Claimed "Release" of 21 Chibok girls may be diversionary, Nigerians want food on their tables - Fayose
Ekiti
State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has said the news of the release of 21
Chibok girls reportedly abducted by the Boko Haram insurgents may as well be
one of the Federal Government diversionary tactics, adding that "it has
become the practice of the All Progressives Congress (APC) led federal
government to divert the attention of Nigerians each time it goofs."
The governor said the report could be a way to shift attention from the last week assault on our judges and the Judiciary by federal government , which has been widely condemned.
The governor said the report could be a way to shift attention from the last week assault on our judges and the Judiciary by federal government , which has been widely condemned.
Reacting to the reported release of 21 out of the 219 students reportedly abducted from their dormitory bed in Chibok community, Borno State on April 14, 2014, through his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Governor Fayose said;
"Nigerians are no longer interested in the
lies and make believes of the APC led federal government. Rather, Nigerians
want the economy fixed and food on their tables."
He said
Nigerians should wait to see the set of girls said to have been released this
time around before drawing any conclusion.
"As for me, I keep my fingers crossed on
this reported release of 21 Chibok girls. This is because we were once
told by this same government that one of the girls was released and the girl,
who was supposed to be writing Physics WAEC examination then could not speak
one sentence in English. "Again, it was reported yesterday that Boko Haram
bombed Maiduguri, Borno State and killed more than 10 people. How the same Boko
Haram insurgents that bombed Maiduguri yesterday could release 21 Chibok girls
today is a question Nigerians must ask.
"Until proved otherwise, the story
still appears like one of the diversionary tactics of the federal
government," he said.
Speaking
further, Governor Fayose said; "The economy deserves more attention than
all these lies and propaganda.
"We have heard enough stories on
corruption, the federal government should give Nigerians food. The people are
suffering and their sufferings must be attended to by the federal government.
"Propaganda, cheap lies and diversionary tactics must give way for
serious governance
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