Naira Crisis: FG Apologizes To Nigerians, Reveals When Scarcity Will End

The federal government on Thursday, December 21, apologised to Nigerians over the current scarcity of Naira notes in circulation, saying that it will ease in the coming year.

The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris said the scarcity was not deliberate.

Idris, who briefed the media on the achievement of the Bola Tinubu Administration, also assured Nigerians that there will be more cash in circulation in the New Year.

He said the Central Bank of Nigeria is doing everything possible to address the situation.

“It is not a deliberate policy to stifle Nigerians or to take Naira out of Nigerians as it occurred during the Godwin Emefiele days. That is not the case. It is a process perhaps that the CBN is undertaking that has created a temporary shortfall and we are hoping that as we go into the New Year, we’ll see a more robust supply of the naira notes.”

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