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Omokri threatens Buhari, FFK as president schedules another UK medical trip
Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has warned President Muhammadu Buhari to shelve his scheduled medical trip to London or else the No. 1 citizens will have himself to blame.
Omokri claimed he knew about the plan through his sources at the presidential villa.
“I understand from my sources within Aso Rock that General Buhari is planning another London health vacation,” he said in a new Facebook post.
“My counsel to him is that he should perish the thought.
“The last time he tried it, we surrounded his premises during Harass Buhari Out of London. I only made a judgment call to temporarily suspend the action because of Ramadan and my respect for the Muslim Ummah.
“However, if he tries it this time around, we will give him the mother of all Harass Buhari out of London rally. If you want healthcare, build hospitals for yourself and Nigerians.”
Omokri, who was a media aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, once travelled to the UK to mobilize Nigerians to protest against Buhari’s medical vacation in London.
To make his fresh threat as strong as possible, Omokri took a dig at Femi Fani-Kayode whom Buhari just welcome to the APC.
“No Faniwater old, decrepit, overused Nokia 3310 that anybody with small change can insert his SIM card in can distract me”.
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