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Noted for future reference.

amaechi1:
Na so e day start. One question leads to another.

cute9ja:



By Seun Daramola

8 Questions Peter Obi Must Answer

The Vice Presidential debate has further strengthened what we know about PDP's Vice Presidential candidate, Peter Obi. His half-truths and misleading exaggerations have once again been brought to the fore.

There are many things that are unclear, for which Nigerians demand answers:



1. Where did Obi serve under NYSC and in what year?



2. Obi's resume is silent on his early employment history. Where did he work before he became the chairman of Next International?



3. Who funded the acquisition of Obi's house in London just 3 years after graduating from school...Next International or Obi?



4. How much did Obi earn between 1984- 1987 to afford a posh property in London?



5. Is there any truth to the allegation that Obi's business deals in Brazil in the late 1980s involved illicit drugs?



6. How much taxes did Obi & Next International pay between 1984 and 1987 or was Obi & his company exempted from Tax?



7. Why did Obi hide his ownership of flats in Ikoyi & London? Is he hiding the source of funds?



8. How many shares did Obi assign to his company, Next International when he invested Anambra's money in Intafact Beverages

SOURCE - http://www.nigerianeye.com/2018/12/8-questions-peter-obi-must-answer.html

nonsobaba:
We owe it a duty to tell the truth even if Peter Obi comes from my state, the great state of Anambra. Here are some things I know;

1) Peter Obi never did NYSC because he graduated with 3rd class in Philosophy. That result is completely useless and couldn't qualify him for service.

2) Peter Obi made his money by drug trafficking which landed his partner-in-crime, Dubem Obaze in a US prison. Years down the road, Obi repaid him for keeping his mouth shut by appointing him Anambra commissioner for local government, a position he held for 8 years.

3) Peter Obi stole Anambra blind by saving state funds in his bank to yield interests for him. He was also laundering cash until police caught the courier, who happened to be his media aide. Thereafter, he changed tactics

4)Peter Obi has not built a personal house in his hometown, Agulu or any branch of his business there either. Some say it is the condition he was given by his secret cult for sustenance of his wealth.

5) To be continued..

cute9ja:
Nairaland is Nigeria's biggest discussion forum.
Any question asked here will find a way of getting viral anyway, especially after it hits the front page.
Nigerians visit Nairaland more than Twitter according to Alexa ranking too, so i don't see why anybody can't ask questions on Nigeria's biggest discussion forum!

cute9ja:



By Seun Daramola

8 Questions Peter Obi Must Answer

The Vice Presidential debate has further strengthened what we know about PDP's Vice Presidential candidate, Peter Obi. His half-truths and misleading exaggerations have once again been brought to the fore.

There are many things that are unclear, for which Nigerians demand answers:



1. Where did Obi serve under NYSC and in what year?



2. Obi's resume is silent on his early employment history. Where did he work before he became the chairman of Next International?



3. Who funded the acquisition of Obi's house in London just 3 years after graduating from school...Next International or Obi?



4. How much did Obi earn between 1984- 1987 to afford a posh property in London?



5. Is there any truth to the allegation that Obi's business deals in Brazil in the late 1980s involved illicit drugs?



6. How much taxes did Obi & Next International pay between 1984 and 1987 or was Obi & his company exempted from Tax?



7. Why did Obi hide his ownership of flats in Ikoyi & London? Is he hiding the source of funds?



8. How many shares did Obi assign to his company, Next International when he invested Anambra's money in Intafact Beverages

SOURCE - http://www.nigerianeye.com/2018/12/8-questions-peter-obi-must-answer.html

cute9ja:



By Seun Daramola

8 Questions Peter Obi Must Answer

The Vice Presidential debate has further strengthened what we know about PDP's Vice Presidential candidate, Peter Obi. His half-truths and misleading exaggerations have once again been brought to the fore.

There are many things that are unclear, for which Nigerians demand answers:



1. Where did Obi serve under NYSC and in what year?



2. Obi's resume is silent on his early employment history. Where did he work before he became the chairman of Next International?



3. Who funded the acquisition of Obi's house in London just 3 years after graduating from school...Next International or Obi?



4. How much did Obi earn between 1984- 1987 to afford a posh property in London?



5. Is there any truth to the allegation that Obi's business deals in Brazil in the late 1980s involved illicit drugs?



6. How much taxes did Obi & Next International pay between 1984 and 1987 or was Obi & his company exempted from Tax?



7. Why did Obi hide his ownership of flats in Ikoyi & London? Is he hiding the source of funds?



8. How many shares did Obi assign to his company, Next International when he invested Anambra's money in Intafact Beverages

SOURCE - http://www.nigerianeye.com/2018/12/8-questions-peter-obi-must-answer.html

bedspread:
[s][/s] u could have also asked where and How he met his wife?

