Comptroller-General of Customs, Alhaji Abdullahi Inde Dikko, in Certificate Forgery,

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Comptroller-General of Customs, Alhaji Abdullahi Inde Dikko, in Certificate Forgery, Threat to Life & Intimidation Scandal
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Wednesday, September 2, 2009.

The President and Commander-in-Chief,

Federal Republic of Nigeria ,
State House,Abuja.





Mr. President,







FORGERY OF CERTIFICATES BY THE NEW COMPTROLLER-GENERAL OF CUSTOMS, ALHAJI ABDULLAHI INDE DIKKO, THREAT TO LIFE AND INTIMIDATION:



A CALL FOR A FULL-SCALE INVESTIGATION.







I have decided to write directly to you on this matter because I believe you will not tolerate and condone the criminal behavior of any public officer, even if your security agencies are reputed for that and especially since they are indicted on this issue. It is also necessary that you are personally aware of such an important matter involving a highly-placed public officer whom you just appointed.







I make no judgment at this point. All I call for is a thorough investigation of the grave allegations contained in the affidavit accompanying this letter and for you to take appropriate action(s).







With best regards.







I remain yours most trusted,















FESTUS KEYAMO, ESQ.



IN THE HIGH COURT OF LAGOS STATE



IN THE IKEJA JUDICIAL DIVISION



HOLDEN AT IKEJA















AFFIDAVIT REGARDING MY RELATINSHIP WITH ALHAJI ABDULLAHI DIKKO







I, OLAJIDE OYEWOLE IBRAHIM, male, Muslim, Nigerian citizen, resident of Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, do hereby make oath and state as follows:







1. That my name is Olajide Oyewole Ibrahim and the following facts have already been written and submitted to my lawyer, Barrister Festus Keyamo. I now thought it fit to also make an affidavit.







2. That I knew Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko, the present Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Customs Service since 1995, while undergoing the compulsory National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) scheme with the Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) at Plot 22, Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.



3. That during that time, i.e 1995, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko was serving as a Superintendent of Customs (CS) and resided in his official quarters at Block 18, Flat ‘F’, Eric Moore Towers, Surulere, Lagos.



4. That sometime in 1995, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko approached me as the officer in charge of Training and Courses Department of the Nigerian Institute Management, to sneak out blank programme certificates on Finance and Accounts for him, which he intended to fill himself and present as authentic certificates. He explained to me that he needed these certificates and many others to get rapid promotion.



5. That I obliged Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko of this request and secured on his behalf two (2) course participant certificates covering the years 1995 and 1996. (Copies of the certificates are hereby attached as Exhibits ‘A and B’). He thereafter filled them himself and forged the signatures on them.



6. That on the completion of my National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) programme in 1996, the Institute discovered these missing certificates from the booklet of certificates in my custody and when I could not account for them for fear of implicating Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko, my name was withdrawn from the list of corpers to be considered for employment.



7. That as I could not be retained, I told Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko of my predicament, but he promised me he would get me into Dangote Group at that time through one of his friends Alhaji Idris Shuaib Mikati. But in the meantime, I became an errand boy for him. This situation of running errands for him continued for years and I later forgot about getting a regular employment.



8. That sometime in 1999, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko confessed to me because of my closeness to him, that his West African Examination Certificate (WAEC) result was defective and implored me to assist him get another result.



9. That in that same year i.e. 1999, I assisted Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko through the help of a staff of WAEC, to get him a fake WAEC result bearing the name of Government College, Kaduna and with the date of issuance as 1980. (Copy of the WAEC result is attached as Exhibit ‘C’).



10. That in the year 2000 when Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko wanted to become a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), they discovered that the WAEC result was not genuine.



11. That prior to their discovery, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko had already submitted the said WAEC certificate to the customs authorities as his and could not withdraw same.



12. Following that discovery, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko abandoned his ambition of becoming a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accounts of Nigeria and opted for membership of the Association of National Accountants (ANAN) situate at Herbert Macaulay Way, Yaba, Lagos.



13. That with the assistance of two (2) members of staff of ANAN, one Mr. Bello who was then in charge of examination and one Mr. Ojelade in charge of registration at the Institute, Alhaji Dikko was admitted as a fellow of ANAN.



14. That it was the said Mr. Bello who suggested that we got somebody to write the ANAN examination of behalf of Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko.



