BusinessNews Supreme Court to the rescue: Stops FG, CBN from banning old notes By Admin February 8, 2023 0 534 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Old N1,000 Naira notes Must read Nigeria’s $145bn External Debt Raises Fresh Questions as Tinubu Seeks Another $7.7bn Loan November 6, 2026 Trump’s proposed $4bn Israel aid cutoff raises questions over US commitment, Congress and defence interests November 5, 2026 Nigeria’s Power Crisis: The Generator Has Become the Chairman, and Industry Is Paying the Price October 31, 2026 Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway: Umahi Defends Project Amid Flooding, Design and Cost Controversies October 26, 2026 The Supreme Court of Nigeria has said neither the Federal Government or the Central Bank of Nigeria can stop the use of old notes. Details soon… Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Previous articleArtificial Intelligence: Next frontiers for technologyNext articleCriminal PoS operators in Abuja, as elsewhere More articles Nigeria’s $145bn External Debt Raises Fresh Questions as Tinubu Seeks Another $7.7bn Loan November 6, 2026 Atiku’s Spokesman Challenges Tinubu Over US Taxi-Driving Claim, Demands Explanation of Visa Status November 5, 2026 Peter Obi’s Office Condemns Attack on His Convoy in Calabar as Police Arrest Man November 5, 2026 Related articles Nigeria’s $145bn External Debt Raises Fresh Questions as Tinubu Seeks Another $7.7bn Loan November 6, 2026 Atiku’s Spokesman Challenges Tinubu Over US Taxi-Driving Claim, Demands Explanation of Visa Status November 5, 2026 Peter Obi’s Office Condemns Attack on His Convoy in Calabar as Police Arrest Man November 5, 2026 ADC Reacts to Judgment: 24 Hours After Campaign Launch Court Sacks David Mark-Led ADC Leadership, Nullifies Atiku’s 2027 Presidential Candidacy November 5, 2026 Atiku Defies Political Tension to Flag Off ADC Campaign in Sokoto; Says, “Come Out And Vote as if it Were Judgment Day” November 4, 2026
