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‘Wedding Republic of Nigeria’: Controversy Surrounds Nigerian Couple’s Customized ₦200 Notes

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Controversy Surrounds Nigerian Couple's Customized ₦200 Notes

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A Nigerian couple has sparked mixed reactions after a video surfaced online showing them customizing ₦200 notes with their photo and names.

The viral video showcased the personalized notes, labeled as the ‘Wedding Republic of Nigeria,’ instead of the official ‘Central Bank of Nigeria’ logo. The notes also featured the date 26-03-2023 and the names Emwinghare and Adazee.

However, this act of customization has raised concerns as it goes against the regulations set by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Tampering with the country’s currency is considered as “mutilation” under the law and is punishable.

The emergence of these custom-made notes has triggered a flurry of reactions from netizens, especially in light of recent arrests and prosecutions of celebrities by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Some individuals have criticized the couple’s actions, viewing it as a blatant disregard for the sanctity of the naira. Others, however, have sarcastically commended the couple’s creativity.

While some netizens believe that the notes closely resemble the original currency and could potentially be used for fraudulent activities, others have suggested that the design should have been completely different to avoid any confusion.

It is important to note that counterfeiting the naira is a serious offense, and those involved may face severe legal consequences.

The use of personalized notes, resembling the official currency, could lead to charges of printing fake money and other economic crimes.

This article was updated 7 days ago

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