[LIVE UPDATES] Govs vs Buhari, CBN: Supreme Court Resumes Hearing Naira Swap Policy.

The Supreme Court will today resume hearing on the naira redesign case filed by the state governments of Kaduna, Kogi, Zamfara and several others against the Muhammadu Buhari-led administration and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
The states are urging the Supreme Court to compel President Muhammadu Buhari, the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, CBN, and commercial banks to recirculate the old N200, N500, and N1,000 banknotes as Nigeria’s legal tender.

Kogi, Zamfara and Kaduna had also filed contempt proceeding against CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, and Malami for their failure to comply with the Supreme Court order extending the deadline for the use of old N200, N500 and N1,000 notes.

It was learnt that in a fresh document filed before the Supreme Court, the three states, who were the original plaintiffs in the suit against the naira swap policy of the Federal Government, warned Malami and Emefiele about the consequences of their continued failure to comply with the apex court’s order of February 3.

If only these hypocrites and demonic politicians had taken FG to court over issues that have been crippling the common man since 2015 that Buhari took over.

Bunch of evil and self centered leaders.

Supreme Court Abeg no listen to those idiots we like the no-vote buying policy, for once let the corrupt politicians feel the heat.

If that cash and carry Supreme Court tries to do rubbish today in helping these crooked and corrupt governors and Tinubu to have access to old notes and succeed in using it to buy votes, we shall hunt down all the justices involved.

No extension of the policy. Old notes are no longer valid and that's ok for Nigerians.

Nigerians are determined to have. credible election devoid of monetary inducement.

A new Nigeria is possible

Supreme Court should extend the validity abeg

Ok

supreme court lack jurisdiction to entertain matters related to money and banking

unclejb2:
If that cash and carry Supreme Court tries to do rubbish today in helping these crooked and corrupt governors and Tinubu to have access to old notes and succeed in using it to buy votes, we shall hunt down all the justices involved.

No extension of the policy. Old notes are no longer valid and that's ok for Nigerians.

Nigerians are determined to have. credible election devoid of monetary inducement.

A new Nigeria is possible

No naa bros, even if they allow tinubu access to old notes he can never win

Sharia law supercede Nigerian constitution.

SensetionalGoal:



No naa bros, even if they allow tinubu access to old notes he can never win

they should not even try it.... This country has reached a boiling point and any judge or justice that does anyhow, we would try, convict and sentence them in the street courts
Our lives and that of our children are at stake here.

unclejb2:
they should not even try it.... This country has reached a boiling point and any judge or justice that does anyhow, we would try, convict and sentence them in the street courts
Our lives and that of our children are at stake here.

Nah your life dey at stake! We dey ground! For a country that has fought a civil war and went through arrays of military interventions, we have been through worse.. stop the threats, naso una dey beat chest ontop nothing...

unclejb2:
If that cash and carry Supreme Court tries to do rubbish today in helping these crooked and corrupt governors and Tinubu to have access to old notes and succeed in using it to buy votes, we shall hunt down all the justices involved.

No extension of the policy. Old notes are no longer valid and that's ok for Nigerians.

Nigerians are determined to have. credible election devoid of monetary inducement.

A new Nigeria is possible

are u sure that it is ok for ALL Nigerians?

unclejb2:
they should not even try it.... This country has reached a boiling point and any judge or justice that does anyhow, we would try, convict and sentence them in the street courts
Our lives and that of our children are at stake here.

I concur with you...