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Politics › Re: Today Is NDC NEC Meeting And Commissioning Of National Secretariat by naptu2(op): 2:26am On Oct 26
Nigeria Democratic Congress @NigeriaNDCHQ

PRESS STATEMENT

NDC ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES FOR MONDAY, 26TH OCTOBER, 2026

The National Executive Committee (NEC) of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) wishes to announce its programme of activities scheduled for Monday, 26th October, 2026.

The activities are as follows:

1. NEC MEETING

The meeting of the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the party will hold as follows:

Date: Monday, 26th October, 2026
Time: 10:00 am prompt
Venue: JD Vance Centre, opposite A-Class Park, Kashim Ibrahim Way, Maitama, Abuja.

Please note that admission is strictly by invitation, and only members of the NEC shall be admitted.

2. COMMISSIONING OF NEW NATIONAL SECRETARIAT

The commissioning of the newly acquired National Secretariat of the party located in Jabi, Abuja, will take place at 2:00 pm on the same day.

3. INAUGURATION OF THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL (NCC)

The inauguration of the National Campaign Council (NCC) and presentation of Certificates of Return to candidates of the party will commence at 5:00 pm. This will be followed by a dinner.

Attendance at the NCC inauguration is restricted to members of the National Working Committee (NWC), the Presidential Candidate and his Running Mate, Governorship Candidates, and National Assembly Candidates only.

We appreciate the continued support and loyalty of our members across the country. Together, we can make a New Nigeria Possible.

NDC.... SERVICE
Signed:

Osa Director, Esq.
National Publicity Secretary
National Democratic Congress (NDC)
For inquiries: @DirectorOsa
25th October, 2026
https://x.com/NigeriaNDCHQ/status/2114409742613323884

Politics › Today Is NDC NEC Meeting And Commissioning Of National Secretariat by naptu2(op): 2:23am On Oct 26
Nigeria Democratic Congress @NigeriaNDCHQ

PRESS STATEMENT

NOTICE OF 3RD NEC MEETING AND UNVEILING OF THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL (NCC)

The leadership of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) wishes to announce that its 3rd National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting will hold on Monday, 26th October, 2026, at JD event centre, Kashim Ibrahim Way, opposite A-class park, Maitama, Abuja. Time is 10am prompt

A major highlight of the meeting will be the release and presentation of the party’s Statement of Account by the National Treasurer. This is in deference to our avowed commitment to the principles of transparency and accountability. In this regard, we challenge other political parties, especially the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), to emulate this level of openness and transparency in the management of their finances.

For the NDC, it is no longer politics as usual.

Our finances would have been more robust. However, contrary to speculations in the public domain, and due to the level of poverty, hunger and deprivation in the country occasioned by the rudderless APC and its amorphous economic policies, about 80% of our candidates could not afford the Expression of Interest forms. The party had to issue forms to such candidates free of charge.

The party will also use the opportunity of the NEC meeting to unveil its National Campaign Council (NCC).

As a party of innovation, our NCC is all-encompassing. It covers the Presidential, National Assembly, Governorship, and State Houses of Assembly Campaign Councils.

Our various candidates will be presented with Certificates of Return for their respective offices.

The NDC is turbo-charged and ready to give Nigerians the altruistic leadership the nation deserves.

A New Nigeria is Possible. We can do it!

Signed:
Osa Director Esq
Nvational Publicity Secretary
Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC
24th October, 2026
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Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 8:38am On Oct 25
Ofunaofu:
Before he went to Chicago, you say?

What were his findings in Chicago?
The usual trick. When ever you catch them in something, they will run to something else. Don't follow them, otherwise they will waste your time by endlessly running.

It has been written many times above and I'm sure you can read. The question is whether that changes the identity of the tata boys and mad people (as you called them).
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 8:28am On Oct 25
Ofunaofu:
Reno Omokri is the hero of tata boys and MAD boys
So you mean that Obidients that hailed him when he was attacking Tinubu (before he went to Chicago) are tata boys and MAD boys?

That's very interesting.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 6:26am On Oct 25
Validated:
You mentioned why Reno turned to supporting Tinubu up there. Has he found Tinubu's Primary and Seconday schools that he had to go to Chicago? Assuming Obi has no primary and secondary schools, would you be saying the same?
Reno is simply a political jobber without honour.
My post about Peter Obi.

naptu2:
I have already addressed all of this. There is no discrepancy of any kind.

Reno Omokri Lists Some Discrepancies In Peter Obi’s Credentials, Defends Tinubu
https://www.nairaland.com/7826150/reno-omokri-lists-some-discrepancies


Let's look at the things that he calls discrepancies.

1) 1.He claims to have attended the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, where he supposedly graduated with a second-class lower degree in Philosophy. Yet he tendered only his WAEC certificate to INEC. Why?

I addressed this when I posted the interpretation from the constitution. The requirement in the constitution is that the candidate needs to have school leaving certificate and I've told you what that means. All you need to submit to INEC is evidence that you have school leaving certificate. The others are not necessary. The constitution does not say that you must submit or indicate all your qualifications, although you can if you want to. It says that you must have school leaving certificate.


2) 2.Peter Obi claimed Peter Odili was his head boy at Christ The King College. But Peter Odili had graduated and was already in University by the time Peter Obi was admitted into Christ The King College. Peter Obi was born in 1961. Peter Odili graduated from Christ The King College in 1967. Did Peter Obi gain admission to a secondary school at age six? Please fact-check me.

I created a thread about this.

Dear diary, I told you that, in the 1980s I developed the ability to isolate what a person actually said and to separate it from what a journalist is saying and implying. Peter Obi was talking about his time in school and about things that happened during that time. He never said that Peter Odili was his classmate or that they were in school together. That was the interpretation that journalists gave to what Peter Obi was saying.

Peter Obi later clarified that he attended Santa Maria School/Holy Trinity School, which was owned by the Catholic Church (it was kind of a step school to Christ The King College). He was in primary school when Peter Odili was a star footballer for Christ The King College, Onitsha. That was what he was referring to.

"Peter Odili Had Graduated Before I Got Into CKC" - Peter Obi.
https://www.nairaland.com/7441050/peter-odili-graduated-before-got


3) Obi listed various schools on his resume during the election, but on his website, only two schools are mentioned: Christ The King College and the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Why the lacuna?

Once again, there is nothing that mandates that he has to mention all the schools on his website. He listed his secondary school and the university that he attended. Common sense should make us know that he was educated before he got into secondary school.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op):
Validated:
You mentioned why Reno turned to supporting Tinubu up there. Has he found Tinubu's Primary and Seconday schools that he had to go to Chicago? Assuming Obi has no primary and secondary schools, would you be saying the same?
Reno is simply a political jobber without honour.
I have promised myself that I will never write about this issue again, because I have written about it many times since 2014, but I will quote my old post just once.


naptu2:
Educational qualification of the president of Nigeria.

I have been resisting the temptation to address this issue again. Last season I said that I won't address it again, but let me just address it once this season.

Third Republic

This issue was the subject of debate during the Third Republic (Babangida's transition) and I followed the debate then. Basically it was about balancing two issues.

⚫️ There was a need to ensure that whoever became president could read and write and understand the issues that he was faced with. This was why people said that we needed to have minimum educational qualification for the occupants of certain political offices.

⚫️ But there was also the need to ensure that representatives of all sections of society had a chance to be elected. Political office should not only be for the elite. (You might remember what happened in Kano in the 2nd Republic when there was a battle between the masses vs the graduates).

That's why there is no regulation that says only Ph.D holders, masters degree holders or first degree holders can occupy political office.

The meeting point was secondary school education. The 6-3-3-4 educational system that was in effect at the time made it mandatory for everyvody to be educated up to secondary school level and a person that has finished secondary school should be able to read, write and understand issues in the society.

4th Republic

The constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (1999) says:

131. A person shall be qualified for election to the office of the President if -
(a) he is a citizen of Nigeria by birth;
(b) he has attained the age of forty years;
(c) he is a member of a political party and is sponsored by that political party; and
(d) he has been educated up to at least School Certificate level or its equivalent.

It further explains that:

"School Certificate or its equivalent" means

(a) a Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent, or Grade II Teacher’s Certificate, the City and Guilds Certificate; or

(b) education up to Secondary School Certificate level; or

(c) Primary Six School Leaving Certificate or its equivalent and -

(i) service in the public or private sector in the Federation in any capacity acceptable to the Independent National Electoral
Commission for a minimum of ten years, and

(ii) attendance at courses and training in such institutions as may be acceptable to the Independent National Electoral Commission
for periods totalling up to a minimum of one year, and

(iii) the ability to read, write, understand and communicate in the English language to the satisfaction of the Independent National
Electoral Commission, and

(d) any other qualification acceptable by the Independent National Electoral Commission;


So you can see that the aim was to ensure that the candidate would be able to read, write and understand the issues.

