Ugezu Ugezu Criticizes Reno Omokri’s Online Attacks on Peter Obi

• Ugezu Ugezu has criticized former presidential aide Reno Omokri in a harsh manner.

• Ugezu criticized Reno’s decision to demarket Peter Obi online as the riskiest job in Nigeria’s shady politics, predicting he would struggle to recover from self-induced ruins and warned those who refuse to speak the truth are doomed.

Nigerian filmmaker Ugezu J. Ugezu has taken a swipe at former presidential aide Reno Omokri over his ongoing criticism of Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi.

In a strongly worded post shared via Instagram, Ugezu accused Omokri of accepting what he described as the “riskiest assignment ever taken by a mortal in Nigeria’s shady political landscape” referring to Omokri’s consistent efforts to discredit Obi on social media.

He warned that the consequences of this role would be severe, claiming that Reno would struggle to recover from what he termed ‘self-induced ruins’, and even went as far as saying that “the universe itself is against him.”

Ugezu further condemned those who choose to remain silent despite knowing the truth, insisting that such silence would not shield them from the consequences.

This comes as Reno Omokri continues his relentless campaign against Peter Obi’s presidential ambition, vowing openly to work against the former Anambra State governor.

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In other news, A recent video of gospel minister Dunsin Oyekan, widely known as “The Eagle,” has ignited discussions online about the importance of security for gospel performers, much like their secular counterparts.

The viral clip shows a chaotic moment during one of Dunsin’s ministrations, where an unidentified man suddenly climbed onto the stage and aggressively grabbed the singer mid-performance. The unexpected encounter caused a stir, and it reportedly took the intervention of at least three individuals to free Dunsin from the man’s grip.

This incident mirrors similar situations experienced by mainstream artists such as Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy, who have all faced overly zealous fans storming their stages. One notable example includes a fan who dangerously held onto Davido’s leg during a performance, nearly pulling him to the ground, all in an attempt to express admiration.

The video involving Dunsin has since sparked reactions, with many questioning whether gospel musicians should begin employing bouncers or personal security during public ministrations to ensure their safety.

Meanwhile, in a more somber update, Dunsin Oyekan recently marked the sixth anniversary of his wife Doyin’s passing. She died on May 18, 2019, leaving behind two children. In a heartfelt tribute, the worship minister reflected on the journey since her death, expressing enduring love and remembrance.