'Educated illiterate' - Soludo under fire after releasing alleged records of Peter Obi's debts

Author: Ochogwu SundayPublished on: September 16, 2026Country: Nigeria

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'Educated illiterate' - Soludo under fire after releasing alleged records of Peter Obi's debts

Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo faced heavy criticism after releasing alleged records of debts incurred by Peter Obi during his tenure as governor. The government claimed that Obi's administration left behind unpaid loans and salary arrears totaling N127 billion. Users on X accused Soludo of engaging in bitter politics against his predecessor, even labeling him an 'educated illiterate.'

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