Former Minister of Aviation and Chieftain of the All
Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Femi Fani-Kayode has said that he
parted ways with President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan due to what he
described as insincerity of the president in resolving the Boko Haram
insurgency.
According to him, the president as the chief security officer of the
nation should be held responsible for the lives of over 7,000 Nigerians
that were wasted in the last three years.
Fielding questions from newsmen in Yola yesterday, Fani-Kayode said
emphatically, ‘’I said with all sense of responsibility that the blood
of innocent souls that have been killed is hunting this government and
no man in his right senses will be part of a government under which this
scale of atrocities is being perpetrated; as such, I parted ways with
them.’’
He further said, ‘’I don’t think the war against Boko Haram by this
government is sincere , if indeed, it’s Boko Haram and not the
government that is behind it.
“May be they have a hidden agenda to ensure that by 2015, the
situation will be so bad that elections cannot hold in some parts of
the country, because they know if elections hold in those areas, they
will woefully be defeated.’’
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