CHICAGOGATE: RESIGN NOW ATIKU URGES TINUBU

Chicagogate: Resign now Atiku Urges TInubu.

It is a story of secrecy, controversy, and global embarrassment. The case of President Bola Tinubu’s academic records has sparked debate and questions about his fitness to lead.

As Atiku Abubakar’s legal team has called for Tinubu to step down, as the controversy over his educational background continues to grow.

The situation has raised serious concerns about transparency and accountability in the highest levels of government.

The camp of the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, yesterday urged President Bola Tinubu to resign from office over the non-release of his academic record by the Chicago State University (CSU).

A US District Judge, Nancy Maldonado, had on Thursday agreed to stay an order directing Chicago State University to make Tinubu’s academic document available to Atiku’s legal team.

Ibe declared that no matter how long Tinubu tries to stall the process of releasing his academic documents, the records would be released.“If Tinubu is a first-class graduate like he claims, it will be in his best interest and that of over 200 million Nigerians, for him to take a first-class decision of resigning.

This is the only way that he can save Nigeria and its people of this embarrassment and laughing stock that it has become.

The world is watching as this scandal unfolds, and the eyes of history are upon Tinubu. His legacy hangs in the balance, and his every move is being scrutinized.

The people of Nigeria deserve to know the truth, and Tinubu has a responsibility to come clean. Anything less would be a betrayal of the public trust.

As the saga continues to unfold, one thing is clear: this is a turning point in Nigeria’s history, and the outcome will reverberate for generations to come.

In his own reaction, a member of the defunct Labour party Presidential campaign council Engr. Keshi stated that the whole saga is bringing to the Nigerian public the difference between Peter Obi and TInubu, because as Obi’s mantra has been “Go and verify, TInubu is spending billions to hide his own academic records.

“This whole saga brings to the fore the difference between Tinubu and Obi.
And it is not just a matter of transparency and honesty. It’s also a matter of values and priorities.

Tinubu seems to be more concerned with image and power, while Obi seems to be more concerned with truth and the common good.

This contrast raises questions about the kind of leadership that Nigeria needs, and what kind of future the country is headed towards.

“The contrast between Tinubu and Obi goes beyond the specific issue of academic records.

It speaks to a deeper divide in Nigerian society, between those who seek to hide and obfuscate, and those who seek to be open and accountable.

In many ways, this is a battle between the old and the new, between the status quo and the desire for something better.
As the nation of Nigeria faces a crossroads, it must decide which path to take.” He concluded.