Obi Media Office Defends Peter Obi Against Ethnic Claims

The Obi Media Office issued a statement accusing political opponents of spreading ethnic falsehoods against former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi, particularly in the lead-up to the 2027 political realignment. Spokesman Ibrahim Umar dismissed allegations that Obi's administration expelled northern residents from Anambra State as baseless and unfounded.
The statement emphasized that no policies targeting ethnic profiling existed during Obi's tenure, which instead focused on social welfare and rehabilitation programs aimed at assisting vulnerable individuals. The media office refuted claims that Obi's government engaged in ethnic cleansing, asserting that the administration maintained cordial relations with the northern Muslim community throughout his eight years in office.
It highlighted Obi's commitment to protecting northern residents during periods of ethnic and religious tension and his advocacy for the development of northern Nigeria's agricultural potential as a means to enhance the nation's economy and food security.
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