Reno Omokri, the former spokesperson asked a rather interesting but mind pondering question. What do we think?

If Adeboye has to retire as GO because of FRCN shouldn't the Sultan also go as President of Nigerian Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs?

https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/818366278998102016

Just a thought, why can't this rule be applied to political holders too, Buhari himself is over 70.


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Interesting indeed.

Silly reno as usual. He should also tell us if the current sultan has served as president of NSCIA for 20 years.

Let me sit here first!

Mind your own business, I just don't get what kind of pastor you Are, you seem to like getting involved in EVERYBODYS business

Exactly the question I had in mind!

I have a question for reno.....

when the law was signed he was the adviser to the then president......who signed it into law why is he now insulting our sensitivity

the second question is why is it that as soon as you ask reno any question that relates to his role and activities as adviser to the former president he blocks you?

the third question is to reno and fani kayoe
1) all of a sudden FFK is holding meetings with leaders of southern kaduna, but he was minister of information and minister of aviation when this crisis occurred some years ago please what did he do?
2) what did reno do when this same crisis occurred under jonathans government

banki:
I have a question for reno.....

when the law was signed he was the adviser to the then president......who signed it into law why is he now insulting our sensitivity

the second question is why is it that as soon as you ask reno any question that relates to his role and activities as adviser to the former president he blocks you?

the third question is to reno and fani kayoe
1) all of a sudden FFK is holding meetings with leaders of southern kaduna, but he was minister of information and minister of aviation when this crisis occurred some years ago please what did he do?
2) what did reno do when this same crisis occurred under jonathans government

Lets not distort fact.The Financial Reporting council in charge of overseeing non for profit organizations was created and signed into law in 2011 with Mr Obazee as the head ,On May 18, 2011 to be precise. This particular tenure ship law which passed through the council was proposed in 2011 by some mischievous people but met major resistance from the Federal government under GEJ and some other individuals in Government then ,it was taken to court and it was swept under the carpet immediately then in 2011 and never saw the light of the day, that's why most people are just hearing about it now, ,now come 2016 ,the law is revisited, implemented and became effective, October 2016. So what changed all the way from 2011 to 2016 that there was sudden need to revisit and implement it? Lets stop telling lies to justify this.

Jayceo:



Lets not distort fact.The Financial Reporting council in charge of overseeing non for profit organizations was created and signed into law in 2011 with Mr Obazee as the head ,On May 18, 2011 to be precise. This particular tenure ship law which passed through the council was proposed last year , 2016 and became effective, October 2016. Lets stop telling lies to justify this.

“The code has been on naturally, right from (ex-President Goodluck) Jonathan’s time and this has been over four years. When the code was being done, we engaged all the stakeholders and their presentations formed part of what was in the code at the end of the day.

“The only people that took the matter to court were the churches and they lost. It was on the day they lost that our legal adviser said ‘okay, we could go ahead and release the code and that if we don’t release this code, other bodies will go to court to challenge it’...... Jim Obazee, Executive secretary, FRCN.

banki:
I have a question for reno.....

when the law was signed he was the adviser to the then president......who signed it into law why is he now insulting our sensitivity

the second question is why is it that as soon as you ask reno any question that relates to his role and activities as adviser to the former president he blocks you?

the third question is to reno and fani kayoe
1) all of a sudden FFK is holding meetings with leaders of southern kaduna, but he was minister of information and minister of aviation when this crisis occurred some years ago please what did he do?
2) what did reno do when this same crisis occurred under jonathans government

confused fellow

Reno sha
Buy the law was written during Jonathan time

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My main guy Reno Omokirikiri please come back to Nigeria and face this nigga called Buhari, come and give him a piece of your mind. The nigga own don too much, please Omokirikiri come back home and be the voice of the voiceless. If you spend more than one day as a free man in Nigeria, then call me a bastard like Doyin Oku-igbe. All the illegal money you collected from Goatluck Jonah, you go vomit all of them.

The only thing am interested in is why after 808 died abi murdered in southern Kaduna the presido hasn't visited or rather said anything about that

No F given today...am sure of that

Boleyndynasty2:
The only thing am interested in is why after 808 died abi murdered in southern Kaduna the presido hasn't visited or rather said anything about that

Because the killers are his brother, he won't dare say anything against them.

who give this dog confidence self

Am coming

ALTERNATEID:
Silly reno as usual. He should also tell us if the current sultan has served as president of NSCIA for 20 years.

How old is the Sultan?

Truth is bitter.

Reno you are not the best but you are better than the rest

ayodejijoshua:
who give this dog confidence self

Cowards who are too afraid to speak gave him confidence to stand in the gap for them.

K

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hmm

Ok

ALTERNATEID:
Silly reno as usual. He should also tell us if the current sultan has served as president of NSCIA for 20 years.

At 70, the Sultan should retire too. That's justice and equity.

Nice question


Osibanjo should sit up

Blame Christians - most Nigerian Christians, especially the heads. They commercialized churches albeit indirectly, so I don't see any ill in the action meted out towards them.

Sultan isn't an administrative head of any group of mosques. But The GO's are - undeniably. Supposing that they (Christians head - predators) concentrates on providing spiritual leadership to their sheeples, altruistically, without the obvious but hidden motives of living off them financially, believe you me, they wouldn't have come to government scrutiny. In fact, I wish the government will begin to tax them too.

If you need any form of dogmatic, creedal and revealable religion/organization to become good and do good, you only lack good morality. . . It's time for you to change your ethical philosophy. One with God (not a predator of any guise) is majority.

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Osinbajo dey der tinz dey run am