If Igbos Rely On Buhari’s Promises, They Will Die One By One – Reno Omokri
Nigerian author and former Presidential aide Reno Omokri has slammed President Buhari again, over his visit to Imo State, noting that Ohanaeze members will all die one by one if they rely on the promises of the President.
Recall that the President during his one-day working visit in Imo State had told the Governor, His Excellency Hope Uzodinma that he will help the nation fight insecurity.
Not only did he promise help on security but also promised to deal with infrastructural deficits of the state. He assured that he would wield his power as the President to deal with security breaches in the State.
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Reacting in a post he shared on Instagram, Reno Omokri, who served as ex-President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s aide during his tenure recalled how the President’s home State has been attacked and filled with lamentations. Asking if the President can give to the Igbos what he can’t give to his own State and region, Reno Omokri said Ohana’eze should not clutch at straws.
“Last week, Masari, the Governor of Buhari’s home state of Katsina, was lamenting on Channel Television that bandits have taken over his state and markets and schools are closed. In Jigawa, in Buhari’s Northwest region, telecommunications services have been shut down completely due to bandits. The NW is currently worse than Afghanistan.”
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“Yet, Buhari went to Imo yesterday to promise Ndi’Igbo security, and Ohana’eze celebrated. No be juju be that? Can Buhari give to the Igbos what he can’t give to his own state and region? Look at the trouser he wore. Is a man who wore that type of trouser competent to give you security, stability and development? Ohana’eze should not clutch at straws. If they rely on Buhari’s promises, they will all die one by one!“, he added.
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