Dapchi girls kidnap, release Was Staged To Deceive Nigerians

Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose has said the kidnapping and release of Dapchi girls  by Boko Haram insurgent group in Dapchi, Yobe State was a well-orchestrated plot to dupe and swindle Nigerians by the federal government.

Fayose, an everyday critic of President Muhammadu Buhari and the ruling All Progressives Congress said this in reaction to the release of the abducted girls on Wednesday.

While describing the kidnapping of the dapchi girls as an indictment on the federal government, the governor queried why neither the military nor the police was on the ground when the Boko Haram entered Dapchi community to kidnap as well as when they returned the girls.

Ayodele Fayose

Fayose who shared his thoughts regarding the Dapchi abduction saga on his twitter account @ GovAyoFayose, however fecilitated with parents of the girls who were free.

But he noted said, “The abduction of the girls is an indictment on the FG & their release is not any doubt a drama scripted by the government and its agents to swindle Nigerians.”

“Is it not strange that the girls could be brought back to Dapchi by their abductors without the protection agents knowing after they were returned and who returned them?” He asked.

He, however, prayed that those who orchestrated the kidnapping and release of the Dapchi girls would be exposed.

Backing claims by Amnesty International that calls were made to alert the security operatives of the presence of Boko Haram in Dapchi before the abduction, Fayose said he was disturbed why security operatives were withdrawn few hours before the kidnap of the 110 girls.

SpyReporter had on early hours of Wed, March 21st, reported that Boko Haram had returned 104 out of the 110 Dapchi school girls abducted.

However, of the girls were said to be dead and 1 was kept back by the terrorist group as a result of she was a Christian.

This news medium also disclosed that 5 million euros were paid as ransom whereas some Boko Haram fighters were exchanged for the federal government to secure the release of the girls.