*Vows to punish any bank found hoarding currency. *Intensifies awareness to traditional, religious institutions. James Emejo in Abuja and Onuminya Innocent ...
If they see the colours they will think is a fake currency. And where there are diversions, we are going to penalise them. The apex bank visited some banks to monitor their compliance with the CBN directive of dispensing redesigned notes to customers through their ATMs, just as they sensitised traders on the need to deposit their money in banks and adopt e-Naira transaction. Kure stressed that the objective of the visit was to ensure that religious institutions help to spread awareness of the new naira to the grassroots. Stressing that the January 31 deadline for the return of old naira notes remained sacrosanct, the CBN director urged the people to make hay while the sun shines by depositing the old notes in banks – in order not to incur losses at the expiration of the timeline. The CBN Director/Managing Director, NIRSAL Microfinance Bank, Mr. Addressing journalists at the end of the exercise, the CBN director said, “The summary is that the new notes are out but either the banks are not picking them from the CBN or the monitoring mechanism will reveal what is happening –whether there is the diversion of the new naira notes to other uses, we don’t know but basically, what we’ve seen is that some ATMs are dispensing new notes, whereas others are dispensing the old notes. So, this monitoring exercise will reveal many things.” He also assured the traditional ruler that the people can always use their money at will even after exchanging them for the new banknotes, adding that the CBN had established a robust payment infrastructure for people to use in their financial transactions – stressing that there are agency- banking operatives and POS terminals in every nook and cranny of the country. Disappointed, Kure said the CBN would take inventory of the money they had collected from the CBN in order to verify their claims, adding that any diversion or hoarding of the new banknotes by the banks would be penalised. He said, “Any bank that diverts – collected the money and is not feeding into ATM or is allowing for withdrawal of new banknotes across over the counter – definitely, the CBN will look into it and declare appropriate penalties.” Asked to clarify the specific measures that could be adopted, he said, “Tinkering means whether there will be a need to increase supply or the monitoring evaluation may show that there is a diversion for penalties or whether the banks are hoarding the banknotes deliberately or whether the banks are not even picking it; it could be available and the bank may not be picking it – there could be many issues.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has directed customers to start rejecting old naira notes from banks, insisting that the old notes.
By 31st January, this present naira notes will not be accepted for buying and selling in this country.” “Carry your old naira notes in your possession to the bank, deposit it without any charges attached. Any bank caught would be made to face appropriate sanction”, she said.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has begun moves aimed at ensuring that banks in the country keep to the January 31 deadline for the circulation of old notes ...
A trader at the Itam market, Rose Michael, who said since the introduction of the new currencies she had not seen how they looked, tasked the management of the CBN to make “commercial banks and other monetary outlets to stop dispensing the old naira notes to customers for easy penetration of the new notes in the society.” Some of the banks even identified the shortage of the new notes as reason they did not load cash in some of their ATM points. The Central Bank of Nigeria has begun moves aimed at ensuring that banks in the country keep to the January 31 deadline for the circulation of old notes throughout the country.
The CBN embarked on a city-wide sensitisation campaign of residents in Calabar, the capital of Cross River State on the new currency notes and the approaching ...
According to her, “there is sanction for Banks whose ATMs are still dispensing old notes. This is because the old notes will cease to be legal tender by that date and as from February 1, 2023 the new notes will come to being completely,” she explained. “If there are communities without any bank or nearby financial institutions, the people can collectively write to us and we will send POS agents, who are circulating rural areas.
The Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar, has urged the Central Bank of Nigeria to reconsider the January 31 deadline for the old notes to remain in ...
You should have used traditional rulers to pass the message down to the masses but you didn’t involve us; that is why we keep quiet.” If they see the colours they will think it is a fake currency. The old notes are expected to be out of circulation by January 31 yet there is scarcity of the new notes as banks keep dispensing old notes to their customers.
Some businesses for Nigeria don start to dey reject old naira notes despite say Central Bank of Nigeria say na January 31st 2023 go be deadline for di old ...
Di CBN oga also confam say dem dey aware say some banks dey also mix di new notes with old notes wey also dey wrong. “But at di same time, we dey get plenti complains say pipo no dey get di new money from banks and na why we begin investigate we come find say some banks no dey give out di new notes wey we give dem.” (four days before CBN deadline). “We send banks information say make dem tell us di amount of new notes dem want us to dey put for ATMs for day to day use and na wetin we dey implement.” Some of di businesses explain say di reason dem wan stop collection of old notes early na because say dem no wan miss di CBN deadline if dem continue to collect old notes from dia customers. Some businesses for Nigeria don start to dey reject old naira notes despite say Central Bank of Nigeria say na January 31st 2023 go be deadline for di old notes.
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The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele has been accused of granting scandalous loans to some 'powerful' Nigerians, with each of ...
This includes governors, companies and individuals in Nigeria." "I swear with the glorious Qur'an, he told me he collected N2 billion. "Now if I had collected the money, I'd have lost my voice and would not be able to talk as I'm doing now. Kazaure, further revealed, "I was approached about the CBN loan by House Committee on Banking and Currency, Hafisu. Therefore, if I take the loan, I might get into trouble someday. In fact, he is Emefiele's younger brother.