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Peter Obi

Obi insists he left Anambra debt-free, rejects Soludo govt claims

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Peter Obi insists he left Anambra debt-free in 2014, rejecting claims by the Soludo government that his administration left outstanding loans and liabiliti Read More: https://punchng.com/obi-insists-he-left-anambra-debt-free-rejects-soludo-govt-claims/

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