Misconceptions

At this point let's address some of the misconceptions that we've had since 2015 when people started making this an issue.

⚫️ The constitution does not require the candidate to pass the secondary school leaving certificate examination. Proof that you were educated up to that level is enough.

⚫️ The constitution does not require the candidate to attend secondary school. Indeed if you read C above, a person that finished primary school and then worked in the Civil Service for ten years is deemed to be qualified. You would have been able to read and write at the end of primary school and you would have understood the issues while working in the Civil Service.

⚫️ The constitution says that you must have been educated up to at least secondary school level. This means that submitting a valid evidence that you were educated beyond secondary school level is enough. If you have a diploma from a polytechnic or a university degree, then you are qualified.

⚫️ The constitution says that you need to have been educated up to secondary school level or its equivalent. This means that you qualify if you have a trade certificate as a plumber, etc.

2015 to 2023 edition

Thankfully I had already told you about this phenomenon before 2015.

I told you that it was the norm for soldiers to ransack the homes of people that were accused of coup plotting and that the soldiers usually looted everything in the house. This also applied to leaders who were removed during coups.

I gave you an example of a friend of mine in the SSS who told me (in 1997) that he should have led the team that went to Diya's house, but he was in Lagos at the time. He said that his deputy who led the team found so much money and that he used out of the money to furnish his flat at 1004.

I also told you that General Diya petitioned the Oputa Panel for the return of sums of money (in naira, pounds and dollars) that were looted from his house.

I also told you that President Shehu Shagari was pained because soldiers destroyed his papers that he left at Dodan Barracks (Shagari was a teacher, writer and researcher and the soldiers destroyed his writings during the 1983 coup).

So the same thing happened to General Buhari and his secondary school certificate was destroyed.

Despite overwhelming evidence that he attended secondary school, propagandists ran with the story that he did not. Nigerians prefer gossip to evidence so many Nigerians went along with the nonsense.

What evidence?

⚫️There is a class photograph of Buhari with his teachers and classmates. Schools usually take photos of their final year class and there is a photo of Buhari in his final year class, but id iots pretended as if it did not exist.

⚫️ Buhari's classmates are well known. Some of them went on to achieve great things in life. I remember that one of them was a retired judge. These people were interviewed and they often paid visits to Buhari during public holidays like Eid. You could even identify them in the class photo. Yet propagandists claimed that Buhari presented Nepa bill as cerificate.

⚫️ Anyone that has been educated knows that you only ever get one certificate. If the certificate is lost or damaged, the school will issue an attestation that you are their former student. Buhari got an attestation letter from Katsina Provincial Secondary School (now known as Government College Katsina), but these people said that the principal must have been bribed or threatened. They also asked why the picture on the letter was of an adult Buhari (attestation letters usually carry the picture of the candidate at the time that a request for the letter was made).

⚫️ Before the establishment of WAEC in 1952, school certificate examinations were conducted by University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES) (now Cambridge Assessment). WAEC gradually took over the school certificate examinations in West Africa in the 1960s.

President Buhari wrote the Cambridge Exam in 1961.

Cambridge Assesment (in the UK) issued an attestation letter to President Buhari in 2018, but these crazy people said that they had been bribed.

Clearly, no evidence will convince people who were determined to believe nonsense.

Anyway, as I have written, the candidate does not even need to attend secondary school if he can show evidence of an equivalent or higher qualification.

President Muhammadu Buhari attended the National War College in the US and there is ample evidence of this (from the college itself).


2023 to present edition

This particular issue is irritating to me because the issue has been overflogged many times since 2000 and every time we start again as if nothing has been done before and as if nothing has been learned from the previous times.

In 1999 INEC released the details of candidates in the elections, so a journalist got the details of Salisu Buhari, who was the speaker of the House of Representatives at the time. Mr Buhari indicated that he attended the University of Toronto. The journalist called the university, but they insisted that no such student attended the school. The journalist published his story and there was a huge controversy and Salisu Buhari was forced to resign.

Other journalists wanted a similar scoop, so they got the details of politicians from INEC and contacted the schools that they claimed that they attended.

The documents that Governor Bola Tinubu submitted to INEC showed that he attended the University of Chicago. Journalists called the university and they said that no such student attended their school. The journalist published his article and there was a huge scandal.

However, the governor explained what happened.

A rival in the Alliance for Democracy (who hoped to defeat the governor in primaries for the 2003 election) wrote petitions to the Lagos State House of Assembly and the Alliance for Democracy over the issue.

