Reno Omokri compares Meghan Markle with Tonto Dikeh

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Reno Omokri (left), Meghan Markle (middle) and Tonto Dikeh (right)

Reno Omokri (left), Meghan Markle (middle) and Tonto Dikeh (right)

By Nimot Adetola Sulaimon

Reno Omokri, a former aide to ex-president Goodluck Jonathan, has weighed in on the Meghan Markle/Queen Elizabeth controversy, comparing her to a Nigerian celebrity, Tonto Dikeh.

Recall that Tonto Dikeh married her ex-husband, Olakunle Churchill who she thought was the son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

According to him, women like Meghan Markle and Tonto Dikeh marry into influential families thinking that they will enjoy the privileges that come with them.

He said that Meghan thought her children will receive a royal title and she was disappointed when they didn’t, hence her claims of racism.

Read his statement below

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”We have seen it in Nigeria before. A certain celebrity married a certain man, thinking he was the son of a former Nigerian President. She had thought her children would have that name brand, that would make them and her like royalty.

”But when she found out that the man was not the son of who she thought he was, and that her son would not have that esteemed title of being the grandchild of a former President, the scales fell off her eyes and the marriage became unbearable.

”Look, even if Queen Elizabeth II and her entire family kneel down to greet Meghan Markle each morning, and tremble before her, as long as the Queen does not change that 1917 law that prevents great-grandchildren of the monarch (except great-grandchildren from the direct male heir to the throne) from becoming prince and princesses, Meghan would still have found a way to accuse them.

”She did not know about that law. She schemed, but was blindsided, and caught off guard. In fact, she confessed during the interview that she did not have sufficient knowledge of royal family protocols.

”She just assumed her children would automatically get the title. And as we all should know, the assumption is the mother of frustration” he concluded.

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