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Counterfeit N1,000 notes hit Borno markets, traders lament losses
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Counterfeit N1,000 notes hit Borno markets, traders lament losses

Punch Nigeria 16 minutes 1 mins read
Traders in Borno’s Kwaya Kusar, Biu, and Bayo markets are reporting significant losses due to the circulation of counterfeit N1,000 notes. Learn more about Read More: https://punchng.com/counterfeit-n1000-notes-hit-borno-markets-traders-lament-losses/

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