Femi Fani-Kayode shared a throwback video of Kaduna state governor, Nasir El-Rufai, berating former President Goodluck Jonathan, for not negotiating the release of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls (SEE VIDEO)

Posted by E.L.E.X on April 27 2021 under News









In an interview with Sahara Reporters, El-Rufai, who was just a member of the opposition party, APC at the time, described the Jonathan administration as incompetent over the level of insecurity in the country. According to him, terrorism had become an industry in the Jonathan administration. He said the government should adopt military force and negotiations in securing the release of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls.

 

This video came as a surprise to many as El-Rufai who is now the governor of Kaduna state, has insisted that his government will not negotiate with bandits who have continued to terrorize the state. On Monday April 26, some of his officials visited the families of the three students of Greenfield University who were killed by bandits. While commiserating with the families of the abducted students, the state government officials mentioned that they will still not negotiate with bandits.

 

Watch the throwback video below

 

 

 




YOU MAY ALSO LIKE

Related Posts Pictures

WHO warns "If you think Covid-19 would be over by the end of the year, think again"

Related Posts Pictures

NDDC: EFCC invites Akpabio and Pondei for questioning

Related Posts Pictures

Update: Boyfriend Of LASU Final Year Student Murdered For Ritual, Shares Details Of How He Killed Her

Related Posts Pictures

19-year old teenager arrested for raping a sick 4-year-old girl in Osun State

Related Posts Pictures

Buhari - "What We Will Do To PDP’s 16 Years Of Mismanagement "

Comments


Add Comment

All fields are required!








Contact Us Picture

Are you interested in Advert placement | Promoting your Music or Video | Other Enquiries? We are always available to get that done for you without breaking a sweat. Send us a mail @ elextechnologies4@gmail.com | Call us @ 08132021949 | Message us via whatsapp @ 08132021949