Mtchewwwwww

poscabafash:


Really, what of people not privy to twitter... He should address the public on the questions

Ziggylady:



Which leader in Sw have you held responsibile for their actions?...Osunbade and tinubu robbing you guys blind has not been held responsible for their incompetence and corruption..it is Peter Obi most of you have insulted and sworn never to vote for you want to hold responsible..

Kindly shift please.

Houstency:


True we need to hold prospective leaders who aspire for elective positions accountable. But your questions were asked in bad taste, considering your tone, one-sided fact finding, bias towards a particular political party and erroneous conclusion as evident in your above post. Same ethnic bias you complained of, is glaring in your post as well as holding the reply from a faceless entity on Nairaland as true without considering the veracity of what he said. If you really care for the replies to your questions, visit one of his town hall meetings like the one carried out yesterday at Ajao Estate. To be fair apply same measures to All presidential candidates both in APC, PDP, ANN and other political positions and you can get a balanced view.

VictorRomanov:


No problems. Ask him the question in public. Or do you think he is on nairaland.

nwabobo:


Chino, you are 42 years old now, grow up.

Stop messing yourself due to the small crumbs you get from Ifeanyi Aniagoh.

cute9ja:
Perhaps his supporters have answers

cute9ja:



By Seun Daramola

8 Questions Peter Obi Must Answer

The Vice Presidential debate has further strengthened what we know about PDP's Vice Presidential candidate, Peter Obi. His half-truths and misleading exaggerations have once again been brought to the fore.

There are many things that are unclear, for which Nigerians demand answers:



1. Where did Obi serve under NYSC and in what year?



2. Obi's resume is silent on his early employment history. Where did he work before he became the chairman of Next International?



3. Who funded the acquisition of Obi's house in London just 3 years after graduating from school...Next International or Obi?



4. How much did Obi earn between 1984- 1987 to afford a posh property in London?



5. Is there any truth to the allegation that Obi's business deals in Brazil in the late 1980s involved illicit drugs?



6. How much taxes did Obi & Next International pay between 1984 and 1987 or was Obi & his company exempted from Tax?



7. Why did Obi hide his ownership of flats in Ikoyi & London? Is he hiding the source of funds?



8. How many shares did Obi assign to his company, Next International when he invested Anambra's money in Intafact Beverages

SOURCE - http://www.nigerianeye.com/2018/12/8-questions-peter-obi-must-answer.html

cute9ja:
You will be shocked how influential this forum is

poscabafash:


Really, what of people not privy to twitter... He should address the public on the questions

dunkem21:


Get the questions through to him..He will answer.

You can send it through your party, APC

mycar:
Try harder or better still, locate him on twitter, you could however go to his house and meet him personal and get the answerers to your question directly from him if you really wish to know.

mycar:
Try harder or better still, locate him on twitter, you could however go to his house and meet him personal and get the answerers to your question directly from him if you really wish to know.

cute9ja:
You don't even know the name of your Vice President, shame!!

nonsobaba:
We owe it a duty to tell the truth even if Peter Obi comes from my state, the great state of Anambra. Here are some things I know;

1) Peter Obi never did NYSC because he graduated with 3rd class in Philosophy. That result is completely useless and couldn't qualify him for service.

2) Peter Obi made his money by drug trafficking which landed his partner-in-crime, Dubem Obaze in a US prison. Years down the road, Obi repaid him for keeping his mouth shut by appointing him Anambra commissioner for local government, a position he held for 8 years.

3) Peter Obi stole Anambra blind by saving state funds in his bank to yield interests for him. He was also laundering cash until police caught the courier, who happened to be his media aide. Thereafter, he changed tactics

4)Peter Obi has not built a personal house in his hometown, Agulu or any branch of his business there either. Some say it is the condition he was given by his secret cult for sustenance of his wealth.

5) To be continued..

buharitill2023:
but the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of Bia-fra terrorist want buhari to answer if he is buhari without going to aso rock to ask such useless question.

cute9ja:
But these questions are valid, aren't they?

We need to hold our leaders responsible for their actions at all times

cute9ja:
Holding your leaders accountable has nothing to do with law suits
For example, the first question is very simple.
Where did he serve and it what year?
Several Nigerian leaders have been held accountable in recent times concerning their NYSC.
A Finance minister resigned because of NYSC
An APC governorship aspirant and current minster of communication was yanked off primaries because of NYSC
Who is the lazy Nigerian youth, the one that asks questions and demand accountability from leaders, or the ones that keep quiet and form voltron for their ethnic champions?[/s]

Marius26:
has buhari answered about his waec cert? His real age and if he is dead or alive?

cute9ja post=73957764[/s:
]Exactly my point [s]