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Ndimkpurummiri:
Here is how your fellow Ibo told us his own lie about the 250 million stolen every month
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gidgiddy:
You guys are funny. 250 million that was investigated, by Police, EFCC and the Anambra State House of Assembly

Three different bodies investigated this 250 million, no wrong doing was found, and the money was returned to Obi

More than 10 years later, people are still talking about a long concluded matter

TheGoodJoe:
Kai. Which kind of bloody lie is this?

There was no money stolen. It happened only once and was clarified.

A government house aide was moving with a Bullion van and was arrested with N250 million found in it.

After an open investigation carried out by the police and the Anambra house of assembly with a majority of opposition, it was realized with was not stolen money.

The traditional rulers wanted to carry out a contract in the State and contributed for the project. They wanted to use a person they trusted with the money and will deliver the project. They chose Peter Obi's aide and he was undergoing the task when he was arrested. He was totally cleared.

LOL. 250m a month.

TheGoodJoe:
It was not a car project and Peter Obi was not involved in the picture of it. That alone makes his version not true.

The money was released by Traditional rulers. It was cleared by the house of assembly. I actually posted it a while back for even Seun self. Too busy to start searching it.

jude79:
Allow them to continue perishing in ignorance, no single shi shi was paid into the Pandora account from the time he declared interest to contest as a governor to the time he finished his tenure as governor, so according to the deranged upside down brain of a baterian, if you open100 million naira for your children in an offshore account before becoming a governor, it automatically becomes government money, immediately you become governor, to a baterian 3 + 3 = 9, because the see things upside down

Ndimkpurummiri:
I believe gidgiddy story than your own

TheGoodJoe:
It was not a car project and Peter Obi was not involved in the picture of it. [color=#990000]That alone makes his version not true.

The money was released by Traditional rulers. It was cleared by the house of assembly. I actually posted it a while back for even Seun self. Too busy to start searching it. [/color]

Ndimkpurummiri:
your own explanation is different from this 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾

TheGoodJoe:
He is actually correct and I am wrong. I think there is a mix-up. I had to recheck. Either way, there was no transaction for looting.

Ndimkpurummiri:
your own explanation is different from this 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾

Ndimkpurummiri:
so Obi didn’t follow due process as Governor just to steal money?

TheGoodJoe:
Enlighten yourself. The account was opened before Peter Obi became Governor. It was money he made legally and saved it in a tax haven to keep the money intact for his children.

The question was why the account was not mentioned in the code of conduct form. However, it was opened and saved for his children and was no longer his money.

Don't misinform yourself. It was not Anambra State money.

TheGoodJoe:
Peter Obi is not like the politicians you support. He does not steal money to punish people he leads.

Finito.

Bitterkola100:
enlighten myself keh, only you and your fellow zombies can be deceived by these thieving politicians not me.
Obi first opened the first offshore account in 2010, i guess Godwin obaseki was the governor of anambra in 2010.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/487997-pandora-papers-inside-peter-obis-secret-businesses-and-how-he-broke-the-law.html?tztc=1

TheGoodJoe:
AI clarification of Peter Obi's defense.

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Peter Obi's defense regarding the Pandora Papers allegations focused on several key points:

1. Legitimacy of Businesses: Obi argued that the offshore companies mentioned were established before he entered politics and were legitimate business ventures. He claimed that these companies were not used for any illegal activities or to hide public funds.

2. Joint Ownership: He maintained that the accounts and companies were jointly owned with family members, which he believed did not require disclosure under Nigerian law. Obi stated, "I don’t declare what is owned with others," emphasizing that he felt he was not legally obligated to declare these assets.

3. No Corruption Accusations: Obi highlighted that the investigations did not accuse him of stealing public funds or engaging in corrupt practices during his tenure as governor. His spokesperson reiterated that he was not implicated in any form of corruption, reinforcing his image as a clean politician.

4. Resignation from Directorship: In interviews, Obi claimed he resigned from his directorships before assuming office as governor, countering allegations of violating the Code of Conduct Bureau's regulations.

5. Transparency Claims: He asserted that his businesses were transparent and lawful, stating that he had built them long before his political career. Obi also mentioned that he had no intention to conceal his wealth and was open about his financial dealings.

6. Legal Ignorance: Obi suggested that any failure to declare his offshore accounts stemmed from a misunderstanding of the legal requirements, rather than intentional wrongdoing. He expressed that he believed he had complied with the law as he understood it.

These points formed the crux of Obi's defense against the allegations raised in the Pandora Papers, aiming to maintain his reputation for integrity in Nigerian politics.

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No Anambra money was looted and the accounts were opened before Peter Obi became a politician.

Finito.

Ndimkpurummiri:
where is your source?

wediehere1:
In this throwback video Nnamdi Kanu said Peter Pand0ra Obi stole money that belong to Anambra people to build shopping mall in Abuja


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG_Yw2KimM4

umeh39:
Chai!!! See them discussing Peter Obi as if he is d president of Nigeria....

Peter is not the cause of your problem....Go and hold your grandfather Tinubu

TheGoodJoe:
AI clarification of Peter Obi's defense.

