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Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the APC presidential candidate, says the Supreme Court ruling on the implication of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) re-designed naira notes and cashless policy has saved Nigeria from the political and economic shutdown.

Tinubu in a statement issued by Mr Bayo Onanuga, Director, Media and Publicity, APC Presidential Campaign Council on Wednesday in Abuja, said the policy had subjected the masses to pains.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Supreme Court in a lawsuit brought before it by the governments of Zamfara, Kogi and Kaduna States gave an interim injunction against the CBN and Federal Government. He noted that the Supreme Court ruling coincided with the advisory of the International Monetary Fund , urging for the extension of the deadline for the swap of the old naira notes.

“We thank our Supreme Court Justices for ruling wisely on the side of the people who have been subjected to undue agony and pains since this policy was announced,” Tinubu said. He said such countries gave a long time, at least 12 months to effect the currency change, adding that:” they do not engage in CBN-like Fire Brigade approach.

 

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Thief like you, Tinubu, should shut up his mouth. You are a fraud, cheat, and not good for Nigeria and Nigerians

Olodo. Can you appear on channels TV, arise TV, NTA and explain this statement?

Your partial money shutdown you mean

Yes, it really save you

You will still not succeed.

I thought it was done to sabotage your ambition...ole!

It allows you to change your stacked money! God dey!

The supreme court has no such jurisdictions, you don't just wake up and head to the supreme court, there must have been proceedings from the lower courts

Everything you people touch is skewed, even that Order, plus the whole process leading to it.

How Much independent is the independent of the Central Bank of Nigeria cenbank MBuhari NigeriaGov Does it mean that the supreme court can Control the CBN

Supreme Court ruling on naira re-design saves my campaign from economic and VOTE BUYING shutdown- Tinubu

This one praises whoever or whatever will approve his stash of funds. Nigerians behold who wants to lead you. A staunch believer of hoarding and vote buying. God help us.

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