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Gaius Chibueze, also known as BitcoinChief, a Nigerian businessman and crypto investor, has maintained his commitment to sponsor Anambra State student Mmesoma Ejikeme, who has been accused of falsifying her University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results.
According to Newsmen, Chibueze made this known in a tweet on his Twitter page, noting that his offer of a scholarship to an American, British, or Canadian university remains valid.
According to him, Mmesoma’s alleged illegality was not treated in the same way that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) swore in President Bola Tinubu, who did not win an election.
The BitcoinChief also added that he would educate Mmesoma on her errors and tell her that a person’s JAMB score does not determine their future or how they will turn out in life.
The Nigerian millionaire went on to say that there are many negative examples in the country from which the teenager copied, and that such people must be dealt with first.
In his words: “I will still sponsor Mmesoma. Whether she agreed or not that’s not my problem. Suppose illegality was not celebrated openly, like INEC swearing in a President who didn’t win the Elections, A president with a Forged Certificate and no trace of Primary to University Education, If Nigeria didn’t celebrate Elected officials who rig elections, etc.
“Young people won’t see a reason to forge certificates and be celebrated openly. While we address this, we must look at the entire society.
“If you want us to accept, celebrate and defend a President who rigged Election with Forged Certificate, we must also not destroy Little Girl’s future with a forged certificate.
“I will personally call her and explain to her that JAMB numbers don’t define how far she can go in life and next time she shouldn’t bother Forging one.
“The only thing that can stop Mmesoma is God. As long as I live, she will school in America, UK or Canada. Nothing less. You can keep crying but I will sponsor her. I believe in second chance.”
