Documents
Letters, accounts and press reports
Scans of the official letters and newspaper reports included in the updated edition of the book. Tap any one to read it full size.
2014 handover report
Peter Obi's letter of 17 March 2014 to his successor, Willie Obiano, summarising the state's accounts at close of business on 14 March 2014, his last working day.
Fidelity Securities letter
5 March 2014: Eurobond securities bought for Anambra State's investments, and US$855,400 in coupons received to date.
Access Bank letter
31 January 2014: US$49,966,504.08 of the Anambra State Future Generation Fund invested in dollar Eurobonds. A second copy is on the next page.
Growth indicators table
Human development, life expectancy, health, education and income indices for Anambra under Obi, compared with Lagos under Tinubu and Fashola. Source given as Global Data Lab, Radboud University.
Press headlines
“Anambra has lowest rate of unemployment – Minister”, “Nigeria: Anambra Poverty Rate Lowest – NAPEP”, “Anambra scores first in Common Entrance Examination again”, “IG declares Anambra safest since five years” and “PHCN lauds Obi over improved power supply in Anambra”.
“IG declares Anambra safest since five years”
The Nation, 11 April 2014.
Unused ventilators report
The Daily Vendor reports that the Ministry of Health found four sets of unused ventilators in its central warehouse in Awka, procured by the former governor, Peter Obi.
Foreword by Peter Obi
His own account of reclaiming his mandate in court, returning after an illegal impeachment, and the ANIDS development strategy.
Background and biography
His education, business career, federal committee roles and awards.
About these scans
The pages come from two scans of the book: the updated edition, which includes these documents, and a sharper scan of the printed hard copy. This site uses the sharper scan wherever the same page appears in both.