How Buhari’s Victory Will Affect Nigeria In The Next Four Years – Jonathan’s Ex-aide, Omokri

Published: February 27, 2019

Reno Omokri, the former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, has warned that President Muhammadu Buhari’s victory will lead to a fall of Nigerian Stock Exchange.

This is coming following an earlier announcement by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) that Buhari is the winner of Nigeria’s 2019 presidential election.

Following the announcement, some Nigerians took to their Twitter handle to mock Omokri because the former presidential aide is widely known as one of President Buhari’s most fierce critic before the elections.

In reaction, Omokri shared a series of tweets to reminded them that the Nigerian Stock Exchange lost N85bn just yesterday. He stressed that Buhari’s victory may lead to investors leaving Nigeria.

In 2015 when @MBuhari won, the Nigerian Stock Exchange gained almost ₦100 billion. After 4 years, investors now know Buhari. He looks set to win this rigged election and the Stock Market lost ₦85 billion today. So stop asking me how market. Ask yourself that question instead. pic.twitter.com/ia4yQPfLXO
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) February 26, 2019

Dear @Surajudeenadio
Just today alone, the Nigerian Stock Exchange lost ₦85 billion ‘celebrating’ your #NextLevel. Wait until tomorrow, those who were ‘sleeping’ will celebrate by taking their investment elsewhere. You seem not to understand the true state of Nigeria right now! pic.twitter.com/eFBo3Yrbso
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) February 26, 2019

He wrote:

“In 2015 when @MBuhari won, the Nigerian Stock Exchange gained almost ₦100 billion. After 4 years, investors now know Buhari. He looks set to win this rigged election and the Stock Market lost ₦85 billion today. So stop asking me how market. Ask yourself that question instead.

“Dear @Surajudeenadio: Just today alone, the Nigerian Stock Exchange lost ₦85 billion ‘celebrating’ your #NextLevel. Wait until tomorrow, those who were ‘sleeping’ will celebrate by taking their investment elsewhere. You seem not to understand the true state of Nigeria right now!”