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Reno Omokri reveals how he paid his law school fees

by Davies Ngere Ify
October 9, 2020
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Reno Omokri, a Nigerian lawyer and former presidential aide, has revealed how he paid his own law school fees.

Omokri who is also a soci-political commentator, took to his Twitter page to reveal how he took to raring rabbits in order to carter for himself during his law school days.

According to him, humans are always presented with a choice and should not allow themselves to wallow in poverty.

He wrote:

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“In 1998, I was preparing for Law School and did not want my parents to pay my fees. I bought a male and female rabbit. The way their population increased shocked me. I sold rabbits to pay my Law School fees. Almost all adult poverty is a choice!”

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