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Policy formulators should make our currency more valuable – Leo Godman

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SubscribeMuch ado about N5,000 note
Again, the Central Bank of Nigeria Governor Mallam Sanusi Lamido has come under serious attack following his proposed plans to introduce N5,000 note and coining of lower denomination. However a panoramic view of Sanusi’s previous policies since he mount the saddle of the CBN, shows, that the Moslem scholar has never had smooth ride.
Criticisms trail planned introduction of N5,000 note
Since the CBN announced plans to introduce N5, 000 note and coining of lower denominatrions of N5 , N10 and N20, Nigerians appear to go weird over the policy.
N5,000 note and currency restructuring at what cost?
When a swarthy man beckons you into a dimly lit alley, you would do well to walk briskly away. But in reality, you might be losing an opportunity to discover a delightful but out-of-the-way small restaurant. Fear and uncertainty about what would happen next, good or bad could be unpredictable.
They should be looking at policies that will stabilize the economy – Stock Broker
For me, I think the government should be looking at policies that will stabilize the economy rather than causing additional controversy.
Introduction of N5,000 is not a big deal – Gbadamosi
Renowned industrialist, Rasheed Gbadamosi told Saturday Vnaguard that the planned introduction of N5,000 note into the economy is not a enough to attract the criticisms it has thus far generated.
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