FAKE PROFESSOR Has No BSc, BA, MSc, MA, MBA, PhD? Only WAEC? Another PREMIUM TIMES Investigation

The Anthony Kila academic qualifications controversy has taken another turn! In the second part of its five-month investigation, PREMIUM TIMES has published new findings questioning eight academic qualifications Anthony Kila claimed to have obtained from universities in Italy and the United Kingdom. This time, the investigation goes beyond his disputed professorship to examine his claimed bachelor's degree, master's degrees, postgraduate qualifications, MBA and PhD. In this video, we examine: 1. The eight academic qualifications Kila claimed to have obtained. 2. Why some universities say they never offered the programmes he listed. 3. The surprising findings from City University London about his enrolment and failure to complete his programme. 4. Aston University's response concerning his claimed MBA. 5. The contradictions surrounding his Italian university qualifications. 6. The unanswered questions about his Cambridge qualifications. 7. The inconsistencies between his academic profiles. 8. Anthony Kila's response when confronted with the latest findings. We focus exclusively on the NEW discoveries rather than repeating the previous investigation. SOURCE: PREMIUM TIMES Full investigation: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/915771-investigation-how-anthony-kila-falsified-all-his-academic-qualifications-from-bachelors-to-doctorate.html DISCLAIMER This video is an independent news commentary and analysis based on the investigation published by PREMIUM TIMES. The findings, university responses and allegations discussed are attributed to the newspaper. Qualifications that remain unverified are distinguished from those directly contradicted by university records. Viewers are encouraged to consult the original investigation and any subsequent responses or corrections. This video may contain excerpts, screenshots and other copyrighted materials used for news reporting, criticism, commentary, research and educational purposes. Such use is intended to fall within applicable copyright exceptions, including fair use under Section 107 of the United States Copyright Act where applicable. All rights remain with their respective owners. Subscribe to DonAza for independent news analysis, investigative reports and commentary on important issues affecting Nigeria.