Fayose likens the release of Chibok girls to a movie, insists it was orchestrated to frustrate Jonathan

As he has declared many times before, governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State yesterday insisted reports of the abduction of more than 250 girls from Chibok is a ruse staged to frustrate the re-election of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

 Fayose Speaking in an interview on Channels Television yesterday, Fayose said:

 “Chibok girls were trained to act the way they did, otherwise, why is it that for two months they are still held hostage at the hospital rather than living with their families? “I stand to say that the Chibok girls (abduction) were orchestrated to frustrate the administration of the former President. The situation of the released girls is like a ‘home theatre or movie”.

 On the dwindling economy, he blamed it on President Muhammadu Buhari, who he said had de-marketed Nigeria among international investors, he said:

“The problem remains the body language of the President, otherwise a sincere government can revive the economy in two years. And that we have not seen. The president does not have any economy plan that can stand the test of time.”