Commissioner Law Mefor, there is no need for warnings or threats

Commissioner Law Mefor, there is no need for warnings or threats. Release everything you have.
Peter Obi has publicly challenged anyone with contrary evidence to bring it forward.

So if the Anambra State Government has additional records, put the complete documents before Nigerians loan agreements, drawdown records, dates, amounts actually received, repayment schedules and evidence showing precisely what was attributable to Obi’s administration.
In fact, Mefor reportedly acknowledged in a recent interview that he did not have the details of how much was actually drawn down from the loans and said the figures still needed reconciliation with the DMO.

That distinction matters. The state government says eight external loan facilities connected with Obi’s tenure remained outstanding, while Obi maintains that when he left office in March 2014, there were no unpaid salaries, pensions, gratuities or certified contractor obligations.
So, bring the evidence not warnings.

Peter Obi left office in 2014. More than twelve years later, Nigerians deserve documents that clearly establish what was approved, what was actually drawn down during his tenure, what was inherited or disbursed later, and what remained outstanding on the exact date he handed over.
No threats. No political drama. Put the complete records on the table and let Nigerians examine the facts for themselves.