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essentialone:Thanks.. I understand now |
essentialone:Maybe you weren't paid when others received. pls was the payment date scheduled on the day you received it? Please kindly reply cos I want check something. Thanks |
essentialone:which Year, biko |
Please what is the current UBA /$ rate |
Mpeace:please do you have their contact numbers |
please someone should help me tell Morgan Capital to respond to their emails.
I have sent mail since last week but no response up till now |
*PRESS REMARKS BY GOVERNOR GODWIN EMEFIELE ON ISSUANCE OF NEW NAIRA BANKNOTES* Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen, and welcome to this special press briefing of the Bank. We have called this gathering to inform relevant stakeholders and the general public of persisting concerns we are facing with the management of our current series of banknotes, and currency in circulation, particularly those outside the banking system in Nigeria. As you all may be aware, currency management is a key function of the Central Bank of Nigeria, as enshrined in Section 2 (b) of the CBN Act 2007. Indeed, the integrity of a local legal tender, the efficiency of its supply, as well as its efficacy in the conduct of monetary policy are some of the hallmarks of a great Central Bank. In recent times, however, currency management has faced several daunting challenges that have continued to grow in scale and sophistication with attendant and unintended consequences for the integrity of both the CBN and the country. These challenges primarily include: ▪ Significant hoarding of banknotes by members of the public, with statistics showing that over 80 percent of currency in circulation are outside the vaults of commercial banks; ▪ Worsening shortage of clean and fit banknotes with attendant negative perception of the CBN and increased risk to financial stability; ▪ Increasing ease and risk of counterfeiting evidenced by several security reports. Indeed, recent development in photographic technology and advancements in printing devices have made counterfeiting relatively easier. In recent years, the CBN has recorded significantly higher rates of counterfeiting especially at the higher denominations of N500 and N1,000 banknotes. Although global best practice is for central banks to redesign, produce and circulate new local legal tender every 5–8 years, the Naira has not been redesigned in the last 20 years. On the basis of these trends, problems, and facts, and in line with Sections 19, Subsections a and b of the CBN Act 2007, the Management of the CBN sought and obtained the approval of President Muhammadu Buhari to redesign, produce, and circulate new series of banknotes at N100, N200, N500, and N1,000 levels. In line with this approval, we have finalized arrangements for the new currency to begin circulation from December 15, 2022. The new and existing currencies shall remain legal tender and circulate together until January 31, 2023 when the existing currencies shall seize to be legal tender. Accordingly, all Deposit Money Banks currently holding the existing denominations of the currency may begin returning these notes back to the CBN effective immediately. The newly designed currency will be released to the banks in the order of First-come-Firstserve basis. Customers of banks are enjoined to begin paying into their bank accounts the existing currency to enable them withdraw the new banknotes once circulation begins in mid-December 2022. All banks are therefore expected to keep open, their currency processing centers from Monday to Saturday so as to accommodate all cash that will be returned by their customers. For the purpose of this transition from existing to new notes, bank charges for cash deposits are hereby suspended with immediate effect. Therefore, DMBs are to note that no bank customer shall bear any charges for cash returned/paid into their accounts. Members of the public are to please note that the present notes remain legal tender and should not be rejected as a means of exchange for purchase of goods and services. We would like to use this opportunity to reassure the general public that the CBN would continue to monitor both the financial system in particular, and the economy in general, and always act in good faith for the achievement of the Bank’s objectives and the betterment of the country. I thank you for listening. Godwin Emefelie Governor |
*PRESS REMARKS BY GOVERNOR GODWIN EMEFIELE ON ISSUANCE OF NEW NAIRA BANKNOTES* Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen, and welcome to this special press briefing of the Bank. We have called this gathering to inform relevant stakeholders and the general public of persisting concerns we are facing with the management of our current series of banknotes, and currency in circulation, particularly those outside the banking system in Nigeria. As you all may be aware, currency management is a key function of the Central Bank of Nigeria, as enshrined in Section 2 (b) of the CBN Act 2007. Indeed, the integrity of a local legal tender, the efficiency of its supply, as well as its efficacy in the conduct of monetary policy are some of the hallmarks of a great Central Bank. In recent times, however, currency management has faced several daunting challenges that