| Saywhat10: 9:36am On Apr 12 |
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| sleek214(m): 9:39am On Apr 12 |
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EFCC over to you
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| Edimakan(m): 9:40am On Apr 12 |
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Nice
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| Edimakan(m): 9:41am On Apr 12 |
sleek214:
EFCC over to you
Efcc what!!!!!
What wrong did she do
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| TUANKU(m): 9:42am On Apr 12 |
Edimakan:
Efcc what!!!!!
What wrong did she do
The same wrong Bobrisky and did. Spraying money is illegal according to the law.
***I did not watch the video before making my earlier comment, now after watching the video i have a better view and can make a better judgment call than my earlier comment which was made out of ignorance of the true picture of what happened.
Thanks to those who called out my error.
Peace ✌ ✌ ✌
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| maivd: 9:45am On Apr 12 |
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| columbus007(m): 10:53am On Apr 12 |
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Better no let this baba catch you sha cos he go too handle you.
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| Balablue64: 11:47am On Apr 12 |
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Where did she see money, all these huuuukop ladies
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| Balablue64: 11:47am On Apr 12 |
columbus007:
Better no let this baba catch you sha cos he go too handle you.
Your mind needs hypo bleach
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| Solosolojohquay: 4:14pm On Apr 12 |
400k gone just like that anyway sha is not up to what she used before in buying dope 
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| merits(m): 9:11pm On Apr 12 |
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I thought they said she is a full house wife with no job before,400k to musician just like that she must be rich then.
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| Kewtt: 9:11pm On Apr 12 |
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| ChiefOloye(m): 9:11pm On Apr 12 |
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I hope she wasn't on drug?
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| Ihutomi: 9:12pm On Apr 12 |
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Na tuface money oh
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| id4sho(m): 9:13pm On Apr 12 |
Hello EFCC 
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| Alamu5891: 9:13pm On Apr 12 |
TUANKU:
The same wrong Bobrisky and did. Spraying money is illegal according to the law.
not illegal if you are spraying it bundle bundle and not stamped on it
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| DeepSight(m): 9:14pm On Apr 12 |
TUANKU:
The same wrong Bobrisky and did. Spraying money is illegal according to the law.
I didn't see spraying. I saw handing over.
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| id4sho(m): 9:14pm On Apr 12 |
Ihutomi:
Na tuface money oh
Village people, till she die abi. She's competing with Natasha 
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| abdulahiMusa: 9:14pm On Apr 12 |
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Mumu girl.
Is that what they taught her in the rehab?
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| Hohaiiiode(m): 9:14pm On Apr 12 |
TUANKU:
The same wrong Bobrisky and did. Spraying money is illegal according to the law.
nigeria is in trouble with people like you! Una no just gree get sense! School na scam up and down! Is that spraying of naira!? Bunch of fools everywhere
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| GanagiBitrus: 9:15pm On Apr 12 |
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| Mumusaphire: 9:16pm On Apr 12 |
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Happiness be koko
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| naptu2: 9:16pm On Apr 12 |
TUANKU:
The same wrong Bobrisky and did. Spraying money is illegal according to the law.
She did nothing wrong.
It's only an offence if you step on the money, paste it on someone's head and it mixes with sweat, etc.
naptu2:
The origin of the ban on spraying
1980s
I attended a party at the official residence of a very senior government official in 1985 or '86. When it was time for the dance, the MC announced that there would be no spraying because spraying was not allowed. I thought that I understood why. My thought was that they did not want any ostentatious displays of wealth. That was in line with the situation in the country at the time.
From then on I heard similar announcements at parties that were held by government officials.
Dirty and mutilated notes in the 1990s and early 2000s
Fastforward to the late 1990s and early 2000s. Nigerians had been complaining about the poor quality of naira notes since the end of the 1990s. They complained that naira notes were dirty, torn and that in some cases you could barely read what's written on them. At that time (Joseph Sanusi era) the CBN put pressure on banks to receive old naira notes and forward them to it for destruction (Nigerians were complaining that banks were rejecting old naira notes).
Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo and the change
Then came Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo. Professor Soludo gave a speech in which he complained that the CBN was spending too much money to destroy mutilated notes and print new ones. He complained about the way that Nigerians treated bank notes. He reminded people that it was illegal to mishandle currency notes and he said that he was going to propose an amendment to the law to ensure that people who mishandle naira notes were severely punished.
Adverts
The CBN then released adverts to educate Nigerians about naira notes. You might them. The adverts were very detailed and explained every single situation properly. I’m going to try and explain them from memory.
1) Spraying: Do you want to show appreciation to a musician? Don’t paste naira notes on his forehead (where they will react with his sweat), don’t allow it to drop to the floor and react with dirt, don’t allow people to step and dance on it.
Instead, put the money in an envelope and go up and give it to the musician.
2) Carrying money: Don’t put naira notes in your bra where they will react with your sweat. Don’t squeeze naira notes and stuff them in your pockets. Get a wallet and put them neatly in the wallet.
3) Trading: Are you a trader/hawker? Don’t squeeze naira notes, don’t stuff them in your wrapper/pockets. Get a waist pouch and place them neatly in the pouch. Ensure that your hands are clean before you handle the naira. Don’t get blood or other liquids on the naira.
