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Seyi Tinubu likes Reno Omokri’s post asking where Peter Obi’s son is and comparing him to Bola Tinubu’s son

Omotayo Daranjo by Omotayo Daranjo
January 4, 2025
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Seyi Tinubu likes Reno Omokri’s post asking where Peter Obi’s son is and comparing him to Bola Tinubu’s son
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Reno Omokri has raised questions about the whereabouts of Peter Obi’s son and what he is doing for Nigeria as he compared him to Seyi Tinubu, the son of President Bola Tinubu. 



Reno Omokri titled the Instagram post “Why the scrutiny on Seyi Tinubu and the secrecy on Oseloka Obi?” 
Reno then proceeded to say that Seyi Tinubu is here investing in Nigeria but Peter Obi’s son is nowhere to be seen. 
 

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Seyi Tinubu apparently agreed with the post because he liked it with his verified Instagram account. 


Read Reno’s full post below…

Seyi Tinubu likes Reno Omokri
Seyi Tinubu likes Reno Omokri

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