2027: Prominent Tinubu’s Supporter, Reno Omokri Speaks on Getting Rid of President

• Reno Omokri has stressed the need for national cooperation in combating Nigeria’s challenges
• Omokri said opposition members should wait till 2027 if they are interested in unseating Tinubu as Nigeria’s president
• Legit.ng reports that despite his political disposition, Omokri has been providing pro-Tinubu views when commenting on national issues

Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering politics and public journalism in Nigeria.

FCT, Abuja – As Nigerians look forward to the 2027 election, a prominent social media personality and former presidential aide, Reno Omokri, has asked the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to focus on ‘building the country’.

In a tweet on his verified X (formerly Twitter) page on Tuesday evening, June 11, Omokri, a chieftain of the PDP and open supporter of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, said if the opposition wants to “get rid of” Tinubu democratically, “we will have a shot again in 2027”.

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The diaspora-based socio-political commentator urged his co-PDP members to “cooperate” with President Tinubu and his government “and make Nigeria a better place”.

Omokri also disagreed with Sule Lamido, a PDP leader and ex-governor of Jigawa state, who said in a recent interview that Nigeria is rich enough to pay any amount as minimum wage.

His (Omokri’s) post reads in part:

“Let us build our country. If we want to get rid of Tinubu democratically, we will have a shot again in 2027. But for now, let us cooperate with him and his government and make Nigeria a better place.”

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Omokri: Tinubu can’t meet labour’s demand

Legit.ng earlier reported that Omokri criticised the nationwide strike declared by the leadership of the decisions of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC).

Omokri in a post shared on his X page maintained that President Tinubu cannot meet labour’s conditions due to the current economic situation.

The 50-year-old concluded that organised labour are not realistic with their demand.

Source: Legit.ng