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“It Shall Not Be Well With You” – Kenneth Okonkwo Criticizes Nigerians for Accepting Fuel Price Hike

Nollywood actor and politician, Kenneth Okonkwo has criticized Nigerians for accepting fuel price hike.

In an Instagram post, Kenneth Okonkwo tackled Nigerians for accepting a high fuel price of N1,000 per liter, despite protesting years ago against a much lower price of N140 per liter at Ojota.

He pointed out the irony that the same people who led the protest back then are now in power as the price has increased.

The movie star condemned what he sees as hypocrisy, stating that “it shall not be well with the wicked.”

“Like play like play, Nigerians who stood against N140 per litre at Ojota years back are now paying N1000 a litre after hours on the queue under same people that led the protest.

“It shall not be well with the wicked,” Kenneth Okonkwo wrote.

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KanyiDaily recalls that Kenneth Okonkwo recently criticized Peter Obi for not effectively handling the internal issues within the Labour Party.

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Tobias Sylvester

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