IGBO-SON:
It's always been clear to me that either Obi is incapable of managing the states finances, hence leading to leakages and pilfering here and there; or he's a monumental thief, presiding over the biggest looting spree Anambra has ever witnessed! Either way, it's not looking good for Anambrans!

After 8 freaking years as Governor, there are no world class structures, and no plethora of industries setting up shop in the state as should have been the case; no city in Anambra that one can look on with pride; no world class hospitals or university to boast of; there's nothing besides that beer factory and a couple of substandard local gov't level projects for a whole freaking 8 years of budgeting and planning! Yet, some mofos want the status-quo to continue?

IGBO-SON:
It's always been clear to me that either Obi is incapable of managing the states finances, hence leading to leakages and pilfering here and there; or he's a monumental thief, presiding over the biggest looting spree Anambra has ever witnessed! Either way, it's not looking good for Anambrans!

After 8 freaking years as Governor, there are no world class structures, and no plethora of industries setting up shop in the state as should have been the case; no city in Anambra that one can look on with pride; no world class hospitals or university to boast of; there's nothing besides that beer factory and a couple of substandard local gov't level projects for a whole freaking 8 years of budgeting and planning! Yet, some mofos want the status-quo to continue?

geeez: How is Anambra's IGR N2.5bn monthly?

The state's IGR is between N400m and N500m every thirty days

At N500m/month, the state would have generated only about twice Lagos's IGR per month in 8yrs (N48bn)

http://allafrica.com/stories/201304030103.html

emrall:



The followings are budgetary allocations received by the Obi government in the last eight years:


Oil State Derivation.. 2.8 billion Naira monthly multiply by 3 years N100.8 billion Naira

Chima_Agbalajob:



Its funny the op said Anambra had been collecting 13% derivation , from where?

Ngige's children always telling fat lies!!

Obi before becoming the
governor of Anambra state was
rated between 3 to 4 billion
Naira rich. Within 8 years of
Obi in power as Anambra State
governor, he is rated between
4-5 billion dollars richer.

@levelszik:
Let's all face d truth here pls my brothers,peter obi has done nothing for us in anambra state.and d earlier we shun him and critisizes him,the better for us all.if he can't perform,how do u expect his boy to perform?biko zie nu umu nnem,let's not be inside water while soap lathe/bubble enters our eyes.if he has anything to offer,he won't spend 8 years in office and still generate 600billion as IGR.8 yrs and no airport to show for it,8 yrs and awka & onitsha still lacks that world class touch it deserves,8 years and our road still maintains d death trap title,8 yrs and we are still living on past glory.I beg of you brothers,it hurts me each time I see what dis guy did to us,its one thing that igbo people are hated nation wide,its another thing that our leaders up east are clueless.pls my people,for the sake of our generation yet unborn,let's say no to this clueless retard.it shld be another party this time but not apga.vote either LP,APC or even PDP,but not apga pls.can't even comprehend what got over ojukwu in d first place for asking us to vote him in for the second time,knowing fully well he underachieved in the first term.pls let's all come en-mass and vote out that short hooligan with cracky voice for good.igbo b'anyi ije awele nuo,ife oma lue anyi aka,unu nile kwezuenu iseee!!!!

IGBO-SON:


^^^Thankyou my brother!

I had and still have high hopes for Anambra and Abia, b'cos i believe if these two states get it right, it would spur on the entire region towards economic prosperity and social stability! That moro/n at Awka (that's when he's not in Abuja) has done next to nothing to position his state as the economic powerhouse of the the area formerly known as the Eastern Region; and there's absolutley no reason why Anambra or Abia shouldn't occupy such a pre-eminent position given what they have to work with! Anyone lucky enough to govern these two states should realise exactly what it is they've signed up for, and should expect to face harsh criticism if they don't measure up to expectations.......if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!

I've ran out of patience with Obi and Orji......and i'm this close to doing the same for Rochas as well! My mind would be fully made up concerning Imo State, if we don't start seeing solid results by early next year!

I can joke with anything but the future of Igboland, and anyone who doesn't like my position on issues and personalities can go take a hike for all i care!

During Ngige 3 years as governor of Anambra state he raised Anambra’s IGR from N50 million monthly to N450 monthly within 33 months. In 8 years of Obi in the government he raised the IGR to N600 million monthly, but unfortunately Obi’s monthly and outrageous security vote of N500 million gulped the whole IGR leaving the state with only N100 million naira for expenditure. Another question is why did Obi IGR remained static at N600 million even though more business and companies were established and more taxes were introduced by Obi.

Throwback:
So what did he achieve?

