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Peter Obi

Anambra dares Obi to quit presidential race, releases salary arrears document

Punch Nigeria 34 minutes 1 mins read

The Anambra State Government has challenged Peter Obi to quit the 2027 presidential race, releasing a document alleging unpaid salary arrears from his time Read More: https://punchng.com/anambra-dares-obi-to-quit-presidential-race-releases-salary-arrears-document/

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