Obi-Datti Movement Accuses Omokri Of Seeking Relevance With Obi’s Name

The media team of the presidential candidate of the Labor Party, Peter Obi, has accused former aide to President Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri, of using Obi’s name to gain importance on his social media.

Obi-Datti Movement, in a statement, said that Omokri is not in good health, following his negative reaction to the 2023 presidential campaign and his struggle with – try to convince people that someone will support him.

The statement read: “In the Obident family, we will be grateful for the noble challenge of selling bad products, but not electable to Nigerians who have been duped by this terrible political lie. again and again.

“In this background, the Obi-Datti pan Nigerian political media is looking at the recent speech of the socialite, Reno Omokri, and the top candidate of the Labor Party, Peter Obi, as a fantasy without the point of the competitor is a hard sell in our multi-market situation.

“We are also grateful for Mr Omokri’s frustration with his poor image after the 2023 election campaign and his struggle to do the impossible to convince the people that Steel can be gold.

“We also know that Omokri is among the group that should name Peter Obi of the Labor Party in any comment online to be visible on social media, as Obi is not only popular but also dominates the trend. water.”

Obi’s media also said that it is ridiculous when Omokri says that the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate is using Peter Obi to undermine his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Atiku Abubakar.

“In season 14, we advise Omokri to learn to stay in his lane [our ways] traveling to 2022 to reach his final destination even if he could not win the ultimate prize.

“In full time, Omokri must train his candidate, he chooses to imitate Peter Obi in whatever he wants to say. For the sake of attracting the attention of netizens.

“We want to encourage all members of the Obident family to keep their eyes on football and refuse to be distracted. Focus on the new Nigeria; it is now more than ever understood.” ,” said the Obi-Datti Movement.