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Reno Omokri: Condemned the call for the arrest of CAN President.

Reno Omokri, former spokesperson to President GoodLuck Jonathan was live on FACEBOOK to respond to the Islamic Council for the arrest of CAN authorities in what they termed as inflammatory comments and statements in the lingering Southern Kaduna manslaughter. Omokri condemned in strong terms by citing the Holy Quran.
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