adioolayi:
I didn't hear him speak about Naira redesign policy in the clips though...

But, if true, then, I believe El-Rufai's submission that President Buhari can be "Convinced" by his cabinet members for their own selfish interests.

This is a very bad attributes of a leader anyways...how can the President be tossed around like a coin No wonder it seems we have been on a pilot scale for so long...and this also explains open interagency confrontations ....no form of alliance between agencies, everyone just doing what they like..

So good to see this administration bis coming to an end.

It is well

Don't tell me that you believed that lie that he was being tossed around by anyone. Who was tossing him around when he brought new Naira creation/redesign policy in 1984?? My mom sure narrated stories of the untold hardship that Nigerians went through that time. Say na toss around. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Buhari4sale:


Oh I must have mistaken you for someone else. But you actually look like someone I know to be candid.

Please, I. Hope you are the same person they wanted to burn along major Balogun road for box snatching on election day?

No I’m not, I’m not the type of rascals you are limited to knowing because of your lack of exposure. Sorry boy.

Bullocks for Brainless!... Such a lifeless, heartless, brainless, lawless, barbaric, satanic, sadistic, nepotic, self serving animal in human skin!
Buhari is Nigeria's WORST BLUNDER

Now that your policy didn't get the need expectation, can we come and arrest you? Because you have already killed thousands through starvation and psychological trauma.

This is a big disappointment really... although the government is not 100% to blame, we the citizens have our own fair share of the blame, the way POS people took the opportunity to rip off fellow Nigerians is just so disheartening... #300 for #1000!!! In the end of the day the policy didn't stop politicians from rigging the election.

Check out my breakdown of Nigeria's Naira design from a historic perspective: https://designings.com.ng/review-of-the-naira-note-redesign-an-historians-perspective/