15. That suggestion warranted my contracting one Mr. Ganiu Memudu to write the ANAN examination on behalf of Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko.



16. That initially, Mr. Ganiu Memudu was reluctant to write the examination for Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko but after much pressure from me and Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko, Mr. Memudu yielded and wrote the ANAN examination conducted sometime in March 2000 at the Auditorium of the University of Lagos. (Copy of the ANAN Certificate is attached as Exhibit ‘D’).



17. That sometime in 2005 when Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko was promoted to the rank of Comptroller of Customs in charge of investigations, I approached him through his wife Hajia Shadiat Abdullahi for assistance in securing a job.



18. That Hajia Shadiat Abdullahi response to my request was that I was trying to reveal the confidentialities between myself and her husband, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko adding that Yoruba men could not be trusted. That response made me to leave their residence on the said date.



19. That sometime in February 2006, on arriving from a religious vigil with my wife, I was informed by my landlady that some persons came in a Toyota Corolla Car looking for me with the aim of offering me a job as a clearing agent at the Ports.



20. That my landlady further added that she suspected foul play since only two persons alighted from the said Toyota Corolla car while the others sat back.



21. That my landlady’s intimations got me worried and scared leading me to relocate my wife and kids. Besides, the persons who came looking for me did not leave any contact address nor phone numbers behind, thereby raising my suspicion.



22.. That I thereafter met one retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr. E.O. Abai who promised to plead with Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko.



23. That when Mr. Abai got through to Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko via his phone, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko promised to deal with me and added that I may be killed any moment from then.



24. That thereafter, Mr. Abai advised me to enforce my rights in a law court.



25. That on April 24, 2006, a Lagos High Court sitting in Igbosere granted my prayers that I should not be intimidated or harassed by Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko nor any of his agents. (Copy of the Enrolment of Order is attached as Exhibit ‘E’).



26. That on November 21, 2006, I was arrested by Police Officers from Panti Police Station based on a petition written by one Superintendent of Customs, Mohammed Lawal alleging that I collected the sum of Two Million, One Hundred Thousand Naira (N2,100,000.00) from him to settle the case between me and Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko.



27. That after being detained for two (2) weeks in Panti, I was arraigned before an Ebute Metta Magistrates Court for stealing. The charge was later struck out because the complainant, Alhaji Dikko could not summon the courage to come to court to testify. (Copy of the charge sheet and the proceedings are attached as Exhibits ‘F’ and ‘F1’).



28.. That meanwhile, during one of the days of the hearing of the criminal matter, that is on January 12, 2007, I was picked up at the premises of the Magistrates Court by Police Officers from the Abuja Police Command based on a petition written again by Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko alleging that some documents, money and computers belonging to him were stolen from his Abuja residence on November 4, 2004 and that I may be responsible for their theft.



29. That thereafter I was detained for forty (40) days at Apo Legislative Quarters and the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Ladan (who was in charge of the matter) thereafter told me that the only condition for my release was for me to withdraw the Fundamental Rights suit I filed against Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko.



30. That on February 20, 2007, retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, E.O. Abai came to Abuja to see the then I.G, Mr. Sunday Ehindero to secure my release. I was further asked to see Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Ladan on the 22nd of February, 2007.



31. That on that day, i.e. February 22, 2007, I was taken to the High Court, Abuja by the same Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Ladan but incidentally the court did not sit on that day which stalled my arraignment.



32. That my wife and I later went straight to the I.G’s office and the then I.G., Mr. Sunday Ehindero instructed his Principal Staff Officer (PSO) Mr. Solomon Arase to look into the matter.. That led to the invitation of all the Police Officers involved in the matter.



33. That after asking some pertinent questions, like whether Alhaji Dikko originally reported any case of robbery to any Police Station, (the answer being negative) and having satisfied himself that the allegation was frivolous, he ordered my release.



34. He further advised me not to go about threatening Alhaji Dikko about his past, and that he was sure that Alhaji Dikko would leave me alone on that note.



35. That thereafter I returned to Lagos where, to my surprise, one Inspector Habilla, a family friend of Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko and two (2) other Customs Officers, Messrs Enemoh and Mohammed Lawal continued to trail me. I reported this incident to Mr. Arase, the PSO to the then Inspector General of Police, Mr. Ehindero, who promised that all would be settled.



