Mr Tinubu, in December last year, approved the cancellation of the debts amid ongoing reform efforts by FG.
“I have always said that we want to know our position in Nigeria, are we strangers? We are the people who formed this country called Nigeria,” said Mr Nwobodo.
He argued that democracy allows political actors to make compromises in the interest of broader national goals.
Mr Obi argued that Nigeria’s current approach to taxation must be measured on the basis of honesty.
“So, if you are an Obidient and you’re not in the ADC, sorry, you’re not an Obidient- you are a disobedient,” said Kenneth Okonkwo.
Mr Utomi’s statement comes barely a day after Mr Obi joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition.
Mr Igboke stated that Mr Obi left LP due to the inability of the party to manage its own internal crisis.
The APC said, “A man who can so conveniently return to his vomit, without remorse or even a whimper, cannot be trusted with the destiny of a nation.”
Mr Obi said, “We have one year now to determine who went to school and who didn’t go to school.”
Mr Obi stressed that his decision was not about personal ambition but based on the country’s future.
