Fani-Kayode, Do You Have Evidence 105 Soldiers Died OR You're Just Making Noise?

I read what controversial spokesman of the failed Goodluck Jonathan campaign organisation, Femi Fani-Kayode wrote about the funny story that about 105 soldiers were killed by the Boko Haram sect and had been secretly buried by the military authorities, and I just laughed.

My reason is simple, this is a propaganda story by just one newspaper, Thisday, which is known for what it is. You don't know what Thisday Newspaper is? #GoFigure.

If Jonathan was still in power, same Fani-Kayode would have claimed the story is false. No evidence!

Recall that Thisday Newspaper has claimed in a sensational report on Wednesday that the Nigerian Army had quietly buried several "the alleged 105" dead soldiers at the military cemetery in Maiduguri.

But the Director of Army Public Relations at the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) in Abuja, Col.Sani Usman has described the report as a childish smear campaign against the Nigerian military.

  it was  discovered that Fani-Kayode and his likes are just trying to drag the Nigerian military into unnecessary politics with the false report.