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As AGU set the records straight, IGP Sovula and others exonerated

As AGU set the records straight, IGP Sovula and others exonerated

By Kembay
A release and a Certificate of Registration from the Chief Executive of the Africa Graduate University (AGU) Dr Henry D Egessa has justified the institution legal authority and operations, thereby exonerating the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dr. Ambrose Michael Sovula, Professor Mohamed Yamba Bangura and Hon Paran Tarawallie .
According to the release, the Africa Graduate University (AGU) is an online University and a legal entity registered by the Government of Uganda with a certificate of incorporation (REG 80010003632175 (Under Section 18(3) of the Company Act of 2012.
AGU the release clearly stated has relationship with Dominion Christian University (DCU-SL) in either Sierra Leone or elsewhere.
AGU-International The release said is accredited by Accreditation Services for International Schools, Colleges and Universities - ASIC in the United Kingdom. (A global Accreditation Institution).
The release went on to state that AGU has never participated in any of the activities of DCU-SL not excluding the most recent Graduation in Sierra Leone wherein the TEC of Sierra Leone has  intercepted and apprehended officials.
"The official in the AGU International sadly note with disappointment why why a certain Dr Idris-John Lahai should connect the AGU to DCU-SL and the TEC actions thereby painting and circulating a dark image of AGU to the whole world" said the release.
The release further sees it a premeditated plan to further destroy the personalities of highly place people in Sierra Leone.
The release concluded that all AGU awards and awardees are not fake as AGU Internationally accredited and that the University will take legal actions against those that are damaging the image of the institution, their graduates and students.
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  1. UnknownApril 5, 2022 at 8:53 AM

    I don't recognize any qualifications Degree, Diplomat PhDs etc from Dominion Christian University. You can only have such qualifications for your family and your village people but I personally don't recognize it as certificate.
    Note: my own opinion.

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