Tinubu never allowed Jonathan a Southerner to have his Second Term, Instead brought in Buhari through a coalition, What goes around comes around”— reactions as Reno begs Arewa to give Tinubu second term
“Tinubu never allowed Jonathan a Southerner to have his Second Term, Instead brought in Buhari through a coalition, What goes around comes around”— reactions as Reno begs Arewa to give Tinubu second term
“In The Interest of Nigeria’s Unity and Stability, Arewa Should Allow President Tinubu Complete His Two Four Year Terms, Mutanen Arewa, know how much I love you. God used you to make my late father and I. Today, as a friend of Arewa, I urge you to note that Nigeria is a fragile nation. Therefore, think twice before you sacrifice this country’s unity for a few politicians’ personal ambitions”
These were the words of Reno Omokri former aide to Goodluck Jonathan as he begged Arewa to allow Tinubu for a second term “Ganging up and denying President Goodluck Jonathan a second term rocked the foundations of our unity in 2015, and we barely survived it. It led to a resurgence of militancy and oil theft in the Niger Delta, which cut our oil production by 50%.”
Reacting to Reno’s plea, a Netizen noted “Tinubu didn’t allow Jonathan a Southerner to have his Second Term, Remember?
But Instead brought in Buhari through a coalition… What goes around comes around”
Read the statement in part ” In The Interest of Nigeria’s Unity and Stability, Arewa Should Allow President Tinubu Complete His Two Four Year Terms
Mutanen Arewa, know how much I love you. God used you to make my late father and I. Today, as a friend of Arewa, I urge you to note that Nigeria is a fragile nation. Therefore, think twice before you sacrifice this country’s unity for a few politicians’ personal ambitions.
Ganging up and denying President Goodluck Jonathan a second term rocked the foundations of our unity in 2015, and we barely survived it. It led to a resurgence of militancy and oil theft in the Niger Delta, which cut our oil production by 50%.
That led to two recessions under General Buhari, and Nigeria became the world headquarters for extreme poverty in 2018 and the global capital for out-

