For a fact most ordinary Nigerians have all returned old N1000 and N500 notes in their possession:

- firstly the ordinary Nigerian doesn’t even have much money
- No ordinary Nigerian wants play games or risk the small money they have, so they have returned virtually all old currencies they had

The remaining about N600 billion cash yet to be returned are likely in possession of corrupt politicians, they are the ones instigating violence and insisting old currencies must remain.

Anyone still in possession of the old N1000 and N500 notes is most likely a CRIMINAL and must be treated as such

From your comment you are still being feed by your parents

KingsCity:
For a fact most ordinary Nigerians have all returned old N1000 and N500 notes in their possession:

- firstly the ordinary Nigeria doesn’t even have much money
- No ordinary Nigerian wants play games or risk the small money they have, so they have returned virtually all old currencies they had

The remaining about N600 billion cash yet to be returned are likely in possession of corrupt politicians, they are the ones instigating violence and insisting old currencies must remain.

Anyone still in possession of the old N1000 and N500 notes is most likely a CRIMINAL and must be treated as such

yarimo:
From your comment you are still being feed by your parents

The OP is an ipob miscreant. By their comments, you can easily identify them

I saw a man on my way from a supermarket this morning counting some 500 naira notes and I was shocked.

Wetin this man dey feel like now? All my transactions for now is transfer and POS. If you no need my money, I go to your neighbor. No time.

Do you think everyone has the time to que up in a bank for hours aimlessly