₦airaland Forum

article1:
OP, you can do better cos I don't grab anything from your post

AbuTwins:
I just tire for this policy wey banks are allegedly giving old monies they won't collect!

Sorrynovex:
Obaseki is a lesser failure than oshiomole

Oshomole is an ole like his name

Shout out to Chief Lucky Igbinedion

#sorrynovex

Ameduedwin:
niether me an ibo or coming from southern east or South South region. Did you know I leave in the area where the incidents happened and there's eye withnes watch the incidents as it unfolding

Ameduedwin:
you are engolf or engross with tribalism and hatred for others tribe as you Yoruba normally do, because of envy and jealous as a result of your lazyness, that is why you can not deduce the actual Truth.

Ameduedwin:
and who are those people wearing mask go into the market at Three am shot the security guarding the market Dead and set the market ableze? Answer the question.

OneBulletOnly:
Yorubas are burning all Igbo dominated markets.

signature2012:
This issue is far deeper than what you have above there.

Prior to 2015 elections, Ogbeni Dipo and Omojuwa were paid influencers and used profane words to attack Goodluck Jonathan and his wife.
Go and check their old tweets.

8 years down the line, the Gen Zs are doing same to them.

Dipo charges money from Nigerians to help them write their CV which I feel is exploitation due to the economy of the country.Fine CV without no job, of what use then?

He lives in the UK, enjoy good Governance and support bad Government in Nigeria.

He's a Pro-Buharist!!!


As for Omojuwa, he's a known APC paid influencer.He only cares about his pocket.
He's married to a Canadian and japa is very sure for him.He is less concern about what the average Nigerian youth faces everyday.

By the way;I dont and will never support bully, threat of life or attack of any kind.
There are other constructive ways you can be an opponent.

SAY NO TO CYBERBULLY OR THREAT TO LIFE!!

These 2 folks Dont give a damn about how people are suffering daily in the hands of the person they campaigned,influence people to vote for.They are more concerned about the money they will make from a heartless Administration.

Formation10:
No wonder Nigeria is going backward because same people will see the truth and keep saying lie's and supporting evil

remsonik:
Well I won't take it until I hear from CBN if it's still a legal tender.

Banks are only telling you to take it to give you more stress cos if CBN doesn't release any notes yet the stress and attacks on them will be much more. You will take your notes to CBN office to change it yourself

Lotuslove:
Only tweets signed "PO" are from Obi himself. This one was probably done by one of his PA's.

And since when has a mere mistake become a lie?

BombAttack:
Meaning he is among those that burnt down Lagos

Fahdiga:
Traders are still rejecting it. CBN should issue a statement about this.

Some commercial banks in Lagos have started issuing the old naira notes to customers at their various automated teller machines (ATMs) terminals and over the counter.

The development is in compliance with the new directive of the supreme court, extending the validity period of the old notes to the end of the year.

Following the controversy that trailed the naira redesign policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) from October last year, several states sought the supreme court’s intervention in extending the validity of the old N200, N500, and N1, 000 notes.
On February 8, the court restrained the CBN from enforcing the February 10 deadline following an ex parte application brought by the states.

It later insisted that the old notes remained legal tender while adjourning the hearing of the case brought against the CBN on the policy on February 15.

Setting a new deadline in its final judgement on the matter last week, the apex court ruled that the old N200, N500, and N1,000 notes should continue as legal tender until December 31, 2023.

Checks by TheCable on Tuesday show that some commercial banks have stated to comply with the court order, despite silence from the CBN and President Muhammadu Buhari.

It was observed that a Zenith Bank branch in Festac Town paid out the old notes to customers over the counter.

“It has been approved by CBN for circulation till December 31 and that’s why we can dispense to our customers,” a bank official said.

Another bank official said the branch had “received orders to begin dispensing old notes to our customers”.

The ATMs at the branches of the United Bank for Africa (UBA) close to Agege-Pen Cinema Bridge, and Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) in the Ikeja area Lagos, were also dispensing the old notes when TheCable reporters visited.

Isa Abdulmumin, CBN spokesperson, said both the old and new notes are legal tender and banks are currently issuing to customers.

However, he said the CBN was yet to issue an official statement on the matter.
“Banks are paying old notes as well as new notes. They are all legal tender,” he said.
“Yes, the CBN has not issued an official statement on the issue. Anyone banks give to you, you can collect. We just want to make life easy for Nigerians.”

Abdulmumin expressed concern on the continued rejection of the old notes by some traders and transporters.

He said the old notes should not be rejected as they are still a valid means of exchange.

“No. They can’t reject it. It’s all legal tender,” he said.