NEW DELHI: Tearing or damaging a currency note is a common mishap, but to ensure it doesn't lead to financial loss, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has laid down clear rules for the exchange of ...

What to do with damaged notes? Currency notes often get damaged due to handling, moisture or tearing. To ensure they retain their value, the RBI has set guidelines for exchanging soiled or torn notes.

The residents, who spoke to NAN said getting clean Naira notes were hard to come by nowadays. Miss Ekene Okugba said that she hasn’t seen new Naira notes in over two years. “I’m used to seeing and ...

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A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Dr. Wahab Shittu, has cautioned against mutilation of the Naira notes, saying it weakens economic confidence. This, he noted, is why the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN ...

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Miss Ekene Okugba said that she hasn’t seen new Naira notes in over two years. “I’m used to seeing and receiving dirty notes, so I have got use to it. I can’t remember the last time I received clean ...