Peter Obi

Peter Obi
human
Sex or gendermale Nwọ́che
Country of citizenshipNigeria Nwọ́che
Name in native languagePeter Gregory Obi Nwọ́che
Birth namePeter Gregory Obi Nwọ́che
Given namePeter Nwọ́che
Family nameObi Nwọ́che
Date of birth19 ochu ekebie 1961 Nwọ́che
Place of birthOnitsha Nwọ́che
Native languageIgbo Nwọ́che
Languages spoken, written or signedEnglish, Igbo, Nigerian Pidgin Nwọ́che
Writing languageEnglish Nwọ́che
Occupationpolitician, banker, businessperson Nwọ́che
Position heldGovernor of Anambra State, Governor of Anambra State, Governor of Anambra State Nwọ́che
Member of political partyPeoples Democratic Party, All Progressives Grand Alliance, Labour Party Nwọ́che
Candidacy in election2023 Nigerian presidential election Nwọ́che
Appointed byGoodluck Jonathan Nwọ́che
Ethnic groupIgbo people Nwọ́che
Religion or worldviewCatholicism Nwọ́che
Eye colorbrown Nwọ́che
Hair colorblack hair Nwọ́che
FollowsChris Nwabueze Ngige Nwọ́che
Replaced byVirginia Etiaba Nwọ́che
Award receivedBill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Order of St. Sylvester, Nigerian Library Association, This Day Nwọ́che
Official websitehttps://www.peterobi.org/ Nwọ́che
Personal pronounL485 Nwọ́che

Peter Gregory Obi ,Ma bí efu óchu ékébié nolu mégwélà efu ódò 1961 íchí a yanya aja ojane Nigeria kpái íjaibe é yache iche gominà eyi Anambara state kwí efu óchu eketa tefu ochu eke gwa ka efu odo 2006, ochu ekeji tefu ochu ekelu odo 2007, kpai ochu ekefa efu odo 2007 tefu ochu eketa odo 2014. efu ochu ekelu efu odo 2022, ine agaliga eyi ujo ujeju abilewa eyi Labour Party oji President Nigeria eyi odo 2023 íjaibe é president ubi kimu rida kwulo ujeju abilewa eyi Peoples Democratic Party.[1][2][3][4]

mabi efu ewo Onitsha efu odo 1961, Obi che kpa kwi University éí Nigeria efu odo 1984. Ubile, he entered business and banking, eventually iche kwonyu amuwña õfè koala efu bank ojoji ojoji. Obi dago gòminà efu odo 2003 efu ujeju abilewa eyi

All Progressives Grand Alliance, aman Chris Ngige ma dofe wñ.[5] odo 2006, uja ibe eyi Chris Ngige mudafo takuma taku mofe eyi uja ibe odo 2003 le duwñ Obi, iko gwoji akpete õfè efu ochu eketa odo 2006. Ikpokpeni mawño funo tane bofe te, efu ochu ekegwa ka efu odo le gbagede lugbo abo Anambra State House of Assembly, agboji ma che. Mike Balonwu. Odo 2010, idabi fujaibe je edekeji.[6][7]

Ubiki kwo tane kwukolo efmu odo 2014, Obi murida tefu ujeju abilewa eyi People Democratic Party.[8][9][10] odo 2019, mamu chi efu ujeju abilewa eyi PDP kichene umola efu presidential election wñ Atiku Abubakar mamuda mu uja ibe le dudafo wñ ene eyi ki chaboji egba leMukhammadu Buhari kpai arone wñ Yemi Osinbajo[11][12][13][14] efu odo 2022, Obi dago ñwña ujaibe presideent ojika olawñ, eju ododu pale efu ujeju abilewa eyi PDP tegba ki murida tefu ujeju abilewa eyiuntil Labeour Party (LP) efu ochu ekelu odo 2022 atodu ki neke kpo dago. Obi's presidential campaign has been described as populist eju la gbeju mo lefu support eyi kamagbadufu eyi Nigeria gbeju duwñ, ma modu inyanga duwñ ko "Obidients".[15][16][17][18]

