Chibok girls issue is a scam – Rev. says

chika ebuzor

September 9, 2016 8:23 PM

Williams said the matter has been politicised, adding that people are now using it to promote themselves.

Oby Ezekwesili (R) with another member of the Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) group during a silent protest on August 30, 2016.

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Williams also said everybody is taking advantage of the issue of the girls to make money out of it.

She also cited the confrontation that ensued between the Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) campaign and a Pro-Buhari group.

She said "For me o’, I don’t believe that there is Chibok girl. We should not use the life of people to play ‘Jambo’ (game) at all. Some people are using this to make money. Ah ha! How tick is the Sambisa forest is it that people cannot penetrate?

“Food for thought; when you come to Niger Delta Area, there is no secret. Let Nigerians do not toil with Nigerians, because before they know it, women will arise and they will see the other side of women.”

Speaking on the current economic situation in the country, Williams said “Let all of us go back to the drawing board, and forget about oil. Nigeria is a blessed country, a fertile land that has a lot of opportunities to tap. We have forgotten, even the talents giving to us, we don’t want to use it.

“Now is the time, the era of white-collar jobs is over. If you recall, how did Japan grow after the Hiroshima war? They had nothing but hand work. With determination and self development, they built up Japan. Is Japan no controlling the world today? Nigeria! We can even do better.”

The Governor of Borno state, Kashim Shettima also slammed the BBOG group for not holding protests in Chibok.

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