A viral video of visitors splashing cash at the wedding of the President’s daughter, Hanan Buhari, and Turad Sha’aban has started a warmed discussion via web-based media.
It comes under two months after another viral video indicated the child of the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abdulazeez Malami, being splashed with cash at his wedding in Kebbi State.
The most recent video, inscribed, ‘Naira Rain at Hanan Buhari’s wedding’, was posted via online media by Sahara Reporters and had pulled in almost 3,000 remarks on Facebook and Twitter on Sunday.
In the video, Hanan is seen hitting the dance floor with the husband while a few people toss naira notes at them.
Despite the fact that the showering of naira notes is basic at social capacities in Nigeria, the Central Bank of Nigeria had not very far in the past cautioned against the work on, expressing that it abuses Section 21 of the CBN Act 2007 and draws in a prison term of a half year or N50, 000.
The police, following up on the sets of the CBN had likewise captured and marched people discovered selling new naira notes at party scenes.
In any case, a few Nigerians said ironicly such glaring splashing of naira notes could occur at the Presidential Villa
Remark on Facebook by Sylvester Grassland read, “When they shower cash they are made sure about yet when others do they recollect the laws and regard for naira.”
Another Facebook client, Benjamin Ebeshi, expressed, “Splashing Naira notes in the Villa? What befell the CBN law forbidding the splashing of Naira notes in Nigeria? Untamed individuals!”
Dare Olowookere remarked, “Showering of naira notes is an offense. CBN burned through a great many naira consistently for the mission against naira misuse, here the principal family youngsters defying the law.
“The CBN Governor may even be at this gathering. Genuinely Nigeria is a logical inconsistency under this system.”
Babatunde Alexander Michael stated, “Moral exercise: Don’t give laws in the event that you can’t tail it carefully, what’s useful for the goose is useful for the gander (sic). October 2018, the CBN declared that any Nigerian who splashes Naira notes at parties hazards a six-month prison term or N50,000 fine.”
In any case, some shielded the demonstration, expressing that it was ordinary practice at weddings.
They said despite the fact that it was in repudiation of the CBN Act, it was a minor infraction and should be disregarded.
Baffa Garba expressed, “I don’t see anything incorrectly here. It’s simply naira and obviously, N200 notes even a conventional marriage may have superior to this, they are both from the large foundation they have companions and family members who can do it.”
A remark by Njinma Sharon read, “Even the most unfortunate wedding in Nigeria, cash is showered, at that point think about the main family. I have no business with them in any event, splashing dollars. In any case, let it not be open assets.”
Olatunji Olusegun expressed, “There is nothing exceptional in showering cash even everyday person in Nigeria does and they are qualified for this also. This is the lady and husband to be’s time independent of what their identity is, thus, actually I am not against it.”
