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Home»Business»Breaking: Old N200, N500, N1,000 to remain legal tender till December — Supreme Court
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Breaking: Old N200, N500, N1,000 to remain legal tender till December — Supreme Court

Emmanuel LekeBy Emmanuel LekeMarch 3, 2023Updated:March 3, 2023No Comments
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The Supreme Court has ruled that the old N200, M500 and N1000 notes are to remain in circulation till December 31, 2023.

The apex court gave the judgement on Friday morning in a suit brought by 16 States Government against the Federal Government.

It held that the position of the Federal Government on the redesigned Naira notes by the Central Bank of Nigeria was an affront on the constitution.

While holding that it has the jurisdiction to hear the case, the Supreme Court Justices, led by Justice Inyang Okoro, said the Naira redesign policy was a breach of the constitution.

The suit, initiated by the Kaduna, Kogi and Zamfara States Governments was later joined by several others.

Among the governors in court for the ruling on Friday were Nasir el-Rufai and Yahaya Bello of Kaduna and Kogi States.

More details on this news website soon.

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