Presidency Awaits Verdict on Minister's UNN Certificate Forgery Allegations
The Nigerian Presidency reacts to Minister Uche Nnaji's alleged UNN certificate forgery, stating they will act based on the court's verdict. Minister of Science and Innovation, Uche Nnaji, faces accusations of certificate forgery from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN).
The presidency awaits the court's decision before taking any official stance, emphasizing respect for the judicial process. Pressure mounts for Nnaji to resign amidst the allegations, with the federal government maintaining a neutral position until the court's ruling.
Nnaji has acknowledged his degree from UNN but is yet to collect the certificate.
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