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Responses To Story Of Zimbabwean Man Who "Faked" UZ Certificates To Work In Ireland

1 year agoMon, 08 Aug 2022 14:15:55 GMT
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Responses To Story Of Zimbabwean Man Who "Faked" UZ Certificates To Work In Ireland

A Zimbabwe-born Drogheda man was recently accused of using “forged” university degrees and professional qualifications to work as a clinical psychologist, helping vulnerable children and adults.

Reports suggest that Nikiwe Dube of Colpe Drive, Drogheda, Ireland, appeared before Dublin District Court last week accused of forgery by making false instruments to obtain employment in Dublin between 2019 and 2022.

Judge Cephas Power was told that the 39-year-old claimed to have degrees from the University of Zimbabwe, but he never attended the university.

The story has attracted varying responses with some telling Pindula News that publishing such stories would tarnish the image of the southern African country. Below are some of the responses:

Mhofu @mhofela_mhofu:

Dhokota Nik aka Nikiwe went so far as to fake a graduation, and went around with a stethoscope!! Madoda It’s how they go around bashing the country under false pretences that boggles my mind.

Usanetseke neNetOne airtime.

Baya *405# utenge neEcoCash

Chings @GeorgeChings:

I heard that he even had the nerve to claim to know the state of affairs in operating theatres in Harare hospitals. Those the abetted him are morally bankrupt… Haana hake kana kutomboenda kuUZ kwacho. Wakangogadzira maCertificate ne printer ndokutotanga kutsvaga basa.

Maynard Manyowa  @iAmKudaMaynard

This is a slap in the face for real academics who part with blood, sweat and tears to earn real qualifications.

gunfightersreturn @gunfightersret1

I have always been sceptical of most Zimbos who call themselves Drs of Twitter, the quality of their arguments are normally shallow.

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