Naira Crisis: Civil society organisations ask Buhari to obey Supreme Court order
President Muhammadu Buhari had snubbed the order of the Supreme Court suspending the deadline for use of the old naira notes.
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President Muhammadu Buhari had snubbed the order of the Supreme Court suspending the deadline for use of the old naira notes.
"The government needs to apologise to Nigerians for deceiving them. This administration sold an empty moral capital to the people! Today, it has shown itself morally bereft."
They demanded among others that the president “provide political and moral leadership for the security crisis and ensure governmental actions are humane in tandem with Section 17 (2) ( C ) of the Constitution.” They also charged him to end impunity, abuse of power and sectionalism through his appointments by balancing the need for competence with the federal character principle.” The CSOs include the Centre for Democracy and Development, Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre, Media Rights Agenda, Centre for Information Technology and Development, Socio-Economic Right and Accountabil...
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