Former Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode has condemned the non-release of Leah Salibu, who is believed to be the only Christian girl among the 105 girls abducted by Boko Haram from their school in Dapchi on February 19.
The terror group released over 100 of the girls on Wednesday morning.
According to the Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, 103 of the girls had been documented as released so far.
In a Wednesday afternoon statement, he said the documentation process was ongoing and an update to the number of girls released could yet be made public.
But in a series of tweets Wednesday evening on his verified Twitter handle, Fani-Kayode queried why Salibu was not among those released so far.
A fierce critic of the Federal Government, Fani-Kayode accused the government of conniving with Boko Haram to kidnap the girls.
He tweeted, “U told ur Boko Haram boys to return the Dapchi girls yet Leah Salibu, the only Christian amongst them, was not released because of her faith. Now she is feared dead. 105 girls were taken and according to CNN 101 have been returned. But little Leah was not brought home…1/2
“…I pray for Leah and her family.May God console them,give them strength and avenge them.I call on the Christian God,the Lord of the Universe,the Great Avenger and the God of all flesh,to avenge us and remove these cow lovers and sons of the bonded woman from the seat of power.”