Reno Omokri, a former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, has predicted a gloomy future for the people of Ekiti State under Governor-elect Kayode Fayemi.
Omokri, who described himself as a ruffler of Buhari’s feathers, made a list of his prediction on his Twitter handle @renoomokri on Tuesday.
He stated that “situation” in Ekiti would deteriorate and Fayemi would not take responsibility but would blame his predecessor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose.
He wrote,
1. Ekiti’s situation will deteriorate
2. Fayemi wont accept responsibility
3. Fayemi will blame Fayose
4. When Ekiti people reminisce for Fayose’s days, Fayemi will remind them of the ‘rot’ he met.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 until his term ends
Omokri, who is also an author, further alleged that President Muhammudu Buhari’s hates Fayose for standing up to killer herdsmen in the state.
Reacting to Fayemi’s claim that he would pay civil servants’ salary arrears in six months, Omokri said
I pity Ekiti civil servants who are expecting Fayemi to come and pay their salaries. Where did they think all the money to buy votes came from? Heaven?? Look, for the foreseeable future, Ekiti’s federal allocation will be devoted to tithes and thanksgiving offering to godfathers!
SEE HIS TWEETS BELOW!
What will happen in Fayemi’s Ekiti:
1. Ekiti’s situation will deteriorate
2. Fayemi wont accept responsibility
3. Fayemi will blame Fayose
4. When Ekiti people reminisce for Fayose’s days, Fayemi will remind them of the ‘rot’ he met.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 until his term ends— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) July 17, 2018
The hatred @Mbuhari and @NgrPresident have for @GovAyoFayose which made them call him a “nothing” is because Fayose successfully stood up to killer herdsmen. It‘s why they focused so much resources against @OfficialPDPNig’s candidate. Now their puppet is there, watch what happens
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) July 17, 2018
I pity Ekiti civil servants who are expecting Fayemi to come and pay their salaries. Where did they think all the money to buy votes came from? Heaven?? Look, for the foreseeable future, Ekiti’s federal allocation will be devoted to tithes and thanksgiving offering to godfathers!
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) July 17, 2018
