Peter Obi's 2014 Handover Report Reveals Anambra's Finances

Yunusa Tanko, the National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement, released a copy of former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi’s 2014 handover report, which outlines the state's financial status when Obi transferred power to Willie Obiano. Dated March 17, 2014, the report details the financial position as of March 14, 2014, including local investments totaling ₦27 billion, foreign currency investments valued at ₦26.5 billion, and certified balances of ₦28.17 billion, culminating in a total of ₦91.67 billion.
After accounting for estimated liabilities of ₦5 billion, the net balance stood at ₦86.67 billion. Obi's letter to Obiano emphasized that there were no outstanding salaries, pensions, or liabilities at the time of his departure.
This release comes amid ongoing disputes regarding Anambra State's inherited debts, with Obi challenging anyone to prove otherwise, stating he would cease campaigning if they could.
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