BossGerald:


For my own business kwa?? Do anyhow see anyhow radarada.

If I choose to accept transfer, POS card transaction for my own personal business, who are you to dictate to me how to run my business when I haven't committed any crime?? In this 21st century democracy.

This is dictatorship

what did the UK govt did to abramovich. Abi no be his own personal business too

IamANigerianMan:

It useless as long as bank does not accept them

Banks are still accepting them. The deadline is Feb 17.

BossGerald:


For my own business kwa?? Do anyhow see anyhow radarada.

If I choose to accept transfer, POS card transaction for my own personal business, who are you to dictate to me how to run my business when I haven't committed any crime?? In this 21st century democracy.

This is dictatorship

No it's not. What the supermarket did is sabotage.

muykem:
Good. You must obey supreme Court order.

Anarchy is looming in Nigeria.

Court and some state governors versus federal government.

Spot on!... If buhari is truly the commander in chief, he should quit being a COWARD and confront / prosecute tinubu instead dragging the general populace into their imbroglio
Satanic, sadistic, lifeless govt of self serving THIEVES AND BLOODTHIRSTY TERRORISTS!

Sure👍

Kyase:

Even in Benue, nobody send the new naira note sef

jared007:
Southern Nigeria panic too much in an embarrassing way. Over here in Kaduna we are using old notes. Once Northern governor's kick against CBN/Buhari's policy just know they are bound to win.

Loool. Two Nigerias in one,
yet this fact is not accepted by some Nigerian groups.

kokoA:
So the president is greater than the highest court in the land? Make Una dey reason sometimes naw.

he has absolute power. He appointed the so called Judge

BossGerald:


For my own business kwa?? Do anyhow see anyhow radarada.

If I choose to accept transfer, POS card transaction for my own personal business, who are you to dictate to me how to run my business when I haven't committed any crime?? In this 21st century democracy.

This is dictatorship

It is called a legal tender for a reason, you have no right to reject it if the government recognises it

Obaaderemi2:
Banks are still accepting them. The deadline is Feb 17.

Which bank

Opintiwa:
APC fighting APC policy 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, that’s the beauty of democracy, and this is how it operates in other developed climes. So no big deal at all.

chiol:


Which bank

All the banks are accepting deposit of old notes until the cbn deadline of 15th.

NOETHNICITY:
Yeah, that’s the beauty of democracy, and this is how it operates in other developed climes. So no big deal at all.

Oho

Another corn rodent who was not favored 🤣🤣🤣🤣

If banks go gree collect

BossGerald:


For my own business kwa?? Do anyhow see anyhow radarada.

If I choose to accept transfer, POS card transaction for my own personal business, who are you to dictate to me how to run my business when I haven't committed any crime?? In this 21st century democracy.

This is dictatorship

The law of the land superseded your business operations

Obaaderemi2:
Banks are still accepting them. The deadline is Feb 17.

Continuing deceiving yourself..

God bless the northern governors. Edo governor is a useless idiot. He said we're not suffering from the policy. Ewu governor! Buhari the useless president said we should give him 7days but we nor hear from the MUGU till now.
God punish Emiefele and all those supporting this satanic policy.

Go after POS operators now! Especially the devils that charge N1000 for N5000

muykem:
Good. You must obey supreme Court order.

Wednesday is fast approaching.

jared007:
Southern Nigeria panic too much in an embarrassing way. Over here in Kaduna we are using old notes. Once Northern governor's kick against CBN/Buhari's policy just know they are bound to win.

I have spent almost 11k old note in the last 36hours. I got it from a friend who was afraid she may not be able to use it .now all her cash is safe and everyone is happy

Agadinaagwuofe:


Seriously, there is something inherently with some Nigerians as regards to rule of law and their basic rights. Can you imagine the nonsense a governor did and people are showing support tomorrow when their rights are stamped upon they cry blue murder. Tell me what the owner suppose to do. Banks informed him they were not going to collect old money from him and he in turn decided not to caught up in the power play by not accepting from customers. Do the governor wants him to bear the losses? Are businesses not open to make profit? let him go and arrest banks that have shut down and stop collecting the money. Every business owner has the RIGHTS to determine WHO AND WHOM TO SELL and WHAT CAN BE USED AS EXCHANGE as long as it is legally registered and not violating any existing rule or policy. This is crass dictatorship but unfortunately the courts are not there to help or give justice to common man. Sometimes when whites mock Africans these are kind of the news that supports that.

Aside that sef, if I open business and decided to collect only transfer, isn't it my choice?

I have my business, you have your cash...its only left for you to patronise, no one is forcing you to buy from me

See wahala oo

famouscargo4u:


Government policy affects everything you do.

