Reno Omokri cautions against wearing tattoos
By Muhammadu Sabiu
Former spokesperson to former President Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri, recently shared his thoughts on tattoos, urging caution and careful consideration before getting one.
In his #RenosNuggets, he emphasises that while tattoos might be popular and appealing in the moment, they can have significant implications for both professional and personal aspects of life.
According to Omokri, individuals in certain fields, such as corporate jobs, may face challenges with employers due to visible tattoos.
Research has shown that employers are more likely to reject job applicants with tattoos compared to those without, potentially limiting career opportunities.
Moreover, Omokri suggests that the public’s perception of individuals with tattoos might be affected, particularly in the political sphere.
Voters may view candidates with visible tattoos as less serious and, therefore, less deserving of their votes. This perception could hinder political aspirations.
The former spokesperson also emphasises that tattoos may not age well on the body, potentially leading to regrets later in life.
Omokri concludes by advising people to carefully consider their decision before getting a tattoo.