Former media aide to ex-President
Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri, has reacted to the report that Kemi Adeosun has
resigned her position as Minister of Finance.
Writing on his verified Twitter
page, Omokri urged President Muhammadu Buhari, not to sweep her forgery case
under the carpet.
“I commend @HMKemiAdeosun, for resigning.
I only wished she had done this earlier. But nevertheless, it took great
courage for her to resign.
“I urge President @MBuhari not to
sweep her forgery under the carpet. She must be treated how he treats
@OfficialPDPNig members,” he wrote.
It is not immediately clear why
Adeosun stepped down, although she was alleged to have forged her NYSC
discharge certificate.
Trash! That's what you often write. At least, she's brave enough to resign her appointment. Most of your PDP members, even when caught with their hands in the cookies jars, refused to step down from their positions. With the gale of carpet crossing in the political party syndrome, how many of your party members relinquished their positions? APC has majority in the Red Chamber, yet, Saraki after defecting to PDP didn't see it as an honorable thing to step down as Senate President. What a shame. Relinquishing power, even after indictment has never been a Nigerian power drunk thing.
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