Umit Ozdag highlights the diploma scandals in Turkey. The corruption in the education system and its effects on public trust are being discussed.

In recent years, many universities have shifted from providing education to selling diplomas. This situation reveals the inadequacy of the state's supervision mechanisms.

Discussions surrounding Ekrem Imamoglu's diploma show how easily fake diplomas can be obtained. This situation leads to a serious loss of public trust.

It is emphasized that the state should not only supervise educational institutions but also strictly monitor the academic backgrounds of public officials. Such scandals cause social unrest.

In conclusion, it is clear that identifying those with fake diplomas and removing them from public office is essential for restoring public trust.