He said if Weah is re-elected for a 2nd term, he will build a better justice system in Liberia.

He also said Keyamo had the right to change his perspective on issues after new information was made available.

He said that one needs to read the law wholistically before concluding on a matter.

He said Nigerians need to apologize to Mmesoma Ejikeme if people are defending Tinubu’s forged certificate.

All the CSU documents and transcripts on the court-ordered deposition in Illinois.

“Let me put it on record for the whole world to know that once you present a forged certificate, you are not qualified ab initio to run.”

“If he’s proven guilty the senate needs to impeach him because that’s the law.”

He said the Supreme Court has the power to decide whether the alleged ‘forgery’ can be admitted as evidence against Tinubu.

Chidoka argued that forgery and perjury were grounds for disqualification, as stipulated in Section 137 of the 1999 Constitution, as amended.

“We have established that he attended the university, he graduated from it, but the other issue is the certificate he presented to INEC.”

The elder statesman raised concerns that dwelling on the issues would drive away foreign investors.

“We are running an economy of dumping refuse on the poor, then we allow the rich to have their way.”

“What this government has been doing since inception, are announcements with limited thinking which again produces limited outcomes.”

“This idea that the government wants to distribute money to Nigerians is not something that can work in a population with over 75 million adults.”

The Labour Party candidate said one does not need to have the best educational qualifications to be great.

“Imolites are people who want to build their state. they don’t look for handout and become a refugee in another man’s land.”

He said he’s concerned by politicians who deceive or provide false information to their supporters.

He said he will be suing Chioma Egodi for damages to the tune of N5bn.

“We want to talk to every single Nigerian, not just to a group of Nigerians. We believe that we need to address all budgetary requirements.”

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