Anambra govt disputes Obi's ₦2.13bn ecological fund claim

Anambra govt disputes Obi's ₦2.13bn ecological fund claim

The Anambra State Government has disputed former Governor Peter Obi's claim of leaving ₦2.13bn in an ecological fund, stating the cited account was not for

Presidency Dares Obi To Quit 2027 Race As Anambra Govt Says NDC Flag-bearer Left 8 External Loans, No Record Of N2.1bn Ecological Fund

The Anambra State Government has escalated its dispute with former governor Peter Obi over the state’s financial inheritance. It put the balance of eight external loans it says were contracted under his administration at N127.4 billion as of June 30, 2026. The government also disputed Obi’s claim that he left...

BREAKING: Anambra Government Releases Details Of Loans Peter Obi Left Behind, Disputes N2.13billion Ecological Fund Claim

The government also accused the former governor of leaving behind external loans whose outstanding balance stood at N127.37billion as of June 30, 2026.

“Facts Beyond Propaganda” - Anambra Govt Accuses Peter Obi Of Leaving Debts, Missing ₦2.13bn Ecological Fund

The Anambra State Government has disputed former governor Peter Obi’s claims about the state’s financial position when he handed over power in 2014, accusing his administration of leaving outstanding debts and challenging his account of

Peter Obi’s ₦2.13bn Ecological Fund Claim Faces Fresh Challenge as Anambra Releases Bank Records

Anambra govt has disputed Peter Obi’s ₦2.13bn ecological fund claim, citing First Bank records and challenging his statements on debts, arrears and ₦75bn savings row

Anambra Government Disputes Obi's Debt Claims — Second Straight Successor to Challenge His Handover Figures

. . Awka, Nigeria — September 16, 2026 The Anambra State Government has issued a detailed rebuttal of claims by former Governor Peter Obi regarding the state’s public debt and finances, alleging that a specific ₦2.13 billion ecological fund balance Obi says he left behind never existed in the bank account he cited. In a […]