36. That sometime in August 2008, I was informed by a friend of mine that I had been declared wanted by the Abuja Police Command in connection with robbery.



37. That I made frantic efforts and discovered that the Punch and Tribune Newspapers of April 28, 2008 carried the advertorials which declared me wanted in connection with robbery. (Copy of the Punch Newspaper advert is attached as Exhibit ‘G’)..



38. That it was at that point I realized that the plan was to arrest me as an armed robber and either shoot me like the Boko Haram leader or keep me perpetually remanded in prison custody as a robber awaiting trial.



39. That since I had no godfather, I immediately went into hiding, and I have been running from pillar to post all these months, because of the almighty power of Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko.



40. That on the 4th of August, 2009, retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr.. E.O. Abai advised that I summon courage and find out details about the advertorial from the Abuja Police Command.



41. That on the 7th of August, 2009, in the company of Mr. E.O. Abai, retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, I met with the Commissioner of Police, Abuja, Mr. John Haruna. We went with the newspaper publication and the attached affidavit.



42. That the said Commissioner of Police, Abuja, Mr. Haruna said that he knew nothing about the publication and immediately summoned the command’s spokesman, Superintendent of Police, Mr. Jimoh for explanation.



43. That the Abuja Police Command’s spokesman further contacted the I..P.O supposedly handling the matter, one Mr. Danjuma Attah who confirmed that the case has no case file and that I should go in peace.



44. That the following week, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko was named as the Comptroller-General of Customs and the Abuja Police Command’s spokesman, Mr. Jimoh called the retired Commissioner of Police, Mr. E.O Abai to notify me that I should come to the Abuja Police Command that there is now a case file against me which has been sent to court in respect of a charge of armed robbery.



45. That since the genesis of my travails life has been unbearable for me and my family. My mother collapsed and died later when she heard that I was arrested at the premises of a Magistrates Court in Lagos and taken to Abuja in handcuffs. Similarly, owing to lack of adequate parental care, I lost my four (4) year old son to an illness.



46. That at present, due to the newspaper publications I cannot walk freely nor seek employment cum business opportunities for fear of being identified as an armed robber. This has left my wife as the only bread winner of the family.



47. That before I met Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko, I never had any criminal record. All that I did for Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko was done in ignorance and immaturity and to help his career to where he is now that he so desperately wants to protect at the expense of my life and freedom.



48. That the real intention of Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko, the new Comptroller-General of Customs, is to silence me, either by indefinite remand as an armed robber in a prison yard, or to kill me like the Boko Haram leader.



49. That it was at this point everyone I met recommended Barrister Festus Keyamo to defend me. I then came out and contacted him.



50. That I depose this affidavit in good faith and in accordance with the Oaths Act.



















___________



DEPONENT







Sworn to at the High Court Registry, Ikeja



this ………. day of …………………….. 2009











BEFORE ME

[sangodarekakanfo]

Na wah for this country o!!!!!!!!

[Fjord]

6. That on the completion of my National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) programme in 1996, the Institute discovered these missing certificates from the booklet of certificates in my custody and when I could not account for them for fear of implicating Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko, my name was withdrawn from the list of corpers to be considered for employment.

7. That as I could not be retained, I told Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko of my predicament, but he promised me he would get me into Dangote Group at that time through one of his friends Alhaji Idris Shuaib Mikati. But in the meantime, I became an errand boy for him. This situation of running errands for him continued for years and I later forgot about getting a regular employment.

Id.iot.

But wow; this is going to be some circus.

Alhaji Abdullahi Inde Dikko, Comptroller-General of Customs is in some messy soup.
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[Abatakan]

Just when you think it cannot get worse, should have known better, glorified jungle, even jungle get law oga o!.So what happens next anyone?

[Bunch17]

Originally Posted by Abatakan

Just when you think it cannot get worse, should have known better,glorified jungle,even jungle get law,so what happens next anyone?

What are you on about? This is small fry compared to what has been going on for sometime. A few months ago we were alerted to the fact that a few individuals had set up a fake LGA in either Oyo or Oshun state. The LGA was recieving monthly allocations from the FG and even had a few federal projects thrown its way.

Forged Certificate? That is so 1999.

