2027: Peter Obi rolls out plans for Nigeria, challenges Tinubu on borrowing
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Mr Obi, a former governor of Anambra State, spoke on Thursday evening during the NDC's Town hall meeting at Amadeo Event Centre in Enugu. The post 2027: Peter Obi rolls out plans for Nigeria, challenges Tinubu on borrowing appeared first…
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