Xenophobia: Buhari’s Lack Of Concern Is Because Most Killed In South Africa Are Igbos – Omokri Claims

Reno Omokri

Xenophobia: Buhari’s Lack Of Concern Is Because Most Killed In South Africa Are Igbos – Omokri Claims

Reno Omokri, a former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, has alleged that President Muhammadu Buhari was not concerned about Nigerians killed in South Africa.

The number of Nigerians killed in cold blood in South Africa has risen and the majority of them are Igbos, the former aide claimed that Buhari was not concerned because the victims were Igbos.

He made this known when he was responding to the xenophobic attack on Nigerians and the response of the Nigerian Government to the development.

In a series of tweets, Omokri alleged that Buhari had not acted over the incident because the South East gave him five percent during the 2019 Presidential election.

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He tweeted: “General @MBuhari is NOT bothered about the KILLINGS of Nigerians in SA because he feels that most Nigerians there are Igbos. They are 5 percenters. If he wanted to, he could act fast. Remember how fast he acted with Zainab Aliyu in Saudi Arabia? #StopKillingNigeriansInSA

“What a USELESS government! A week after a foreign country has been KILLING your CITIZENS and VANDALISING PROPERTY you are still on @Twitter TALKING. Ordinary TRAVEL ADVISORY against SA you haven’t done. And you are surprised they don’t take you seriously?”
It was reported that the President of the Nigeria Union South Africa (NUSA), Adetola Olubajo confirmed the development to NAN.

He said the attacks began on Sunday morning in Jeppestown area of Johannesburg when a building was set ablaze by an angry mob.

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