Akeredolu to Buhari: Request that the CBN change its cash swap

 

Strategy Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, the governor of Ondo, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to order the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to change its stance on cash swaps. Fuel shortages and naira issues, according to Governor Akeredolu, have lowered the popularity of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in all 50 states. Speaking to members of the All Progressive Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) led by Seyi Tinubu in Akure, the governor of Ondo suggested that the new and old notes should coexist. Akeredolu, who criticized the timing of the change, stated that the old notes appear to have lost their legal currency status in the nation despite an active court injunction.

felt it was poorly timed and needed to be changed. "We have a crisis we are facing in this country today," he said. As a party, we don't get a great review. Don't let us fool ourselves. We must implement this financial policy right away.

How? everything and fuel? It's not always easy. Right now, this policy is inappropriate. Reversing it is necessary. Tell CBN that we are reversing it and reserve it. Old and new notes should coexist.

"Okada, taxis, and banks are no longer accepting old notes. Everyone is acting as though there is no injunction despite the fact that there is one. When he ran for president, we argued that this man (the CBN Governor) should be fired. The man is unsuited to fill that role. We will be frustrated by a man who ran for president at this moment.

Akeredolu praised Seyi Tinubu and his group for launching a determined drive to advance the party.

He asserted that the youngsters would decide the future of How? everything and fuel? It's not always easy. Right now, this policy is inappropriate. Reversing it is necessary. Tell CBN that we are reversing it and reserve it. Old and new notes should coexist the Presidential election this week.

Your demographic indicates that you make up a larger portion. You are the only one who will converse with yourself. He spoke.

"We remained steadfast in our belief that the South must receive the presidency. And when it came to the South, we remained steadfast in our assertion that competence and track record are crucial. We didn't choose Asiwaju because we belong to the same tribe, but rather because we made an informed selection, Akeredolu remarked.

In order to meet with the youths, Seyi Tinubu claimed he was in the state.