₦airaland Forum

cute9ja:
Haba so much personal talk

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

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

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.

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:
WORD! - And i believe this is coming from an Igbo person?, i'm impressed.
We need to put ethnic bias aside and hold our leaders accountable, let us ask questions before we vote!
I'm Yoruba, and I believe that even the best Yoruba leader ever is accountable to Nigerians.
This is the reason why they call us lazy Nigerian youths, we need to open up our intellectual capability and question these leaders that promise heaven and earth when campaigning.
APC leaders should be questioned, same with PDP leaders.

nonsobaba:
I am from Anambra. Don't be deceived by the media hype. Peter Obi is one of the most despicable and dubious politicians out there. That is why he keeps a social media team to launder his image day after day.

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:
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?

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.

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,criminality and corruption..it is Peter Obi most of you have insulted and sworn never to vote for come what may you want to hold responsible..

Kindly shift please.

cute9ja:
You will be shocked how influential this forum is

cute9ja:
By Seun Daramola

[s]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[/s]

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..

Denikayan:
Hmm! Tell us more

Was Obituary's father a tribal bigot too?

oyoirabor:
See as obi dey torment you like evil spirit....

sogodihno:
All this ipob monkey, ranting on Nairaland, go and put Obi in Aso rock. Atiku will never become the president of this country and Obi will Neva become either president or VP of this country. write this down


When Buhari is reelect in 2019 and Osinbajo become Nigeria president in 2023, u can do us good by commiting suicide then, so u save us ur useless rant of Biafla or death

Denikayan:
Torment a Distinguished High Class Chief with outstanding reputation and same time an Honorable. Its a pity...

Ziggylady:
Dude he will not answer,do your worst!

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

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

Yyeske:
These are valid questions and I wonder why some people are trying to sweep it under the carpet