Forged Certificate: International Human Rights Group To Stage, London, Abuja Enquiries, Protests

Mrs. Kemi Adeosun

International Human Rights Group, Global Peace Movement International (UK) said it plans to investigate and stage mass rallies and protests in London, Abuja and Lagos over allegations of forgery and criminal activities leveled against Nigeria’s Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun.

This development is coming, even as the clamour for the truth becomes more feverish, while pressure continues to mount against President Muhammadu Buhari to sack and immediately prosecute the minister over the allegations of forging her National Youth Service Certificate, amongst other civil and criminal violations.

Speaking in London on Monday, President General of Global Peace Movement International, Dr Mike Uyi, said GPMI(UK) and its affiliates around the world will not allow the matter be swept under the carpet, saying the group has already dispatched its operatives to both the East London Polythenic in London, and the NYSC Secretariat in Abuja, Nigeria.

He said the group may also petition the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) and the World Educational Services, (WEF), after the conclusion of its investigations, pointing out it was important to clear the issues at stake, due to what it represents for the millions of Nigerians all over the world,

Urging Nigerians and the international community to exercise some level of patience pending the outcome of the investigations, Dr Uyi explained that GPMI which is a foremost and leading human rights, anti-corruption organization will ensure that justice prevails at the end of the day, adding himself and the leadership of the group will be visiting Nigeria in the coming days with the outcome of the investigations.