GSSS Kankara: ‘Nigeria Should Borrow Leadership From China Not Money’ – Ex-Presidential Aide Advises

Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has advised that Nigeria should borrow leadership from China instead of borrowing money from the nation.

Naija News understands that Omokri said this while lamenting over President Muhammadu Buhari’s congratulatory message to British professional boxer, Anthony Joshua following his victory in a fight with Kubrat Pulev, Bulgarian boxer.

Omokri condemned the president for having time for entertainment amid the disturbing abduction of Government Science School students by gunmen in Kankara, Katsina State during the last weekend.

“Instead of borrowing money from China, Nigeria should borrow leadership from them. I cant believe that you to 600 young students may have been missing from GSSS Kankara, and General #Buhari took time to celebrate with
@AnthonyFJoshua over his win!” Omokri noted.

See the tweet below;

Instead of borrowing money from China, Nigeria should borrow leadership from them. I cant believe that you to 600 young students may have been missing from GSSS Kankara, and General #Buhari took time to celebrate with @AnthonyFJoshua over his win!#JoshuaPulev #BringBackOurBoys

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) December 13, 2020

Meanwhile, Katsina State residents, especially parents of the kidnapped Government Science Secondary School students in Kankara has marched out to demand the freedom of their children.

Naija News reports that a large number of residents in the state marched out on Sunday with placards, urging the Government to act without hesitation and rescue their children.