@woye1@PeterObi Dr Nonye Soludo, First Lady of Anambra State, is the confirmation ‘godmother’ to Peter Obi’s daughter.
Mr Peter Obi's wife is the baptismal godmother to one of Soludu's children.
No Issues here abeg...
@LydiaTeeanaJaja Dr Nonye Soludo, First Lady of Anambra State, is the confirmation ‘godmother’ to Peter Obi’s daughter.
Mr Peter Obi's wife is the baptismal godmother to one of Soludu's children.
No Issues here. Both families have a cordial relationship.
The Supreme Court has restored provisions of the Electoral Act 2026 requiring political parties to submit membership registers to INEC at least 21 days before primaries, while allowing direct or consensus methods for nominating candidates ahead of the 2027 elections.
Peter Obi said he and his wife are good parents to Soludo’s children.
But they are not good parents to their own children, to the extent that he has none of his children to take over the business he built. Instead, he had to turn to one of his distant cousins, whom he is now grooming to eventually take over from him in his old age.
What an irony.
Ogun APC:
'Give us our money', fake political decampees ask All Progressives Congress in Ogun State to pay them for faking their defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress.
This is what happens when you are quick to criticise instead of listening to understand.
You are wrong on 2 sides due to your lack of understanding.
1. The man said “even if”, that means ‘assuming without conceding’. He unequivocally stated that he never walked up to any bank seeking to take a loan. Whatever loan that was recorded in the name of Anambra state was taking by the Federal government for special intervention initiatives. But that assuming without conceding that he indeed took any loan, as long he did not initiate any draw down within the time of his administration, it cannot be counted as debt to the state under his watch. If you understood this basics here, I am sure you would have held your peace against making the comment.
2. You are wrong by asserting that Peter Obi’s statement was factually false. On the contrary, Peter Obi was right indeed.
Let me explain with an example.
I approached a bank for a credit card. The bank approved my request and issued me a credit card with 16 million naira credit limit which I can increase if I wanted. At the of the month, my total draw down was 1 million naira (that means I spent 1million out of my credit limited of 16 million). Now, what do I owe the bank? The answer is simple - 1million naira. If at the end of the month, I did not spend 1 naira from the available 16 million naira credit limit, I owe the bank nothing and the bank or any body cannot wake up tomorrow to say I owe them money. That’s what PO explained in that short clip.