Crocodile Smile: Reno Omokiri Writes UK Prime Minister, Uncovers Army's Plot To Deal With #ENDSARS Protesters

Reno Omokri, Former Media aide to Goodluck Jonathan has called on Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of United Kingdom to intervene on the alleged plots by the Nigerian army to deal with the #ENDSARS protesters.

Omokiri who took to his Twitter page to write the UK prime minister  alleged that the Nigerian Army reactivated the Operation Crocodile Smile operations to deal with the peaceful #ENDSARS protesters

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Calling on Johnson to intervene, Omokiri wrote:

"Dear @BorisJohnson  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 to deal with peaceful #EndSARS protesters. Pls intervene before it is too late @UKinNigeria."

Further faulting the Crocodile Smile operations, Omokiri said: 

"Boko Haram are violent killers, yet General @MBuhari  negotiates with them and rehabilitates them. #EndSARS  protesters are unarmed and peaceful, yet the army announced Operation Crocodile Smile targeted at them."

It will be recalled that AllNews on Saturday reported that the Nigerian army launched the operation Crocodile smile an annual exercise usually conducted to checkmate the activities of criminals across the country during the ember months.

Dear @BorisJohnson

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 to deal with peaceful #EndSARS protesters. Pls intervene before it is too late @UKinNigeria pic.twitter.com/QeLHycrwd7

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) October 17, 2020

Boko Haram are violent killers, yet General @MBuhari negotiates with them and rehabilitates them. #EndSARS protesters are unarmed and peaceful, yet the army announced Operation Crocodile Smile targeted at them. Those who make peaceful protest impossible are toying with great fire

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) October 17, 2020