Why some Nigerian leaders want Buhari out at all cost - Onochie

- The speculation of a planned coup against the government of President Muhammadu Buhari may be real afterall as Lauretta Onochie reveals more
- Onochie detailed how those working for Buhari's ouster had carried out their plot even beyond Nigeria in their desperation
A presidential aide, Lauretta Onochie, has revealed that some Nigerian political elites do not want President Muhammadu Buhari to ever rule the country.
Onochie said in a desperate need to get rid of Buhari, these elites, who she did not name, have decided to chat up military officers for a coup.
“They have tried everything illegal to get rid of Muhammadu Buhari. Now they are chatting with junior military officers.
Onochie confirmed the plot to force Buhari out of power using some soldiers, but she did not name anyone

“The same crop of people who led our soldiers to the slaughter while they squandered funds meant to equip them are now holding clandestine meetings with those who survived their wickedness,” she said.
In an article she titled: ‘I vain they plot’, Onochie made some revelations including that those who want Buhari out at all cost have even taken their plot beyond Nigeria.
Hear her: “They rigged him out of elections in the past and now that Nigerians overpowered them with the support of the card reader, they want him dead.
“In 2015, when it was obvious the electorate had their eyes set on him, they scammed President Jonathan to postpone the election and to further empty the Nigerian treasury so they could ‘buy’ more electorate.
“But they knew Nigerians were not ready to be bought so they pocketed the campaign loot.
“Those who took part in the scamming of ex-President Jonathan are being asked to cough up and the junkiest of them all, is cursing and swearing because he is being held accountable.
“Transition was a scam. Financial books were cooked. They tried to cover up their financial wickedness and recklessness against this nation.
“They hired some school dropouts, products of their 16 years mis-governance across the nation, to try to disrupt the nation.
“And then they hired Red, Green, blue, and all shades of Media outfits to unleash a coordinated attack on his government. Bravely, he soldiers on.
“They travelled as far as Niger Republic, India, etc. And in vain, they engaged the services of marabouts and soothsayers (Mere Men), to their own disappointments.”
Onochie, who once slammed Goodluck Jonathan over issues allegedly having to do with Stella Oduah and others claimed to have been made millionaires by the past administration, a member of the National Assembly, added: Goodluck Jonathan over issues allegedly having to do with Stella Oduah and others claimed to have been made millionaires by the past administration, a member of the National Assembly, added: “Pastors and bishops (Mere Men), whose unholy services were engaged to pray for his death, resorted to attacking him once they have prayed and he did not die.

“They went on to begin to announce his death on cloned websites, raising exaggerated concerns about his health. His team reassured Nigerians.
“His wife reassured us that it's not as they make it out to be. But they carried on with their wickedness. Still the nation's prospects continue to improve.
“Economic forecasts across the world, continue to favour the recovery and growth of our economy. Roads, rail lines and other infrastructures are being executed across the nation.”
She said they got more desperate when all their plots failed.
As a plan to ‘get him out at all cost’ so that ‘the looting must go on’, these unnamed people with the funds that they have allegedly stolen, began to woo the men of the Nigerian Army to take the country back to the days from where we escaped, she said.
Meanwhile, Onochie recently revealed thatPresident Buhari is really troubled especially in relation to the way his fight against corruption is being frustrated by the National Assembly.
caliphmd.blogspot.com reports that Onochie also urged Nigerians to be worried over the actions of the legislature and the judiciary in the race to rid the country of corruption.
According to Onochie, “Everyone, including the international community agrees that the war on corruption under President Muhammadu Buhari, is at its best in the history of Nigeria."
Watch this caliphmd.blogspot.com video for what a Nigerian thinks should happen to the country's politicians:

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