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September 10, 2014

Onuesoke faults Balarabe Musa on Boko Haram

WARRI—Delta State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship aspirant in 2007 governorship election, Chief Sunny Onuesoke has faulted former governor of Kaduna State,   Alhaji Balarabe Musa for accusing the Federal Government of complicity in the abducted Chibok girls saga and instigating crisis in attempt to win 2015 elections.

Chief Onuesoke, Country Director of Network for Good Governance, N4GG, on the interview granted by Musa, said he was disappointed by the utterances of the elder statesman, whom he claimed he had respected as one of the Northern ex-governors with principle.

He wondered why a President of a country will move to establish  Boko Haram insurgents just because he wants to win election, reminding Musa that the insurgent did not start in President Goodluck Jonathan tenure.

Onuesoke said that the accusation was false, baseless, without no iota of truth and made to cause acrimony between the North and South, adding “I have respect for Balarabe Musa as a Northern leader whom I thought   has   principle. But since the Presidency went to the South, we can see the true colours of people like him.”