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Governor Peter Obi and the burden of leadership

November 13, 2010 by Admin Leave a Comment

Obi is Anambra State's man When Henry Kissinger was the United States Secretary of state, Germans refer to him as ‘Unsere eigenen Mann’ which means ‘Our own man‘ because Henry (Heniz) Kissinger to them is not just only a German American but a favorite one. Governor Obi is ‘Unsere eigenen Mann’ which means in Igbo language ‘Onye nke anyi’ because he … [Read more...] about Governor Peter Obi and the burden of leadership

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