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1. Short thread on my thoughts on Jalil Rasheed (ex-PNB CEO) and his UOL / LSE degree.
— Ong Kian Ming 🇲🇾 (@imokman) July 17, 2020
3. I have not communicated with Jalil on the reason for his PNB departure of the degree. I don't know what he told the PNB board about his degree i.e. did he clarify that it was an external degree offered via a local institutions (HELP)
— Ong Kian Ming 🇲🇾 (@imokman) July 17, 2020
5. I had a few friends who went through the HELP UOL / LSE degree (3+0). The course offerings & content was the same as what I took at LSE except the course options were more limited. Marking of the papers were also done by external examiners, not by HELP lecturers.
— Ong Kian Ming 🇲🇾 (@imokman) July 17, 2020
7. Below are images for Jalil's degree (not verified but likely to be authentic) & my degree.
— Ong Kian Ming 🇲🇾 (@imokman) July 17, 2020
Note the similarities: Both are degree awarded by UoL, signed by the director of LSE & the VC of UoL. pic.twitter.com/q4daUwg5XA
9. At the end of the day, quibbling on whether Jalil actually graduated from LSE or not, is a technical issue that had nothing to do with his job performance as PNB CEO & his job experience.
— Ong Kian Ming 🇲🇾 (@imokman) July 17, 2020
The scrutiny should be on the real reasons as to why he was asked to resign. (END)
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