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I'm Nigerian.
Well, the situation on the ground is kind of one of apprehension. At least for me personally.
The limit is basically 20,000 naira for cash withdrawals at the ATM. That's basically $30.
It might not really be much of an issue for mid to large-scale commerce, as you can easily do a bank transfer.
But there are a lot of people that don't have a bank account. Especially market women and the like.
On multiple occasions, I have had to spend more than 20,000 naira while buying things at the market. So, in those situations, I'll basically be stuck in limbo since I can't withdraw more than 20,000 naira a day and the market women won't accept bank transfer since they don't have accounts.
The policy would roll out yet, so we'll see how things go.
One solace available is that the current president leaves office next year, and with him, the nincompoop that is the CBN governor. Hopefully, the regulation would be changed when he leaves.
Ah I see, so they announced the policy but haven't implemented it yet. That's somewhat of a relief. I'll be monitoring closely. Thanks for the update!
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