The Anambra state government has released loan records, asserting that former governor Peter Obi left behind significant unpaid debts. The documents, obtained by Premium Times, detail financial obligations that remain outstanding. The current administration claims the previous administration failed to settle these obligations.
The records include details of loans taken during Obi’s tenure, with some showing outstanding balances. Officials have stated that the debts were not properly managed and have not been addressed by the current government. The release of the documents comes amid ongoing discussions about financial accountability in state governance.
The state’s finance ministry has not yet responded to the claims, but the release of the records has sparked debate about transparency and fiscal responsibility. The situation highlights the challenges of managing public finances and the importance of accountability in leadership transitions.
