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Reno Omokri: A Man That Sends ‘Urgent 2k’ To A Lady Who Has iPhone 12 Is Not Wise

Reno Omokri: A Man That Sends ‘Urgent 2k’ To A Lady Who Has iPhone 12 Is Not Wise


Reno Omokri has advised young men to avoid ladies who use very expensive phones but always ask for financial help of 'urgent 2k' from their boyfriends, IgbereTV reports.

Reno stated that ladies who use sophisticated phones and are in the habit of asking young guys for financial assistance are ‘marketers’ and only trying to take advantage of the guys. He also stated that men who give such ladies money are fools.

Taking to his Instagram handle, he wrote,

“A fool can be described as a man with an iPhone 10 who sends money to a girl that sends him an ‘urgent 2k’ text with an iPhone 12. These girls are marketers.

They have their daily target. You are not special to her. You are just one mugu among her many Maliyamungus. Transactional intercourse is devastating your reasoning faculty. Other men are using their phones to transact shares, Bitcoin and trade forex.

And you are there trading in the shares of urgent 2k gangs. At the end of the day, you will start blaming your innocent village people for your predicament

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