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This isn't new, there's even an old thread about it.

There's a guy that supported Peter Obi in 2023. He is known as Obidient General.

He switched a few months ago and pledged to use his structure for President Bola Tinubu. They call themselves Obidients for Tinubu.


Obidient Movement General, Azomchine Backs Tinubu's Re-election
https://www.nairaland.com/8734298/obidient-movement-general-azomchine-backs

[quote author=akaahs post=140678866][/quote]Did you change your post?

Anyway, part of the concrete dam was built in 1982 but it was abandoned because of the economic crisis of 1982 and then there was an election and then coup in 1983.

"What is left for him [Peter Obi] is to do the honourable thing."

Anambra State Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning, Chukwukadibia Okoye, says government records and bank statements contradict claims about a ₦2.13 billion loan account linked to former governor Peter Obi.

"What is left for him [Peter Obi] is to do the honourable thing."

Anambra State Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning, Chukwukadibia Okoye, says government records and bank statements contradict claims about a ₦2.13 billion loan account linked to former governor Peter… pic.twitter.com/D0F8Vc1EXF

— News Central TV (@NewsCentralTV) September 18, 2026

Anambra: Soludo Administration Still Servicing 8 Loans Taken by Peter Obi - Mefor

A loan is a loan, whether sovereign or not. Anambra State's FAAC allocation is deducted every month to service the eight separate loans taken by the Peter Obi administration. Recently, Governor Soludo opted out of Nigeria's CARES loan from the World Bank. Peter Obi had the opportunity to either take it or not — and if you take a loan, you take responsibility for it. To dismiss $123 million as a non-issue, without recognising that such an amount counts against the financial status of Anambra State, is not right.

Dr. Law Mefor Commissioner for Information, Anambra State

Anambra: Soludo Administration Still Servicing 8 Loans Taken by Peter Obi - Mefor

A loan is a loan, whether sovereign or not. Anambra State's FAAC allocation is deducted every month to service the eight separate loans taken by the Peter Obi administration. Recently, Governor… pic.twitter.com/BefysfPsrY

— ARISE NEWS (@ARISEtv) September 18, 2026

Many people that have commented on this thread so far did not even read the first post and they don't even know what the thread is about.

Babafemi Ojudu was a the editor of the African Concord.

The Concord Newspaper ran a story about President Ibrahim Babangida and SSS agents and soldiers shut down Concord Group.

President Babangida agreed to reopen the offices of the group if the newspaper apologised. The editors and reporters refused to apologised, but the publisher and chairman of Concord, Chief MKO Abiola ensured that the paper apologised.

Babafemi Ojudu and some other editors and reporters of the group resigned in protest and set up The News Group (which included The News magazine, Tempo and PM News newspaper).

The magazine was banned by the Babangida regime in 1993.

Babafemi Ojudu was detained many times in the 1990s by the Babangida and Abacha regimes.

Ojudu supported Asiwaju Bola Tinubu in the 1999 Lagos governorship elections.

He became a senator on the ACN platform in 2011.

He was appointed special adviser on political matters to President Muhammadu Buhari in 2016 (he worked in the vice president's office).

He strongly supported Vice President Yemi Osinbajo in the 2022 APC presidential primaries.

Ojudu Babafemi

What you are seeing here is fake.

I was the Group Managing Editor of TheNEWS, P.M. News and TEMPO on the date this was supposedly published. I can state categorically that the material was digitally altered by propagandists. The one on the left was made up from the one on the right.

I hope this clarification settles the matter for the many people who have called or written to ask me about it.

https://www.facebook.com/820579688/posts/pfbid02sGYeK7Yg9wR7z1ZFgmtbamGbUDFDfsfLJtvWYkq2petr5xa36BZ6sbfx3BwTgfwnl/

Photo 1) The fake cover.

Photo 2) The real cover

Wahabfuture:
My issue with you has always been the way you sound incoherent in your biased analysis. Ayo made a lot of sense with her questions. Anyway, engaging with you feels like a waste of time because your support for the APC has affected your view when it comes to Nigerian politics

Ah! Ah! Are you here again?

Calm down o, hypertension and heart attack are lurking in the corner.

Oya, use this one to calm down.

Anambra: Soludo Administration Still Servicing 8 Loans Taken by Peter Obi - Mefor

A loan is a loan, whether sovereign or not. Anambra State's FAAC allocation is deducted every month to service the eight separate loans taken by the Peter Obi administration. Recently, Governor Soludo opted out of Nigeria's CARES loan from the World Bank. Peter Obi had the opportunity to either take it or not — and if you take a loan, you take responsibility for it. To dismiss $123 million as a non-issue, without recognising that such an amount counts against the financial status of Anambra State, is not right.

Dr. Law Mefor Commissioner for Information, Anambra State

Anambra: Soludo Administration Still Servicing 8 Loans Taken by Peter Obi - Mefor

A loan is a loan, whether sovereign or not. Anambra State's FAAC allocation is deducted every month to service the eight separate loans taken by the Peter Obi administration. Recently, Governor… pic.twitter.com/BefysfPsrY

— ARISE NEWS (@ARISEtv) September 18, 2026

Wahabfuture:
You are inconsequential in the scheme of Nigeria politics. Go sidon for one corner make we see road

Yes! Yes! This is the type of anger and worry that gives me pleasure!

Yet, after your anger and worry, you'll drink water and sit down. Nothing else you can do.

Take some more so that the anger will fire up.

Anambra: Soludo Administration Still Servicing 8 Loans Taken by Peter Obi - Mefor

A loan is a loan, whether sovereign or not. Anambra State's FAAC allocation is deducted every month to service the eight separate loans taken by the Peter Obi administration. Recently, Governor Soludo opted out of Nigeria's CARES loan from the World Bank. Peter Obi had the opportunity to either take it or not — and if you take a loan, you take responsibility for it. To dismiss $123 million as a non-issue, without recognising that such an amount counts against the financial status of Anambra State, is not right.

Dr. Law Mefor Commissioner for Information, Anambra State

Anambra: Soludo Administration Still Servicing 8 Loans Taken by Peter Obi - Mefor

A loan is a loan, whether sovereign or not. Anambra State's FAAC allocation is deducted every month to service the eight separate loans taken by the Peter Obi administration. Recently, Governor… pic.twitter.com/BefysfPsrY

— ARISE NEWS (@ARISEtv) September 18, 2026

I have blocked the guy.

As if Water Board workers' salaries and pensions were not due.