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Only Those With Low Intelligence Believed Lies That President Tinubu Used Public Funds To Ferry 1411 People To #COP28- Reno Omokri Blows Hot
Only Those With Low Intelligence Believed Lies That President Tinubu Used Public Funds To Ferry 1411 People To #COP28- Reno Omokri Blows Hot
Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah
In a scorching response to the circulating reports accusing President Tinubu of utilizing public funds to transport over 1411 individuals to Dubai for the #COP28 summit, Reno Omokri vehemently dismissed the allegations, labeling those who believed the claims as possessing “low intelligence.” CONTINUE READING
Taking to his Twitter handle, Omokri declared, “For those with low intelligence who believed the lies from notoriously dishonest media, like @SaharaReporters, that President Tinubu used public funds to ferry 1411 people to #COP28, please note that I worked closely with a President.” In a quote, he emphasized the established protocol preceding COP conferences, where the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry sends memos to various sectors, including chambers of commerce, banks, manufacturers, NGOs, and professional associations. The purpose is to invite them to attend the conference, fostering opportunities for investments, trade, aid, and cooperative activities in Nigeria.
Omokri then challenged the intelligence of those who bought into the alleged misuse of public funds, revealing, “Are you even aware that PDP members that are fighting the President, as well as members of other political parties, are part of that 1411 people?” He underscored the nature of the COP conference, framing it as an opportunity rather than a privilege, citing Brazil’s delegation of 3,081 and challenging the belief that the Brazilian government footed the bill for all attendees.
In a direct jab at Sahara Reporters and the Arise Peoples Party, Omokri condemned them as the “mother of all dishonest, unprofessional, corrupt, and unpatriotic media,” warning against believing their narratives at one’s peril. CONTINUE READING
Continuing his tirade, Omokri addressed those who bought into the allegations, stating, “If you actually believe that President Tinubu used public funds to pay for 1400 Nigerians to be on his entourage to #COP28, then you have below-average intelligence.” He drew parallels with past instances, recalling the alleged lies spread by Sahara Reporters that influenced voters against President Jonathan, only for them to face challenges under Buhari’s administration. Omokri highlighted the arrest and detention of Sowore, whose earlier lies, he claimed, facilitated Buhari’s ascension to the presidency.
In a final admonishment, Omokri urged individuals to engage their brains before succumbing to propaganda from media outlets like @AriseTV and Sahara Reporters, cautioning against blindly believing every piece of information disseminated.
Source: Bushradiogist
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