Ndi-Okereke–Onyiuke’s Fraudulent Ph.D Claims, Busted By City University & United States Securities and Exchange Commission–Reports

New York [RR] ABUJA–RepublicReport is in possession of communication culled by Vincent J. De Luca, Director of Student Services, Senior Registrar at the university’s Graduate School and custodian of student records at the Graduate Centre, averred under oath of perjury that:     “On January 18, 2011, I caused a search to be conducted of our student records (including graduation records) at The Graduate Center, at the request of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, to determine if Ms. Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke was ever enrolled in the Ph.D Program in Business and if she received a Ph.D in Business at The Graduate Center.
[PHOTO:Ms. Ndi Okereke--Onyiuke, Ph.D claims a fraud, reports]

According to our sources, the university said, ‘A thorough search of our electronic and paper files for the names, Ndi Leche Okereke, Ndi Okereke, Ndi Okereke – Onyiuke and Ndi Lechi Okereke – Onyiuke was conducted. No record was found that Ms. Ndi Okereke – Onyiuke ever enrolled in the Ph.D

RepublicReport gathered that the former head of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke, in the past claimed in her curriculum vitae that she had obtained a Ph.D in Business from The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York in the United States of America. She also paraded sterling professional experience, claiming to have worked at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), before returning home to serve her fatherland.o the NSE, and on which basis she was recruited into the NSE  were forged and contained a number of false and misleading claims, which one senior US official qualified as “grievous and embarrassing” to warrant criminal prosecution.
Record now show otherwise.
Read full text report from the University beneath…

Ms. Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke was recruited at the NSE in 1983 on the basis of her curriculum vitae which claimed that she had obtained a Ph.D in Business from The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York in the United States of America. She also paraded sterling professional experience, claiming to have worked at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), before returning home to serve her fatherland.

But the City University of New York has no records or data that Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke ever obtained a doctorate degree from the institution, either in Business or any other discipline! Another search of the NYSE’s personnel records have determined that Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke never worked there in any capacity as she claimed.

In a letter dated January 18, 2011 and written in response to routine enquiries initiated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission, (SEC), in furtherance of its regular due diligence on notable Stock Exchanges around the world, Vincent J. De Luca, Director of Student Services, Senior Registrar at the university’s Graduate School and custodian of student records at the Graduate Centre, averred under oath of perjury that:     “On January 18, 2011, I caused a search to be conducted of our student records (including graduation records) at The Graduate Center, at the request of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, to determine if Ms. Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke was ever enrolled in the Ph.D Program in Business and if she received a Ph.D in Business at The Graduate Center.

A thorough search of our electronic and paper files for the names, Ndi Leche Okereke, Ndi Okereke, Ndi Okereke – Onyiuke and Ndi Lechi Okereke – Onyiuke was conducted. No record was found that Ms. Ndi Okereke – Onyiuke ever enrolled in the Ph.D. Program in Business or received a Ph.D. in Business at The Graduate Center.”     This latest unmasking of Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke’s fake doctorate degree comes hard on the heels of recent media reports that she also lied about having worked at the New York Stock exchange.

This lie was laid to bare after media reports quoted NYSE officials denying having any records of her passage there. That story, which included a published deposition by Andrew Richman, Chief Counsel – Litigation, Legal and Government Affairs at the NYSE Euronext (“NYSE”) obtained from a High Court Registry revealed that: “on Oct. 4, 2010, a search…conducted of NYSE’s personnel records, at the request of the US SEC (United States Securities and Exchange Commission), to determine if Ms. Ndi Okereke – Onyiuke ever worked at the NYSE” proved futile.

Mr. Richman further affirmed that: “On Oct. 7 2010, I caused a supplemental search to be conducted of Securities Industry Automation Corporation (SIAC), at major times a majority – owned and later wholly – owned NYSE subsidiary…After a diligent search of both electronic and paper files including files relating to former employees, NYSE staff found no record that Ms. Okereke – Onyiuke ever worked at SIAC of NYSE”.  Richman also concluded his report of findings with a declaration that, “I certify under penalty of perjury that the foregoing statements made by me are true and correct”.

The overwhelming evidence indicates that Ndi Okereke – Onyiuke’s credentials, on the strength of which she was employed as Research Manager by Apostle Hayford Alile, then Director – General of the NSE via letter with Ref. No. NSE / 11 / 86 and dated Jan. 4, 1983 were forged.  Her career at the NSE, predicated on such falsehood amounts to a scam, a national swindle of unimaginable proportions and for which she ought to be prosecuted for fraud and perjury.

Several sources said that insider at the presidency who spoke on the condition of anonymity disclosed to reporters that if these allegations are true, that the Nigerian Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation will quickly seek additional information from the NSE about Ndi Okereke–Onyiuke’s pay when she was the Nigerian Exchange Director, and where she was receiving additional remuneration because of her alleged doctorate toga”, Feds threatened to launch a criminal  prosecution/charges against her accordingly, if necessary refund the fed government of undue paid her during her tenure as NSE Chief.