- Reno Omokri has said that Nigerians are so unhappy under President Muhammadu Buhari
- Omokri says the reverse was the case when Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (GEJ) was in power
- The former aide to GEJ says there are no improvements under the current administration
Ex-special
aide to President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Reno Omokri has taken yet
another swipe at the Buhari-led administration.
Omokri said the Buhari-led administration is causing Nigerians more pain than the previous governments.
On his Facebook wall, Omokri said: "In 2010, Gallup polls rated Nigeria under Goodluck Jonathan as the 'happiest nation on earth.
Jonathan is a better president than Buhari - Reno Omokri
In 2017 under President Muhammadu Buhariwe are not even the happiest nation in Africa.
We are rated 6th happiest in
Africa! In 2014, Nigeria under Jonathan had her best improvement in
Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index, moving from
144 to 136.
We have not made any improvements under the so called anti-corruption administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
You
can fool gullible Nigerians, but you can't fool the world. GEJ fired
any of his ministers involved in conflict of interest not to talk of
corruption including Professor Barth Nnaji and Stella Oduah.
PMB on the other hand prefers
to write letters defending his own SGF caught RED HANDED in grass
cutting corruption. And you are here still being deceived that there is
an anti corruption war in Nigeria. I am sorry for you!"
Reno Omokri further buttressed his point saying: "That
Nigerians believed APC's lies proves we are more malleable than an
amoeba. A woman who believes everyman ends up with unwanted
pregnancies."
"Where is your $1
to ₦1? Where is your ₦40 per liter petrol? Where is your job seekers
allowance? Where is your uninterrupted power? Where is the President
that promised to lead from the front? Where is the 740k "immediate
relief jobs for graduates"? Where is the three million jobs in three
years?
But the real question though is where is your brain if you actually believed these promises?" Omokri stressed.