There's no where government policy said I must accept only cash(old notes) for business.

IamANigerianMan:

Continuing deceiving yourself..

You are the one deceiving yourself. How come we are still spending the old notes after the 10th Feb deadline?

BossGerald:


Aside that sef, if I open business and decided to collect only transfer, isn't it my choice?

I have my business, you have your cash...its only left for you to patronise, no one is forcing you to buy from me

See wahala oo

You have the right to receive only transfer but you have no right to reject a legal tender.

Kyase:
The supermarket, which was shut for insisting on new notes, has written a letter to Governor Abdullahi Ganduje to apologise for its action.

In the letter, the supermarket said it rejected the old notes based on the deadline set by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the refusal of commercial banks to accept old notes.

https://dailytrust.com/well-start-accepting-old-notes-kano-supermarket-begs-ganduje/

Whatever anyone may think of the CBN policy (and I happen to think it’s been horribly implemented)…
Governor Gandollar has NO AUTHORITY to arbitrarily shut down a supermarket over an issue in dispute before the courts.’
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Latakia:
Imagine a Lebanese Supermarket wanna dictate to Nigerians. I don't blame them after all Naanu and his boss Atiku supported the wicked CBN policy thinking they are hurting Jagaban.

Quit being such a PRIMITIVE XENOPHOBE…
They are Lebanese-NIGERIANS and have settled in this country probably longer than you’ve been alive (and “Nigerian”)!
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Father4all:
he has absolute power. He appointed the so called Judge

NOPE! HE MOST CERTAINLY DOES NOT!!

Some Nigerians should please quit this ‘Rankadede’ mindset…
The President is an ELECTED PUBLIC SERVANT - not a feudal monarch or emperor!
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9jaRealist:


Whatever anyone may think of the CBN policy (and I happen to think it’s been horribly implemented)…
Governor Gandollar has NO AUTHORITY to arbitrarily shut down a supermarket over an issue in dispute before the courts.’
>

You think?
Go stop him then

Tflex01:


Panic is not really the problem. Just that PDP and their lite (LP) counterparts around here want to use it for political advantage. But they will fail.

Modified: Tinubu supporters should try and watch this Tinubu's NESG debate. This debate is changing so many wrong narratives against Asiwaju.

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

I watched that video and you will see the absolute brilliance of that man! He knows his stuff...practical applicable ways to push us out of the doldrums!

Truvelisback:
Two weeks is even too small. I will shut down for like 2months for them to know the true meaning of Suffering. The same should be done to these POS operators. They are draining the pockets of people of their hard earn money.

Most Nigerians are opportunist and a bad one at that

Agadinaagwuofe:


Seriously, there is something inherently with some Nigerians as regards to rule of law and their basic rights. Can you imagine the nonsense a governor did and people are showing support tomorrow when their rights are stamped upon they cry blue murder.
Tell me what the owner suppose to do. Banks informed him they were not going to collect old money from him and he in turn decided not to caught up in the power play by not accepting from customers. Do the governor wants him to bear the losses? Are businesses not open to make profit? let him go and arrest banks that have shut down and stop collecting the money. Every business owner has the RIGHTS to determine WHO AND WHOM TO SELL and WHAT CAN BE USED AS EXCHANGE as long as it is legally registered and not violating any existing rule or policy. This is crass dictatorship but unfortunately the courts are not there to help or give justice to common man. Sometimes when whites mock Africans these are kind of the news that supports that.

Ah, the so called white or any other discerning individual will recognise that the madness didn't start with the actions of Kano state government. Rather, it began when an incompetent Emefiele and his cronies at CBN decided to bite off more than it can chew.

Didn't you recognise the mockery when despite the ratio of old to new Naira notes being at 98:2, even at this very Feb 13, the alternate-reality living CBN are still insisting on an already due Feb 10 as deadline for old notes deposition?

Is it not mockery to your intelligence when the CBN, after admitting facing unprecedented challenges, including their inability to print new notes because of lack of printing papers, were still insisting Feb 15 as the last day for legally spending old notes? No be madness be that?

A bit rich to leave all that out only to start crying for a supermarket who are effectively rejecting a legal tender going by the Supreme Court's intervention.

The overwhelming majority of Nigerians only possess the old notes, if the supermarket insist on only collecting new notes, I see no need opening their doors to the public for now. They can remain closed by choice. Cashless policy no mean say we go dey buy 50 Naira Omo with bank transfers.

BossGerald:


There's no where government policy said I must accept only cash(old notes) for business.

What I meant is that government can make you accept only cash or vice versa.