Seun Kuti, a Nigerian musician, and youngest son of the
Afrobeat pioneer, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, has alleged that Peter Obi’s family
wrecked the Anambra State economy.
Kuti made the allegation in a video on his Instagram page.
He said Anamabra State has bad roads and schools because
Peter Obi does not pay taxes to the government.
“Peter Obi put his money in Panama. Obi family are not
paying tax in Anambra State. That is why Anambra State does not have good
roads, good schools, good hospital.
“People like Obi hide their money in Panama, far away from
where Nigerian government can see it. If Obi loves Nigeria, why is he hiding
money away from us to tax?
“Any money in Panama, Nigerians cannot benefit from it. Obi
makes all his money in Nigeria and hide in Panama. I have a right to criticize
Obi.”
He, therefore, admonished Peter Obi supporters saying, “ I
am not in the game of piking the lesser evil, I don’t pick evil.”
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When weed and illiteracy work together, the effect is terrible. At this his age he can't do simple investigation
ReplyDeleteFinally you have shown yourself...and direction you are heading to. MAY PETER OBI HAPPEN TO NIGERIANS
ReplyDeleteWhat is this stark illiterate talking about. One would expect that before one comes to the social media to expose his naivety, one should visit available records and acquaint himself with data on any issue of interest
ReplyDeleteIgboo boy,fool,shameless man,mumu PETER OBI left 75b naira,tell how much tinubu left for lagos
ReplyDeleteToo much egbo
ReplyDeleteAll of us will start smoking weed from now just the play
ReplyDeleteIlliterate, who pay you? Jagabans are fighting their last battle
ReplyDeleteToo much of everything is bad, you smoke weed more than your father.
ReplyDeleteYour Mumu too much Seun.
ReplyDeleteAfter I went through the comments under this post then i realized that i don’t need to comment because we all taking something. How do you know he’s taking something if you’re not taking ?
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