In the audio message, President Buhari spoke in Hausa throughout the recording. Former presidential media aide, Reno Omokri, says this is unacceptable, adding that a National leader cannot address his people in a sectional language. He wrote:
"In a country whose official language is English, President Muhammadu Buhari broadcasts his Sallah message in Hausa! Would Trump (whose origin is German) address America in German? So what about all those Nigerians who can't speak Hausa? Ideally, the President should have spoken in English first, then if he feels like it, he may also speak in Hausa.
The way he has now spoken only in Hausa makes it seem as if he is only concerned with those who gave him 97% of the votes while those who have him 5% can take a hike! How would the rest of the country have felt if President Olusegun Obasanjo had released a Christmas broadcast to Nigerians in Yoruba of if President Goodluck Jonathan has done so in Ogbia? How can a NATIONAL leader address Nigerians in a SECTIONAL language? Nigeria has never had a leader as divisive as Buhari! There is no difference between President Buhari and Nnamdi Kanu. President Buhari is the President of all Nigeria. He is not the President of only those who can speak Hausa! This is an outrage! President Yar'adua also spoke to the BBC News by phone. He is Fulani, like President Buhari. Yet he spoke in English because he was President of all of us!


Reno, part of being human is the the inherent gift of compassion. Voice in that video is clearly that of a man in the throes of anticipated death. For a man who has always spoken English with an effort, speaking it in his present condition May be extremely laborious. He deserves understanding and compassionate accommodation at this time
ReplyDeleteHaha, this cracked me up. His brain has regressed to default setting.
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I put it before your Sir, if Na @Goodluck Jonathan wish una happy Christmas for him native language, you go take am?
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I see it as another form of distraction from the main issue on ground. These people know what they r doing and am sure it's intentional
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Actually, there's a big difference between Nnamdi Kanu and Buhari...I don't see the similarities.Buhari is the absentee president of a multilingual country that chose to address the country in his own language while leaving the rest of the country in the dark. Kanu on the other hand is an individual that's championing the liberation of his people from a failed and oppressive colonial mistake. How Omokri could draw parallels between the two is beyond me.
ReplyDeleteOmokri and his garbage as usual. I am Igbo, I don't care wether he speaks Hausa or English or spanish. That's Reno's headache. I am Biafran, I guess he's speaking to Nigerians and not me.
DeleteThe man is sick, nd has forgotten how to speak english
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the reasons why we don't suppose to be together.
ReplyDeleteThis is totally unacceptable and Nigeria needs to divide now
ReplyDeleteFoolish supporters would not see anything wrong in this. If it was a President from another tribe, all hell would let loose.
ReplyDeleteIt's not president Buhari voice on the audio message. It was definitely organized by those despiradors that want to take over power.
ReplyDeleteBiko Buhari can never be like Nnamdi kanu... Be warned
ReplyDeletehmmm I wonder ooo, may be d Sickness don't like English
ReplyDeleteVery bad nd embarrassing.
ReplyDeleteCos he's not the one that spoke...don't want u guys to find out when using English..#simple..#forgery
ReplyDeleteImagine that!!! This country is in shambles, wt all ds cows, we called leader
ReplyDeleteI wonder ooo!!! But Reno leave Nnamdi Kanu out of this!
ReplyDeletelol dats naija 4 u man!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteReno ,I commend your observations, but don't agree with the 97percent vote by the North because all tribes indeed voted for him thinking we have a ""messiah Being the only alternative. I am igbo yet I voted him!.it is only God that will deliver us from buhari and his allies.linda post my write up.
ReplyDeleteCan Reno write his garbage without insulting Igbo bikonu? Did Buhari speak Igbo? Why involve us in your Nigerian affairs? Please Reno face Buhari and your likes and stop involving Kanu in this frivolity, we ain't playing.
ReplyDeleteI am not bothered about what language Buhari spoke, but Reno should leave Nnamdi Kanu and ndigbo out of this!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's getting too much.
Nigeria is a JOKE
ReplyDeleteReno and his bla bla bla as always. Please see nextttt.
ReplyDeleteI rep Kanu, I rep Biafra.
Reno is a hater
Buhari can use Panya language to address you guys, that's your cup of kunu. Mr. Reno don't involve Kanu, he is fighting for his people. You Reno can as well start fighting for the well being of the south/South because they are equally marginalized and cheated. Rather than envious of Kanu and his followership. Mtschewww.
ReplyDeleteImagine!
ReplyDeleteMaybe he has forgotten how to speak english. I pray that he realises that you must not be a president to be a great leader it's not by force. With all those vulture cabal roaming around him, they will do everything possible to remain in power. But they just forgot there's Tomorrow. God help us.
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Reno, pls dont overstep ur boundary. I hope ur twitter handle was hacked. Otherwisw how on earth could u compare Nigerian monarch with IPOB selfless leader? kpachara owegi anya. I love ur write ups bt not when u mis yarn.
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ReplyDeleteLet the truth be told - My Dear Nigerians...No need complaining just manage yourself...2019 is here already...let us all use our voting right well this time and I pray we get a better canditate this time.
ReplyDeleteReno get a J. O. B. And leave Kanu out of this! It's not Kanu's problem, it's you and Buhari's wahala biko.
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