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Peter Obi's defense regarding the Pandora Papers allegations focused on several key points:

1. Legitimacy of Businesses: Obi argued that the offshore companies mentioned were established before he entered politics and were legitimate business ventures. He claimed that these companies were not used for any illegal activities or to hide public funds.

2. Joint Ownership: He maintained that the accounts and companies were jointly owned with family members, which he believed did not require disclosure under Nigerian law. Obi stated, "I don’t declare what is owned with others," emphasizing that he felt he was not legally obligated to declare these assets.

3. No Corruption Accusations: Obi highlighted that the investigations did not accuse him of stealing public funds or engaging in corrupt practices during his tenure as governor. His spokesperson reiterated that he was not implicated in any form of corruption, reinforcing his image as a clean politician.

4. Resignation from Directorship: In interviews, Obi claimed he resigned from his directorships before assuming office as governor, countering allegations of violating the Code of Conduct Bureau's regulations.

5. Transparency Claims: He asserted that his businesses were transparent and lawful, stating that he had built them long before his political career. Obi also mentioned that he had no intention to conceal his wealth and was open about his financial dealings.

6. Legal Ignorance: Obi suggested that any failure to declare his offshore accounts stemmed from a misunderstanding of the legal requirements, rather than intentional wrongdoing. He expressed that he believed he had complied with the law as he understood it.

These points formed the crux of Obi's defense against the allegations raised in the Pandora Papers, aiming to maintain his reputation for integrity in Nigerian politics.

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No Anambra money was looted and the accounts were opened before Peter Obi became a politician.

Finito.

Flangelo12:
Kanu must be a liar, in that case.

Maybe he should be jailed for life for all his atrocities.

Bitterkola100:
una really deserve wetin una dey get for Nigeria.
Just Imangine a whole rubbish epistle just to defend one thief.
After some time when your temper must have calm down, re read this rubbish again if there's any single sense in it.

The offshore account was opened in 2010, the question is, who was the governor of anambra in 2010?

The business was co owned by other people, who are these people? His kids, what are their jobs as teenagers that warrant them having millions and hundreds of dollars to own a company?

If his business is transparent why hide them in an offshore company?

The most foolish one is legal ignorance, it cracked me up.
I pity una for that country.
The only country were paupers defends thieves with epistles.

Bitterkola100:
una really deserve wetin una dey get for Nigeria.
Just Imangine a whole rubbish epistle just to defend one thief.
After some time when your temper must have calm down, re read this rubbish again if there's any single sense in it.

The offshore account was opened in 2010, the question is, who was the governor of anambra in 2010?

The business was co owned by other people, who are these people? His kids, what are their jobs as teenagers that warrant them having millions and hundreds of dollars to own a company?

If his business is transparent why hide them in an offshore company?

The most foolish one is legal ignorance, it cracked me up.
I pity una for that country.
The only country were paupers defends thieves with epistles.

TheGoodJoe:
The company was opened long before Peter Obi became a politician.

You can abuse Peter Obi but you can't call him a thief.

Before he left office, he opened his records transparently for investigation and was cleared by the EFCC.

I will like to know who you support.

Let us know who is really defending a thief.

TheGoodJoe:
Enlighten yourself. The account was opened before Peter Obi became Governor. It was money he made legally and saved it in a tax haven to keep the money intact for his children.

The question was why the account was not mentioned in the code of conduct form. However, it was opened and saved for his children and was no longer his money.

Don't misinform yourself. It was not Anambra State money.

Mr Obi has two children- a daughter, Gabriella Nwamaka Frances Obi, and a son, Gregory Peter Oseloka Obi. Sometime in 2010, more than four years after he became governor, the politician developed an appetite to set up his first discreet company in the British Virgin Island. He named the company Gabriella Investments Limited, after his daughter

DaddyJapan:
The emboldened statement in your post is not true and therefore needs to be challenged.


Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/487997-pandora-papers-inside-peter-obis-secret-businesses-and-how-he-broke-the-law.html

P.S - All the leading political candidates who contested the 2023 Presidential election are wantonly corrupt. Let's leave it at that.

Bitterkola100:
una really deserve wetin una dey get for Nigeria.
Just Imangine a whole rubbish epistle just to defend one thief.
After some time when your temper must have calm down, re read this rubbish again if there's any single sense in it.

The offshore account was opened in 2010, the question is, who was the governor of anambra in 2010?

The business was co owned by other people, who are these people? His kids, what are their jobs as teenagers that warrant them having millions and hundreds of dollars to own a company?

If his business is transparent why hide them in an offshore company?

The most foolish one is legal ignorance, it cracked me up.
I pity una for that country.
The only country were paupers defends thieves with epistles.

TheGoodJoe:
Peter Obi returned billions of naira while leaving office and was investigated by EFCC and given a clean bill of health.

It is a case of keeping his money in a tax haven. Not that he looted Anambra's money.

Peter Obi made money early. In his mid thirties, he was the biggest shareholder in aa bank. He has money and used the offshore account to save for his family.

Ndimkpurummiri:
do you know more than professor Soludo in Anambra?

TheGoodJoe:
EFCC cleared Peter Obi and gave him a clean bill of health.

Ndimkpurummiri:
where is that clearance?