Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri, has refuted the claim that he threatened Deborah Okezie, mother of Deeper Life Schoolboy allegedly assaulted in school.
In a video made public through his Instagram page, Reno disclosed his willingness to pay Okezie N100m provided she could back up her claim with proof.
WAP had earlier reported how Okezie had accused, Reno Omokri and some Deeper Life church members of threatening her for going public with allegations that her son was abused in the school.
However, Omokri denied ever making contact with the mother or threatening her.
“I have never called Don-Davis’ mother or communicated with her in any way, shape or form and I will pay the N100 million she demanded from Deeper Life If she proves I threatened her.”
“This morning I got up and saw a video by Don-Davis’ mother alleging that I threatened her life and asked her to apologise to Deeper Life and to take out a newspaper advert apologising to Deeper Life. I have never done anything like that. It’s not true. I don’t have any contact with Don-Davis’ mother. I am not even a member of Deeper Life, why will I do that?
“Three weeks ago, when she accused Pastor (William) Kumuyi of being after her life. She said if anything happens to her, Nigerians should hold Pastor Kumuyi responsible. I did come out in defence of Pastor Kumuyi because Pastor Kumuyi, although I’m not a member of Deeper Life, is somebody that has had an influence in my life since I was a child and I’m now almost 50 and I knew Pastor Kumuyi would not do that. That was all I did.
“Provide the evidence and N100m will be paid to you today,” he said.
The case of Don Davis, who was allegedly assaulted in the school owned by Deeper Christian Life Ministry, has held the attention of many since the outcry of his money in December 2020.
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