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https://thenationonlineng.net/no-information-on-supreme-court-ruling-says-cbn/

FreedomArmy:
So supreme court is now overseeing monetary policies in Nigeria? Wonders shall never end.
The daily limit on withdrawal is actually a good idea. This has drastically reduced kidnapping and other forms of criminal activities in the country.

Sammy07:


May 30th, this guy should be in Jail.

Rexxie234:
Tinubu may die before then (just speaking) Obi must take his rightful places as president, APC rigged this election.



I hate tinubu!!!

9jaRealist:


@FreedomArmy is precisely RIGHT…

The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Accordingly, while we can all empathize with the effects of purportedly bad policies, the law courts (including the Supreme Court) are neither empowered nor equipped to determine which policies of the executive branch are substantively ‘good’ or ‘bad’. The constitutional power of Judicial Review granted to the judiciary is limited to deciding if laws/policies are in compliance with the law, not to SUBSTITUTE the judges’ personal policy preferences (eg, old notes to remain valid until December 31, 2023) in place of those constitutionally and statutorily empowered to make such policy decisions (including poor ones).

Two wrongs do not make a right, and thus we should as a society learn to do things (even the RIGHT things) in the RIGHT manner.
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scholarsfunding:
Tinubu will destroy this country. Bribing everybody up and down from INEC to supreme Court. Supreme Court don't hv business with monetary policy

IfnobeGod20:

You have not answered the question thrown at you. Court is to interpret laws enacted by the National Assembly. They are not to make law or add arbitrarily to it.
The case brought to it was mopping of the old notes from the circulation by some governors on the order of the president which does not go well with the citizens within their jurisdiction because it heaps untold hardship on them. That the time frame was too short and they even claimed they are not against the policy but they are against the timing.
But as the supreme court delivered the judgement. It chided the president for breaching the law that the president needed to have consulted the council of states before giving such directive but surprisingly instead of the supreme court to dwell on the merit of the case brought before it, it went doing the work of president, CBN and council of states altogether by setting date when the old money would not be legal tender in Nigeria. That is on it own affront to the law. The supreme court should have just voided the directive of Mr. President and ask the parties involved to follow the rules of law than acting as the CBN, president and council of states in such manner. Nigeria is not a banana republic. Rule of law must reign supreme. Supreme court cannot be the alpha and Omega of everything. They can only be the alpha and Omega of interpretation of laws but not other aspect of governance.
On the withdrawal limit, supreme court should have also go ahead and place a limit to the amount that can be withdrew since its placed date when the old notes will not be legal tender. Why saying it was against the law to place limit on the amount customers can withdraw and not go further to give limit for withdrawal. And the funny thing is that they did not quote a single law to back up their claim.
We need be very careful in this country the type of power we are given supreme court justices, hence they will turn this country upside down. Same way someone that doesn't obtained form for senatorial seat was declared as the winner of a primary he never partook.

Luukasz:

This is the same judicials some people expect will give Obi his stolen mandate.

Nigerian politicians don't rate Nigerian judicials an inch, dey don see dem finish just like the military.

It's well sha

scholarsfunding:
Tinubu will destroy this country. Bribing everybody up and down from INEC to supreme Court. Supreme Court don't hv business with monetary policy

HellVictorinho7:
nonsense

FreedomArmy:
So supreme court is now overseeing monetary policies in Nigeria? Wonders shall never end.
The daily limit on withdrawal is actually a good idea. This has drastically reduced kidnapping and other forms of criminal activities in the country.

manutdrichie:
I am one of the few Nigerians keying into the CBN's cashless policy because the gains are too numerous to mention

No.1.....Kidnapping dissappeared with the speed of light

Rexxie234:
Tinubu may die before then (just speaking) Obi must take his rightful places as president, APC rigged this election.



I hate tinubu!!!

FreedomArmy:
So supreme court is now overseeing monetary policies in Nigeria? Wonders shall never end.
The daily limit on withdrawal is actually a good idea. This has drastically reduced kidnapping and other forms of criminal activities in the country.

FreedomArmy:
So supreme court is now overseeing monetary policies in Nigeria? Wonders shall never end.
The daily limit on withdrawal is actually a good idea. This has drastically reduced kidnapping and other forms of criminal activities in the country.

Luukasz:

This is the same judicials some people expect will give Obi his stolen mandate.

Nigerian politicians don't rate Nigerian judicials an inch, dey don see dem finish just like the military.

It's well sha

IfnobeGod20:

You have not answered the question thrown at you. Court is to interpret laws enacted by the National Assembly. They are not to make law or add arbitrarily to it.
The case brought to it was mopping of the old notes from the circulation by some governors on the order of the president which does not go well with the citizens within their jurisdiction because it heaps untold hardship on them. That the time frame was too short and they even claimed they are not against the policy but they are against the timing.
But as the supreme court delivered the judgement. It chided the president for breaching the law that the president needed to have consulted the council of states before giving such directive but surprisingly instead of the supreme court to dwell on the merit of the case brought before it, it went doing the work of president, CBN and council of states altogether by setting date when the old money would not be legal tender in Nigeria. That is on it own affront to the law. The supreme court should have just voided the directive of Mr. President and ask the parties involved to follow the rules of law than acting as the CBN, president and council of states in such manner. Nigeria is not a banana republic. Rule of law must reign supreme. Supreme court cannot be the alpha and Omega of everything. They can only be the alpha and Omega of interpretation of laws but not other aspect of governance.
On the withdrawal limit, supreme court should have also go ahead and place a limit to the amount that can be withdrew since its placed date when the old notes will not be legal tender. Why saying it was against the law to place limit on the amount customers can withdraw and not go further to give limit for withdrawal. And the funny thing is that they did not quote a single law to back up their claim.
We need be very careful in this country the type of power we are given supreme court justices, hence they will turn this country upside down. Same way someone that doesn't obtained form for senatorial seat was declared as the winner of a primary he never partook.

FreedomArmy:
So supreme court is now overseeing monetary policies in Nigeria? Wonders shall never end.
The daily limit on withdrawal is actually a good idea. This has drastically reduced kidnapping and other forms of criminal activities in the country.

FreedomArmy:
So supreme court is now overseeing monetary policies in Nigeria? Wonders shall never end.
The daily limit on withdrawal is actually a good idea. This has drastically reduced kidnapping and other forms of criminal activities in the country.

Rexxie234:
Tinubu may die before then (just speaking) Obi must take his rightful places as president, APC rigged this election.



I hate tinubu!!!

0monnak0da:
on your father's bald head

Goodconcept78:
BITTER TRUTH

bonnyhope:


You can say your view without insult or you don't any meaningful contribution

HellVictorinho7:
spits on my father's head

Bluffly:

I tire o. Same thing I have been saying but it appears that Nigeria has a lot of dim wits