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Ghana Vs Nigeria: I Have Evidence, Buhari Was Live At The Stadium – Reno Omokri

Reno Omokri Agnesisika blog

Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has alleged that President Muhammadu Buhari was live at the Moshood Abiola Stadium on Tuesday during the World Cup qualifying playoff between Nigeria and Ghana.

Reno said he has evidence that the president, despite warnings from Nigerians, was at the stadium.

Reno Omokri Agnesisika blog

He attributed the inability of the players to qualify for the World Cup to bad luck from the president.

In a video on his YouTube channel, Omokri alleged that the president was rushed out of the stadium upon intelligence that there would be a bomb blast during the match

Reno said, “A lot of people who didn’t know what I know, came out and we’re saying I’m always blaming President Buhari but it has now been revealed that General Buhari was at the stadium.

“I spoke to a reporter who saw the president. They had to quickly take him away because there was a bomb threat according to the DSS. I also spoke to an Aso Rock correspondent who also confirmed to me that Buhari was at the stadium.

“Let the presidency deny it and there will be evidence. I don’t speak anyhow, I deal with facts. I have earlier begged the president to stay away from the stadium because he has a negative aura”.

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