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Omokri Attacks Buhari Again, Says Herdsmen Killed More Nigerians Than Electricity, Non-Payment Of Salaries

Former president Goodluck Jonathan's media aide, Reno Omokri has begun a fresh criticism on President Muhammadu Buhari, following the ceaseless  killings reportedly carried out by suspected Fulani herdsmen.

Omokri stated that Fulani herdsmen now killed Nigerians more than they enjoyed electricity supply or “payment of salary by government.”


In a tweet via his social media handle, Omokri insisted that Nigeria was the only country where “killers kill citizens and the President tells the victims’ community to show restraint!”

The United States, US-based Pastor, who faulted the Department of States Services, DSS, attempt to arrest Reverend El- Buba for condemning Fulani attacks, wondered when they would arrest “Prof. Umar Labdo Muhammad of Northwest University, Kano, for saying that Benue State belongs to the Fulani by right of conquest.”

The tweet reads, “Nigeria is the only country in the world were killers kill citizens and the President tells the victims’ community to show restraint! Oh Benue, see the man you voted for! Look how much value he has for you that he could not even visit you to condole. Your elders had to visit him!

“For every single day of 2018, there have been fatal attacks by Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria. Under President Buhari, Fulani herdsmen killings are more regular in Nigeria than public electricity supply or payment of salary by government. It is the most consistent thing in Nigeria!


“I am waiting to see if the DSS that attempted to arrest Reverend Isa El-Buba for condemning Fulani herdsmen killings will also attempt to arrest Prof. Umar Labdo Muhammad of Northwest University, Kano, for saying that Benue State belongs to the Fulani by right of conquest.”

Omokri Attacks Buhari Again, Says Herdsmen Killed More Nigerians Than Electricity, Non-Payment Of Salaries








Source: Daily Post


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