Orji Kalu, the Senate Chief Whip, has reacted to some rumours that he is a ritualist.
The politician revealed why some citizens labelled him a money ritualist.
The former Governor of Anambra State went down memory lane in a Facebook post on Saturday.
Kalu recalled that in 1982 when he bought the latest Mercedes car, the then President Shehu Shagari was the only Nigerian using the same.
“Whenever I drove the car, some would look at it with admiration while a few were spreading rumors that I was into money rituals.
“Unfortunately things haven’t changed much today, people still think that you wake up and make money without working for it,” he wrote.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain told people to stop “entertaining the blackmail” that he was in politics for money, declaring that he has lost more of it.
“After I left as governor, I stayed away from politics for 12 years. I returned in 2019 when it was obvious the zone was going into trenches and for the sake of the people.”
Noting that his return has paid off for the Abia North zone “beyond expectations”, Kalu boasted he could resign as a senator because he spends personal money while serving the people.
The politician added that in Nigeria, people who have done no business except holding public office are hailed while those who have worked hard are called names.
“The best you can do is to study people and try to be better than them. For the life we live is not for ourselves alone but for God and to then accommodate other people”, he said.
Orji Kalu, the Senate Chief Whip, has reacted to some rumours that he is a ritualist.
The politician revealed why some citizens labelled him a money ritualist.
The former Governor of Anambra State went down memory lane in a Facebook post on Saturday.
Kalu recalled that in 1982 when he bought the latest Mercedes car, the then President Shehu Shagari was the only Nigerian using the same.
“Whenever I drove the car, some would look at it with admiration while a few were spreading rumors that I was into money rituals.
“Unfortunately things haven’t changed much today, people still think that you wake up and make money without working for it,” he wrote.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain told people to stop “entertaining the blackmail” that he was in politics for money, declaring that he has lost more of it.
“After I left as governor, I stayed away from politics for 12 years. I returned in 2019 when it was obvious the zone was going into trenches and for the sake of the people.”
Noting that his return has paid off for the Abia North zone “beyond expectations”, Kalu boasted he could resign as a senator because he spends personal money while serving the people.
The politician added that in Nigeria, people who have done no business except holding public office are hailed while those who have worked hard are called names.
“The best you can do is to study people and try to be better than them. For the life we live is not for ourselves alone but for God and to then accommodate other people”, he said.
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