Nigeria’s someone coins is the Naira. The Naira was presented in 1973 to reintegrate the pound sterling at a bank rate of 2 Naira per pound. This made Nigeria the closing state to reject the British cash system (?sd). The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on January 1st 1973 presented notes for 50 kobo, 1,5,10 also 20 Naira and Coins of ?, 1, 5, 10 and 25 Kobo. An added bank note denomination of the value of 20 Naira was also issued on the 11th February, 1977. Then N20 note was built the highest body to be announced. It is also the first coins note to bear the figure of a Nigeria Naturalized citizen, that is, the late Head of State, General Murtala Muhammed. Triple denominations of added legal tender notes of (N1), (N5), also (NI0) were equally presented on the 2nd July, 1979. Subsequently in December 1999, November 2000, April 2001 and October 1st, 2005, the CBN presented an additional N100, N200, N500 and N1000 legal tender notes, respectively. Also on February 28th 2007, polymer notes of N50, N20, N10, and N5 were introduced alongside coins of Nl.50k, and N2.
Divided into three major cultural groups: Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba, with 6 geographical zones namely South-East, South-South, South-West, North-East, North-East, North-West also North-Central, Nigeria boasted under the Late President Musa Yar’adua to be in a group the greatest 20 business industrial economy in the earth by the year 2020; have zero tolerance for adulteration; address tension in Niger Delta sub-region; arrest power failure in Nigeria; accommodate all its citizens irrespective of constitutional, native, or concerning belief in divinity groups; make all political office holders servant leaders, making the administration to be one that listens to the cries of the people, also; have a clear separation of establishment without interfering in the activities of other arms of administration. All these are summarized under the 7-point Agenda which the present Nigerian government under the leadership of Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan agreed to address and work together with.
In fact, the agenda has come to be more articulated today and it includes Power and Energy, Food Security, Wealth Creation, Transport Area Amend, Land Amend, Security also Education. However, it beats our creativity that a government which is foul on fighting corruption will fold its arms and watch remarkable forms of illegality advancing in the name of a bodily constitutional “exemption” clause for public servants. The case of the former Speaker of the House of Committees, Oladimeji Bankole, is still renewed in our memory. With all the reports and counter reports relating to the misbehaviours of the representatives of the National Assembly, they were affirmed to carry on with the work of law-making even in mistake.
So a lot illegalities were approved to progress for immensely long in our National Assemblies and Houses of Assembly.
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