NAIJ.com earlier reported that former presidential media aide, Reno Omokri, has decried the silence of President Muhammadu Buhari since the news of an anti-Igbo song circulating in northern Nigeria became public knowledge.
In a series of Twitter posts, Omokri expressed concern that the president is yet to condemn the actions of the songs' promoters.
He wrote: “1-5 days after it became public knowledge that an anti Igbo hate song is circulating in Nigeria we've radio silence from the president.
“Vacationing President Buhari, who condemned the Ozubulu killings in a statement, has nothing to say about the anti Igbo hate song.”
Omokri lamented that the anti-Igbo hate song took its root when the Arewa Youths who gave the Igbo quit notice were not apprehended by security agencies.
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Once again Reno Omokri has lashed out at the Buhari-led federal government, calling Buhari a dictator in a Facebook post below:
"How to identify a dictator: He uses your tax money to pay for his medical treatment yet you are not entitled to know his medical condition.
"When it suits him, he is a public official. When it doesn't, he transforms to a private citizen. Yet his government instructs you to pray for him. No, I am not talking of Kim Jong-Un here!"
Previously, Omokri also drew attention to the health condition of President Muhammadu Buhari following a report by online newspaper, Sahara Reporters.
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The newspaper had in a report dated August 6, 2017, stated that recent visits to Buhari in London were staged by the cabal around the president to give the impression that the president had miraculously recovered.
Watch this NAIJ.com on what Nigerians think of President Buhari's continued absence:
