It has become a National tragedy that both the week and the poor Nigerians are demoralized about the CBN Governor's directive particularly on the new naira notes.

Popular Nollywood actor and entrepreneur Aremu Afolayan has in a video he shared on Instagram aggressively lambast and ridiculously resented the CBN Gov, Emefiele for his cruel directive on money matters.

It is however needles to emphasize the hardship Nigerians are currently going through and which is basically the low circulation of Naira notes and also the pressure Emefiele mounted on the Nigerian populace.

This have resulted into protest in several states across the country, and also led to the unprecedented death of some people just in their bid to withdraw money from bank. Most pathetic, some banks are beginning to shut down due to their inability to meet up people's request.

However, the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele has responded rather unkindly in the light of the burning hardship prevalent in the country. In his disclosure on Friday, February 10, he briefed the emergency meeting of the National Council of State.

Angrily, popular Nollywood Actor, Aremu Afolayan responded bitterly and disrespectfully to the CBN Gov whose directive he described as despicable. He therefore fearlessly describe the CBN Gov as a useless decision maker for his role in contributing to the instability and hardship in the country.

He added that Emefiele has been doing absolutely nothing as the CBN Governor and he should be arrested and jailed following the death of people so far on the New Naira Notes scarcity.

His words read partly:
" you are a useless decision maker. I have never seen you work at the central bank. you are nothing, you have been nothing. you said you don't have enough paper to print the new notes and you put so many pressure . so many people have died, just because of this. so many banks are closed down. you're useless decision maker, you should be arrested and jailed for the people that have died for this course.'