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING FROM THE ADVICE HE GOT FROM A MAD MAN LOL

Available records show that Fidelity Bank was not able to post a profitable year until Governor Peter Obi’s accession to the seat of Governor in Anambra State. Nearly one year after Governor Peter Obi became governor, Fidelity Bank posted an increase of 219 per cent profit after tax for the third quarter ended March 31, 2007. Fidelity Bank’s growth remained astronomical in the following years. In 2013, Fidelity Bank announced a profit before tax of N11.2 billion for the half year ended 30th June, 2013, representing 13.3 percent growth over N9.88 billion recorded in the corresponding period of 2012. In 2012, Fidelity Bank announced a growth of 608 percent in its profit after tax for the financial year ended December 31, 2012. Fidelity bank now occupies the sixth position in the Nigeria banking industry.

Softmirror:


ABSOLUTELY NOTHING FROM THE ADVICE HE GOT FROM A MAD MAN LOL

seunmsg:

Available records show that Fidelity Bank was not able to post a profitable year until Governor Peter Obi’s accession to the seat of Governor in Anambra State. Nearly one year after Governor Peter Obi became governor, Fidelity Bank posted an increase of 219 per cent profit after tax for the third quarter ended March 31, 2007. Fidelity Bank’s growth remained astronomical in the following years. In 2013, Fidelity Bank announced a profit before tax of N11.2 billion for the half year ended 30th June, 2013, representing 13.3 percent growth over N9.88 billion recorded in the corresponding period of 2012. In 2012, Fidelity Bank announced a growth of 608 percent in its profit after tax for the financial year ended December 31, 2012. Fidelity bank now occupies the sixth position in the Nigeria banking industry.

IGBOSON1:


^^^Thankyou my brother!

I had and still have high hopes for Anambra and Abia, b'cos i believe if these two states get it right, it would spur on the entire region towards economic prosperity and social stability! That moro/n at Awka (that's when he's not in Abuja) has done next to nothing to position his state as the economic powerhouse of the the area formerly known as the Eastern Region; and there's absolutley no reason why Anambra or Abia shouldn't occupy such a pre-eminent position given what they have to work with! Anyone lucky enough to govern these two states should realise exactly what it is they've signed up for, and should expect to face harsh criticism if they don't measure up to expectations.......if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!

I've ran out of patience with Obi and Orji......and i'm this close to doing the same for Rochas as well! My mind would be fully made up concerning Imo State, if we don't start seeing solid results by early next year!

I can joke with anything but the future of Igboland, and anyone who doesn't like my position on issues and personalities can go take a hike for all i care!

Obi before becoming the governor of Anambra state was rated between 3 to 4 billion Naira rich. Within 8 years of Obi in power as Anambra State governor, he is rated between 4-5 billion dollars richer. He was able to convince some of the gullible Igbos that Fidelity Bank is Igbo Bank. Therefore, Anambra money should be deposited in Igbo Bank. He sited an example with the WEMA bank as Yoruba Bank where the Yorubas State government deposits their state funds. However, last time I checked, Odua Investment Company Limited has 10% share of WEMA BANK. Odua Investment Company Limited is owned by five Yoruba state government comprising of Oyo, Ogun, Ondo, Osun and Ekiti States while South east state has 0% in Fidelity bank

Throwback:



When we say Obi is a thief and a tribalist, you see the bolded and you wonder why people are still in doubt.

seunmsg:


Apart from his unending lies and the fact that he achieved nothing as governor, the issue of Peter Obi not being able to differentiate public resources from his private business should give reasonable Nigerians a serious concern about this fraud they are packaging for Nigerians.

Esseite:
In all these:

- He saved 2 years worth of allocation as savings
- He paid off 35bn worth of pension arrears.
- He tarred over 800km worth of road.
- Provided massive healthcare and education infrastructure.
- Still invested in bonds and shares.

For me, i think he utilized public funds judiciously.

Throwback:
O tun ti zeeeh ooo.

This deserves front page.

We need to see what Obi's performance as Governor was.

Very empty I must say.

Cc:
Seunmsg
Legendhero
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Garfield1
Passingshot
PandoraObi
Softmirror
FreeStuffsNG
omowolewa
mascot87
Parachoko
Lanrelagboi
Dsalvo

Dsalvo:


Lol. What performance? Can a stone give you water? Obi is a fraudster. A conman and political yahoo boy.

Throwback:



When we say Obi is a thief and a tribalist, you see the bolded and you wonder why people are still in doubt.

Dsalvo:


He is very dangerous too. Like most Igbo leaders. People forget that it was under his watch James Nwafor, the SARS butcher, was busy killing Igbos, harvesting their organs and dumping them In Rivers in Anambra for the world to see.

Brazen impunity that could not have happened without Obi's tacit endorsement.

Today James Nwafor, the bossom pal of Obi and Obiano, is at large with a conspiracy of silence keeping him safe from arrest and justice.

Igbo leaders, starting with Obi, are diabolical.