DAILY POST reached out Maikori’s personal assistant, Edward Ayide over the phone and he refused to comment on the matter.
“I can’t comment,” he simply said.
When pressed further, Ayide seemed to imply his channels of communications were being monitored.
“I can’t even send you a message. If you have noticed, I haven’t even been regular on my social media pages. I’m sorry, I can’t make any comments”.
Two weeks ago, Maikori apologized to the College of Education in Gidan-Waya, Kaduna and the Kaduna State Government, for sending out false information about an attack on the school. Maikori at the time claimed that six students of the school were killed by Fulani herdsmen, including his driver’s younger brother.
The College of Education released a statement denying the incident and Maikori faced a lot of backlash on social media, with many saying he posted fake pictures.
He published a retraction on his Facebook page and claimed his driver, a certain Simon Joseph, misled him.
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