PERHAPS BUHARI SENT KANKARA SCHOOLBOYS ON AN EXCURSION TO THE BANDITS- Ezekwesili

Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili had taken a swipe at President Buhari and the Federal government, as she accused them of stage- managing the Kankara schoolboys abduction, calling on the President to explain what really went down at the place.

The former minister of Education and convener of the Bring back our girls group, a group clamouring for the release of over 250 chibok girls kidnapped in 2014 by the Boko Haram sect, opined that something is suspicious about the incidence.

She made these assertions while featuring on a program on Channels TV. She speculated that perhaps, the President brokered a deal with the bandits, so that they would perform a kidnap and release them at his wish, because the event happened the some hours after the President arrived in Katsina and as such he should not be applauded for a problem that he caused.

“For us to congratulate a government that created a problem and said it solved it? We shouldn’t be doing that. The society should learn how to hold people accountable. The President should be disgusted with what happened, not commending himself. What is he clapping for? Those children were put in harm’s way. And now he said he’s rescued them? Maybe the President sent the children on an excursion to terrorists so they can release children at will to him."

“He needs to tell us exactly what happened with the Kankara kids. There is a problem. This country should not be taken for a ride by President Buhari and his government. This is very unbecoming and the whole world is laughing at us. They think we are jokers. Many countries didn’t even bother to show that anything had happened in our country because they felt who are these people and what are they doing to themselves?” Ezekwesili said.

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