Former presidential aide and social media commentator, Reno Omokri was warned by Nollywood actresses, Tonto Dikeh and Nkechi Blessing Sunday to keep their names out of his mouth. This came shortly after Reno compared the former Lagos Governor to Tonto Dikeh and another Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing.
Omokri, while reacting to a viral video of Tinubu saying Buhari would not have emerged as president in 2015 without him wrote on Twitter: “Tinubu is just behaving like Tonto Dikeh and Nkechi Blessing. Like a woman who was promised marriage and jilted and is now exploding and exposing the jilter. Buhari don buy market.”
Reno Omokori’s post reads: “Tinubu is just behaving like Tonto Dikeh and Nkechi Blessing. Like a woman who was promised marriage and jilted and is now exploding and exposing the jilter. Buhari don buy market. He either builds another ‘other room’ for Tinubu, or marry him as promised!
“And the curious thing is that Buhari has not yet cheated Bola Tinubu, and Tinubu attacked him. Why did he not wait until after the primaries before attacking Buhari? Now, he has given Buhari an excuse not to support him. I thought Bola Tinubu knew how to play politics. I was wrong. Very wrong!
Tinubu is letting tantrums spoil what could have been a home run for him at the APC primaries. How can you go and call a Yoruba Governor ‘eleyi’ to his face? Yoruba that love respect? Vice President Yemi Osinbajo must be dancing with his RCCG political directorate!”
Tonto Dikeh while reacting, made a post on Instagram where she trolled Omokri, describing him as former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s houseboy and bingo who is always fingering on Twitter from exile.
Nkechi Blessing, also made a long post to express her anger towards Reno Omokri’s post.
Reno Omokori’s post came barely 24 hours after Tinubu had at a meeting with APC delegates in Ogun State on Thursday, June 2, where he made some remarks about President Buhari whom he said he helped in the quest to be president and suggested that the favor be returned to him.
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