While some lawyers argued that the CBN had no choice other than to obey the ruling cancelling the 10 February deadline of the naira redesign policy, others said the Supreme Court issued the order without jurisdiction to even entertain the case.
Ogunwole, who gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ibadan, said that the Supreme Court’s decision remained final and must be followed by all, irrespective of status or position.
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Mr Richard Ogunwole, on Wednesday, advised Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to abide by the Supreme Court’s temporary order halting the move by the Federal Government to ban the use of old naira notes from Feb. 10.
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