A former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri, has again slammed President Muhammadu Buhari over his penchant for foreign trips.
Omokri claimed that Buhari was traveling to London, where he would spend 16 days due to the issue of infighting between his wife, Aisha and nephew, Mamman Daura’s family among other issues.
Buhari will embark on a private trip to London after attending the third edition of the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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Buhari’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina, confirmed this development in a statement on Monday.
Adesina stated that, on the sideline of the economic forum, President Buhari, who will be departing Abuja today, would hold bilateral talks with His Majesty King Salman and His Majesty King Abdullah ll of Jordan.
Reacting, Omokri in a tweet wrote: “General @MBuhari announces a 16 day ‘private’ trip to UK. His wife just returned from a 3 month UK trip. Yet, Buhari closed the border on Nigerians! I don’t know if we should pray that the border closure keeps him in or out.
“Border closure, increased insecurity, minimum wage crisis, elections pending in Bayelsa and Kogi, infighting between Mamman Daura family and Aisha Buhari, banditry-no wonder @MBuhari wants to run to London for 16 days!”
Omokri mocked Buhari, saying the witches compare their flying rate with the President.
“Even witches are complaining that General @MBuhari now flies more than them! 16 days in London, after 3 days in Saudi, after 3 days in Russia, after 3 days in SA, after 4 days in Japan. Is Buhari now Chief of Air Staff?
“With the number of hours General @MBuhari spends in the air, he should have qualified as a professional pilot by now. Even the chief of air staff doesn’t fly as much as Buhari. Maybe Buhari can be a pilot for”
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