The Nigerian presidency has strongly denied allegations by former Anambra governor Peter Obi that he is being targeted by the federal government.Special Adviser Bayo Onanuga dismissed Obi's recent claims as false and misleading, accusing him of repeatedly making baseless accusations without evidence.Onanuga highlighted that Obi’s narrative about an airport incident involving his car flouting parking rules is unfounded.He also criticized Obi for fabricating stories to attract sympathy, particularly regarding his alleged health concerns and political exclusion.The presidential aide emphasized the government's focus on economic reforms and governance, not political distractions.Onanuga clarified that Fidelity Bank, where Obi has a stake, is thriving under current policies, refuting claims of government interference.

The article underscores the ongoing tensions between Obi and the Tinubu administration, with both sides framing the narrative to protect their reputations.