Deji Adeyanju speak on claims that snake swallowed N36m in JAMB office (Nigeria Wailers)

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A pressure group, Nigerian Wailers  in reaction via its official twitter page wondered how possibly a snake could open a vault and made away with ₦36m
The group has compared the situation to when the presidency alleged that rats chased Buhari out of his office.

The tweet read “Welcome to Nigeria. A country where animals are more powerful than Human beings.
“A country where Rats chased away President Buhari from his office.
“Snake ate N36million from a Jamb vault.
“A country where Citizens are killed because of Cows.”
In a similar vein, Adeyanju Deji, Co-convener of Concerned Nigerians (CN) headed by Charlyboy wondered how a snake would steal such huge amount.
On his twitter page, he wrote “Dear Citizens of the World, A snake just opened the vault of an examination body in Nigeria called JAMB and swallowed $102,000 which is equivalent of N36million Naira. How is that possible?”

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