Church Attack: Omokri Discloses Relationship Between Gaddafi And Terrorists In Nigeria
Reno Omokri, a one-time special assistant to Nigeria’s ex-President, Goodluck Jonathan, on Monday said many of the terrorists releasing attacks in West African territories are “trained mercenaries” of late Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi. Information Guide Nigeria
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But after the former African strongman was killed, Libya plunged into chaos with militias taking over and two rival parliaments and governments forming. Also, militants from the Islamic State (ISIS) gained a foothold. Politics Nigeria reports.
In his words: “Many people don’t realise what is happening in Nigeria. Organised terrorism in Nigeria originated with the overthrow of Gaddafi by Obama. After his death, Tens of thousands of his trained mercenaries spilled into West Africa and have been causing havoc ever since!” Omokri wrote on his verified Twitter handle. jamb results
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