Final post on Peter Obi and I'll shift my attention to other matters temporarily, assuming Obidients won't provoke me again... When you see Peter Obi talking about taxation, especially during the tax reform bills conversation last year and the year before, with the way he was lambasting President Tinubu and accusing him of taxing poverty, you'll think he gave tax exemption to ndi Anambra for the eight years he was our governor. On the contrary, Mr. Peter Obi imposed high levies and taxes on struggling traders in such an arbitrary way to the point that market women had to protest to the government house in Agu Awka. In this video, you can see a trader complaining that Obi was taxing them N9,600 per individual. To contextualise this, in 2011 Nigeria's minimum wage was increased to N18,000. So, Obi was trying to collect more than 50% of the minimum wage as tax from market women including petty traders. This is the same Peter Obi that is fond of telling you he lifted people out of poverty. In the video you can see Obi's SSG, Chief Oseloka Obaze trying to address the women but they insisted on hearing directly from Obi. Despite this high levies, most of the IGR eventually found their way into private pockets. Well, I'm glad a lot of people now know some truths about Obi's governance in Anambra State. Let me pause here for now...