Samuel Ortom, the Benue State Governor, has joined other Nigerians calling on the Central Bank of Nigeria to extend the mop-up of old Naira notes.
The Governor disclosed this on Wednesday when he received the Governing Council of Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University, in Makurdi.
Recall that the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria had On Tuesday, announced that it would not extend the 31 January deadline for phasing out the old naira notes.
Reacting to CBN’s stance, Ortom said, “The visible sign is that there are many people, particularly in the rural areas, to transfer the old notes. As a Governor, I am still waiting to see the new naira notes.
“This is why I will join other Nigerians to look at this critically so that we don’t worsen the condition of our people.
“It is an understatement to say that our people are suffering in Nigeria. People are going through pain in this country. Things are not okay at all. I am calling the president to look into it and extend the deadline.”
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