Jackson Ude, anti-corruption activist has accused a Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Bala Bello, of academic fraud.
In a post on X on Monday, titled “BALA BELLO: THE MOST PADDED ACADEMIC FRAUD IN CBN!”, Jackson Ude said “The Deputy Governor, Corporate, of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Bala Bello, is an academic fraud. He managed to obtain a Bachelor degree from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Kaduna State, but has all through been lying that he has an MBA from same institution. Bello should provide the date he enrolled for the MBA program and the date he graduated. He should make his certificate public. Aye e ti fe ba je ba yi oo.”
“Not done with his academic fraud, Bello tells his friends and associates that he has a PhD. On his CBN profile, he listed the PhD as Honoris Causa from some obscure and unknown universities one of which is from Republic of Benin, a haven for fake universities. Bello should tell us how much he paid for those Honoris Causa. Aye e ti fe ba je ba yi ooo.
Commonwealth University where Bello bought another PhD Honoris Causa has been declared fake by the Federal Government during the Mohammadu Buhari’s time.
Bello has no Master’s degree, has no PhD but he is busy sacking Masters and PhD holders from the CBN who got those jobs through merit.
I will wait for Bello to respond before I him to the garbage bin!” Jackson Ude further said.
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Title : Jackson Ude accuses CBN Deputy Governor, Bala Bello of academic fraud
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