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2014 video showing Former Gov. Obiano’s administration said Obi left ₦185bn debt
Willie Obiano claimed his government inherited ₦185bn in debt from Peter Obi, rejecting reports that ₦75bn was left in the treasury.
Through then-SSG Solo Chukwulobelu, he said the state paid ₦35.1bn on inherited projects and ₦11.7bn on new ones, attracted ₦400bn in investments, and raised IGR from ₦500m to ₦1.3bn.
Obi: I believe in state police.
Kwankwaso: I don’t believe in state police.
Obi: I will not bring back subsidy
Kwankwaso: I will bring back subsidy.
4 months to election, presidential candidate and his Vice haven’t yet agreed on 2 very important policy decisions.
Meanwhile can you kindly explain NDC method of petrol subsidy as described by kwankwaso?
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However, our investigation, based on records obtained from the UK Companies House shows that Mr Obi continued to be a director of Next International (UK) Limited for 14 months after becoming the governor of Anambra State, thereby breaking Nigeria’s law.
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My proud moment, stability from a situation of great volatility to one where the market is stable. You can plan, you can project, the external position is not 5, 10 years, 15 years, it's 18 years better than it has been. This is a big deal, the numbers speak for themselves.
- CBN Governor, Olayemi Cardoso.
2023: “Go and verify.”
Ok, we went.
2026: “We have verified.”
And what makes this revelation even more beautiful is that our sources are not drawn from the imagination of political opponents, but from the very State Government records that audited Peter’s administration.
When the verdict is written by the institution itself, the burden of proof assumes an entirely different weight.
Peter Obi 's Government Magic And Cheeky Claims
August 28, 2011
Jon Chikadibie Okafo
Opinion
The use of propaganda appears to be an accepted tool of governance; it however becomes foul when government publishes information riddled with pure lies. Mr Peter Obi, the Governor of Anambra State embraces every opportunity to celebrate his government for amongst other government magic [apologies to Fela], constructing hundreds kilometres of roads and being “the least indebted state”. In this essay, I wish to expose as a cheap falsification, Mr Obi’s claims to being a “performing Governor” and similar self-glorifying hypocrisy.
The use of propaganda appears to be an accepted tool of governance; it however becomes foul when government publishes information riddled with pure lies. Mr Peter Obi, the Governor of Anambra State embraces every opportunity to celebrate his government for amongst other government magic [apologies to Fela], constructing hundreds kilometres of roads and being “the least indebted state”. In this essay, I wish to expose as a cheap falsification, Mr Obi’s claims to being a “performing Governor” and similar self-glorifying hypocrisy.
A document titled “ANAMBRA STATE-OVER 500KMS OF ROADS ASPHALTED”, courtesy of “Federal Government Assessment Team/COREN” contains a list of roads purportedly constructed by the Anambra State Government under Peter Obi. The same document boasts that Anambra State has the best road network in Nigeria; the list will naturally seduce anybody into singing the Governor’s praises because it gives the impression that all the roads in the State will shame the highways of Abuja City.
As an Anambra indigene, I was cautiously excited by this document until I saw contained in this spurious list, roads allegedly constructed in my home town, Amawbia [Ugbo Ogiliga]. My excitement would have peaked when I saw in the list of roads constructed by Mr Obi’s government, St. Peters-Ugwu Tank Amawbia, Ugwu Tank-Amawbia-Nise By-Pass- except that I knew for sure that no such project was ever undertaken by the Government of Anambra State.
It is a known fact that we are living in a period in time where very little can come in the way of serious projects, especially when quality individuals are entrusted with such tasks. So, to give the Government of Mr Obi the much needed benefit of the doubt, to ascertain the truthfulness or otherwise of the claims contained in this apparently over-bloated document, I called friends in Amawbia-no such project was ever carried out there! The roads remain in the same state we have known them-not tarred; it might interest those that care to know that the Governor of Anambra State has his official residence in Amawbia.
According to this same official document, the road allegedly “asphalted” in my home town that hosts the Governor of Anambra State was constructed under Lot 9, Awka Township Roads. The contract was supposedly awarded to a charlatan firm, Master Holdings Nig Ltd to the tune of N1,041,352,103.13 [please, I’m really scared to put this figures into words], and to be completed in 24 weeks [from February, 2008].
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Still quoting the same document, the roads were designed by Engr. Francis Nnebe and co, and the consultants were Bossman and Bossman Engineers. Having identified the rather too wicked lies contained in this document, one would have stoutly scoffed and walked away, except that the Peter Obi administration prances about with claims of having used our money judiciously in constructing beautiful roads in Anambra State. I am sure that many like me would love to hear more on this from the present government of Anambra State especially on how Mr Obi came about the claimed 500 kilometres of asphalted roads and the contract sums expended.
2. The $4.6M PTDF Kickback Scheme
Legislative probes unmasked millions in PTDF-linked slush funds, exposing how institutional reserves were systematically converted into personal political capital.
The truth the Obidients don't want to hear about their Messiah, Saint Peter Obi: Former Speaker of the Anambra State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Anayo Nebe—now deceased—condemned Peter Obi as the governor who dragged Anambra workers “from grace to grass".