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Buhari Has Borrowed More Than All The 14 Presidents Before Him Combined – Reno Omokri

Reno Omokri stated that the president of Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari has borrowed money more than all the 14 Nigerian Presidents before him combined.

reno omokriSharing a collage photo of President Buhari and Nigeria’s past leaders, Reno wrote on Instagram;

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“Many Nigerians are blissfully unaware of how indebted their country has become under Muhammadu Buhari. Let me put this into perspective. Buhari is the 15th President of Nigeria. But in six years, he has borrowed more than all the 14 Presidents before him COMBINED!

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And what is he using the money for? To build a $2 billion railway in Niger Republic. A country whose entire GDP is less than $14 billion (Google it). Anambra alone has an internal GDP that is three times that of Niger Republic’s. Why has Buhari not built a railway for them? Oloriburuku man! #TableShaker #BuhariTormentor”.Reno Omokri and Buhari

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