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Posted by Chinenye on Wed 11th Nov, 2026 - tori.ng

Vice President Kashim Shettima has taken another shot at Peter Obi, questioning his knowledge of economics and his record as Anambra governor.

(Vice President Kashim Shettima. Photo by Daily Post)
VP Shettima has once again spoken out against presidential candidate Peter Obi.

Reports states that he simply imports cheap wine from South Africa does not make a person an expert in economics.

He made the remarks on Wednesday at the APC presidential campaign rally in Ondo State.

Shettima said Obi has been presenting himself as an economics authority across the country, but his record does not back that up.

He described Obi's eight years as Anambra governor as mediocre and said Nigerians should look at candidates' records rather than their speeches on television and social media.

He also took a swipe at Obi for calling Lagos his home.

Shettima said this showed Obi is benefiting from the good governance Tinubu delivered in Lagos, which he said turned the state into Nigeria's economic capital.