Fani-Kayode tags Dapchi kidnap the biggest scam ever

Former Minister of Aviation and a chieftain of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Femi Fani-Kayode, has described the release of some Dapchi schoolgirls as the biggest scam and money-making venture in the history of Nigeria.

He also accused President Muhammadu Buhari of ownership of Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsmen, adding that the president “trades in blood and terror.”

Fani-Kayode stated this in a series of tweets on his Twitter handle in response to the return of some of the 110 Dapchi schoolgirls, who were brought home hours earlier on Wednesday, by their Boko Haram abductors.

The former minister who posted a picture allegedly showing some residents of Dapchi waving at trucks of the insurgent group wrote, “Dapchi residents waving at Boko Haram as they drop off the ‘missing’ girls. This is the biggest scam and money-making venture in the history of Nig. and these poor girls are just pawns in it. Buhari is the owner of Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsmen. He trades in blood and terror.”

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Commending Buhari in an earlier tweet he wrote, “Happy that the Dapchi girls are home. Saddened that 5 died. The day the truth comes out about what really happened to the Chibok and Dapchi girls and those that were behind these 2 scams, Nigerians will be shocked and they will spit on the graves of Buhari and his collaborators.”

 

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