If Peter Obi had been alive, he would have gone to Anini, according to Omokri

Reno Omokri, the Ambassador-Designate to Mexico, has accused former presidential contender Peter Obi of siding with individuals he had previously distanced himself from.

In a post on his 𝕏 account, Omokri questioned the consistency of Obi’s anti-corruption position, pointing out that the former governor of Anambra now hangs out with corrupt barons and looters.

“Look at the quality of people Peter Obi is relating with,” he wrote. alleged thieves and crooked barons.

“And this is the same Peter Obi who declared he would not participate in any “structures of criminality”?

Obi’s rhetoric from the previous general elections, especially his appeal to religious groups, was also mentioned by Omokri.

“Church, wake up and take back your country,” Peter Obi yelled as he leaped from church to church in the lead-up to the most recent election.

He remarked, “Look at the caliber of people Peter Obi wants to bring back to Nigeria.”

The former presidential assistant continued by bringing up Nigeria’s former Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, and making accusations regarding assets associated with him.

“Malami Abubakar! A guy from whom a court ordered the seizure of 57 opulent residences, hotels, and other valuable assets valued at ₦212 billion as profits of corruption?

“A man who reportedly obtained properties valued at ₦212 billion through corruption in a nation where more than two million internally displaced people were homeless, starving, and forlorn at the time he allegedly obtained them illegally?

He went on, “Are these the kinds of people Peter Obi wants to save Nigeria with?”

Additionally, he offered an alternative interpretation of Obi’s campaign slogan, which was aimed at religious establishments.

Peter Obi’s statement, “Church, wake up and take back your country,” is now understood by Nigerians.

He seeks to return Nigeria to the era of General Sani Abacha, his former employer, when looting was a recognized state policy.

Remember that Peter Obi was employed by Abacha,” he said.

Omokri compared himself to a well-known gangster.

Perhaps Peter Obi would have given the infamous armed robber Anini a visit of support if he were still alive today.

“Obi learned a lot under his beloved boss, Abacha!” he said in closing.