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Nigeria: Peter Obi's Loans Still Being Deducted From Anambra Allocations - - Commissioner

Obi says he would end fuel subsidies and tackle corruption, arguing Nigerians should see results from savings and better public services.

  • On Friday, the Anambra State government and supporters of former Governor Peter Obi clashed over alleged debts, with officials claiming his administration left significant outstanding liabilities for successor Governor Willie Obiano.
  • Information Commissioner Law Mefor stated Friday that the state is servicing $123 million in external loans, rejecting Obi's assertion that he left no financial liabilities for his successor.
  • Records from the Debt Management Office show eight external loans contracted during Obi's term, with an outstanding balance of about N127.4 billion as of June 30, 2026.
  • Defending the former governor on Friday, National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement Yunusa Tanko stated Obi would honor his promise to halt his 2027 presidential campaign if debt claims are proven.
  • Obi has challenged authorities to produce evidence contradicting his account, noting he previously made handover records public and remains ready to provide clarification on the state's finances.
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247ureports.com broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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