Buhari’s treatment in London caused doctors’ strike – Reno Omokri

Former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri, says President Muhammadu Buhari’s consistent medical leave to London is to blame for doctors’ strike.

Omokri stated that the strike could have been avoided if money spent to treat Buhari abroad was invested in Nigeria’s health sector.

“Sad thing about the Nigerian doctors strike is that Nigeria could have avoided it if we invested the money spent to treat PMB abroad on them.” Omokri via his twitter page.


Buhari had on August 19 returned to country after spending over 100 days in London treating an undisclosed illness.
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  1. Hahahhaahaha! That is leadership by example! Chanji Dole! Sai Baba!

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  2. This government has got nothing to offer to the people of Nigeria as the change they profess do not begin with them. Wayo confessions

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  3. This government has got nothing to offer to the people of Nigeria as the change they profess do not begin with them. Wayo confessions

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  4. Some people can be very stupid on the name of criticism. How does PMB's medical bills which his friends are the ones that offset it, can be enough to correct the rot created hy PDP in 16 years.

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    1. U are been decieved by the word friends and relatives, when our tax is been used to foot the bill for the president, keep foolingg ur self by believing that crap, they are in power and have access to the country's fund so they can tell u any thing no body to questioned so don't believe that until rightly proven to u

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  5. Separation is just the answer to the menace happening in this country. No amount of cleansing can change the evil plans of APC in this country.

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