Monday Okpebholo, the newly elected governor of Edo State, has found himself at the center of a heated controversy as his alleged West African Examinations Council (WAEC) results have surfaced online, sparking widespread reactions.

The results, which show a mix of poor grades, have left many Nigerians shocked and unimpressed, calling into question his academic qualifications for the high office he now holds.

The results, adorned with alternate colors to highlight distinctions, reveal a performance far from stellar:  

- Government: E8  

- Commerce: D7  

- Christian Religious Studies (CRS): D7  

- Mathematics: C5  

- Economics: D7  

- English: D7  

These grades have led to widespread criticism, with many Nigerians taking to social media to express their disappointment. 

Critics argue that Okpebholo’s academic performance is below par and raises concerns about his qualifications to serve as governor. 

Many have expressed the belief that such results do not meet the standards for someone expected to lead a state as significant as Edo.

In addition to the controversy over his academic qualifications, further reports from *People's Gazette* have added fuel to the fire, claiming that Okpebholo is linked to three different birth certificates. 

This revelation has further cast doubts on his credibility and integrity, with some questioning whether these inconsistencies reflect a deeper issue of transparency.

Despite the uproar, the people of Edo State have chosen Okpebholo to lead them, and for now, he remains the governor-elect. 

Whether this controversy will impact his ability to govern effectively remains to be seen, but the debate surrounding his qualifications and authenticity continues to dominate public discourse.