tuoyoojo:
This is my take

This new note is not enough and would be unable to replace the old

With the new law of 20,000 max cash withdrawal coming into effect on the 9th of January and the old notes becoming outdated on the 31st , the demand for the new note would surge

This is done to stampede vote buying in Feb, after the election, we may return back to the old note o

bnbash:

For your information I am Hausa/Fulani. So make your judgements

dynicks:
NIGERIA OUR COUNTRY!!

UNA DOINGS DEY ON ANOTHER LEVEL....KAI!!

bergs2:


The way the guy in that meme dey, I know say na garri dey that plate so.

DJInfluence:
look in the mirror mate! He basically explained what they said in simple terms for you to understand. But apparently you still didn't get it. Nothing he says was made up or nonsensical. You can rather claim the MINT explanation is nonsensical but not his because he basically explained their statement which I think is accurate ( his explanation). The MINT on the other hand maybe bullsh**ing us.

mycar:

That question goes to them. What I pointed out is that they are not making an excuse, they could be lying but not an excuse at all

mycar:

you did not read it else you wouldn't have made this comment.

They are saying that the quality of the new naira note is same as the old one, if you get a newly printed old naira note, it will exhibit the same quality, the high ink deposit helps to improve the texture of the notes, the note gets heavier with time and those help to differentiate it from the counterfeited ones.
They could be lying but that's the summary of what they are saying, for those that read only the headline.

So, to me, anybody that goes about washing or scrubbing the note to test its quality, is on his own. Treat the note with respect,.

saintjimos:
My take is that they're many fake in circulation

When dealing with the new note , the security features should be checked

holocron:


It's either Hausa or Fulani. Take note. The days of pulling the wool over the eyes of Nigerians are over. Choose one, Hausa or Fulani. Nothing like Hausa-fulani ethnicity in Nigeria or the whole world for that matter.

Is there Yoruba-fulani? Igbo-Yoruba? Ibibio-ijaw? Tiv-Jukun? What is all these for heaven's sake

UselessBuharist:


You guys are Terrorists

mycar:

you did not read it else you wouldn't have made this comment.

They are saying that the quality of the new naira note is same as the old one, if you get a newly printed old naira note, it will exhibit the same quality, the high ink deposit helps to improve the texture of the notes, the note gets heavier with time and those help to differentiate it from the counterfeited ones.
They could be lying but that's the summary of what they are saying, for those that read only the headline.

So, to me, anybody that goes about washing or scrubbing the note to test its quality, is on his own. Treat the note with respect,.

mycar:

you did not read it else you wouldn't have made this comment.

They are saying that the quality of the new naira note is same as the old one, if you get a newly printed old naira note, it will exhibit the same quality, the high ink deposit helps to improve the texture of the notes, the note gets heavier with time and those help to differentiate it from the counterfeited ones.
They could be lying but that's the summary of what they are saying, for those that read only the headline.

So, to me, anybody that goes about washing or scrubbing the note to test its quality, is on his own. Treat the note with respect,.

bnbash:

What is your problem with my tribal affiliation? I do not care if Yoruba-Fulani or whatsoever exist or not. I know Hausa- Fulani exists and I don't need anybody to approve its existence shikenan! !

holocron:


It's either Hausa or Fulani. Take note. The days of pulling the wool over the eyes of Nigerians are over. Choose one, Hausa or Fulani. Nothing like Hausa-fulani ethnicity in Nigeria or the whole world for that matter.

Is there Yoruba-fulani? Igbo-Yoruba? Ibibio-ijaw? Tiv-Jukun? What is all these for heaven's sake?

KevMitnick:

In your attempt at justifying incompetence, you have shown yourself to be bereft of wisdom. You even tried to remove yourself from the stupidity by saying "they could be lying" but you are actually part of the uselessness...this bogus explanation doesn't negate the fact that the notes are of very bad quality and can pass for counterfeits anyday and anytime...smh

SouthSouth1914:
This note can easily be faked! Especially for people who launder substandard notes. All they need do is add COLORING to their final product(s).

KevMitnick:
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No they don't exist. The hausa-fulani narrative is a deceptive coinage created by the oppressive Fulani elites to create a false sense of brotherliness and solidarity with the native Hausa's in the North in order to continue to oppress and subjugate them. Continue living in deception.

dettolgel:
Naija I hail. Actually this is the first time I heard that it is normal for new notes to leave stain on white surface.

Ofunaofu:

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/01/why-new-naira-notes-leave-ink-when-rubbed-on-white-surfaces-mint/

Ofunaofu:

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/01/why-new-naira-notes-leave-ink-when-rubbed-on-white-surfaces-mint/

dettolgel:
Naija I hail. Actually this is the first time I heard that it is normal for new notes to leave stain on white surface.