The statement read, “We have received, with much joy, the news that the Federal High Court, Abuja, has finally vindicated the former Minister in its ruling that under the 1979 constitution, non-citizens were not required to perform the National Youth Service.
“We recall that throughout her travail orchestrated and funded by evil forces in high places, she maintained her innocence that she had only a British passport and did not obtain her Nigerian passport until she was 34 years. “Unfortunately, desperate and evil people determined to bring down shining lights in Yoruba land at the slightest excuse refused to let her be. They pursued and harassed her, in spite of her innocence and sterling work, until she finally decided that enough was enough and resigned.
“Now that the truth is out and she has been vindicated, we urge President Buhari to do the needful by holding to account all those who brought needless grief and misery to Mrs. Adeosun and the Buhari administration. “We note that recently when a prominent minister from the North was in the eye of the storm, the Presidency threw its weight behind him and even disparaged Mrs. Adeosun in the process. We expect the Presidency to celebrate her vindication with even greater enthusiasm.”
Really? Who shall we hold accountable for the forgery then?
What is he shamelessly saying?
Obviously these ones did not know what the case was all about.
Let's slow down and be careful. The judgement stated that NYSC certificate is not mandatory to be a Minister. The court didn't rule on the issue of forgery, so the question of the morality of presenting a forge document still stands.
I don’t like this picture of her,they should’ve used another pic.she looks helpless and sober in this pic
Oloriburuku Lawon Baba afenifere ti