Orji Uzor Kalu, a former governor of the state of Abia and a senator for Abia North in the national parliament, has said that the redesign of the naira and the cashless policy have caused him and his family pain.
On Monday, February 20, Orji Uzor Kalu alleged during an appearance on a Channels Television program that his family is no longer able to cook due to the policy.
He said;
“You can see the policy is right but I don’t keep money in my house. I am suffering.
“The other day, my house manager told my wife in Abuja that we have no money to cook food. My wife was virtually roaming around and we feed over 250 people every day. It is a problem to me and to everybody.”
Reacting to President Muhammadu Buhari’s directive for the Central Bank of Nigeria to make N200 notes circulate until the eve of the March 11 governorship election, Kalu said;
“This is why if I am in the position of the Mr President as I have told you before, I will listen to the Supreme Court judgement. The Supreme Court to me, whether they are right or wrong, Mr President should obey the law and ask his Attorney General to put a review to the Supreme Court.”
