Reno Omokri Gives Tips How Buhari Could Prove He Has WAEC Certificate

— Asked president Buhari’s fans to provide answers to 6 questions over the president integrity

Reno Omokri, former presidential aide to Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, has given some tips how president Mohammadu Buhari and the presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), could prove to Nigerians that he has secondary school certificate.

Some of the tips he uploaded on his twitter page were:

— That president Buhari should order the army to release his certoficate as the chief commander of armed forces.
–That the president should request for replacement copy from WAEC.
— That the president Buhari should ask the principal of his former secondary school for statement of result.
— That president Buhari should present photocopy of the said WAEC certificate.
— That Buhari should show any dated documents from the army acknowledging receipt of his WAEC certificate.

In another tweet, Omokri raised 6 fundamental issues which questioned the integrity of the president.

He asked Buhari’s fans to provide answers to the folllwing:

* Who reinstated Maina?
* Who owns Ikoyi Apartment billions?
* What happened to AishaMBuhari’s ADC’s ₦2.5 billion?
* When will $25 billion fraudulent NNPC contracts be investigated?
* When will Babachir be tried?

 

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