“Buhari Was Punishment On Nigeria”: Omokri Highlights Tinubu’s Progress Compare To Ex-President

• Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has rated the performance of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu higher than that of Muhammadu Buhari
• Omokri said former president, Buhari was a punishment on Nigeria and his eight years was wasteful destruction
• He said President Tinubu is making progress in many respects but it is easier to destroy than to build

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FCT, Abuja - Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri said the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is making progress in many respects and various areas.

Omokri urged Nigerians not to be overwhelmed by the negative news constantly projected by the opposition in the media.

He said it is good to criticize to keep the government on its toes but Nigerians should not forget that the country is coming from eight years of wasteful destruction under former president Muhammadu Buhari.

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He stated this via his X handle (formerly known as Twitter) @renoomokri on Saturday, April 6.

Comparing Tinubu to Buhari

Comparing Tinubu’s government to Buhari’s administration, he highlighted the reduced fuel imports, lower defence spending, increased state allocations, and Nigerian airlines flying direct to the United Kingdom.

“Even as many pundits and critics want to face Tinubu, which is good and keeps the government on its toes, let us not forget that we are coming from eight years of wasteful destruction of the Buhari era, where we were a heavily indebted poor country that lost $100 billion from our GDP between 2015 and 2023. Buhari was a punishment on Nigeria. A destroyer. And it is easier to destroy than to build.”

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Omokri said Nigeria’s currency, the naira, will rise more once the country stops importing fuel. He said those who wanted the naira to sell for N2000 to a dollar had lost their money.

Omokri also said people waiting until Dangote Refinery starts selling every petroleum product needed in Nigeria will lose more money.

He warned Nigerians hoarding their dollar to convert to naira now before they lose it by May 2024. According to Omokri, those hoarding dollars will lose because Dangote Refinery will flood the market with affordable petroleum products.

Source: Legit.ng