@HighChiefOkoro I swear to God almighty even baba Dubai master dey learn work from peter obi, haba haba, 😉😠😏 🤣. Peter obi use Anambra collect all kind of of loan, 🤣🤣 even malaria loan dey, erosion loan 🤣 dey, Mr peter obi wetty nah 🤣
Over 700 Anambra Water Corporation workers, representing over 700 families, were owed 42 months of salaries, that’s 3 years and 6 months, under Peter Obi’s government in Anambra.
Also, ₦800 million budgeted for workers’ salaries was diverted to a private contractor.
So why wouldn’t Margaret be able to afford a £132,000 Hermès designer bag?
When over 700 families were left waiting for their salaries for years, Peter Obi’s wife was buying luxury items.
This is wickedness.
@Sistaliano The werey is codedly begging for truce. You started a fight you can't finish simply because you now believe in the lies packaged by your mob that you're a saint without blemish. Now that Soludo has restored you back to factor settings, don't challenge your chi to a fight again.
@Sistaliano Medicine after death. When he was lying about his record as governor of anambra trying to make soludo look bad, he didn't remember they are both sons of d soil Or he didn't realise there was an obi of onitsha then. Now he has been exposed he wants D Obi to cover up obi d obidiot
@Sistaliano If truly he is responsible for this, there are 3 things I noticed.
1. He confirmed his ambition is Igbo project.
2. Attempts to gaslight Soludo whereas he was the one who actually took things public.
3. He wants to sweep everything under the carpet so he can continue lying to us
@Sistaliano When we said the Peter OBI PUSH was ALL about IBO PRESIDENCY,they insulted us.They said is was Competence,Capacity &Composure,abi what is that NONSENSE mantra they repeat daily.Hope its CLEAR to EVERYONE from this LETTER! From "YES DADDY" to "DADDY THEY'RE STOPPING IBO PRESIDENT"
🚨 BREAKING: Peter Obi Writes Obi of Onitsha, Raises Concerns Over Governor Soludo’s Conduct
Peter Obi has written to the Obi of Onitsha, bringing to his attention concerns over the conduct of Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo.
In the letter, Obi said:
“Your Majesty, Ndigbo have carried the hope of greater political relevance, economic prosperity, and responsible leadership for many years. That hope cannot be sustained by division.”
The issue arose from a Settlement Agreement signed on 2 January 2020, under which Nigeria was to pay $200 million. Just nine weeks later, an Addendum dated 25 March 2020 introduced a further $200 million financial-default sanction, effectively doubling the potential amount payable to $400 million.
The tribunal said the timing of the increase raised serious concerns, particularly in light of evidence presented by Mr Adesanya about an alleged bribe solicitation involving Mr Malami and former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman.
Mr Adesanya, who was a key witness for Sunrise, testified that during a conversation with Mr Malami and Mr Mamman, he heard them say that Nigeria would not pay the $200 million at once, but would initially pay half and release the remaining amount after he had done “what is needed.”
According to the tribunal, Mr Adesanya also testified that he had obtained audio and video recordings of the alleged solicitation.
The tribunal said Mr Adesanya’s recordings could have been significant evidence if he had agreed to pay part of the settlement proceeds to the officials. It added that the recordings could have helped establish the nature of the arrangement.
The recordings, however, were withheld from the tribunal by Sunrise and Mr Adesanya, according to the tribunal.
Buhari’s Rejection
The Tribunal found that Mr Malami failed, on some occasions, to convince the late Mr Buahri to approve the renegotiated agreement.
In a handwritten note dated 20 April 2020, the Tribunal noted that Mr Buhari withheld his approval on the basis that “FG hasn’t got USD 200m to pay (Sunrise).”
The Tribunal stated that Mr Malami “failed to provide President Buhari with the correct information,” even as the late President repeatedly rejected the settlement agreements.
On 18 January 2021, for instance, the Tribunal established that the late President’s Chief of Staff sent a letter to Mr Malami, with Mr Buhari’s handwritten rejection reading “not approved.”
Despite the ex-president’s refusal, the tribunal found that Mr Malami persisted in his attempts to convince Mr Buhari by repeatedly making the case for the settlement in favour of Sunrise.
The Tribunal found that Messrs Malami and Adesanya coordinated on different occasions and had direct contact with each other via WhatsApp, even in cases where they were opposing parties.
The tribunal concluded that the evidence was sufficient to establish a corrupt deal between Mr Adesanya and Mr Malami.
“In conclusion, with respect to the corruption allegations in relation to the Settlement Agreement and the Addendum thereto, the Tribunal therefore considers that a corrupt deal was reached between Mr Adesanya on the one hand, and Mr Malami on the other hand, rendering the Settlement Agreement and the Addendum thereto a product of corruption,” the ICC verdict showed.
The Tribunal noted that Mr Malami failed to appear before it to give evidence, adding that he acted against Nigeria’s interest and was “motivated by other incentive(s)”.
Peter Obi's @PeterObi government owed 700 Anambra Water Corporation Workers 42 Months Salary. N800m budgeted for workers' salaries was diverted to a private contractor as a loan.
@abdullahayofel The thing about BAT is that if you are more interested in logic rather than emotion, you will easily be his fan without invitation.
If you dug up my tweet history, you would certainly find where I've talked not nicely about him, but it's easy to win me over with logic