UNN and NYSC disowned Uche Nnaji’s certificates, ICPC investigator tells court

Author: vanguardngr.comPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: Nigeria
Crime & Law
UNN and NYSC disowned Uche Nnaji’s certificates, ICPC investigator tells court

ICPC investigator Yakubu Ibrahim told the Federal High Court in Abuja that the University of Nigeria (UNN) and the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) said they did not issue the degree and service certificates former minister Uche Nnaji presented to the Senate in 2023. Nnaji faces six charges involving alleged corruption, fraud and the presentation of forged certificates. Ibrahim said UNN also gave investigators Nnaji’s academic records, including a withdrawal notice related to his failure to earn the required grade in a course. The ICPC said it tried to summon Nnaji in 2026 but could not locate his address, then sent the invitation by email and WhatsApp.

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