Alex Otti claimed that former Anambra State governor Peter Obi saved more than $150 million for the state’s treasury, a statement that was made amid ongoing controversies about the state’s finances at the time Obi left office.
Anambra State, located in southeastern Nigeria, has frequently been the focus of fiscal scrutiny, with public debates centering on the management of its resources and budgetary performance.
The controversies referenced by Otti relate to concerns that surfaced regarding the financial situation of Anambra State as Obi’s tenure as governor came to an end, prompting questions about the state’s fiscal health and accounting practices.
According to Otti, Obi’s administration was able to preserve a sum exceeding $150 million, which he described as a significant contribution to the state’s coffers. The figure was presented as evidence of prudent financial stewardship during Obi’s governorship.
The comment was published in an article titled “How Peter Obi saved over $150 million in Anambra coffers – Alex Otti” on the Premium Times Nigeria website, highlighting the ongoing public discourse over the former governor’s fiscal legacy.
<small>Source: Premium Times Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
