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| Stella Oduah |
When Sahara reporter based in the United States began an
independent investigation on the minister, there were criticism from all quarters;
the allegation of her fraud was later confirmed by the quick audit of her
official website and Wikipedia The minister has shamefully owned up to being
fraudulent in recent publication from Saharareporters
“An original copy of Princess Stella Oduah curriculum vitae
obtained by SaharaReporters today reveals that the embattled Minister of
Aviation never obtained an MBA degree from any university in the United States
as was previously claimed on the official page of Nigeria’s Ministry of
Aviation as well as her biography on Wikipedia.
The CV only makes reference only to the fact that Ms. Oduah
possesses a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from St. Paul’s
College in Lawrenceville, Virginia in 1982.
In the CV, Ms. Oduah also claimed to have an honorary Ph.D
degree in Business Administration from “Pacific Christian University Glendale,
California” in 1998, but SaharaReporters is so far unable to verify that
information.
A preliminary investigation of "Pacific Christian
University" shows it does not exist as one of the 93 accredited theology
schools in California. The nearest
result, by name and geography, is "Azusa Pacific University", which
is in Azusa, not Glendale. There is as
yet no information about the status of honorary Ph.Ds at that institution
Mrs. Oduah had carefully padded her qualifications by
claiming to have earned a “Masters Degree in the United States” after
completing her Bachelors. In the edited
official profile on the Aviation ministry’s website, Mrs. Oduah now claims she
“received her Bachelors and Masters Degree (in Accounting and Business
Administration respectively) in the United States.”
The citation does not mention the college where she obtained
both degrees, more so because in the last 24 hours since SaharaReporters broke
the news, Ms. Oduah has made several efforts both on Facebook and Wikipedia to
remove any word linking her to St. Paul’s College, a historic black college
where in previous posts and newspaper reports she claimed she received a
degree.
St. Paul’s College closed down in June 2013.
The new President of the college, Millard D. “Pete” Stith
Jr. told SaharaReporters yesterday that the college is working to confirm if
Ms. Oduah graduated from the college as she claims, stating that the college
registrar had been on leave due to illness.
Mr. Stith categorically reiterated that the college has never offered a
Masters’ degree in its 125-year existence.
SaharaReporters has learned that the Minister is working to
change her story line working with her aides from Brazil where she is currently
on vacation.
Since SaharaReporters broke the news about the certificate
scam, Ms. Oduah and her aides have officially kept mum over the
revelation. Instead they have embarked
on using Facebook and the comments sections of various websites into which they
sign anonymously to make the spurious claim that she simply didn't state where
she obtained her Masters degree. They
also suggest that she is being targeted because of her ethnicity.

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