Senator Biobarakuma Degi-Eremienyo
Senator Biobarakuma Degi-Eremienyo has cried out for help saying that allegations that he forged his certificates are not true.
Sacked All Progressives Congress deputy governor-elect in Bayelsa
State, Senator Biobarakuma Degi-Eremienyo has denied forging his
certificates.
The embattled senator, who addressed journalists in Abuja on Thursday, also asked the police to vet his credentials.
He lamented that the apex court judgment had left him greatly traumatised and in distress.
He said, “The aim of this press conference is to defend my
reputation which the Justices of the Supreme Court, whether consciously
or unconsciously, subjected to scurrilous scandal, assault and unfair
imputation.
“Let me state that some of my primary school teachers are still
alive: Chief Eredogiyo Watson, Chief Allen Obebe-Orukari and Susan
Otiotio.
“Let me also state in clear and graphic terms that I attended two secondary schools.
“First, Nyemoni Grammar School, Abonnema, Rivers State where
some of my classmates were Harrison Braide, Tombo Douglas, Ferdinand
Amabebe: Professor Owunari George Will, Justice Biobele Georgewill,
Chief David Briggs and Alpheus Otta and some of my teachers were Mr
Wamarte and Mrs Humbly, Mr Frank etc.
“All my academic certificates are in the public domain. Whether they are genuine or forged are verifiable matters.
“If these certificates exist and have not been altered in any
manner, it would mean they are genuine. The next enquiry would then be
if the names appearing thereon belong to me or belong to some other
persons.
“If no other persons can be found who claim the names in the certificates then they are mine.
“Judges including justices of the Supreme Court are free to
request law enforcement agencies to investigate persons who appear
before them as to the commission or otherwise of crimes.”
“All the educational qualifications I presented to the
Independent National Electoral Commission to aid my constitutional
qualification were acquired by me personally from institutions here in
Nigeria which are still in existence till date. The records are
verifiable anytime and any day here in Nigeria.”
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