Former Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode has yet taken a swipe at the All Progressive Party (APC).

Femi Fani-Kayode
The Controversial former Minister took to twitter to accuse the APC of being the Political wing of Boko Haram.
See tweet below

The APC is the political wing of Boko Haram and Boko Haram is the military wing of the APC.Say NO to the Haramite murderers and barbarians.
— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) August 6, 2014

Femi Fani-Kayode who doesn’t hesitate to speak his mind on controversial subjects while maintaining his stand on APC’s involvement with the dreaded Boko Haram sect on July 29, said he has no regrets dumping APC for the ruling party.
In his words: “I am back in the PDP for good, the APC is a party being managed by two individuals”.
It would be recalled on June 2, 2014 that Fani-Kayode dumped APC for the ruling party, Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP).
On June 9, Femi Fani-Kayode had threatened to expose APC’s atrocities.
On June 30, Femi Fani-Kayode had accused the APC of having links with the dreaded Boko Haram sect, saying the APC’s leaders are being supportive and sympathetic of the dreaded sect as it suits their purpose of destabilizing the country and discrediting the PDP-led government.

Latest reports emerging from Osun State, western Nigeria, suggest that men of the‎ Nigerian Army and mobile policemen on Wednesday, 6 August, 2014, took over‎ venue of a rally organised by workers in Osun state to show support for the re-election of Governor Rauf Aregbesola.
According to a report published by P.M NEWS, stern and gun-wielding security operatives stormed the Nelson Mandela Freedom Park, venue of the pro Aregbesola rally, as early as 7am today and disrupted activities planned ahead of the rally.
“Stern and gun-wielding security agents stopped those who had arrived the venue to decorate it ahead of the programme slated for 10:00 a.m. this morning,”‎ said Kunle Oyatomi, Director of Publicity, Research and Strategy for the APC in Osun.

He said no reason has been given for the unlawful occupation of the venue of the event, and “the APC Osun Chapter seriously condemns the closure of the democratic space against the people of State.”
Oyatomi added that more worrisome is the concealment of the identities of the supposed security agents some of whom wore masks and threatened to shoot those who had arrived early for the programme.

Kano State Governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, has advised President Goodluck Jonathan to reduce the level of hatred and bitterness among Nigerians, if the government was actually interested in resolving the problem of insurgency.  

The governor, who made this known in an interview with Vanguard at the weekend in his office, also accused the President of running a government based on ethnic sentiment and religious bigotry.

 

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He blamed bad leadership being experienced in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) -led government for the reason behind the insecurity currently bedevilling the country, adding that the inability of the commander in chief to curb it was a display of Jonathan’s incompetence to rule the country.

“Now, they are just using propaganda. Look at the issue of the abduction of Chibok girls. The schoolgirls have been in captivity and they kept arguing — where are the names, who are they, where are the photographs; they didn’t believe that over 200 children were abducted. Haba! Even if it is 20 tortoise or goats! Won’t you look for them? One of the reasons I love this country is that we have people of integrity in all the regions, in all the states like my former colleague, former Minister of Education, Dr. Oby Ezekwesili,” he said.

 

Kwankwaso, who acknowledged that the country was in a critical situation, noted that if insecurity is not halted, it would become the order of the day, where innocent people will be killed on a daily bases.

 

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“What Nigeria requires now is a strong leadership that can effectively tackle the insurgency in the North-East, and other topical security challenges,” he said.

 

Kwankwaso suggested that one major way to restore normalcy in the northern part of the country was to draw out a Marshal Plan for the region, and urged President Jonathan to stamp his feet as the Commander –In-Chief of the Armed Forces, to tackle this security issue.

 

Kano State Governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, has advised President Goodluck Jonathan to reduce the level of hatred and bitterness among Nigerians, if the government was actually interested in resolving the problem of insurgency.  

The governor, who made this known in an interview with Vanguard at the weekend in his office, also accused the President of running a government based on ethnic sentiment and religious bigotry.

 

Related: "I Can’t Be Impeached"

 

He blamed bad leadership being experienced in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) -led government for the reason behind the insecurity currently bedevilling the country, adding that the inability of the commander in chief to curb it was a display of Jonathan’s incompetence to rule the country.

“Now, they are just using propaganda. Look at the issue of the abduction of Chibok girls. The schoolgirls have been in captivity and they kept arguing — where are the names, who are they, where are the photographs; they didn’t believe that over 200 children were abducted. Haba! Even if it is 20 tortoise or goats! Won’t you look for them? One of the reasons I love this country is that we have people of integrity in all the regions, in all the states like my former colleague, former Minister of Education, Dr. Oby Ezekwesili,” he said.

 

Kwankwaso, who acknowledged that the country was in a critical situation, noted that if insecurity is not halted, it would become the order of the day, where innocent people will be killed on a daily bases.

 

Related:  Kwankwaso Attacks President Jonathan

 

“What Nigeria requires now is a strong leadership that can effectively tackle the insurgency in the North-East, and other topical security challenges,” he said.

 

Kwankwaso suggested that one major way to restore normalcy in the northern part of the country was to draw out a Marshal Plan for the region, and urged President Jonathan to stamp his feet as the Commander –In-Chief of the Armed Forces, to tackle this security issue.