Chibok girls: “No girls were kidnapped, it’s a scam!” – Asari Dokubo

Leader of the defunct Niger Delta Volunteers Force, Alhaji Mujahid Asari-Dokubo has reiterated that the Chibok girls incident is a scam. According to him, Boko Haram did not kidnap any teenage girl.

His words:“Just like I read that the #BringBackGoodluck Jonathan signpost should be removed. Why is the government pretending that some girls are missing? No girls are missing. They should not play politics with this thing. Nobody is missing. It is a scam

“There is nothing like that; I still want to believe. There was no time girls were kidnapped”.
He also dismissed the involvement of the international community in the search for the missing girls.

“Which international community?” he queried, “The international community that went to Iraq and said there were weapons of mass destruction, till today, they have not seen any. The International community that went to Libya to kill Ghadaffi and today have totally destroyed Libya.

“Which International community are you talking about; the international community with vested interests? They came since with goggle map and co, so why have they not located the girls? It is a disgrace. Why have American soldiers not rescue the girls?”

Dokubo also accused the Australina negotiator, Stephen Davis of playing politics and playing out a script written by former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

He said: “I know Stephen Davis very well. I know him to his family. I think he is economical with the truth. As somebody I know, I was disappointed. I was the first person Stephen Davis negotiated with. I am totally disappointed in the politics he is playing.

“He negotiated with me when I was in the creek on behalf of the European Embassies in Nigeria. He negotiated with me to cease fire and come out to meet with the then President Olusegun Obasanjo. He negotiated with me without paying anything. We only agreed because we thought Obasanjo would be sincere, but it did not happen.

“How can he say opposition is sponsoring Boko Haram and then the first name he would mention is Azubuike Ihejirika. When did Ihejirika start to sponsor Boko Haram, was it when it was formed in 2002 when he was never Chief of Army Staff or when their leader Mohammed Yusuf was extra-judicially murdered in 2009; when did he start sponsoring if not that someone is playing politics.

“When you bring pepper soup joint talk to national issues, it is sad. He has diminished himself as an International negotiator. I hold him in very high regard but I am disappointed.
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