The Anambra State Government has made public documents detailing alleged unpaid financial obligations incurred by Peter Obi during his time as governor of the state.

According to the records released on Wednesday, the government claimed that Obi left behind a series of unsettled debts and liabilities upon leaving office.

The documents, shared with journalists in Awka, the state capital, purportedly cover contracts, loans, and other financial commitments said to have been entered into by the Obi administration.

Speaking on the development, the state Commissioner for Information, [Name], stated: “The records we are releasing today speak for themselves. These are obligations that were incurred during the previous administration, and it is important that the public has access to the facts.”

The government further alleged that some of the debts remained unresolved years after Obi left office, contributing to the state’s financial burden.

In response to the release, aides to Peter Obi reportedly dismissed the claims, describing them as politically motivated and an attempt to tarnish his reputation.

The former governor’s media office was quoted as saying: “This is a distraction and a desperate attempt to rewrite history. The records of that administration are clear and available for anyone who wishes to verify them.”

The release of the documents comes amid ongoing political tension in the state and follows repeated exchanges between supporters of the former governor and the current state government.

The Anambra State Government said it would provide further details and documentation in the coming days as part of its commitment to transparency.