[Seizethecarp]

"Oooops. When Lucas Smith was forging that BC he didn't do enough googling to discover he had the wrong CA signing the document on the wrong date."

So when numerous African papers did stories on "Kenyan-born" BHO, did you believe that just because it was in the paper?

There are numerous possible reasons why newspapers could be reporting more that one person as "chief administrator" during the same time frame.

The most obvious reason is that each department in the hospital could have a chief administrator of that department simply as an alternate title for department head, so there could multiple chief administrators in the hospital for each department. Long titles take up precious space in newspaper stories and on administrative stamps and may be abbreviated for convenience.

Yes, the title feature on Smith's CPGH BC bears further investigation, but the seeming newspaper reporting discrepancy is not remotely proof that Lucas Smith has the image of a forged document.

[Fred Nerks]

http://www.nation.co.ke/News/-/1056/612678/-/ukb32e/-/index.html

By MWAKERA MWAJEFA Posted Thursday, June 18 2009 at 22:31

“...Coast Provincial General Hospital chief administrator, Dr Heltan Maganga, said the first patient was diagnosed on June 1 and died the following day...”

[Fred Nerks]

PDF
I. THE B.C.G. VACCINATION CAMPAIGN IN KENYA
JELLIFFE and ANGAWA J Trop Pediatr.1966; 12: 7-8

http://tropej.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/12/supp3/7

TROPICAL PEDIATRICS!

http://tropej.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/pdf_extract/12/supp3/7

SESSION 1. PRACTICAL IMMUNIZATION.

James O.W. Ang’awa, a PEDIATRICTIAN, discusses the IMMUNIZATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.

[Fred Nerks]

Dr Mangana dates CHECK.

Dr Ang’awa Pediatrician CHECK.

Dates on document Double System per wiki CHECK.

[EnderWiggins]

"The most obvious reason is that each department in the hospital could have a chief administrator of that department simply as an alternate title for department head, so there could multiple chief administrators in the hospital for each department. Long titles take up precious space in newspaper stories and on administrative stamps and may be abbreviated for convenience."

Okay, let's test that little theory.

If there were more than one at a time, we should be able to find simultaneous overlapping references to both at the same time? But we don't, we only find one at a time, and there is clear point at which one is (in the coverage) replaced by the other.

From 2001 until at least 2006 the Chief Administrator was Dr Khadija Shikelly. No overlap with any other in all that time either..

If you don't believe me, go search for yourself... go check. I have.