Nigeria: It Is Illegal to Reject Old Naira Notes, Sanwo-Olu Tells Traders, Govt Agencies

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Nigeria: It Is Illegal to Reject Old Naira Notes, Sanwo-Olu Tells Traders, Govt Agencies
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It Is Illegal to Reject Old Naira Notes - Lagos Governor PremiumTimesng: Nigeria

, has called on business owners and government agencies in the state to accept the old naira notes.

Despite the Supreme Court's ruling which validates the old naira notes until 23 December, Nigerians are refusing to accept them in exchange for goods and services despite the scarcity of the new notes."The Lagos State government has noted the hardship sparked by the naira redesign policy, which has affected business and commercial activities," the statement reads.

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