[HolyPagan]

Originally Posted by Bunch17

What are you on about? This is small fry compared to what has been going on for sometime. A few months ago we were alerted to the fact that a few individuals had set up a fake LGA in either Oyo or Oshun state. The LGA was recieving monthly allocations from the FG and even had a few federal projects thrown its way.

Forged Certificate? That is so 1999.

I swear to God you are certifiable

I almost choked on one kine Corn (the real Oka no be sweet corn) wey I dey munch.... NVS g'egbu madu one day.

[Igboamaeze]

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Na today?

85% of the so-called technocrats in Abuja are walking around with forged certificates, especially the annointed members of Nigeria's colonial master-tribe. Note the names of the security/govt officials that are used to intimidate the young man; their ranks and their determination. It speaks volumes about this colony that they call country. I hope that something is done about this one.

Nigeria jaja-jaja. No be shmall...

[FSU]

Two things will likely happen

1. Keyamo and whoever else is pursuing this case will meet a brick wall because the culprit is Yaradua's relation

2. Given the desperation from the culprit, the complainant might get assasinated in due course. Thus, he should make personal efforts to secure himself by any means possible

[denker]

Customs dismisses allegation of certificate forgery against Comptroller-General

Kolawole Daniel, Abuja - 08.09.2009

The Nigeria Customs Service has said the allegation of certificate forgery against its new Comptroller-General, Alhaji Abdullhai Dikko, was initiated by some disgruntled elements who are out to embarrass him.

The Public Relations Officer of the service, Mr. Joseph Attah, who spoke on behalf of his boss, said there had been no question mark on the certificate or career of the new customs’ helmsman.

One Ibrahim Olajide had alleged through his lawyer, Mr. Festus Keyamo, that Dikko forged his academic qualification before joining the Customs.

According to the spokesman of the service, “Ordinarily, Nigeria Customs Service would not have reacted to the allegation because the case is already in court, but we felt that there is the need to clarify one or two things to correct the impression members of the public may have had about the issue. Since his appointment as the new CGC, he has been and will continue to enjoy the goodwill of the service.

“He has given us the kind of leadership we had wanted since he assumed office. There has been no question mark on his integrity and qualifications since he joined the service.

“The publication over alleged certificate forgery of the new CGC is an orchestrated attempt to blackmail and extort money from him. Olajide Ibrahim is presently standing trial before Justice Ishaq Bello of an Abuja high court and a bench warrant has been issued against him," he said.

, cunnyman dies cunnyman go bury'm...make we dey watch as dings dey unfold..!

[agensheku]

Both the petitioner and the accused officer are indictable.when nigeria was still nigeria,the Customs dept would have issued a formal rejoinder publishing the full details of the man s certificates.but we are now in nija...the era of anything goes!i can bet it,nothing will happen and because events roll over one another with the speed of computers,the matter will get swept under a red rug somewhere!is this how to run a country?

[denker]

Is Nigeria’s newly-appointed Comptroller-General of Customs,

Abdullahi Dikko, or is it Muhammadu Dikko?

This is the question many are trying to answer as further stunning revelations pertaining to his identity have continued to surface. His birth certificate bears "Muhammadu Dikko," and the date of birth appears to have been tampered with.

And this is the background to the man’s outbreak of temper today in Abuja, where he ordered his subordinates to brutalize newspaper distributors that dared to republish the expose by Saharareporters, and burnt thousands of copies of the paper.



According to a 50-item sworn affidavit by his former protege, Mr. Olajide Oyewole Ibrahim, Mr. Dikko’s entire academic school certificates were allegedly forged, but the atrocious scam has remained covered up by his relatives, Yar'Adua and his wife, Turai.
A statement signed by Olajide lawyer, Festus Keyamo, states:

"Today, Friday, September 11, 2009, the Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Customs Service, Alhaji Abdullahi Inde Dikko ordered the seizure of 2000 (Two Thousand) copies of vol.1, No.9 of “The Premier Tabloid”, an Ibadan-based newspaper, with the caption: “DikkoGate: How Customs boss forged his way to the Top”.
 
The raid took place near customs headquarters in Zone 3, Abuja.
 
The newspaper agent, Mr. Oluwatosin Testimony, was arrested by Customs officers on the orders of Alhaji Dikko and taken to the Customs Security Post at Zone 3 Headquarters where he was detained for hours. All the seized copies were later brought out to the open and set ablaze.
 
