There'd have been a second civil war if PEPC judges ruled in favor of Obi - Omokri says

Former Presidential spokesperson, Reno Omokri suggests that there would have been another civil war if the Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPC) ruled in favor of Peter Obi.

Making this suggestion after the PEPC ruled in favor of Tinubu, Omokri suggested that the actions of Peter Obi supporters would have triggered a civil war.

” If Peter Obi had won the #NigerianElections2023 , or at the Presidential Election Petition Court, there would have been a civil war in Nigeria. Not may Would. Why? Because he and his Obidients were just too arrogant and were already recreating, and would have further recreated the events that led up to the Nigerian Civil War,” Omokri wrote.

“During the elections, there was nothing they did not do, including cyberbullying, threatening, abusing, insulting, name-calling, accusing, hounding, targeting, ganging up, mocking, caricaturing, and harassing anyone who refused to support them. I did not say anyone who was fighting them. No. Anyone who refused to support them. They made minimal attempts to be persuasive. It was just nzogbu nzogbu, enyimba enyi!,” he added.

His comment comes after the former presidential spokesman vowed to work against subsequent victories of the former Anambra Governor.

PoliticsNow recalls that after the tribunal ruling, Omokri vowed to ensure that Peter Obi does not emerge as Nigeria’s President.