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maasoap:


His case was simple. He was even given an option of fine. Bobrisky is a high profile Nigeria, his case was speedy and wasn't given an option of fine.

Who is Bobrisky? What does he told? I mean his day job, family history, contributions to the society. If you think he fits into this conversation, don’t bother going further.

Taich:


Who is Bobrisky? What does he told? I mean his day job, family history, contributions to the society. If you think he fits into this conversation, don’t bother going further.

Laughing. Are we define high profile people by their jobs, family history or contributions to the society? I didn't know now

Ilekokonit:
When serious countries are harnessing the powerof Technology and AI to improve their citizens well being, Nigeria is busy policing what people do with their own money. Misplaced priorities.

The money spent on your education is a waste, sorry for your sponsors.
Imagine all Americans decide to trash or mutilate all the dollars currencies in their possessions, claiming that it is their money and that they can do whatever they want with it? Can you imagine the problem of shortage of cash that will follow?
Besides, the currency that you are holding is not your property, it is government asset. So, you can't do anything you want with it or to it.
You're so ignorant that you don't know that amount spent to print some of these notes is more than the value of such notes. Take N100 for instance, the amount spent to print one is more than its value.
So, how can the government watch you helplessly destroying naira notes on the internet and pretend like you're not committing a crime. One time, some braneless others like you will follow and cause further cash shortage for us.