Egbakwane kapi ukoche wñ

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mabi Peter Obi ojo kochu ekebie lolu megwa odo 1961 ojane Onitsha, Anambra State, tefu akwara unyi ama gbolojo[19][20] iche ichekwulu eyi kuma dò Christ the King College, Onitsha, ugbo ki che otakada edo megweji wñ kpa.[21] mamu gba ti University of Nigeria, efu odo 1980 ila chekpa kpai B.A. (Hons) efu ukoche eyi Philosophy odo 1984.[22]

Businessi

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Obi chene kia nyaja ubile taki chane ujaibe.[23][24] iche gwonyu amuwña agboji in some private establishments. [20]

Ugbo ejibo ki chukolo la de: Next Inte rnational NigeranLtd, Chairman kpai Director eyi Guardian Express Mortgage Bank Ltd, Guardian Express Bank Plc, Future View Securities Ltd, Paymaster Nigeria Ltd, Chams Nigeria Ltd, Data Corp Ltd kpai Card Centre Ltd. He was the youngest chairman of Fidelity Bank Plc.[25][26]

Eko Ijabe Gobinor Kpai Eko ki dago Aboji Nigeria

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Eko Ijabe Ejodudu

Peter dago uwña ujaibe eyi Anambra State Governorship Election owñ chene kinagaliga eyi ujeju abilewa All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) odo 2003; but his opponent, Chris Ngige of the People's Democratic Party, was declared winner by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).[27]

Ubi eyi odo meta ajo eka, Ngige's victory was overturned by the Court of Appeal ojo kochu eketa lolu megwelu odo 2006. Obi ko gwoji akpete eyi gòminà ojo kochu eketa lolu megwebie odo 2006. Ojo kochu ekegwaka lolu meji odo 2006, he was impeached by the Anambra State House obssembly, ene utogba mache Hon. Mike Balonwu, anubi kifo ochu mebie che oji akpete taki arone wñ kogwugwu oji akpete wñ.odu arone wñ lako Virginia Etiaba, ilajewn che gòminà onobule pale eyi ojane Nigeria.[28][29] .[30][31]

Peter Obi wño kwoji akpete gòminà wñ ge ojo kochu ekelu lolu ogwu nyoke mela odo 2007 following the General Elections, in which Andy Uba was declared the winner by the electoral body. Obi dabi tunyi ajo onuka gè, this time contending that the four-year tenure he had won in the 2003 elections only started to run when he took office in March 2006. Ojo kochu ekefa lolu megwele odo 2007 unyi ajo eyi Supreme Court of Nigeria upheld Obi's contention taku ma mu Obi dudabi agwu oji akpete õfè wñ. Elei la jewñ õfè ene akoji wñ lewukpoji achigili, Efu ochu ekele lolu megwele odo 2007 unyi ajo eyi Supreme Court mu ujaibe eyi Andy Uba dudafo on the grounds that Obi's four-year tenure should have remained undisturbed until March 2010.[32]

Eko Ijabe Ekeji

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Ojo kochu ekeji lolumebie odo 2010, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Dodu Peter Obi ene kije ujaibe eyi odo 2010 Anambra State Gubernatorial election. Kidu Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, former governor, CBN. This election victory gave Governor Obi an additional four years as the governor of Anambra State.[33][34]

Ojo kochu eketa lolu megwebie odo 2014. Peter Obi chekpa edekeji kwoji akpete gòminà taki mukonyu Willie Obiano owo.[35] anubi kikwoji akpete odo 2014, amone je nwu wi obi nyo'yo .[8][9][10]

Ubi eyi 2015 General Election, President Goodluck Jonathan mu Peter Obi chi chairman eyi Nigerian Security and Exchange Commission (SEC).[36][37][38]

Eko Ijabe Aboji Nigeria odo 2019

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Ojo eke gweji efu ochu ekegwa odo 2018, mafodu Peter Obi do ki chene umola eyi Atik u Abubakar, ene eyi kigwonyu agaliga eyi ujeju abilewa Peoples Democratic Party's Presidential Candidate efu 2019 presidential electionm[39] [40]

Eko Ijabe Aboji Nigeria odo 2023

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efu ochu eketa lolu ogwu nyoke mele odo 2022, Peter Obi Kaki ni ya tèné dagó abojí Nigeria ofé Parti ijabé PDP, àmà Obi gwí PDP lotí Parti omuné kù mà do SDP na dago ijabé [41][42]

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