The Lagos House of Assembly created a committee to investigate the claims. The petitioners did not show up, but the committee said that the matter was so important that it would continue its investigation anyway.

Governor Tinubu and his lawyer, Femi Falana, showed up and explained his side of the story.

Governor Tinubu talked about the situation in the run up to the 1999 elections. He had just returned to the country, the military did the transition in a hurry and the primaries in the AD were acrimonious. Due to this, it was Tokunbo Afikuyomi that filled his INEC form. That's why there were mistakes in the form.

He said that even INEC made mistakes on the form (I think they wrote 1998 instead of 1999) and the commissioner for oaths did not notice them.

He said that he attended St John Aroloya for his primary education and that he actually enrolled in secondary school but had to drop out after a few weeks because he could not pay the school fees. He talked about the poverty that he experienced at that time.

He said that he was able to find his way to the United States where he attended Richard Daley College and the Chicago State University (after writing the Cambridge examination as an external student).

He tendered his 1991 NEC form (when he wanted to be a senator) and it showed the correct information (St John ➡️ Richard Daley College ➡️ Chicago State University).

The Alliance for Democracy also investigated the matter many times. They wrote to Chicago State University and Richard Daley College and both schools confirmed that Tinubu was their former student. Ahead of the 2003 election the party also wrote to the inspector general of police, Tafa Balogun to help them investigate the allegations against Tinubu. Tafa Balogun wrote to the US Embassy for assistance and their response is online (they confirmed that Tinubu was never convicted of any offence in the US).

I remember telling someone at the time that Bola Tinubu should be arrested for perjury. I could clearly see that indeed Tokunbo Afikuyomi made a mistake and indeed Tinubu attended the schools that he said he attended, but I told her that he should still be arrested after his tenure because there is a part of the form in which the candidate is expected to sign that they have read through the form and they confirm that the information in the form is correct. This means that Tinubu lied under oath because everything in the form was not correct.

Chief Gani Fawehinmi sued the police in order to get an order to compel them to investigate Tinubu for perjury (lying under oath). Femi Falana represented Tinubu. The judge ruled that the police could investigate Tinubu, but he also ruled that Tinubu had immunity and so he could not be charged and no judicial proceedings could be brought against him. He said that the police could investigate and keep the result of their investigation until Tinubu left office.

More information

Bola Tinubu granted two interviews in the 2000s in which he talked about these things. There was a TV interview (which I'm searching for, I want to watch it again) and there was a newspaper interview (which I have posted here).

Tinubu said that he attended St John Aroloya (Tokunbo Afikuyomi wrote St Paul Aroloya. I think he mixed up St Paul, Breadfruit (which is nearby) and St John Aroloya). He said that he enrolled in secondary school but couldn't pay the school fees, so he had to drop out.

He said that he was involved in a lot of mischief in the years afterwards and after an incident in which he nearly died (he and his elder sister went to a party, but some people started shooting at the party) his family said that he needed a change of environment and so they raised money (Tinubu sold a Volkswagen Beetle that hia uncle gave him) to send him abroad.

He said that some of his friends that also engaged in mischief with him in Lagos also went abroad at the same time and that made things a bit easier for him (he mentioned their names).

He talked about his time at Richard Daley College and Chicago State University and how he did odd jobs to survive (he was a taxi driver and a security guard). He also talked about other Nigerians that were his classmates and seniors at Chicago State University.

After office

This is the part that convinces me that it's all political.

Bola Tinubu left office in 2007 and nobody raised the issue of Chicago State University and drug conviction again. Why? Because he was not constesting an election.

Tinubu and General Muhammadu Buhari were in discussions to form a coalition ahead of the 2011 elections. The talks eventually failed an Tinubu reached a deal with President Goodluck Jonathan.

Some people filed a lawsuit when Tinubu began talking to Buhari about a coalition. They wanted to force the police to prosecute Tinubu for perjury. The judge ruled that time had past.

He said that anybody that wanted to take action against Tinubu could have done so in 2007, immediately Tinubu had left office, but the plaintiffs waited from 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 before filing a lawsuit in 2011. He therefore dismissed the suit.


2023

Ahead of the 2023 elections some people decided that the elections should be decided solely on the issues of Tinubu's academic credentials and the money forfeiture case. They probably thought that this was the only way to defeat Tinubu.

Despite overwhelming evidence that Tinubu attended Chicago State University, these people tried to force the university to say that he never attended.

