Mujahd Dokubo Asari causes Chaos on facebook and Nigeria at large




The former niger delta militant is out to face All Progressive Congress APC as what he posted on facebook broke about a facebook melt down 

“APC HELD LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS IN BORNO AND YOBE …. NO BANGERS WAS HEARD… BOKO HARAM WENT ON VACATION.

APC GOVERNORS VISITED MAIDUGURI… WALKED THE STREET AND MARKETS… NO BANGERS HEARD… BOKO HARAM WENT ON VACATION .

80% PVCS COLLECTION IN BORNO AND YOBE…  THEY CLAIMED HUNDRED OF THOUSAND ATTENDED THEIR RALLIES… NO BANGERS HEARD… BOKO HARAM WENT ON VACATION.

WHAT MIRACLE DID APC PERFORMED?
WHY WAS THE SAME MIRACLE NOT PERFORMED IN SECURING THE CHIBOK GIRLS?

APC SHOULD PLZZZZZ TELL US WHO SEND BOKO HARAM ON VACATION WHENEVER THEY ARE IN TOWN”

This is a lot of questions asked by the former militant leader, and maybe t is only APC that can answer the questions asked and proffer solutions to the already problem at hand of the killing by the sect in Northern Nigeria

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