₦airaland Forum

This one bad. PDP chairman for that matter.

Ogaga87:
You know everything in this country is given to China to produce.. What do you expect from China printing

Lols

providencia:
Very true. I confirmed it

Really? Can you post pictures please.

This is terrible. How I wish I have the new notes with me I would have tested it.

God bless you..... Make sure you verify very well o. Niaraland is full of corporate beggers

gaby:
I hope there's no swimming pool within sight out there...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBoQ2Ju9r10
Not at all.

herkeem:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBoQ2Ju9r10


Davido and Chioma Party hard in CAPE VARDE.
WATCH THE VIDEO

Thank God they are enjoying themselves after all that has happened.

The Lagos Blue Line will have 13 Train Stations and, unlike the Diesel-powered Red Line, will be operated on Electric Motor Units (EMUs) consisting of self-propelled carriages using electricity for motive power.
This means that the rail tracks will be electrified and that it will be life-threatening for anybody to attempt to cross the rail lines.
Although the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA) has already fenced off the rail tracks of the Blue Line, this warning is still pertinent because previous experience is that some people have a habit of cutting such fences in order to create illegal thoroughfares for themselves.

DO NOT CROSS THE LAGOS BLUE LINE RAIL TRACK!
https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/what-you-need-to-know-about-lagos-blue-line-rail/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwiJY-Az99M
Nlfpmod lalasticlala mynd44 seun

“YBNL Boys�❤️…..” - Asake and Fireboy perform “Bandana” for the first time in Lagos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKbjJ39i-iI
Nlfpmod lalasticlala mynd44 seun

HomoSapiien:
It’d be unreasonable for anyone to protest again fuel subsidy now.

Fuel subsidy must go for the greater good to come.

Yes but incentives must be put in place for the poor and the disadvantaged

City boy

Buccalcavity2:
I was really emotional when I saw the video of the people onboard. Not because I haven't ridden a metro train before. (I have used all major forms of transportation by HIS grace). But that it is a development I had always hoped to see in Nigeria someday. I can't wait to use the water ways and metroline in Lagos soon.
I pray that Nigeria will prosper and she will live her potential.

It's really impressive to have a metro line in a city like Lagos. It will add to the beautiful of the city and lessen traffic jams.

Good

Good, ASIWAJU BOLA TINUBU is a goal

Good, the campaign was massive. Nigerian youths are ready for change.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srZT9Fb4d_s

NECK PRESSING CROWD.... HUGE CROWD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srZT9Fb4d_s

Good

Massive ...... Nigeria will be good cos they trust Peter Obi.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srZT9Fb4d_s

Good one from Peter Obi

Massive..... See the video below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ0vy4p_smA

Wonder shall never end. Meanwhile, watch this video to learn how to spot fake new Naira Notes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz7us-DQwdo

Good .....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz7us-DQwdo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz7us-DQwdo

Only a few days after the CBN released the newly redesigned naira notes, counterfeit notes also entered the system.

It is only imperative to arm yourself with the knowledge of how to identify the fake from the real naira notes.

This video highlights five easy ways to identify counterfeit Naira Notes.

How to identify fake Naira notes

Some days after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) released the redesigned Naira currency in the denominations of N200, N500 and N1,000, fake notes of the new N1000 Naira notes have been circulated in the economy.

A fake currency is an imitation of currency produced without legal authorisation from the state of government.

Identification of original Naira notes from fake pieces in the economy does not require a formal education, there are differences to look for.

This report reveals how fake Naira notes can be identified which will prevent good citizens from being scammed.

The Naira notes are protected by various security features to enable the easy recognition of genuine notes.

These are five simple guidelines on a Naira note that will help you to differentiate a counterfeit Naira from a genuine one.

1. Check the texture

If the texture of the Naira note is soft and the image in it appears dull, you have the right to be concerned, reject it and demand another one.

This means that you should be sensitive to the touch of the money you are given when involved in any transaction.

2. Observe the gold foil

The N1000 note has a gold foil on the right side, just near the CBN governor’s signature. If you scratch the gold foil of a fake note it will peel off instantly but the gold foil on the original note does not peel.

3. Use water or other liquid

You can differentiate fake currency from the original by using water or other liquid. Scammers release fake money and the colours they use in printing counterfeits are soluble in water and some other liquids.

If you are not certain about the originality of a Naira note, dip it in water or petrol and scrub it gently. The colours will change immediately if it is fake money. The colours of counterfeit money will wash off like an artwork painted with watercolour.

Again, the moment you immerse it in water, the paper becomes messed up. It will get rough and look more like a paper mache. However, the real note will not look like this when immersed in water or any liquid.

4 . Examine the ribbon/thread

There is a thread which appears like a ribbon on all Naira notes, running from the top to the bottom.

In real notes, this thread can be felt with a touch. It is more noticeable on old Naira notes. However, in fake notes, there is something that looks like the thread but it is not.

In the counterfeit notes, what is there is just a straight-line painting that looks like the thread in the original notes. If you scratch the painting, it will peel off like the solver panel on recharge cards.

5. Use mercury bulbs

Some qualities of the paper Naira notes cannot be seen with the naked eye. These features are only in original Naira notes, and one cannot see them except with the help of mercury bulbs.

For instance, if a real N1000 note is placed under the rays from a mercury bulb, it will show a shining 1000 (in numbers) written across the note. The same is applicable to smaller denominations.

These five simple tips discussed above are enough for anyone to use to differentiate original Naira notes from fake ones.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2022/12/how-to-identify-fake-naira-notes/amp/