Contrary to reports that President Goodluck Jonathan had disbursed the sum of N100 million as compensation to parents of the abducted Chiboks girls, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs Doyin Okupe, has debunked claims.

In a tweet last night, Okupe said; “I want to make it clear & emphatically 2(too) dat(that) PGEJ(President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan) did not gv (give) any N100m to d(the) chibok visitors who came 2(to) d villa. D story is absolute falsehood”.

Earlier reports had it that the president had given parents of the abducted school girls a sum of N100 million as compensation; an amount which was said to have caused some serious dispute within the Chibok community.

Also reacting to the report, the Special Adviser to the president on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati said; “The allegation is completely untrue. Nobody distributed any envelope after the meeting. The meeting was held in the Villa, a public place. After the meeting, the President left and the parents as well as the children went into their buses in the presence of the media”.

“There was no time after the meeting when envelopes were distributed or money was given,” he added.

Now that Okupe and Abati have said nothing of such happened, dear Nigerians, what do you think?