Obi Put Anambra’s Money In His Own Bank And Benefitted, If Obi Were A Ex-Government Official In South Africa, Europe He Would Be In Jail- Omokri Counters Obidients’ Claims Of Obi’s Clean Record Amid Corruption Allegations...CONTINUE READING

Written By Oshiobugie John

Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri, has refuted assertions by supporters of the Labour Party presidential candidate, dubbing themselves as Obidients, that Peter Obi has no corruption scandal to his name as a former government official. This comes in the wake of a debunked list of former governors allegedly involved in looting almost three trillion naira over twenty-five years, as reported by the anti-graft agency, EFCC.

On Sunday, numerous news platforms reported that 58 governors had siphoned funds from Nigeria’s treasury during their tenures, amounting to a staggering 2.187 trillion naira, with notable figures like Modu-Sherriff (N300bn), Ortom (N107bn), and Senate President Akpabio (N100bn) topping the controversial list. However, EFCC swiftly refuted the accuracy of the report. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

Reacting to the jubilation among Obidients following Peter Obi’s absence from the list, Reno Omokri expressed his dissent, suggesting otherwise.”

“Earlier today, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission dismissed as a tissue of lies a so-called list clearing Peter Obi of any corruption case. For the absence of doubt, the EFCC has a grand corruption investigation involving Peter Obi.

The extent that these guys will go in their propaganda would have Bern shocking to me, if I were not used to their lying ways.

And Obidients have been insulting me for the past two days because of a list that has turned out to be false. When will this Gbajue lifestyle end? Peter Obi, a man cited by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists in their Pandora Papers for allegedly criminally profiting while in public office, is the man they are trying to project as a saint.

If Bola Tinubu put Federal Government money in a bank he owned, Obidients would break the Internet. Yet, Peter Obi put Anambra’s money in his own bank, Fidelity, and personally benefitted. If Obi were a former government official in South Africa, Europe or the Americas, he would be in jail.”