Fraudulent Journalist, David Hundeyin Blames Governor El-rufai for Oxford University Expulsion: A Reckless Accusation?

 David Hundeyin, a Nigerian journalist and self-proclaimed investigative journalist, has recently found himself in hot water after being expelled from Oxford University for various forms of misconduct. Hundeyin, who is known for his controversial and aggressive approach to journalism, has now resorted to blaming the Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, for his troubles.



According to Hundeyin, El-Rufai was behind his expulsion from Oxford University and has been using his influence to discredit him and ruin his reputation. In a recent social media post, Hundeyin accused the Governor of being a misogynist and sexist, stating that his expulsion from Oxford was a direct result of El-Rufai's influence over the university.
This claim, however, has been met with widespread criticism and disbelief, as many believe that Hundeyin is simply trying to shift blame for his own misconduct. The allegations against Hundeyin include organizing a fraudulent book launch at Oxford University, and charging participants £20 for entry when the event was supposed to be free for students of the African Studies Centre. Additionally, accusations of misogynistic and sexist behavior have also been leveled against him, with reports of him making inappropriate comments about African female journalists during the event.
Many are now questioning Hundeyin's credibility as a journalist and whether his actions are in line with ethical journalistic standards. His resort to blaming Governor El-Rufai for his problems with Oxford University only serves to further damage his reputation and credibility.
It is important for journalists to adhere to ethical standards and maintain credibility in their reporting. Hundeyin's behavior at Oxford University and his subsequent blame-shifting only serve to reinforce the need for responsible and ethical journalism. As journalists, it is our responsibility to report the truth and not allow personal biases or interests to interfere with our work.
In conclusion, David Hundeyin's attempt to blame Governor Nasir El-Rufai for his expulsion from Oxford University appears to be a desperate attempt to shift blame for his own misconduct. His actions only serve to further damage his reputation and credibility as a journalist, and underscore the importance of adhering to ethical standards in journalism.

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