The news as it trends. (Nigeria)
A businesswoman recently encountered a contentious disagreement with a client who attempted to pay for a service at a hotel using numerous bundles of ₦10 notes.
The woman in question categorically declined the payment, demanding either “real money” or a bank transfer.
This incident has gained significant attention on social media, particularly after being shared by Demi Adenuga on X.
The ₦10 note is still part of the Nigerian currency and remains legal tender.
However, the businesswoman might have refused the payment for several reasons.
One possible reason is the inconvenience of handling a large number of low-denomination notes, which can be time-consuming and cumbersome.
Additionally, some businesses prefer electronic payments or higher denomination notes to streamline transactions and reduce the risk of handling counterfeit currency.
As a result, the businesswoman asked the client to send an electronic transfer instead of paying with the ₦10 notes.
This preference for electronic payments is becoming more common as it offers a more efficient and secure method of transaction.
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