₦airaland Forum

givedemwotowoto:
We’ll judge Peter Obi based on the resources available to him and how he managed them.

Peter did an exceptional job as governor of Anambra, growing the state's GDP by about 40% in 2 years (between 2009 and 2011), at a time when the average growth of Nigeria's GDP was about 7% annually.

Agric sector in Anambra grew by 30%, and the Service sector grew by 66% (According to NBS and National Planning Commission Data). At this rate, Anambra was growing faster than some African and Caribbean countries according to Ambassador Bashir Yuguda, the supervising minister of National Planning in 2014, who later became Minister of State for Finance during Buhari's government.

On road construction, Peter Obi constructed and rehabilitated over 900km of roads, creating at the time, one of the best rural road networks in Nigeria. He also constructed 28 bridges in Anambra which opened up many communities and economic activity across the state, one of the longest of them built on the Ozubulu-Atani road.

When PO left office, he left hundreds of billions of naira (in today's value) in the state treasury, something rare among Nigerian governors.

Peter Obi’s legacy in Anambra can be summarized in 3 words: Prudence, Prosperity, and Integrity, and those are the exact qualities of the President that Nigeria urgently needs now.

We always cherish an opportunity to showcase Peter Obi's achievements whenever paid actors and Amaechi laptop beneficiaries attempt to gaslight and malign

Fact check me on Anambra 40% GDP Growth: https://thenationonlineng.net/anambra-gdp-has-grown-by-40-per-cent-says-minister

Watch the Video Yourself of Peter Obi's Legacies in Anambra:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ctfeciAb_Q

Enugurangers:
Na wa for you ooo

givedemwotowoto:
We’ll judge Peter Obi based on the resources available to him and how he managed them.

Peter did an exceptional job as governor of Anambra, growing the state's GDP by about 40% in 2 years (between 2009 and 2011), at a time when the average growth of Nigeria's GDP was about 7% annually.

Agric sector in Anambra grew by 30%, and the Service sector grew by 66% (According to NBS and National Planning Commission Data). At this rate, Anambra was growing faster than some African and Caribbean countries according to Ambassador Bashir Yuguda, the supervising minister of National Planning in 2014, who later became Minister of State for Finance during Buhari's government.

On road construction, Peter Obi constructed and rehabilitated over 900km of roads, creating at the time, one of the best rural road networks in Nigeria. He also constructed 28 bridges in Anambra which opened up many communities and economic activity across the state, one of the longest of them built on the Ozubulu-Atani road.

When PO left office, he left hundreds of billions of naira (in today's value) in the state treasury, something rare among Nigerian governors.

Peter Obi’s legacy in Anambra can be summarized in 3 words: Prudence, Prosperity, and Integrity, and those are the exact qualities of the President that Nigeria urgently needs now.

We always cherish an opportunity to showcase Peter Obi's achievements whenever paid actors and Amaechi laptop beneficiaries attempt to gaslight and malign

Fact check me on Anambra 40% GDP Growth: https://thenationonlineng.net/anambra-gdp-has-grown-by-40-per-cent-says-minister

Watch the Video Yourself of Peter Obi's Legacies in Anambra:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ctfeciAb_Q

madridguy:
Obi followers will never come out with his achievements rather than insults and curses.

Depriest2020:
Reno is comparing the investment of a man who receives 300k salary and another who receives 5m salary. We all know they can't have equal number of investments.

nedu666:
Does akwa ibom have a sea port? No
Is akwa ibom more developed than onitsha? No
Is akwa ibom more developed than awka? No
Does akwa ibom have more schools, sme, houses, hotels than anambra? No

So what is special in akwa ibom. Abeg tinubu should give reno the law student that has never seen a court room one small position

muhammaduyusufu:
https://x.com/renoomokri/status/1956299160417669237

MasterMariner:
Akwa Ibom Leaders are truly one of the best set in this Country.

We are not where we are supposed to be yet, but we are striving to get there soon.

MasterMariner:
More on the ultra modern terminal building at the Victor Attah Int'l Airport Uyo.
The Home of IbomAir.

MasterMariner:
This is the 29.5km Airport Road in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

We no dey make noise.

MasterMariner:
A view of the Dakada Tower(now Udom Emmanuel Tower) from the Unity Park, Uyo Akwa Ibom State.

givedemwotowoto:
We’ll judge Peter Obi based on the resources available to him and how he managed them.

Peter did an exceptional job as governor of Anambra, growing the state's GDP by about 40% in 2 years (between 2009 and 2011), at a time when the average growth of Nigeria's GDP was about 7% annually.

Agric sector in Anambra grew by 30%, and the Service sector grew by 66% (According to NBS and National Planning Commission Data). At this rate, Anambra was growing faster than some African and Caribbean countries according to Ambassador Bashir Yuguda, the supervising minister of National Planning in 2014, who later became Minister of State for Finance during Buhari's government.

On road construction, Peter Obi constructed and rehabilitated over 900km of roads, creating at the time, one of the best rural road networks in Nigeria. He also constructed 28 bridges in Anambra which opened up many communities and economic activity across the state, one of the longest of them built on the Ozubulu-Atani road.

When PO left office, he left hundreds of billions of naira (in today's value) in the state treasury, something rare among Nigerian governors.

Peter Obi’s legacy in Anambra can be summarized in 3 words: Prudence, Prosperity, and Integrity, and those are the exact qualities of the President that Nigeria urgently needs now.

We always cherish an opportunity to showcase Peter Obi's achievements whenever paid actors and Amaechi laptop beneficiaries attempt to gaslight and malign

Fact check me on Anambra 40% GDP Growth: https://thenationonlineng.net/anambra-gdp-has-grown-by-40-per-cent-says-minister

Watch the Video Yourself of Peter Obi's Legacies in Anambra:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ctfeciAb_Q

MasterMariner:
Amazing Akwa Ibom Nyin.

villagereporter:
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Baba you get timeooo. D forger who developed Lagos, asked him why him no develop Nigeria.

Max24:
Didn't Ngige leave money for him after he left? Is Obi the first to leave money to successor or the last? So leaving money for your successor without building school and bad roads is now an achievement? Same Obi that Anambra people derided then. Compare with verdict on Tinubu. Ask from gurus what they think of Tinubus policies. Ask Soludo or NOI or Mbah. Obi is a local trader.

MasterMariner:
Over 90% of all the infrastructures in Akwa Ibom is built by the State Government.

We build our State and not sitting down to cry marginalization like others 😂😂😂.

Demolaeby:
No sensible person will compare Akwa Ibom to Anambra because Akwa Ibom two months revenue is annual revenue in Anambra

mannobi:
If not for tribalism, Peter Obi does not qualify as a leader. He was dumb as a governor and now extremely dumb as a failure.
Peter Obi can only be compare to our Mou former governor obaseki.

phorget:
What Davido has achieved I'm sure your generation won't achieve half of it. This is a perfect example someone is trying to make but your blindness won't allow you see it.

Can you compare revenue for akwa ibom to that of Anambra? Same way you can't conpare Davido's background with yours.

1mansolder:
Obi must have something this people are afraid of, the way they are attacking him shows he is better than all of them.If you are not important people will not be talking about you morning and night.

greatermax77:
There's no single day, I don't see trends on
Peter Obi on naira land, which means he's more
Popular than any politician alive today.
Every efforts to run him down continue to prove
Abortive

Goodvibes007:
Gladly it went down with lagos unlike how its increasing in Anambra when Obi became governor and started reducing again after Obi left the government house.

givedemwotowoto:
We’ll judge Peter Obi based on the resources available to him and how he managed them.