Gombe PWDs decry traders' rejection of old notes - Punch Newspapers

Speaking on the impact of the redesigned notes on members, he said, “Already we are poor, but with this we will be made poorer. It means the little we have we can’t spend it it has become a waste and we can’t afford means of getting the new ones it means we have been pushed into poverty.

While urging for extension, the chairman asked for increase in money in circulation with authorised agents to avoid giving our members fake notes, “increase the number of the new notes to banks, target places where the poor people are living because most of them they want to change N1,000, – N5,000 ,” he added.

She said, “We are here for sustainability planning after spending 15 years in implementing the long-term integrated partnership in the state.

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