted a grim picture of a future where the distinction between legal and illegal behavior evaporates.
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