Naira redesign will curb kidnapping —CBN

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has said the redesigned notes will solve the challenge of insecurity especially kidnapping in North-West, Nigeria.

Speaking during an interview with journalists, CBN’s Director, Development Finance, Philip Yila, who was represented by Aliyu Ashiru, explained that the policy would ensure sanity in the system.

Commenting about the essence of the policy, Yila noted that the bank thought it wise to set up high-powered teams across the federation to sensitise the public about the naira redesign policy, “to sensitise them more on the deadline of 31st January, 2023, to implement the cash swap programme that we have developed so that the vulnerable people who don’t have account can have access to the naira notes.

On his part, the Lamido Akko, Alhaji Umar Atiku, said “This is a good development we have been expecting something like this from the CBN. Earlier, the traders had started panicking and we are happy business is picking up. I wish to call on the people to take advantage of this opportunity.” “The swap is a welcome development. My people have been going from place to place in search of new notes. I’m happy CBN came to our rescue, we really thank the Federal Government and the media for talking about it. The only challenge is that the new notes are scarce, sellers in this domain want new notes from customers.”

“Some are not collecting old notes, but as far as I’m concerned the policy is commendable. There was enough time to sensitise people. I have just reached out to the Mai nguwa’s so that they can be part of the swap.”

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