A Nigerian commuter gained online attention after finding a puzzling handwritten message on a ₦200 banknote. He received the note as change from a bus conductor.
Commuter Discovers Cryptic Note
The individual, identified as Lola Okunrin, obtained the banknote during his commute. Upon examination, he noticed unusual handwriting on the currency.
Okunrin shared his reaction online. He questioned the logic behind defacing money this way.
Strange Message Sparks Debate
Okunrin posted a photo of the banknote on social media. The message stated: “If you see this money, your life as good.”
This unusual inscription quickly captured public interest. It prompted widespread discussion among social media users.
Online Reactions and Regulations
The shared photo generated significant reactions from Nigerians. Many expressed surprise about the writing’s purpose.
This incident highlights Central Bank of Nigeria policies. Defacing banknotes violates national currency regulations.
CBN guidelines clearly prohibit writing on naira notes. They also forbid improper storage methods like crumpling. Currency should remain clean and undamaged.
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