have continued to grow in scale and sophistication with attendant and unintended consequences for the integrity of both the CBN and the country. These challenges primarily include: ▪ Significant hoarding of banknotes by members of the public, with statistics showing that over 80 percent of currency in circulation are outside the vaults of commercial banks; ▪ Worsening shortage of clean and fit banknotes with attendant negative perception of the CBN and increased risk to financial stability; ▪ Increasing ease and risk of counterfeiting evidenced by several security reports. Indeed, recent development in photographic technology and advancements in printing devices have made counterfeiting relatively easier. In recent years, the CBN has recorded significantly higher rates of counterfeiting especially at the higher denominations of N500 and N1,000 banknotes. Although global best practice is for central banks to redesign, produce and circulate new local legal tender every 5–8 years, the Naira has not been redesigned in the last 20 years. On the basis of these trends, problems, and facts, and in line with Sections 19, Subsections a and b of the CBN Act 2007, the Management of the CBN sought and obtained the approval of President Muhammadu Buhari to redesign, produce, and circulate new series of banknotes at N100, N200, N500, and N1,000 levels. In line with this approval, we have finalized arrangements for the new currency to begin circulation from December 15, 2022. The new and existing currencies shall remain legal tender and circulate together until January 31, 2023 when the existing currencies shall seize to be legal tender. Accordingly, all Deposit Money Banks currently holding the existing denominations of the currency may begin returning these notes back to the CBN effective immediately. The newly designed currency will be released to the banks in the order of First-come-Firstserve basis. Customers of banks are enjoined to begin paying into their bank accounts the existing currency to enable them withdraw the new banknotes once circulation begins in mid-December 2022. All banks are therefore expected to keep open, their currency processing centers from Monday to Saturday so as to accommodate all cash that will be returned by their customers. For the purpose of this transition from existing to new notes, bank charges for cash deposits are hereby suspended with immediate effect. Therefore, DMBs are to note that no bank customer shall bear any charges for cash returned/paid into their accounts. Members of the public are to please note that the present notes remain legal tender and should not be rejected as a means of exchange for purchase of goods and services. We would like to use this opportunity to reassure the general public that the CBN would continue to monitor both the financial system in particular, and the economy in general, and always act in good faith for the achievement of the Bank’s objectives and the betterment of the country. I thank you for listening. Godwin Emefelie Governor ... copied...... |
yMcy56:am even surprise ooo. Yesterday it didn't move up like today jump to 12.45 |
maballack:Pls UBA current rate? |
yMcy56:please what can you say about Mansard and Custodian |
ositadima1:chai ... I have been asking myself WHY has Zee refuse to below 20 |
is NG****E via Speedaf still handed over to Nipost for delivery? |
bennyflipy:In stock market, anything that goes up must come down. #Hold #AddMoreIfYouCan #ItYourDecision |
yMcy56:Mbok gist me small |
earthrealm:which store |
machine606:Lasaco hasn't release their FYE yet. it's always around August and September if my memory serves me well |
PETERiCHY:Hmmmm... the same you will come back and be like... "Bargain Hunters take Note"... |
Uba @492.79... moving up |
earthrealm:SC work for me.. but @507. so check your balance n see if you have enough with the rate |
gewise7:just $4 |
I got my new SC Visa Gold Debit card, trying to make payment but am getting payment decline. How did you use guys your SC card? AE hasn't ask for appeal |
gewise7:It will be suspended from August 1st 2022. Soon we can patronised AE anymore |
Zee @20.75..
chai... go low low low Buga oh! |
megatran:Enyin Uyo Nnyin.... chat the seller n ask why no updates on the tracking |
To whom it may concern... It is already well with me and you can never ever in your generation be compare to me! Stop been in a hurry to call someone a name! Ino ke afo ado nko!!!!!!!! |
ConfirmBlog:Don't bother much about it. The price you see now is the same price you will see during the sales after the have increased it then slash to the price you are seeing now |
Entanglement:Oga, when and how did I support him? or is it bad for me to tell you not to attach a bad name to him! Your reasoning is so damn low. Get lost |
WaytoGo:you can give the seller an extension but be very vigilant to hit the dispute button if you still didn't receive it after the extension |
Entanglement:Oga, you just successfully pass on your message.... but why calling him "theif" |
WaytoGo:your package has arrived Nigeria.. but lost via transit in getting to you. take it from me. I have use this logistics before n have been receiving but one particular didn't receive. |
Coochieking:Yes... but I haven't try above $20 |
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