Arrest: I’m Nigeria’s Next President -Aphrodisiac Seller, Jaruma

Popular aphrodisiac seller, Jaruma has predicted that she will become Nigeria’s next president after her arrest by police.

Jaruma made this assertion in a video she shared after it went viral that she had been arrested by police in Abuja.

In the video, she claimed that because former President Olusegun Obasanjo and the current president, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) spent time in jail before becoming leaders, then she would too.

Addressing why she was arrested, Jaruma said, “I don’t know how someone would abuse you and you will abuse them back and then the person will now use the Nigeria Police to bully you, to silence you. You will take someone’s land, the person will complain and you will send Nigeria Police to arrest them. You will take someone’s plantation, the person will complain, you will send Nigeria Police to go and put the person in prison. I paid 10m for a job that wasn’t done and I complained, boom, my own too don land for my head.”

“How many Nigerian youths do you want to put in jail?” she asked.

 

On the presidency, she said, “The only thing I have to say about this is, President Obasanjo was in prison, he came out of prison and became president. President Buhari was in prison, he came out and became president.

By God’s grace, for this, guys you know who the next president of Nigeria is going to be…it’s your girl, Jaruma. It’s a pattern oh.”

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