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Reno Omokri reacts to the letter by Ike Ekweremadu to the UK
Reno Omokri, a human rights activist, lawyer, and former aide to Ex-President Goodluck Johnathan, has taken to his verified Twitter handle to speak on the news that had been going around social media today about Ike Ekweremadu and his wife.
It is no more news that Ike Ekweremadu, a former deputy senator, and his wife were arrested today by the UK Metropolitan police for allegedly bringing a child to the UK for organ harvesting. They were also denied bail, as they wait for their case on the 7th of July.

Reno Omokri, in his statement on Twitter, addressed a letter that has been circulating on social media, written by the deputy senator (Ike Ekweremadu) informing the UK government of the intention of an organ donation before his arrest. Reno had said that merely reading the letter, the case is not organ trafficking since the deputy senator had informed the UK of an organ donation. But he gave exceptions that it would be the case if the supposed child was underaged and the parents did not consent to the trip.
It would be better for the people not to make speculations or promote disparaging news as it could damage reputations. We should be patient and wait till the end of the matter.
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