Relocate To Sambisa Or Yobe To Prove Boko Haram Has Ended, Fayose Tells Lai Mohammed

    Ekiti State governor, Ayodele
    Fayose has described Federal Government’s announced reduction of petrol pump
    price from N87 to N85 per litre as a continuation of the deceit propagated by
    All Progressives Congress (APC) led government.
    The governor who also challenged
    the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed to relocate to Sambisa in
    Borno State or Yobe and move around there without heavy military security if
    indeed he was sure that Boko Haram had been defeated.
    Speaking through his Special
    Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Governor
    Fayose said; “only God’s intervention can save Nigeria from the present
    economic and security problems as it is glaring that the man running the
    affairs of the country at the federal level does not have any answer to the
    problems.”

    He said; “Even the Holy Bible said
    in James 1:5 that if anyone lacks wisdom, he should ask God and as it is,
    Nigerians must assist the President in asking for wisdom and understanding to
    tackle the country’s economic and security problems before Nigeria is further
    plunged into more woes with the federal government’s decision to borrow N2.2
    Trillion, which translates to N6.066 billion per day to finance the 2016
    Budget.” He described the Federal Government’s announced reduction of petrol
    pump price from N87 to N85 per litre as a continuation of the All Progressives
    Congress (APC) government’s governance by deceit, saying; “Even secondary school
    students of economics know that you cannot deregulate and regulate at the same
    time.”
    The governor said; “it is only in
    a confused and clueless economy that government will plan to spend more when
    revenue has reduced by more than 50 percent.” Governor Fayose, who maintained
    that petrol will not sell below N100 per litre in 2016, added that; “Even now
    that the price is N87 and subsidy is yet to be removed, Nigerians are buying at
    between N130 and N300 per litre. What will now happen when they remove subsidy
    and allow market forces to determine the price?”
    The governor described claimed by
    the Information Minister that Boko Haram insurgents had been defeated as
    strange, saying; “Nigerians will only take the minister serious if he relocates
    to either Sambisa in Borno State or Yobe State and stay there till the end of
    March, next year without heavy military security.”
    He said; “To show their level of
    confusion, two days after the Minister of Information declared that Boko Haram
    had been defeated, President Buhari said the government would persuade Boko
    Haram to abandon their fight. One then wonders how the same Boko Haram
    insurgents Lai Mohammed said were already defeated will have to be persuaded to
    abandon their fight.
    “Interestingly, the same Boko Haram
    that Lai Mohammed said had been defeated reported attacked Kimba village in Gur
    ward of Biu Local Government Area of Borno State yesterday night. “Therefore,
    the Information Minister must show Nigerians how peaceful Borno and Yobe States
    have become after the defeat of Boko Haram by relocating to either Sambisa,
    Maiduguri or Yobe.”

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