The Presidency, on Monday, debunked claims made by the Muslim Right Concern (MURIC) that the Federal Government has replaced the Arabic sign on Nigerian currency with Jewish Star of David in the new commemorative N100 note.

It would be recalled that MURIC in a statement on Sunday by Professor Ishaq Akintola, the director of the group, made this allegation. He also said President Goodluck Jonathan was implementing anti-Muslim policies [READ HERE].

But the presidency in a statement issued by presidential spokesman, Reuben Abati, dismissed these allegations.

It also denied that the security at the Presidential Villa was populated by Israelis operatives, adding that it was completely untrue for the Islamic group to claim that President Goodluck Jonathan was anti-Muslim.

“The symbol his statement is referring to is the Star of David. There is no where on that proposed note as indicated in the specimen that has been widely publicised where there is any Jewish or Zionist symbol or the Star of David.

“The Star of David is a hexagram which is two triangles of equal lines superimposed on each other. The hexagram is a very popular symbol, but it is not on that naira note. The symbol that he is referring to is not a Jewish symbol. It is what they call spark security feature. It is an optical magnetic feature which enables the public to authenticate a currency note whether it is genuine or counterfeit. That is the function of that particular design,” the statement said.

Ride on GEJ.


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So even MURIC cannot differentiate symbols or they just enjoy distracting government and hitting up the polity? Na wa oo.