Operators of commercial motorcycles and tricycles in Kaduna have started rejecting old naira notes ahead of the January 31 deadline set by the Central
DAILY POST correspondent was at various bus stops in Kaduna on Tuesday and observed that despite fuel scarcity, operators of the few commercial motorcycles and tricycles providing skeleton services are rejecting new notes.
A motorcyclist who identified himself as Dele Busa, said: “We are all aware that this old note will not be useful after this week, why are they paying for transport fare with old notes again?” According to him, since banks have started dispensing new currency, there is no reason to accept old currency.
He advised those with old currency, to find ways, to change their notes to new currency to avoid a loss.
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