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Peter Obi, the former governor of Anambra State, has clarified his role in order to correct the rumors that he was involved in the administration of the late military dictator General Sani Abacha.
Obi’s explanation reportedly came after recent political discourse and social media narratives implied that Obi had connections to the Abacha junta, which controlled Nigeria from 1993 to 1998 and was widely denounced for widespread corruption and violations of human rights.
Obi, a former Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, was allegedly associated with the Abacha administration through activities at Tincan Island Port in Lagos, according to former presidential advisor Reno Omokri.
However, Peter Obi published letters detailing his and others’ co-optation into the Taskforce on the decongestion of the Ports in a statement on Wednesday.
Prior to that encounter, the former governor insisted he had never seen General Sani Abacha.
He said that as a businessman and importer, he was concerned about the protracted delays in clearing goods at the ports, which led to his encounter with Abacha.
He claims that in order to find workable answers to the issue impacting livelihoods and economic activity, Abacha was contacted.
“In accordance with my established principles of defending everything I am involved in, and in the interest of all men and women of goodwill, especially those committed to the pursuit of truth, I hereby attach the letter which documents my co-optation, along with others, into the Taskforce on the decongestion of the Ports,” Peter Obi said in his statement.
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“As I mentioned in my interview over the weekend and have always maintained, before to that interaction, I had never met General Sani Abacha. We met with him because, as importers and traders, we were all concerned about the protracted delays in port clearance of products. We addressed him as concerned people looking for workable answers to a problem impacting livelihoods and economic activity rather than as political players.
Our goal was very clear: to promote efficiency and offer doable solutions to return port operations to normalcy for the good of the larger business community and, eventually, the Nigerian economy.
In the interest of truth, this clarification is provided to reiterate that our acts were motivated only by civic duty and not political desire.
“It’s being put in the public eye for posterity and in keeping with my transparency pledge to Nigerians on any issue I am involved in, but I don’t expect this copious evidence to bury this Abacha case because the mischief makers have ulterior motives.”
View the letter below:
