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Buhari Is An Ungrateful and foolish For Saying He Is Paying OBJ’s Depts – Reno Omokri

The face-off between Nigeria’s incumbent President, Muhammadu Buhari and former president of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo is gathering momentum day after day as both leaders continues to slam each other back and forth.
Recently, President Buhari inquired from the former president “where the power is” after spending $16b on a power project that didn’t yield any dividends for Nigeria and rather the power capacity dropped further. Chief Obasanjo fired back at him and said he is ignorant. Read more on that here.
However, former presidential aide of Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri have also fired back at President Buhari, claiming he is an ungrateful ignoramus and pointed out that the president have borrowed more in 3 years than the PDP borrowed in their entire 16 years of leadership.
In Reno’s words;
Buhari is an ungrateful ignoramus for saying he is paying Obasanjo’s debt. Obasanjo did not spend $16 billion on power. Obasanjo actually paid ALL our foreign debt and left a total reserve of $67 billion. It‘s Buhari who has borrowed more in 3 years than PDP borrowed in 16 years.
Truth is, Obasanjo spent $16b on power and instead of power to improve, it dropped further. Forget sentiments, this is the truth. Which suggest, the money was looted.

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