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Aide Reveals Why Buhari Cancelled London Trip

Aide Reveals Why Buhari Cancelled London Trip.
Onyxnews Nigeria reports that a former aide to former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri has suggested a reason why President Muhammadu Buhari cancelled his London medical trip.
Omokri claimed that Buhari postponed his trip due to threats of placing him under house arrest.
He claimed that the fear of protests aimed at harassing him in London was responsible for the postponement.
In a tweet, the former presidential aide wrote: “General Buhari did bot postpone his London trip for “unknown reasons”, as the papers are claiming.
“He postponed it because we promised him the Mother of All #HarassBuhariOutofLondon. He knows our capacity. He knows how we put him under house arrest. Come. We are waiting for you!”
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Recall that Buhari’s spokesman, Femi Adesina had announced the postponement of Buhari’s trip to London.
Buhari was scheduled to embark on his trip to London on Friday but he postponed without any reason.
Meanwhile, Omokri had vowed to organise any protest to embarrass Buhari in London if he set foot in the UK.
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