Boko Haram Advancing - They Did It To GEJ, We Suffered Under Buhari -Reno
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#Reno Omokri #Borno #Buhari #Elrufai #Jonathan #Omokri #Tinubu #Yobe ©May 2nd, 2025 ®May 2, 2025 7:31 am There is no doubt that the Boko Haram insurgency is advancing in recent months in Nigeria, with the Governors from the North-East region gathered on Thursday in Damaturu, Yobe State, for the 11th meeting of the North-East Governors’ Forum, with a focus on tackling the resurgence of Boko Haram insurgency, widespread poverty, and the region’s infrastructure deficit, which Reno Omokri, former Presidential Spokesperson on New Media to ex President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan had in a post in recent time shared his observations and experiences he had while working in the Presidency, explaining how the successes gained in the fight against the Boko Haram insurgency during the Presidency led by Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and how the successes started dwindling under the Presidency of retired military General Muhammadu Buhari. #OsazuwaAkonedo
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#Reno Omokri #Borno #Buhari #Elrufai #Jonathan #Omokri #Tinubu #Yobe ©May 2nd, 2025 ®May 2, 2025 7:31 am There is no doubt that the Boko Haram insurgency is advancing in recent months in Nigeria, with the Governors from the North-East region gathered on Thursday in Damaturu, Yobe State, for the 11th meeting of the North-East Governors’ Forum, with a focus on tackling the resurgence of Boko Haram insurgency, widespread poverty, and the region’s infrastructure deficit, which Reno Omokri, former Presidential Spokesperson on New Media to ex President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan had in a post in recent time shared his observations and experiences he had while working in the Presidency, explaining how the successes gained in the fight against the Boko Haram insurgency during the Presidency led by Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and how the successes started dwindling under the Presidency of retired military General Muhammadu Buhari. #OsazuwaAkonedo
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00:00There is no doubt that the Boko Haram insurgency is advancing in recent months in Nigeria,
00:05with the governors from the northeast region gathered on Thursday in Damaturu,
00:10Yobay State, for the 11th meeting of the Northeast Governors Forum, with a focus on
00:15tackling the resurgence of Boko Haram insurgency, widespread poverty, and the region's infrastructure
00:21deficit, which Reno Omicri, former presidential spokesperson on New Media to ex-president
00:27Goodluck Abele Jonathan had in a post in recent time shared his observations and experiences
00:32he had while working in the presidency, explaining how the successes gained in the fight against
00:38the Boko Haram insurgency during the presidency led by Goodluck Abele Jonathan and how the
00:43successes started dwindling under the presidency of retired military general Mohamedou Buhari.
00:49Punch newspaper reported that the meeting of the Northeast Governors, which opened Thursday
00:54at the Yobay State Government House, brought together leaders from the six states in the
00:59region, including the host governor, Maimala Bouni of Yobay, and the chairman of the forum,
01:05Governor Babagana Zulam of Borno State. Governor Zulam, in his opening remarks, expressed deep
01:11concern over the recent resurgence of insurgent attacks, which he said threatened to undo the
01:16significant progress made in the fight against Boko Haram.
01:20The recent re-emergence of attacks by insurgents is a matter of serious concern capable of
01:26undermining the successes already recorded in the theater of war, he said.
01:31Although we commend members of the armed forces for their efforts in fighting insurgency,
01:36we must collectively work to bring this war to a successful end.
01:40The governors agreed that combating the insurgency would require not only military efforts but also
01:45urgent socio-economic measures to address the root causes of the conflict.
01:51Zulam highlighted the alarming levels of poverty in the region, calling it both an economic and
01:56humanitarian crisis. He emphasized the need for short- and medium-term strategies focused on
02:02revitalizing the region's agricultural sector, including supporting farmers, investing in irrigation
02:08systems, and promoting climate-resilient agricultural practices.
02:12However, Zulam acknowledged that agriculture alone could not lift the region out of poverty.
02:19He urged his fellow governors to focus on creating an enabling environment for the growth of small
02:24and medium-scale industries and to encourage private sector investment and innovation in the region.
02:31The era of lamentation has gone. We come together not to lament our problems but to provide solutions,
02:37he said. We have the duty to provide our people with basic necessities of life and to create
02:43opportunities for them to thrive in a peaceful and secure environment. In his welcome address,
02:50Governor Booney of Yobe stressed the need for government action to create employment opportunities
02:54for the region's youth, who remain vulnerable to recruitment by insurgent groups and criminal
03:00organizations. We have a moral obligation to make agriculture attractive, affordable, and profitable,
03:07Booney said, adding that the region must harness its vast arable lands and large population to ensure
03:13food sufficiency and economic prosperity. The governors also used the occasion to commend President Bola
03:20Ahmed Talubu for his leadership during this challenging period, offering their support for the national
03:25national policies aimed at strengthening Nigeria's unity and prosperity. Additionally, the governors paid
03:32tribute to the bravery of security forces, including the military, the civilian JTF, vigilante, and hunter
03:39groups, many of whom have made the ultimate sacrifice in the fight against insurgency. They pledged renewed
03:46support for security efforts to safeguard the region. The meeting, which is expected to culminate in a
03:53communique outlining key resolutions and commitments, marks a significant step in the Northeast's
03:58ongoing efforts to address both the security and socio-economic challenges facing the region.
