TRENDING
Nigeria vs Colombia: Five players who could decide crucial FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Quarter-final clash • I was offered N250m to support Obasanjo’s 3rd term agenda — Farouk Aliyu • 2027: Over 6,000 NDC members defect to PDP in Enugu • APC wins Gombe/Kwami/Funakaye Federal Constituency bye-election • Importers association warns against impostors • 13-year-old Chinese swimmer wins first major gold at Asian Games • Six killed, two injured in Kogi road crash • Maswali yanayowaumiza wanawake • Osimhen to miss AFCON qualifiers due to groin injury • Gombe Diphtheria Outbreak: 332 cases recorded in four LGAs • Sokoto govt deploys over N1bn digital equipment to Rima Radio, TV, Says MD • Gombe fire service contains outbreak at state media corporation, N20m saved • North Korea fires ballistic missile into East Sea — South Korea • 2027: APC can’t win Bayelsa for Tinubu alone — PDP state chairman • US Fears Rapid Escalation In Mideast After Houthis Attack Riyadh • Osimhen ruled out of Super Eagles’ AFCON qualifiers • SERAP sues INEC over political donation limits • 2027: ‘No Be Cho Cho Cho’, APC’s four bye-election wins significant — Keyamo • Akunyili Family marks 5th anniversary with free medical outreach • Anambra will vote Tinubu, APC in 2027, says Ekwunife • Nigeria vs Colombia: Five players who could decide crucial FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Quarter-final clash • I was offered N250m to support Obasanjo’s 3rd term agenda — Farouk Aliyu • 2027: Over 6,000 NDC members defect to PDP in Enugu • APC wins Gombe/Kwami/Funakaye Federal Constituency bye-election • Importers association warns against impostors • 13-year-old Chinese swimmer wins first major gold at Asian Games • Six killed, two injured in Kogi road crash • Maswali yanayowaumiza wanawake • Osimhen to miss AFCON qualifiers due to groin injury • Gombe Diphtheria Outbreak: 332 cases recorded in four LGAs • Sokoto govt deploys over N1bn digital equipment to Rima Radio, TV, Says MD • Gombe fire service contains outbreak at state media corporation, N20m saved • North Korea fires ballistic missile into East Sea — South Korea • 2027: APC can’t win Bayelsa for Tinubu alone — PDP state chairman • US Fears Rapid Escalation In Mideast After Houthis Attack Riyadh • Osimhen ruled out of Super Eagles’ AFCON qualifiers • SERAP sues INEC over political donation limits • 2027: ‘No Be Cho Cho Cho’, APC’s four bye-election wins significant — Keyamo • Akunyili Family marks 5th anniversary with free medical outreach • Anambra will vote Tinubu, APC in 2027, says Ekwunife
Peter Obi’s SSG reacts to debt controversy, releases document
Back to Home

Peter Obi’s SSG reacts to debt controversy, releases document

Premium TImes about 17 hours 1 mins read
Peter Obi and Governor Charles Soludo

The controversy over the state of Anambra State Government's furnaces under Peter Obi's administration resurfaced recently when the Commissioner for Finance in the state, Izuchukwu Okafor, claimed that Governor Charles Soludo’s administration was still repaying loans and other debts incurred by Mr Obi and other past governors of the state.

The post Peter Obi’s SSG reacts to debt controversy, releases document appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.