The university released many letters in which they stated that Tinubu was their formal student, but people bombarded their social media pages, stalked their officials, etc. Employees of the school had to lock their comments section and the school stopped attending to Nigerians due to the harassment.

What evidence?

⚫️ Tinubu's certifcate was destroyed when the Abacha regime attacked his house on Victoria Island, so he got an attestation letter from the school. Some Nigerians got the social media details of the official that signed the attestation and they attacked her on social media and accused her of taking a bribe.

⚫️ People found the yearbook for Bola Tinubu's set online and his picture (and pictures of his classmates that he had previously talked about) were in the yearbook. Some Nigerians seized on a typographical error in the spelling of his name to try and deny the obvious.

⚫️ Bola Tinubu's classmates at the Chicago State University have often spoken about their time in the school. These are people that are known (including the husband of the founder of Tastee Fried Chicken.

⚫️ Bola Tinubu visited Richard Daley College when he was governor and he was given an award by the school

And there are many more such evidence, but Nigerians prefer gossip to evidence.


2026

Today some people have revived the issue because another election is coming up and this time they are focusing on his primary and secondary school education. As usual it's a complete waste of time because of what I told you at the beginning. The constitution only requires education up to at least school certificate level and its equivalent.

Anybody who believes that Bola Tinubu did not attend Chicago State University despite the overwhelming evidence is not normal. And if you accept that he attended the school then you must accept that he has satisfied the conditions that are in the constitution.




I will quote my old post about what happened in Kano during the Second Republic later today.
Now back to the topic of the thread:

⚫️ Do you unequivocally condemn death threats against people just because they have a different opinion?

⚫️ Do you condemn death threats against one-year old children who don't even have political opinions and who didn't harm anyone?
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op):
Validated:
You mentioned why Reno turned to supporting Tinubu up there. Has he found Tinubu's Primary and Seconday schools that he had to go to Chicago? Assuming Obi has no primary and secondary schools, would you be saying the same?
Reno is simply a political jobber without honour.
Of course I would say the same if Obi had no primary or secondary school on record. I know the law, I know when the law was being debated and I know what it says. I even made a post to defend Peter Obi when he was accused of not submitting his primary and secondary school results. Those things are not necessary.

I don't want to derail the thread, because the thread is about Obidient death threats but I have previously created posts to explain the law and why those things are not necessary.

Do you know what the law says?
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 5:38am On Oct 25
aswani:
Baba, the worst part of the behaviour you have described isPeterObi not totally condemning it outright.

Far be it for me to suggests he likes it or encourages it, but the abominable Obidient behaviour is certainly not going to help him win any elections anyway so why he "seemingly indulges" it is counterproductive.
This is the exact thing that has gotten me interested in these elections.

Politics is a game of numbers and all my life I have seen politicians and their supporters try to win followers.

What has been happening since 2022 is the first time that I have seen followers of a politician believe that they can win elections by insulting people, threatening them and chasing them away.

In the past two weeks my hobby has been following former Obidients. These are people that spent their time, money and energy to work for Mr Peter Obi's victory in 2023. If you see the way they are now hounded, insulted and all kinds of allegations are thrown at them. I have never seen anything like that in my life.

Just go and look at what's happening to Ndi Kato, Omar, Akin Tollgate, etc. Even Serah Ibrahim recently got a taste of the attacks.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 5:33am On Oct 25
Validated:
@naptu,the energy that Reno decipated to go to Chicago, he coukd not use to confirm Tinubu's Primary and Secondary schools in Nigeria? Is it not hypocrisy to be looking for a man's university degree when we cannot find his foundational schools?
Why should he do that and are you saying that it is OK to threaten to kill a one-year old child just because you don't know someone's primary and secondary school?

These attempts to derail the thread from the topic, death threats, are just amazing.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 5:31am On Oct 25
There have been very many death threats from many Obidients and Ipob supporters.

Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 5:30am On Oct 25
Justice Ozobi, who threatened to kill Reno Omokri in the video below and who later apologised after Reno wrote a letter to the Nigerian Police, was eventually arrested by the police. He is a member of Ipob and although he later denied that he was an Obidient, his previous posts showed support for Mr Peter Obi.

Mr Ozobi had a habit of threatening many people.

Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 5:19am On Oct 25
People must learn that you can have differences of opinion, but that is not enough reason to threaten someone and his family, including a one-year old child that never did anything to you.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 5:17am On Oct 25
Racoon:
Senseless damage control. Reno Omokri openly claimed he has court documents to prove that Tinubu was a heroin drug running baron and didn't not attend CSU.

