By Bukola Idowu
— Dec 2, 2016 12:44 am | Leave a comment
The value of the naira at the parallel market dipped further yesterday even as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) warns of an influx of fake Hong Kong dollars (HK$) in the country’s foreign exchange market.
The naira had on Tuesday dropped in value from N473 to the dollar to N480 as liquidity pressures mounted on the currency. It dipped further yesterday selling at N482 to the dollar while it remained stable at N305 to the dollar at the interbank market.
Meanwhile, the CBN yesterday raised alarm on the influx of fake HK$100 notes in the country. According to the bank, the fake notes which were printed on normal A4 paper using inkjet printers are of poor quality.
The apex bank noted that the fake HK$100 notes lacked embossment and the feel of security features as silver marks were stuck on the notes to appear like the holographic security thread on the real bills.
“Also, the HK$100 numerals failed to turn gold and green when viewed from different angles.

http://leadership.ng/business/562120/naira-slumps-to-n482-as-cbn-warns-of-fake-hk-in-circulation

We need to overhaul the naira.Buhari don mess up everything.

Speculators

I trust my President, He is just waiting for the right time to take action!

Humm. just wait a little more, you will see PMB manhandling the situation.

Oluwole will soon start printing their own Dollar with the way things are going....

look @ the mess Buhari has got us all into.

#Atiku2019

nawa 482k

lol, no policy is working.
i saw this prediction last year by some female nairaland that the price of naira will fall to 500
i have to learn to take this people serious. they obviously know what they are saying.