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According to a report by Legit.ng, Anambra State loan records indicate that former Governor Peter Obi left office with $123.7 million in loans. The figure, which Obiano reportedly met after Obi’s departure, challenges Obi’s claim that he left the state debt‑free.
The records also reveal conflicting accounts of the funds Obi left behind, a discrepancy that has heightened tensions among state officials and the public.
While the report does not provide details on how the loans were structured or the terms of repayment, the disclosure has prompted calls for a thorough audit of the state’s financial transactions during Obi’s tenure.
Obi’s supporters maintain that the state’s finances were managed responsibly, whereas critics argue that the loan figures suggest a more complex fiscal situation than previously acknowledged.
As the debate continues, stakeholders await further clarification from the Anambra State Ministry of Finance and the Office of the Governor.
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