Soludo’s Debt Rebuttal Raises Questions About Obi’s Claims

I believe Governor Charles Soludo was right to challenge Peter Obi’s claim that Anambra State was left debt-free. According to the position I support, later administrations have had to service obligations linked to loans taken during Obi’s tenure. Critics may describe Soludo’s intervention as political hostility, but I see it as a matter of public accountability. A sitting governor should be able to correct claims about the state’s finances when official records suggest otherwise. For me, this goes beyond personal spending or lifestyle debates. Claims about public borrowing and debt should be backed by verifiable records, especially when they are made in national political discussions.

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