ElSudani:
I thought he no dey give shishi. That must be someone else's money.
By the way, why was he donating money to the Army when there were dilapidated roads, schools and hospitals in Anambra?

lhordspy:
Another PM express news Propanga by amateur zombiedient branch.


Pushing down Edited and Photoshoped pictures down their gullible followers throats.


Very amateur editing. Even the blind could see

ElSudani:
I thought he no dey give shishi. That must be someone else's money.
By the way, why was he donating money to the Army when there were dilapidated roads, schools and hospitals in Anambra?

4ward4:


once you get to understand the greatest challenge in governance is how to allocate this scarce resources to suit all sectors

FactBoyz:
Below is a throwback photo of former Anambra state governor donating a lump sum of 100 million Naira to the Nigerian Army.

ElSudani:


The Army is not his responsibility.

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

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

ElSudani:
I thought he no dey give shishi. That must be someone else's money.
By the way, why was he donating money to the Army when there were dilapidated roads, schools and hospitals in Anambra?