ABUJA—FORMER governor of Borno State, Sen. Ali Modu Sheriff, has weighed
in on the recent allegations by his successor, Kashim Shettima, on the
mishandling of abduction of the Chibok girls by President Goodluck
Jonathan’s administration.
In a statement issued yesterday in
Abuja by his Special Adviser on Media, Adams Kolo, the former national
chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, advised Governor Shettima to
concentrate on governance and desist from all attempts to pull him
down.
He said: “In Maiduguri, Governor Shettima cannot walk free on the streets, while Sheriff walks freely every day.
‘’In Maiduguri, the citizens know that Shettima is the Boko Haram boss and the keeper of Chibok girls.’’
Shettima
had recently taken a swipe at ex-President President for surrounding
himself with religious bigots and tribal warlords who made him believe
that the Chibok girls’ abduction was a hoax.
He had said:
“When the Chibok girls saga started, they made the President to believe
that there was no abduction; that the Chibok girls were kidnapped by the
governor of Borno State, ostensibly to embarrass the Jonathan
administration and he believed that line of story.
‘’I was in
Chibok, my wife was in Chibok and there was a global outcry on the issue
but Jonathan was in a world of his own, created by the clowns and also
the misfits around him. I wasn’t invited to Abuja until nearly three
weeks later and even when I was invited to Abuja, I was quiet thrilled
that at last I was getting the attention of my leader.
‘’I
was asked to come along with Commissioner of Police, the Divisional
Police Officer in Chibok, the Commissioner of Education, the Military
Commander in Chibok and the Director of DSS in Borno.”
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