Reno Omokri attacks Nasir el-Rufai over Kaduna State security.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan’s aide, Reno Omokri, has taken to social media to pose an interesting question about the current state of security in Kaduna State.
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His statement has sparked an outburst of reactions from Nigerians, with some praising Omokri for his clever observation, while others have criticized him for what they perceive as an attempt to politicize the issue of insecurity.
Omokri’s question was simple yet thought-provoking: “Since Nasir el-Rufai left as Governor of Kaduna, have you read that b@nd!ts abdvcted schoolchildren from Christian mission schools?.”
This statement has left many wondering if there is any truth to the claim that the change in leadership has led to a reduction in reported cases of b@nd!try in Kaduna State.
While Omokri’s question doesn’t provide a definitive answer, it does raise important questions about the factors that may have contributed to the reduction in reported cases of b@nd!try in Kaduna State.
Could it be attributed to the change in leadership, or are there other factors at play? Has the new administration implemented more effective security measures, or have the b@nd!ts simply changed their tactics?
The answer remains unclear, but one thing is certain – the people of Kaduna State deserve a safe and secure environment, regardless of who is in charge.
The constant threat of b@nd!try and k!dn@pping has left many living in fear, and it’s essential that the government takes concrete steps to address this issue.
Omokri’s statement has generated a lot of buzz on social media, with many Nigerians sharing their thoughts on the matter.
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Some have praised Omokri for his bravery in speaking out, while others have accused him of playing politics with the issue of insecurity.
Here are some reactions from X users.
@Princesuleto – “Not even only this, Since he left as governor of the State, have you heard any other issue from the southern Kaduna ? No you wont. The present governor is far better and good administrator than him..”
@abdul_ageidam – “RENO the peace we enjoy should not be a joke and spring board for you to lure unwanted t£rror!st act because of your feelings. Remember those that hate us will always seek to divide us and they are on social media. Be wise and sensible. El -Rufai is not your problem, no one is.”
As the conversation continues, one thing is clear – the people of Kaduna State deserve a safe and secure environment, and it’s essential that the government takes concrete steps to address this issue.
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this matter.
Do you think the change in leadership has contributed to a reduction in reported cases of b@nd!try in Kaduna State?
Share your opinions in the comments section below.
