hehehehe...... Goodluck
Jonathan's former aide, Reno Omokri, who earlier denied media reports
credited to Rotimi Amaechi, which indicated that Jonathan failed to
account for $48 billion oil money, has taken the media war to a whole
new level.
It has been brought to my attention
the attack on my person by the Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi,
after I exposed his lies with regards to the figure of $49.8 billion which he claimed former President Goodluck Jonathan pilfered from the national treasury.
In
my response to that false allegation, I stated with facts, figures and
dates that not only did Mr. Amaechi lie, but that he is directly to
blame for some of the economic challenges facing the nation. Unable to
dispute my facts, Amaechi has resorted to insults and abuse on my
person. My response is as follows:
I
will never, ever exchange insults with a lowlife. A lowlife with a
ministerial position is still a lowlife just as a decorated monkey is
still a monkey. Other than holding one government position or the other,
Amaechi has never been associated with any private success so he is
very insecure when people challenge his unenviable record in government
with facts.
To
borrow a line from a hit song, I Reno Omokri, know who God says I am,
where he says I am at and what he says I will be. I do not need a
government position to maintain my relevance. I was somebody before I
went into government, I am somebody after leaving government and by the
grace of God, I will forever remain somebody without a government
position, so nothing a pot bellied man can say or do to me can ever
alter what God has said about me.
I
would rather advise Rotimi Amaechi to respond to the issues I raised,
namely that there was no missing ‘$49.8 billion’ and that on September
21, 2012, he called on the Federal Government to share the funds in the
Excess Crude Account, and that it was he, Rotimi Amaechi, as Chairman
of the Nigerian Governors Forum, that led some state governors to take
the Federal Government to court to compel it to share the proceeds from
the Excess Crude Account because then President Jonathan insisted on
saving the money, a case that they won and therefore it is hypocritical
of him to accuse former President Jonathan of not saving for the rainy
day.
I
challenge Rotimi Amaechi to separate himself from his government
positions and see if he can maintain his relevance. He borrows his
relevance from government. He does not add relevance to government. In two years
as a minister, the only ‘achievement’ he can boast of is the
Abuja-Kaduna railway that was built and completed by the very same
Goodluck Jonathan he likes to castigate.
President
Jonathan has been out of office for two years. I am no longer his
aide, neither am I on salary, yet I continue to be loyal to him. Can
Amaechi say the same of himself? Is he capable of being loyal to
anybody or institution without having something to gain? Is that not
why his stomach is protruding and potbellied? Because he is only loyal
to his stomach! No wonder he admitted spending $500,000 to host
Professor Wole Soyinka to a one day dinner. Amaechi epitomizes stomach
infrastructure!
It
is this loyalty to stomach only that has placed Amaechi in the awkward
position where ALL the living ex-Governors of Rivers state are against
him along with the incumbent Governor, Nyesom Wike. A man who cannot
command loyalty at home and can’t walk the streets of Port Harcourt
without armed guards.
What
Amaechi does not understand is that there is life after government.
Whenever President Muhammadu Buhari retires from politics, he will be
received with joy by Katsina people. Whenever Bola Tinubu retires, he
will be received with arms wide open by Lagos people. But who will
receive Amaechi when he retires? Certainly not Rivers people who view
him as a serial betrayer of their interests and the interests of his
zone. A man who can sell his own mother for a useless government
position cannot expect to retire in the motherland. Maybe Amaechi will
retire to Daura with Buhari as his domestic servant and in house
sycophant for life!
Has
he forgotten so soon how he was publicly disgraced by his colleague,
the minister of Petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu, when he was trying to sabotage
the Maritime University at Okerenkoko? While others are attracting
development to their zones, Amaechi is subtracting progress from his
zone. Thank God for Kachikwu who told him that “We are not going to
throw away the baby with bath water. We deal with the issues but the
university will be developed. If he (Amaechi) does not want it in
Maritime, I will take it in petroleum”?
Even
if Rotimi Amaechi spends all day insulting me directly or through
proxies, it takes absolutely nothing from me. If insults could kill,
Donald Trump would be dead, but he is in the White House instead.
A
lizard with an overinflated ego is still a lizard, not an alligator.
Rotimi Amaechi may have left his village but his village never left him!
That is why he continues to display his inferiority complex by
dressing in ill fitting designer clothes bought at huge expense! Alas,
he is trying to suppress the memory of when he wore the same clothes
for three days. But the man makes the clothes, the clothes don’t make
the man. Poverty mentality is his undoing!
He
calls himself lion of Ubima. A lion with a pot belly and that can’t
win elections? If he wants to see a real lion he should go to
Bourdillon!
Finally,
rather than insult me, Rotimi Amaechi should seek medical attention
for his protruding pot belly. Doctors warn that a protruding belly,
like his, is a symptom of too much food and too little exercise.
Obviously,
Rotimi Amaechi should focus more on exercising his body and his brain.
Unfortunately, he seems to only exercise his mouth by eating too much
and talking too much which is why he is prone to frequent verbal and
anal diarrhea.
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Statement by: Reno Omokri -
the founder of the Mind of Christ Christian Center in California, author
of Shunpiking: No Shortcuts to God and Why Jesus Wept and the host of
Transformation with Reno Omokri.
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