The story that Alhaji Dikko is so desperate to kill is the allegation by his former boy, Mr. Olajide Oyewole Ibrahim, that almost all the certificates of the Customs boss were forged for him by the boy. Instead of Alhaji Dikko to respond by publishing his certificates (if he has one at all) he has resorted to this stone-age tactics that cannot save his job. If Dikko feels that a crime has been committed by the vendors circulating newspapers containing a story on him, he can report to the Nigerian Police, but cannot resort to self help to vent his spleen.
 
I once again call on the President, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua to save the Customs Service and Nigerians this national embarrassment by ordering the immediate probe of these grave allegations and not to continue to play the ostrich on this matter."

Sources told Saharareporters that since the scandal broke, Mr. Dikko has been buying newspaper editors off the story and to ignore the scandal. He has also embarked on propaganda and tried to appear capable and efficient at his new job.

Saharareporters officially requested Mr. Dikko to send copies of his certificates for verification with the institutions he claimed to have attended. Instead, he sent a bunch of names, email addresses and mobile phone numbers of persons who can attest to his sojourn in Bulgaria, where he had claimed he received a Masters degree in Economics in 1985.



Dikko's doctored Birth Certificate

[RAYNOSA]

I am not even sure of the Presidents certificate.

[superego]

It gets more interesting, should I say-

He burns down all the newspapers with the allegation oh!!!

http://www.newsrescue.com/2009/09/ni...ry-accusation/

[FSU]

Is Nigeria’s newly-appointed Comptroller-General of Customs, Abdullahi Dikko, or is it Muhammadu Dikko?
This is the question many are trying to answer as further stunning revelations pertaining to his identity have continued to surface. His birth certificate bears "Muhammadu Dikko," and the date of birth appears to have been tampered with.

And this is the background to the man’s outbreak of temper today in Abuja, where he ordered his subordinates to brutalize newspaper distributors that dared to republish the expose by Saharareporters, and burnt thousands of copies of the paper.
According to a 50-item sworn affidavit by his former protege, Mr. Olajide Oyewole Ibrahim, Mr. Dikko’s entire academic school certificates were allegedly forged, but the atrocious scam has remained covered up by his relatives, Yar'Adua and his wife, Turai.

A statement signed by Olajide lawyer, Festus Keyamo, states:


"Today, Friday, September 11, 2009, the Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Customs Service, Alhaji Abdullahi Inde Dikko ordered the seizure of 2000 (Two Thousand) copies of vol.1, No.9 of “The Premier Tabloid”, an Ibadan-based newspaper, with the caption: “DikkoGate: How Customs boss forged his way to the Top”.
 
The raid took place near customs headquarters in Zone 3, Abuja.
 
The newspaper agent, Mr. Oluwatosin Testimony, was arrested by Customs officers on the orders of Alhaji Dikko and taken to the Customs Security Post at Zone 3 Headquarters where he was detained for hours. All the seized copies were later brought out to the open and set ablaze.
 
The story that Alhaji Dikko is so desperate to kill is the allegation by his former boy, Mr. Olajide Oyewole Ibrahim, that almost all the certificates of the Customs boss were forged for him by the boy. Instead of Alhaji Dikko to respond by publishing his certificates (if he has one at all) he has resorted to this stone-age tactics that cannot save his job. If Dikko feels that a crime has been committed by the vendors circulating newspapers containing a story on him, he can report to the Nigerian Police, but cannot resort to self help to vent his spleen.
 
I once again call on the President, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua to save the Customs Service and Nigerians this national embarrassment by ordering the immediate probe of these grave allegations and not to continue to play the ostrich on this matter."


Sources told Saharareporters that since the scandal broke, Mr. Dikko has been buying newspaper editors off the story and to ignore the scandal. He has also embarked on propaganda and tried to appear capable and efficient at his new job.


Saharareporters officially requested Mr. Dikko to send copies of his certificates for verification with the institutions he claimed to have attended. Instead, he sent a bunch of names, email addresses and mobile phone numbers of persons who can attest to his sojourn in Bulgaria, where he had claimed he received a Masters degree in Economics in 1985.

