Currency Swap Deadline: CBN Seeks Enlightenment For Rural Communities News CBN
The apex bank, director, Internal Audit Department, Mrs Lydia I Alfa, while speaking to traders, Monday, on the development, insisted that the value of the new and old N200, N500 and N1000 notes remains the same.
Alfa told the traders to report anyone who fails to collect the old Naira notes, as punitive measures await defaulters, insisting that both the new and old Naira notes remain legal tender for now. ”CBN has issued a dedicated phone number for people to report any rejection of the old notes till February 10.
She lauded President Muhammadu Buhari’s patriotism for extending the date line, which she said Nigeria’s would clap for the new policy at the end.Earlier, Jobdi Bawa, leader of grain sellers at the market, decried increase in charge by Point of Sale agents, especially in the rural areas.
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