Respect Yourself, Stop Attacking Buhari – Omokri Hits Soyinka

Posted by E.L.E.X on July 19 2020 under News









Reno Omokri, former Assistant on New Media to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, has warned Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka, against further attacks on President Muhammadu Buhari.

Omokri said that the renowned dramatist lacks the moral rights to continue attacking Buhari whom he (Soyinka) pleaded with Nigerians to forgive and vote for in 2015.

Soyinka’s last attack on Buhari was a month ago when he claimed that the President was not in charge of Nigeria.

And that was in reaction to an open letter written to the President by retired colonel and former Military Administrator of Kaduna, Umar Dangiwa.

Recall that in the letter, Dangiwa had accused Buhari of appointing only people from Northern Nigeria into office.

Recalling when Soyinka begged Nigerians to forgive Buhari, Omokri, tweeted,

“Can someone tell Wole Soyinka to respect himself and stop complaining about the problem he inflicted on Nigeria?

“This was a man who knew General @MBuhari’s past very well, yet asked Nigerians to forgive him. Now, we are repeating the past because we forgot it!”




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