Reps contradict Supreme Court, ask CBN to phase out old naira notes by December
The lawmakers asked the CBN to issue more new ₦200, ₦500, and ₦1,000 notes and begin the gradual withdrawal of ...
The lawmakers asked the CBN to issue more new ₦200, ₦500, and ₦1,000 notes and begin the gradual withdrawal of ...
Unless and until we allow our institutions to work seamlessly regardless of who is in charge or even a name ...
Despite lamenting the ripple effect of the cash crunch on their businesses, traders refused to accept the old Naira notes ...
A food vendor said she would not collect the old notes because nobody was ready to collect them from her.
“Such restriction on an owner’s right to freely use his or her property is illegal unless provided for by a ...
On Monday, the protesters started by burning tyres and later burnt down two banks, throwing Sagamu into chaos.
Mr Sani said there would be no objections to the Naira redesigning policy if it was done after the 2023 ...
Last week, the Supreme Court gave an interim order barring the federal government from implementing the 10 February deadline set ...
Senate President Ahmad Lawan and House Speaker Femi Gbajabiamila met with the president shortly after the end of Friday's National ...
He said the council supported the policy but charged the central bank to do more to make the new naira ...
While some lawyers argued that the CBN had no choice other than to obey the ruling cancelling the 10 February ...
Mr El-Rufai told his audience to continue transacting with the old naira notes.
The Supreme Court gave the order in a suit filed by three APC-controlled states - Kaduna, Kogi and Zamfara.
"The law, which says even after the old currency has lost its legal tender status, that we are mandated to ...
Responding to Mr Udoh, Abike Dabira-Erewa, chairperson of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) asked, “do Nigerians in diaspora keep or ...
The government said the decision was taken to avoid any unforeseen circumstance.
The CBN on Tuesday insisted that the deadline on old notes remained 31 January.
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