Reactions stirs as Nigerian man cries out after he discovers university gave him wrong certificate 

In a shocking revelation, a Nigerian man has taken to Twitter to call out the prestigious University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) for issuing him a fake certificate. The man, who goes by the handle @tarykuh, was distressed to discover that the certificate he received showed a second-class lower division, while his transcript revealed he had actually earned a second-class upper division.

According to @tarykuh, he only discovered the error when he applied for his academic transcript five years after graduation. The transcript showed that he had graduated with a 2.1, which was a significant improvement over the 2.2 reflected on his certificate.

The man was understandably upset and blamed UNILORIN for the mistake. He claimed that the university was responsible for the incorrect computation of his result and class of degree. He also took it upon himself to manually compute his result, which confirmed that the result reflected in his transcript was the correct one.

The incident raises serious questions about the integrity of UNILORIN's academic process, and @tarykuh's case highlights the importance of double-checking academic records. Students and alumni should always verify their academic records to ensure that there are no errors or discrepancies.

It's not uncommon for educational institutions to make errors when issuing academic certificates, but it's crucial that such errors are rectified as soon as possible to prevent further complications down the line.

In the age of social media, it's easier than ever for people to share their experiences and call out institutions for wrongdoing. @tarykuh's tweet has since gone viral, with many people expressing their sympathy and support for him.

Sharing on his timeline, he wrote, “I found out today that I graduated with a 2’1 after five years of carrying this 2’2 certificate around. got my transcript today and it carries 2’1, did the math and it mathed. well done, university of Ilorin.” See his post below:

See reactions below

@multifaceted_i said, “Congratulations! There’s a reason for the timing I’m sure! Better update your CV sharply 😂✨✨✨”.

@jideduro said, “Interesting! You didn’t do the Math while in school? I followed my GP enter graduation.”

@omotola_airstah said, “Omo! You didn’t collect the transcript immediately? Or it wasn’t available as at the time?🤔”.

@AnambraPrince said, “University of Ilorin? What year please so I can go and do my own math too. Maybe my 2.1 go be first class”.