CBN must obey s'court ruling on old naira notes, says Falana
ASCAB, a coalition of 70 labour and CSOs, says the CBN must comply with the supreme court ruling on the deadline for use of old naira notes.
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ASCAB, a coalition of 70 labour and CSOs, says the CBN must comply with the supreme court ruling on the deadline for use of old naira notes.
Senior lawyer, Chief Femi Falana (SAN) has revealed why the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) must comply with the Supreme Court order in respect of the currency swap crisis.
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Washington Osa Osifo contends that the state government cannot house or control artefacts owned by other entities or private collectors Our artefacts remind us of who we are. They tell more stories about our civilization than any attempt at intellectual historical reconstruction. They are indeed, active components of our present! We speak to the artefacts and they speak to us in mutually decodable idioms! This underscores the imperative of returning the looted Benin artefacts to the owners, because we find in them, the essence of our being and the concrete validation of our civilization far b...
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