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PRESS STATEMENT
PETER OBI HAS NOWHERE TO HIDE OVER HIS POOR ANAMBRA RECORD
In the past four years, Mr Peter Obi and his supporters packaged Obi's tenure as Anambra governor as one defined by exceptional fiscal prudence, including the claim that he left Anambra without a debt burden. Obi himself was presented as a squeaky-clean politician.
But it has all emerged as a well-packaged lie.
The facade of falsehood built around Peter Obi, the NDC presidential candidate, has now been torn to shreds, with Obi's persona deconstructed after disclosures by the Anambra State Government, which responded to Obi's challenge to verify his record.
According to the Anambra State Government, the former governor spent about USD 4.05 billion, or N5.4 trillion, over his eight years in office and contracted USD 123.77 million in external loans.
The state also revealed that, as of when Obi left office on March 17, 2014, there were eight different external borrowings for malaria, erosion control, education, and healthcare, and that subsequent administrations, including Governor Chukwuma Soludo's, continued to service the debt.
Borrowing is not injudicious if used for development. But for a man who prides himself on being austere and has frequently claimed he left the state with a clean bill of health, the revelations confirmed what has long been held: Obi is an irredeemable liar, a mediocre governor, unfit for leadership anywhere.
Even more confounding is that despite these borrowings, Obi has nothing to show for his stewardship across Anambra's sectors. He failed to pay workers' salaries in some ministries. Water Corporation staff were among those who protested over unpaid salaries.
In a memo to Obi, dated April 25, 2006, Chuks Ileogbunam, Obi's Chief of Staff, pleaded with the governor to pay the Water Corporation workers' N15m monthly salary to avoid protests at the Governor's office over unpaid salaries. Obi was then spending his second month in office.
"Since it is your excellency's unchanging desire to achieve a better future for our children and children's children, please, Sir, bear in mind that officials of the Water Corporation also have children who are looking to your compassionate leadership. The President listens with compassion to your appeals on behalf of the children of Anambra. I am 200 per cent sure that you will hearken to the cries of the children whose parents work for the Water Corporation and end their ordeal," Ileogunam pleaded in the memo.
Just as Obi promised to quit the presidential race if it was proven that he left a debt burden for Anambra State, the letter revealed that Obi had similarly promised Anambra people during his campaign that he would resign as governor "if there is any case where workers are not paid as and when due." Of course, he never meant to. He only deceived people into voting for him. When he left office in 2014, he left his successors with heavier arrears to clear.
We advise Obi to purge himself of his lies and seek the forgiveness of the Anambra people instead of galloping around platforms, parroting inanities. What should even be more concerning for Obi's followers is Obi's recent solidarity visit to someone facing an EFCC trial for unexplained wealth and monumental corruption.
Indeed, if Peter Obi has any honour, he must resign from the 2027 presidential race forthwith, in keeping with his promise to end his run if it is proven that his administration left behind liabilities in Anambra.
Dele Alake
Spokesman
APC Presidential Campaign Council
September 21, 2026
Nigeria is having a remarkable cultural moment in the world. Our music fills stadiums across continents. Our films and stories are reaching new audiences. Nigerian creativity, fashion and culture are commanding global attention.
We must turn this moment into lasting economic value for our people.
Today in Paris, I met with Vincent Bolloré of Bolloré Group, and his executives for extensive discussions on expanding their investments in Nigeria across film, entertainment, fibre optics and the digital economy.
Through Canal+, MultiChoice, Universal Music and other businesses, they are looking to do more in Nigeria. They see our country as the arrowhead of Africa’s cultural awakening, powered by Nollywood, Afrobeats and the growing global appetite for Nigerian culture.
I want more of the value created by Nigerian talent to remain in Nigeria. More production at home. Greater investment in our local industries and infrastructure. More opportunities and jobs for our young people. I have made this case consistently, including on greater localisation by MultiChoice.
Our reforms are creating the conditions for investment and growth. My responsibility is to ensure that these investments translate into real opportunities for Nigerians.
This is the purpose of the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President
In less than three months to the general elections, the APC has just won bye-elections in 4 out of 5 Federal and State Assembly constituencies in 3 regions in the country, namely North-West (Kano), North-East (Bauchi and Gombe) and South-South (Delta - my State). APC lost one State Assembly constituency in Bauchi to the APM.
The spread of those votes for the APC across the 3 regions is VERY SIGNIFICANT going into the general elections in January. The makers of our Constitution that insisted that, for someone to be President of Nigeria, you have to secure 25 percent of the votes in two-third of the States in the country were no fools, taking into account the heterogeneous nature of Nigeria.
Let me keep our gunpowder dry for now. A fuller analysis of this significant factor in Presidential elections will follow on January 19th or 20th, 2027 when PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU is declared winner of the Presidential election by the power of the people of Nigeria and the usual wailings begin. Please, bookmark this tweet.
No be cho cho cho!!
Buhari’s last national assignment was his trip to ICC in Paris to witness in favor of Nigeria against the fraudsters who nearly defrauded the country of hundreds of millions of dollars in Mambila Hydropower Contract scam. This was what his AttorneyGeneral Malami supposed to do but he was already compromised by Atiku and other parties involved. Buhari had to spend his retirement time to do it. It was a silent heartbreak for the General and a massive betrayal against Nigeria. Seeing some fake guys calling themselves Buharists but supporting Malami and Atiku is a bigger fraud than the scuttled scandal itself.
Buhari is a direct opposite of Atiku and Malami. Buhari is Maigaskiya while the other duo are MaiMunafiki