A concerned Nigerian man has advised Reno Omokri to issue an apology to President Bola Tinubu before appearing for his ambassadorial screening at the National Assembly.

The advice, shared on Facebook by Charles Obinwanne, has sparked new debate about Omokri’s past statements and their possible impact on his political future.

Facebook Post Sparks Reactions

Obinwanne warned that Omokri might face an embarrassing moment if he attends the screening without first addressing his previous criticisms of President Tinubu.

He stressed that the former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan had made many harsh comments over the years, which could now be used against him.

“Apologise Before Your Screening”

In his post, Obinwanne wrote that it was “only proper” for Omokri to apologise before meeting the Senate panel.

He said past remarks could complicate the process, especially given how often Omokri criticised the President in previous political debates.

Criticism of Omokri’s Public Conduct

Obinwanne added that Omokri’s public positions over time showed inconsistency and a lack of integrity.

He suggested that Omokri often spoke only when it served his personal interest, which he said weakened the credibility of his political commentary.

Strong Words Draw Attention

His message ended with a very strong remark, stating that “even the devil won’t eat in the same plate with you,” a line which has drawn wide reactions online.

The post has since triggered conversations among supporters and critics, with many debating whether an apology is necessary ahead of the screening.