04:05Reno Omicri in a post published on his social media accounts recently, said,
04:09they did it to Jonathan, and we suffered under Buhari. We must not let history repeat itself. Nigeria hit rock
04:18bottom under Buhari in every aspect. On Sunday, July 24, 2022, terrorists attacked the brigade of guards
04:25in Wari, Abuja. That was unprecedented in Nigeria's history. Please note that the brigade of guards are
04:33the presidential guards. On Wednesday, July 6, 2022, 500 terrorists in motorcycles attacked Kuja prison and
04:41freed 900 of their colleagues. On Tuesday, August 24, 2021, terrorists invaded the Nigerian Defense Academy
04:50and killed two soldiers and abducted one, while injuring many others. Not long afterwards, these sets of
04:57non-state actors were taking photos with their arms along with influential clerics. We had never heard of
05:03anything like, bandits, in Nigeria until Buhari came along. At no time in our journey as a nation had a
05:11governor ever boasted of paying killer herdsmen, until Nazir El Rufi became a governor. According to the
05:18Global Terror Index, Nigeria under Buhari was the third most insecure nation on earth. Only Somalia and
05:25Afghanistan were worse. War-torn Syria was more secure than Nigeria. Please fact-check me, in finance,
05:33we owed our highest debt ever under Buhari. If you take all the monies borrowed by Tafawa Bulewa, Aronsi,
05:41Gowan, Matala, Obasanjo Military Government, Shigari, Buhari Military Regime, Babingida, Shonekin, Abacha,
05:50Abdul Salami, Obasanjo Civilian Administration, Yaraduwa, and Jonathan, and combine it. It is not up to what Buhari
05:59borrowed in 8 years. In 2015, Buhari met a total foreign debt of $10.7 billion, of which the federal
06:07government owed only $7.35 billion and states owed the rest. By the time Buhari left in 2023, our foreign
06:16debt had ballooned to $42 billion. What did Buhari do with the money? He used it to pay fuel subsidies and
06:24to defend the naira, amongst other things. Then, after borrowing more than any other government,
06:30the Buhari junta future sold our oil and gas using future contracts and collected the money up front,
06:37meaning that the Tanubu administration was not even receiving funds for the first six months or
06:42thereabouts after being sworn in. Then, to further sabotage the incoming Tanubu government,
06:49they borrowed an additional 30 trillion nairas through the Central Bank of Nigeria via ways and
06:54means. Basically, they just printed money without production, gold, or anything tangible to back
07:01it up. What they did was illegal. It contravened the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2007. According to
07:09Transparency International, Nigeria under Buhari was more corrupt than it was under the previous
07:15administration, having moved 13 places backwards in the CPI, from 136 in 2014, our best outing ever,
07:24to 149 in 2021, our worst performance ever. If not for respect, Buhari ought to be answering questions
07:33today. These reckless financial dealings had consequences for the welfare of the Nigerian
07:40people. According to the Global Hunger Index released annually by the International Food Policy
07:46Research Institute, hunger and malnutrition in Nigeria reached its highest level under Buhari after
07:52steadily reducing under Jonathan. For the IFPRI, the proportion of the population affected by
07:58undernutrition rose from 11.5% in 2015 to 18.7% in 2020. In terms of human rights,
08:08the Buhari administration massacred 347 sheer men, women, children, and infants on Saturday 12 December
08:162015. No other government before or after has ever perpetrated a mass killing like that.
08:23But that was not all. We, also had the hundreds of Nigerian youths allegedly killed by the FSARS under
08:31Buhari. And then we had the Southern Kaduna genocide under El Rufi, in which over 10,000 people are
08:38suspected to have been killed. So, if you did not sing or rap against Buhari, what is your rationale
08:45and justification for doing that now under Tanubu when things are gradually improving? Tanubu has been
08:51aboard for only two weeks, and Pastor Tunde Bakare is giving a sermon making it look like the President is
08:58derelict in his responsibilities. Two weeks, what did Tunde Bakare, who told us that God ordained him
09:05as Nigeria's 16th President, preach when Buhari was in London for six months? Don't tell me that
09:12gaslighting story that we have never had it this bad before. That is a big lie. Things are better in
09:19Nigeria now than under Buhari. Their strategy is being driven by the Machiavellian Nazir El Rufi,
09:25and is based on their belief that Nigerians are emotional people with short memories and low
09:30attention spans, who can be gaslit to turn against a performing government by desperate politicians who
09:36cannot exist outside power. I am a veteran of this. They did it to my former boss, President Goodluck
09:43Jonathan, and I will not sit idly by while they do it to Asawadu. We must not repeat history then claim
09:50that history repeated itself. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me, Rino Omicri stated.
09:59We have reported that the Governor of Borno State, Professor Babagana Umar Azulam and the Shehu of
10:04Borno, Abu Bakar Umar Gabayel Kanemi have raised alarms over rising cases of Boko Harama and ISWAP attacks
10:12in the state in recent years since President Bola Ahmed Tanubu took over as Nigeria President.
10:19This, as the Borno State Governor ordered the arrest and prosecution of a man caught on camera allegedly
10:25molesting a minor, said to be one of the children sheltering in one of the Internally Displaced
10:31People's Camps, IDP, since the kid's father was assassinated by the Boko Haram insurgents.
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