‘It Would Eliminate Corruption, Vote Buying’ – Secondus Hails Buhari On Naira Redesign

• Secondus has hailed Buhari on the Naira redesign.

• Secondus acknowledged the approach would eradicate corruption from the nation.

• According to the former PDP Chairman, the policy will help banks trace transactions across accounts.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that the former National Chairman of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Uche Secondus, has hailed President Muhammadu Buhari over the new naira policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The PDP chieftain said though Buhari has not done well in his two tenures, the naira policy is commendable.

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Secondus acknowledged that the policy would rid the country of corruption since vote buyers would not be allowed to do so.

According to Secondus, the policy will also help the banks to trace the movement of money across accounts. He charged Nigerians to support the president in his desire to rid the country of election riggers and corrupt politicians.

He said: “If there is any policy of President Buhari that deserves to be supported, it is the new naira policy. Though we all know that the President has not done well since he assumed office, the idea behind the new naira policy deserves to be supported.

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“It will rid the country of corruption because those who use cash to bribe voters will not be allowed to do so. Then, the policy will also help the banks to trace the movement of money across accounts.”

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