Peter Obi Went to Shiloh For Endorsement But Oyedepo Disappointed Him

Former Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, who is also the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, has been criticized for attending virtually every church program in a bid to win the coming presidential election in February 2023.

It was claimed that he went to Shiloh for endorsement, but the general overseer of the church, Bishop Oyedepo, denied him a chance of coming up on stage to address the crowd and didn’t endorse him.

Peter Obi attended the church program in Ogun State, Nigeria, with many posting on their social media accounts that Oyedepo, the man of God, endorsed the Labour Party presidential candidate.

Although he was introduced by the Vice President of the Church, David Abioye, and the church cheered up for the man who many deemed to be a messiah.

Is Peter Obi The Owner Of Fidelity Bank

Peter Obi was the youngest chairman of Fidelity Bank before to entering politics. Despite having a sizable share in Fidelity Bank, Peter Obi is not the bank’s sole owner; that distinction belongs to investors with a Ghanaian background.

Fidelity Bank is a fully operational commercial bank in Nigeria with 250 business sites that service more than five million customers through different digital banking channels.

Peter Obi Companies

Obi also owns and runs a number of foreign franchises, such as Ovaltine, Heinz goods, and South African international brewers.

One of Obi’s numerous retail operations is a network of supermarkets owned by his family, which runs in Lagos, Anambra, and Abuja. He has investments in several different financial services companies, including stock brokerages and banks, among others.

Obi Achievements As A Governor

He was able to manage the state fund. Obi left a fund worth $156 million. Peter Obi made Anambra the least indebted state in Nigeria. He received praise for not borrowing money to execute projects.

Under his leadership, the Senate President declared Anambra the most financially stable state in Nigeria.

Many commissioners and ambassadors from big countries like Northern Ireland, China, the Netherlands, and Canada, among others, came to Anambra for the first time.