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Lawyer, Reno Omokri Writes Letter To U.K Prime Minister To Stop Operation Crocodile Smile

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Oct 19, 2020.

EkohotBlog 19th, October 2020
Popular Author and Lawyer, Reno Omokri writes an open letter to UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson to intervene in the crocodile smile operation planned by the government on #EndSars Protesters

Nigerian Author and Lawyer has written an open letter to the Prime Minister of Uk to interceed for Nigerian #EndSars Protest regarding Operation Crocodile smile planned by the government.

Earlier, the military forces announced they will implement an operation crocodile smile soon in their respective units.

Nigerians reacted to the news, some felt it’s an agenda against the EndSARS protesters.

The Military has however denied reports they the operation is against the peaceful protesters on the streets.

But the Author does not want to take chances, and writes a letter to Boris Johnson to intervene before it’s too late.

According to him, the UK Prime Minister is a humanitarian and a responsible member of an international community and hopes he will use his influence to stop the operation.

His Letter:

Dear Prime minister Boris Johnson,

Greetings sir, when I met you during my #FreeLeahSharibu world tour, you told me how much you value Nigerian lives. Nigeria’s Army has suddenly reactivated Operation Crocodile Smile, which is a ruse to fatally deal with peaceful #EndSARS protesters, who have been demonstrating over the disappearance, extrajudicial killings, maiming and harassment of thousands of Nigerians, mainly young people. Please, as a humanitarian, and head of a responsible member of the international community, do intervene before it is too late. Recall that on December 12, 2015, this same army chief killed 347 unarmed Shiite men, women, children and infants. Please don’t let him do the same to unarmed protesters.

Your’s most respectfully,

Reno Omokri.

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