In a unique incident in Abuja news, a shopper baffled a cashier by using bundles of N10 notes and coins to pay for his purchases at a popular mall. The unexpected payment method reportedly confounded the cashier as the mall had earlier refused to accept coins, sparking various reactions online. This story highlights the often-forgotten coin currency still in circulation within Nigeria.
Online users had mixed reactions, with some expressing that all forms of currency, including coins, should be accepted as legal tender. Others highlighted the rarity of coins in daily transactions due to inflation. The amusing scene generated buzz on social media, with a video capturing people’s reactions and further emphasizing Nigeria’s evolving payment habits.
- The cashier was puzzled by the customer’s use of N10 notes and coins.
- Reactions online reveal varied opinions on accepting coins in commercial settings.
- The incident underscores a rare occurrence of using coins due to inflation.
This incident raises questions about Nigeria’s current monetary practices and acceptance of lesser-used coin currency. Isn’t it time malls and shops adapt to embrace all legal tender, or are coins becoming obsolete in today’s economy? What are your thoughts on using coins in this era?
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