Omokri Reveals real reason why former heads of state dishonored June 12 Click HERE for MORE
Omokri then wondered: "Between the national stadium and the University of Lagos, which is more prestigious and which would require more courage to rename?"
Arguing further, Omokri stated: "It would also be recalled that former President Jonathan took several other courageous decisions during his presidency, including firing two ministers when questions of impropriety were raised against them.
"There have been a number of serious and proven cases of impropriety involving Muhammadu Buhari's ministers, including two incidents of clearly established cases of certificate forgery. Did Mr. Buhari have the courage to move against them?"
He added that Buhari had failed in his bid to gain "undeserved goodwill" from the declaration of June 12 as Democracy Day.
"But after he was snubbed by all living former Nigerian leaders and Nigeria's only Nobel Laureate, he had to cook up a story to satisfy his guests, some of whom, like President Paul Kagame, have castigated him to his face.
"For the avoidance of doubt, let me state here that the slogan for chief MKO Abiola's Hope 93 campaign was 'Farewell to Poverty'. Today, Buhari, a man who made Nigeria the world's headquarters for extreme poverty, wants to reap Abiola's goodwill," he pointed out.
Therefore, Omokri argued that it was not possible that Buhari could gain any goodwill by making Jonathan, a man who made Nigeria the world's third fastest-growing economy, his scapegoat.
Omokri said further: "It is,therefore, not a surprise that those who really knew and loved Chief Abiola, chose to stay away from such a farce.
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