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BUSTED: Peter Obi Acquires ₦650Million Mansion In Enugu


The former Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi has just acquired a mansion in Enugu for Six Hundred and Fifty Million Naira (₦650, 000, 000)



The mansion which is located at the end of Oba Close GRA, Enugu, Enugu State, Nigeria belonged to Dr. Chu Okongwu, a former Minister of Finance under Gen. Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida as Nigeria's Head of State. 



The tastefully finished property which was built by Julius Berger Plc on a very large expanse of land was acquired through Mr. Obi's Front and younger brother Mr. Josephat Ndibe Obi.



Mr. Ndibe Obi has remained his elder brother's [Mr. Peter Obi] company manager right from the period Mr. Obi came back to Anambra State to run for the office of the Governor in 2003. 



When Mr Peter Obi realized that Government is the biggest Business Enterprise in Nigeria, he decided to launch an effort to bid for the Governorship of Anambra State because of the huge Security Votes available to that Office.



Mr. Peter Obi's zero trust in anyone, manifested in a well laid out plan when he withdrew his last brother, Mr Josephat Ndibe Obi from the University of Jos where he was a young first year undergraduate Student and brought him into his company and positioned him to front for him in all transactions as a proxy in case he succeeded in becoming Governor of Anambra State. Ndibe has been doing just that since his brother emerged Governor of Anambra State in 2006. Till date, Mr. Obi even while as Governor, was still dictating the affairs of NEXT International. It is evident that, no financial decision or otherwise, is taken in Next International Nigeria Limited without Mr. Peter Obi's consent. 


With the Slush Funds from Security Votes and other Government sources, Mr Peter Obi using Ndibe Obi and his Next International Nigeria Ltd laundered over 150 Billion Naira of Anambra people’s money with which he built his now big business conglomerate.



He started by hauling hundreds of millions of naira in cash from Government House Awka to his Company’s Office at Apapa every month with Vehicles in his Official Convoy in the guise that the Vehicles were going to Lagos for routine servicing! Mr Ndibe will carefully launder these Cash into the Company’s Bank Accounts as coming from Cash Sales. Luck however ran out on them. Following a tip-off, the Convoy was ambushed at the premises of their Company at No 7 Aerodrome Road Apapa on Sunday 31st May, 2009.



In an Operation coordinated by the then Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr Marvel Akpoyibo, a whopping ₦250 Million Cash was intercepted in suitcases transported from Government House Awka to Mr Ndibe at their Apapa Office! It was a huge national scandal and Mr Peter Obi had to mobilize all contacts, including a retired Army Colonel to quench the fire. He spent a fortune to wriggle out of the mess.



With the Lagos axis now blocked, when the tension reduced, they relocated their collection point to Port Harcourt. His brother now started shuttling between Lagos and Port Harcourt where he started receiving the monies from the re-routed convoys at the end of every month!



Mr. Ndibe acting as a Front for Mr. Peter Obi has acquired a lot of properties across Nigeria and beyond over the years. This acquired mansion in Enugu, Enugu State, Nigeria, is his latest. This proxy approacb to property acquisitions, has remained the reason Mr. Obi had continued to deceive Nigerians and the global community of not having any property any where apart from his Residence at Niger Drive in GRA Onitsha which he claimed he built after he left as Governor in 2014.



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