…By Larry John for TDPel Media.
Niger Delta activist, Asari Dokubo, has raised concerns about Mmesoma Ejikeme, a controversial candidate in the 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Dokubo questions the age at which Mmesoma took the exam, comparing it to the age at which his own children completed their secondary education.
Questioning Mmesoma’s Age:
Dokubo, in a Facebook live session, expressed his skepticism about Mmesoma’s claimed age of 19 when she took the UTME.
Drawing upon his personal experience, he revealed that his own children finished school at the ages of 15 and 16 respectively.
Allegations of Altered Age:
Suspecting the possibility of age manipulation, Dokubo scrutinized Mmesoma’s details and found indications that her age might have been altered before she sat for the exam.
He specifically mentioned coming across the year 2004 in her records.
Contrasting Experiences:
Dokubo emphasized the stark difference between his children’s educational journey and Mmesoma’s alleged circumstances.
Expressing his perplexity, he questioned why Mmesoma would claim to be writing JAMB at 19 when his children had completed their schooling several years earlier.
Speaking Out Against Deception:’
Motivated by his irritation at the acceptance of an apparent falsehood, Dokubo acknowledged that such matters are often known but deliberately overlooked.
However, he felt compelled to address the situation and express his dissatisfaction with people’s willingness to embrace blatant lies.
Conclusion:
Asari Dokubo, a prominent Niger Delta activist, has voiced his doubts regarding the age of Mmesoma Ejikeme, a controversial candidate in the 2023 UTME.
Citing his children’s early completion of secondary school, Dokubo suspects that Mmesoma’s age might have been tampered with before she took the exam.
He urges transparency and questions why some people are comfortable with accepting obvious falsehoods.
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