New Notes Dry up as Old Cash Circulation Improves

New Notes Dry up as Old Cash Circulation Improves Currency circulation has improved in major cities across Nigeria following the third day full implementation of the Supreme Court ruling on the legal tender status of old Naira banknote. Findings reveal that banks have started simultaneous dispensing of the old banknotes over-counters and through the Automated […]
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