4) Church: Don’t squeeze naira notes into the collection box/basket. Put them in an envelope and place them neatly into the box/basket.
5) Selling change: Don’t sell naira notes. It is an offence. (Some people sell lower denomination notes [aka change] at parties, so that people will have money to spray).
6) Writing: Do you want to make calculations and write down important things? Don’t write on the naira, get a notepad.
All these scenarios were dramatised in the adverts (I’m sure that I have forgotten some of them).
The CBN said that the naira was a national symbol and people must treat it with respect.
Polymer notes:
You might that this was also one of the reasons that Professor Soludo introduced polymer notes. It was said that the polymer (plastic) notes would not get torn and would not absorb liquids as easily as the paper notes. It was also more difficult to write on the plastic notes.
Enforcement
The CBN act was amended to include jail for people who mishandle naira notes.
However, on one hand, some people expressed scepticism. Would the Central Bank go to all parties at weekends to arrest people that were spraying and selling change? They said that it was impossible to enforce.
On the other hand, some bloggers and rumour mongers created scare stories about policemen invading parties and arresting people.
Flagrancy
As stated above, the CBN/EFCC/IC cannot go to all parties every weekend and arrest every single person that sprays or sells money. They can’t arrest everybody that puts naira notes in their bra or stuffs them in their pocket.
Yet many people have been arrested and prosecuted for committing these offences in the past 17 years. How come?
Bobrisky was arraigned on a three count charge, that means he committed the offence 3 times, why wasn’t he arrested after the first or second time and why was he arrested after the third time? In fact, some people who follow these kind of events say that Bobrisky has sprayed money on more than 3 occasions. Why wasn’t he arrested all the other times? I’ll tell you what happened.
A movie producer wanted maximum publicity for her movie and she figured out a way to get it. Bobrisky was invited to the movie premiere and given an award for being the best dressed woman at the event. As expected, this caused an uproar.
The issue trended for a full week. There were many pictures, videos, stories and opinions about the incident. Many of them graced Nairaland’s homepage. The movie producer had gotten the publicity that she wanted.
In fact, the backlash was so great that the producer had to eventually it that it was a publicity stunt (my friend had said that it was a publicity stunt right from when the first story broke).
Among the videos that trended for a week was a video of Bobrisky spraying money at the event. There was no way that it would not catch the attention of the EFCC.
A lot of people have been arrested and prosecuted for these offences in the past 17 years and if you look at them you’ll notice that they were all fragrant violations of the law.
A1) A Chinese man got angry at the Murtala Muhammed Airport and he tore over three thousand naira worth of notes right in front of security agents (Immigration, Customs, SSS). He was arrested by the SSS and handed over to the EFCC. He was prosecuted and sentenced to 2 years in jail.
https://www.efcc.gov.ng/efcc/news-and-information/news-release/8080-court-jails-chinese-two-years-for-naira-mutilation
Another actress was spraying money at an event and the video went viral. This was at a time that the government was very sensitive about the notes because they had just been redesigned and were scarce. Of course she was arrested and prosecuted.
https://nairaland.isosite.org/7553630/efcc-arrests-oluwadarasimi-omoseyin-over
A man became famous for creating jewelry made of naira and kobo coins. That fame was his problem. Of course he was arrested.
https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2023/5/currency-mutilation-man-jailed-for-using-nigerian-coins-to-make-jewelry-2.html
There were also some people that were selling new naira notes at a party in Ilorin at a time when the notes had been redesigned and were scarce. They were also arrested.
So as you can see and as you will see when I share more articles and stories, many people have been arrested and prosecuted for breaking this law before Bobrisky was arrested.
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| franugo(m): 9:16pm On Apr 12 |
TUANKU:
The same wrong Bobrisky and did. Spraying money is illegal according to the law.
She didn't spray the cash actually, she gave him packs of #1000 denominations. She placed them in his hands, money never touched the floor
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| EchoEnigma: 9:17pm On Apr 12 |
Balablue64:
Where did she see money, all these huuuukop ladies
You sef go do hook up na.
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| Harddiskng(m): 9:17pm On Apr 12 |
TUANKU:
The same wrong Bobrisky and did. Spraying money is illegal according to the law.
Lol do you even have data to watch the video. Cuz it is obvious you didn’t
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| Lanre4uonly(m): 9:17pm On Apr 12 |
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Ok, noted.
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| TUANKU(m): 9:18pm On Apr 12 |
Hohaiiiode:
nigeria is in trouble with people like you! Una no just gree get sense! School na scam up and down! Is that spraying of naira!? Bunch of fools everywhere
The stupid dyke that gave birth to you is the fool. I hope you get run over by a truck.
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| correctyourself(m): 9:18pm On Apr 12 |
sleek214:
EFCC over to you
See this one, u just rush comment.
The money was not abused, so she has no problem.
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| TUANKU(m): 9:19pm On Apr 12 |
Harddiskng:
Lol do you even have data to watch the video. Cuz it is obvious you didn’t
No i don't have data. Wawa!
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