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Accepting the job to demarket Peter Obi online is the most dangerous job ever – Filmmaker, Ugezu Ugezu, writes Reno Omokri

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Former presidential aide Reno Omokri has been harshly criticised by filmmaker Ugezu Ugezu.

In a post on his Instagram page, Ugezu expressed his opinion that Reno’s acceptance of the position to demarket Peter Obi online is the riskiest job ever accepted by a mortal in the history of Nigeria’s shady politics. He maintained that Reno would not be able to quickly recover from the “self-induced ruins” and that even the universe is against him.

He continued by saying that those who know the truth but choose not to speak it are doomed.

Recall that Reno has been vehemently critical of Peter Obi and has vowed to work against his presidential aspiration.

Source: LIB

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