A West African Examination Council (WAEC) official, Henry Adewunmi, who said he has worked with examination board for 30 years, has told the presidential election tribunal that the assessment result issued to President Buhari by Cambridge Assessment Center is not a document from WAEC.
Adewunmi said this on Wednesday when President Muahmmadu continued the defence against the petition filed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) challenging his election as president on the 23rd of February 2019.
President Buhari’s lawyer Mr Wole Olanipekun had earlier called four witnesses including Henry Adewunmi who is also a deputy registrar in charge of exam registration at WAEC.
President Buhari’s Senior Special Assistant on Domestic Affair, Sarki Abba was also one of the witnesses called up by Mr Olanipekun.
In his witnesses testimony, Mr Adewunmi who was subpoenaed from WAEC and led in evidence by President Buhari’s lawyer, Mr Wole Olanipekun, told the tribunal that 18 candidates sat for the 1961 WAEC exam and that President Buhari was inclusive and indeed was number two on the candidates’ list.
Adewunmi, while testifying further added that President Buhari sat for eight subjects and had credits in five subjects.
The witness maintained that President Buhari was educated up to secondary school level and was awarded aggregate 32 and grade 2 for his performance.
However, under cross examination by Atiku and PDP’s counsel, Mr Levi Uzoukwu, the witness admitted that the assessment result issued to President Buhari by Cambridge Assessment Center was not equal to a certificate.
The witness added that the assessment report of President Buhari is not a document from WAEC because it is bearing Cambridge University Assessment International Education.
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