Do you know the legal implication of that statement? Imagine you were the one involved - would take it lying low. Tinubu ought to have charged Reno Omokri to clear his name and reputation if he has any.

Like the Chicago drug case he choose to forfeit $460,000 without clearing his name. There are some criminality that can't be defended or wash away or swept under the carpet.
The exact same person said that he later got documents that proved that this was not true and he personally apologised to President Tinubu for making the claims.

You love and believe him when he says what you want to hear, but he is lying when he discovers that it is not true and corrects himself.

IN ANY CASE, WHETHER HE SAYS THAT TINUBU IS GOD OR SATAN IS NOT ENOUGH REASON TO THREATEN TO KILL HIS ONE-YEAR OLD DAUGHTER, TO STALK HIM ON HIS JOGGING ROUTE, TO REPEATEDLY MAKE DEATH THREATS ON SOCIAL MEDIA, TO PUBLISH HIS HOME ADDRESS ON SOCIAL MEDIA SO THAT PEOPLE CAN ATTACK HIM, ETC

Justice Ozobi who repeatedly made threats against him and others has been arrested by the Nigerian Police. He is a supporter of Ipob and an Obidient.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 4:52am On Oct 25
Previous thread

Reno Omokri Confirmed As Nigerian Ambassador To Mexico At Last
https://www.nairaland.com/8769102/reno-omokri-confirmed-nigerian-ambassador
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 4:52am On Oct 25
Reno Omokri was once a hero to the Obidients. They followed him in large numbers and amplified his every word.

Then Mr Omokri travelled to Chicago to prove that Asiwaju Bola Tinubu did not attend Chicago State University. However what he found was the opposite. Chicago State University officials showed him evidence that Tinubu attended the school. He made his findings public, but his followers attacked him.

This was the reason why Reno Omokri turned against Obidients even while he was still supporting Atiku Abubakar. They threatened to kill his daughter (who was just a toddler at the time) and they even came to his house in the UK. They trailed him on his jogging route and published his home address in the US. He had to seek police protection and move to a new house. He has had to report a lot of Obidients that threatened him to the police in Nigeria, the UK and the US.

Mr Omokri was a hero to the Obidients when he made statements based on his emotions, but when he went to Chicago to search for facts and evidence and he discovered that things were not as he thought and he made his findings public, he became their enemy.

The threats against his little daughter has made Mr Omokri a total opponent of the Obidients. He said that he reported the threats to Mr Peter Obi and also informed him about the Obidient that he said was behind all the attacks against him, but Mr Obi did nothing about it.

There are so many people that were once Obidients or indifferent, but the Obidients have turned them into enemies with their threats, insults and bullying.

Politics › Reno Omokri Lists All The Things That Were Said About His Ambassadorship by naptu2(op): 4:51am On Oct 25
Reno Omokri lists all the things that were said about his ambassadorial appointment.

Someone (in the screenshot below) wrote that Reno Omokri will die before he can take up his appointment as Nigerian ambassador to Mexico.

Reno Omokri @renoomokri

Dear Chinedu,

Thank you for your feedback. At first, some of you said I would not be nominated. Eventually, I was nominated. Then a number of you said the Senate would not confirm me. I was confirmed. Next, the claim was that I would never be posted, that I was played. It turns out I was posted to the nation with the 13th-largest economy on Earth and also sent concurrently to three other countries (Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua) as an envoy.

Then the goalposts shifted, and many of you took the position that these nations would not accept me. I have now been accepted.

I do not know whether you are right or wrong in your new position that I would die before resumption. Only God knows the future. But whatever the case, whether I live or die, I do so joyfully and to the glory of my Maker. I have no fear of death. God did not consult me before my birth, and the Almighty will CERTAINLY not consult me before approving my death. The only time I am guaranteed is now. Not tomorrow. Not even this evening. Just now.

Chinedu, I plead with you and others like you to lose your fear of death. Every soul must taste death. You are overrating death. Death is just one small, inconsequential part of life. The ONLY critical part of life is what you do when you are alive.

God will not reward or punish anybody for how they died. On Judgment Day, people will only be assessed on how they lived.

On that note, Chinedu, I am deeply appreciative of your concern for my well-being, and may God bless you. I remain yours very truly,

Bemigho Reno Omokri

Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the United Mexican States, Republic of Guatemala, Republic of Honduras, and Republic of Nicaragua.
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