Nigeria: Dokubo-Asari Says Chibok Kidnap a Hoax
By Victor Edozie
Port Harcourt — Leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force Mujahid Dokubo Asari has accused the Borno State Governor Kashim Shettima of faking the abduction of over 200 students of Chibok Secondary School.
Dokubo, who spoke at a rally organised in honour of late Isaac Adaka Boro in Port Harcourt at the weekend said nobody was abducted in Chibok, saying it was a propaganda perpetrated by the North against President Goodluck Jonathan.
"No girls were kidnapped. We know that no girls were kidnapped. It was an arrangement by APC (All Progressive Congress) and Shetima to stop the state of emergency. He has failed. Let Shetima bring back the girls where he is hiding them. He knows where the girls are and when they eventually come back we will conduct a DNA test to march with their parents," Dokubo alleged.
He criticised the #bringbackourgirls campaign and rallies saying it was deceitful.
"We are sending a message to the hypocrites. In Abuja some people were talking about bring back the girls. Where were they when Odi was destroyed and thousands of people killed at Obuama?" he asked.
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