This occurred following an analogy presented by Dr. Olufunmilayo, a UK-based medical doctor, on X (formerly known as Twitter), in which he used a forged car document scenario to raise a question about the Police Force in light of President Bola Tinubu’s certificate forgery controversy…CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In the analogy, Dr. Olufunmilayo discussed a hypothetical situation involving a lost car receipt and the creation of forged car documents, drawing parallels to the certificate issue surrounding Tinubu’s election.

The Chicago State University (CSU) Registrar, Caleb Westberg, had previously stirred reactions when he denied the authenticity of the certificate presented by Tinubu to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) prior to the 2023 general election.

This development sparked outrage, with allegations of identity theft and credential forgery against Tinubu.

Dr. Olufunmilayo’s post outlined the hypothetical scenario involving the forged car documents and questioned whether the police had the right to interrogate or arrest the individual in such a situation. The post also touched on verifying the document with the Mercedes dealership and the potential consequences.

In response to the question, the Delta Police PRO referenced existing laws and penalties for forgery without initially realizing the indirect connection to the CSU matter.