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‘Educated illiterate’ – Soludo under fire after releasing alleged records of Peter Obi’s debts
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‘Educated illiterate’ – Soludo under fire after releasing alleged records of Peter Obi’s debts

Daily Post about 3 hours 3 mins read

The Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo, came under heavy criticism on Wednesday following the release of alleged records of loan taken by presidential candidate of the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC Peter Obi, when he served as governor of the state.

DAILY POST earlier reported that the Anambra State government on Wednesday released what it termed the public debt records of Peter Obi, while he was governor of the state.

The government said Obi’s administration left outstanding loans as well as arrears of salaries, pensions and gratuities inherited by subsequent administrations amounting to N127 billion.

In a statement by the Commissioner for Information and Value Reorientation, Dr Law Mefor, the government said the administration of Governor Chukwuma Soludo had cleared about N22 billion in inherited gratuity arrears owed to retired state and local government employees and teachers.

The government shared the analysis of the alleged unpaid debts on its official X handle, @AnambaNewMedia.

However, some X users took to the comment section to criticize the Anambra State governor, accusing him of engaging in bitter politics against his predecessor.

Here are some of the reactions compiled by DAILY POST.

@Justice4U8: If @PeterObi send this people to jail now, they will start crying. Now you’re publicly going crazy because Governor Soludo wants to be minister after Governor. You that his using to publish rubbish. I hope you can definitely defend all this rubbish. You rushed to publish.

@cisero81: Soludo you are a Professor for goodness sakes. Could you concentrate on governance and stop this stupidity and bitterness? Was Anambra money missing or stolen under Obi? What is the source of your bitterness and misery exactly?

@Whiteswizzy: Soludo is an educated illiterate. He’s fighting Obi because of Tinubu. He has no evidence of his claim.

@Danhenchi: Are you guys really this stupid? Or is this a movie script? Why don’t you tell us the exchange rate at the time Peter Obi was governor? Did Peter Obi spend these monies in 2026? Envy can really make people try to defend the indefensible no matter how it makes them look.

@Karlomege: Bunch of liars. Initially you said it was 123.77 billion dollars. Now, you are changing it to million dollars. Inconsistency is how criminals are caught. After few hours, you will still come back to say it’s 123 thousand dollars.

@Movingwinds19: Obi will stop his campaign and step down. He has been caught.

@KellyValentyne: Soludo left the Dubai-Taiwan Anambra he promised Anambra people to meddle in propaganda and blackmail. It is a shame that I once believed he will deliver, this truly shows that education is not wisdom and leadership has nothing to do with Ur educational qualification.

‘Educated illiterate’ – Soludo under fire after releasing alleged records of Peter Obi’s debts

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