Former presidential aide under Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s administration, Reno Omokri mourns as his respected grandfather died.
The development disclosed on Monday evening by Reno himself after he took to his social media handIe, Twitter, to announced that he had just lost someone dear to him, someone he described as ‘most respected and most loved’ in his life, his grandfather.
The former aide noted in his tweet noted that he will be off from social media for the next three days, to mourn the respected grandfather who brought him up, AFNews understands.
Reno tweeted: “I just lost the man I respect and love the most, bar none, living or dead, except Christ. The man that in my native tongue (Itsekiri), I would call my olayemi. I lost my grandfather. I was born in his house. He brought me up as a son. This will be my last post for the next 3 days
See the tweet below:
I just lost the man I respect and love the most, bar none, living or dead, except Christ. The man that in my native tongue (Itsekiri), I would call my olayemi. I lost my grandfather. I was born in his house. He brought me up as a son. This will be my last post for the next 3 days
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) April 13, 2020
Meanwhile, Reno Omokri, a few hours ago has warned that there will violence in the country if things continue the way it is at the moment.
Omokri stated this while reacting to the claim that the cash transfer provides for the ‘poorest of the poor’ by the Federal Government is lopsided.
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