[denker]

Trials Of Abdullahi Dikko

By Francis Iwuchukwu ,REPORTER, Lagos


Comptroller-General of Customs, Abdullahi Dikko, is seen by his admirers as a gentle man with a large heart. It is for this reason that the allegation of certificate forgery levelled against him by a certain Olajide Ibrahim has a come to many as a surprise.


Ibrahim claims to have assisted Dikko in forging his certificates.
He made the claim in an affidavit on his relationship with Dikko, filed on his behalf at an Ikeja High Court by Barrister Festus Keyamo.
Ibrahim chronicled all the allegations against the Customs helmsman, including how he allegedly assisted Dikko to forge his West African School Certificate result; Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) certificate, and also a fake Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) membership certificate.


Ibrahim said in his affidavit, "Sometime in 1999, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko confessed to me, because of my closeness to him, that his West African School Certificate result was defective and implored me to assist him to get another result...That same year (1999), I assisted Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko, through the help of a staff of WAEC, to get him a fake WAEC result bearing the name of Government College, Kaduna and with the date of issuance as 1980."


Ibrahim further alleged in his affidavit that the next year, when Dikko wanted to become a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), they discovered that the WAEC result was not genuine.
"Prior to the discovery, Alhaji Abdullahi Dikko had already submitted the said WAEC certificate to the Customs authorities as his, and could not withdraw same." This led to Dikko, according to his accuser, to abandon his ambition of becoming an ICAN fellow and to opt for membership of the ANAN.


Explaining further, the declarant narrated how, with the assistance of two members of staff of ANAN, one Mr. Bello then in charge of examinations and another Mr. Ojelade in charge of registration at the Institute, Dikko

had been admitted as a fellow of ANAN.


Incidentally, Ibrahim claimed he was spilling the beans because, following his recent appointment as the new Customs boss, Dikko began threatening his life. Besides, Ibrahim said spurious allegations had been levelled against him by Dikko to the extent that he had been arrested and declared wanted by the police in connection with an alleged robbery.


He said Dikko instigated his troubles after threatening to deal with him because he knows too much. According to him, he was seeking the enforcement of his fundamental human rights.


Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Emeka Ngige, believes the allegations are grievous, and calls on Dikko to clear the air to the general public. "Dikko owes it a duty to explain to Nigerians how the certificates came about if actually the allegations are true," he said.


Dikko, who was said to have been appointed in the most unusual manner, claimed to be an alumnus of the University of Dimitrov Apostle Tshenov, Suishtov, Bulgaria, where he allegedly graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Economics. He then obtained a Master's Degree in Finance, with special emphasis on Investment Finance, from the University of D.A. Tshenov-Suishtov, Bulgaria.


After working briefly with Kaduna State Audit Headquarters, Dikko claims further, he sat for the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) qualifying examinations and qualified as an accountant, thereby becoming a member of the Certified National Accountants and the Nigerian Institute of Management.


Many of the claims in Dikko's curriculum vitae are however contradicted by the petitioner, Ibrahim.


Source!

[RAYNOSA]

Alhaji Abdullahi Inde Dikko the Nigerian customs boss we know your enemies and the Devil is at work please,put them to shame and publish your certificates from primary school to university. Simple........Abi dat one hard to do again.

[Igboamaeze]

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Wow!

I googled University of Dimitrov Apostle Tshenov, Suishtov, Bulgaria. From the result, I went to this link: Why Dikko can’t afford to fail Customs and Nigerians and saw this web site:

http://www.uni-svishtov.ng

When I tried to open it, it was not openning. In any case notice that the web address ends with .ng instead of .edu, org or .bg

There is something fishy about this whole thing.

But then there are Nigerians and there are nigerians...

[denker]

i dis love dis Picture, dis man looks like Big-K...


Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Dikko Abdullahi

[Igboamaeze]

Originally Posted by nigerdelta666

i dis love dis Picture, dis man looks like Big-K...


Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Dikko Abdullahi

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Na who say that they born that paa-pa for 1960? I get some 1960's brothers wey neva chop near this man and none of them looks as old. So be only certificates wey de faa-fa (or, paa-pa) dey forge he dey forge birth records. Now see one of the reasons wey dey make Nigerians fit spend 15 to 20 years as Perm Secs and CEOs while the nigerians no fit reach such position before retirement.

There are Nigerians and there are nigerians...