Former Niger Delta militant, Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo Asari, this morning dismissed yesterday’s Boko Haram video showing over a hundred of the over 200 girls abducted April 14 from Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State.

Dokubo continued to insist that the entire saga is a scam. Stepping up his campaign to counter the global #BringBackTheGirls campaign, the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteers Force (NDPVF) Leader has been posting series of photos online showing him and others engaging in the #NoGirlsareMissing counter campaign. He has also been uploading arguments aimed to convince people that the Chibok abduction story is a scam. Below are three of such messages uploaded on Facebook by Dokubo, a kinsman of President Goodluck Jonathan:

“If you don’t know the girls abducted, tell me how you can tell they are the ones #broughtBack? Can we use our brain instead of allowing others use them? Until I have a full copy of the photos and names of the missing girls so I can compare it to the ones foreign medias will send to our copycat Nigerian medias, #NoGirlsareMissing

“PASS THE MESSAGE....NO GIRLS ARE MISSING....CHIBOK IS A SCAM”

“There was no abduction, cant you guys think! why can’t the parents come out and fight or even mak a speech. I will b d last to believe this lies. Nigeria is an Olodo nation and that is y they always twist ur heads and push everyone around.”

“It’s clear Shettima knows more than what he’s saying. How can a sensible and reasnable governor (he claims to be well educated). (Eemi ti o kawe mi o je wuwa apoda be). wave aside advise from WAEC to move the examination to a safer place, without making adequate security for the school. If he has agreed to WAEC we wont be in these situations. It's a grand conspiracy. it beats any sense of reasoning, the governor will put only two security personel where WAEC officials has express their reservation and some want us to beleive GEJ is resposible. Shettima is to be blame. Truth will surely comes out. (Bi'ro ba lo logun odun....)

“PASS THE MESSAGE....NO GIRLS ARE MISSING....CHIBOK IS A SCAM”.

•Photo shows Dokubo (third right) with other anti-Chibok activists, displaying the #NoGirlsareMissing sign.