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Naira tiriliyan 20 aka yi hasara saboda ƙarancin Naira – CPPE

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Cibiyar bunkasa sana’o’in hannu (CPPE) ta ce tattalin arzikin Najeriya ya yi asarar kimanin Naira Tiriliyan 20 saboda karancin Naira a halin yanzu.

Mada Yusuf, babban jami’in gudanarwa na CPPE, ya yi magana kan tasirin manufofin sake fasalin Naira a wata sanarwa da ya fitar ranar Lahadi.

Makonni biyu da suka gabata, kotun koli ta soke dokar sake fasalin Naira da Babban Bankin Najeriya (CBN) ya bullo da shi, saboda rashin lokaci da aiwatarwa.

Wani kwamiti mai mutane bakwai na kotun koli ya ce tsohon takardun kudi na N200, N500 da N1000 na ci gaba da kasancewa a kan doka har zuwa ranar 31 ga Disamba, 2023.

Sai dai wasu ‘yan Najeriya na kin amincewa da tsofaffin takardun kudi a hada-hadar kasuwanci yayin da suke jiran sanarwar hukuma daga gwamnatin tarayya da CBN domin sanin matakin da za a dauka na gaba.

Akwai rahotannin da ke cewa bankunan ma na kin karbar kudaden ajiya na tsofaffi duk da umarnin kotu.

Da yake magana kan wannan ci gaban, Yusuf ya ce tsawaita rashin kudi ba kawai ya gurgunta harkokin tattalin arziki a kasar ba, har ma ya zama babban hadari ga rayuwar mafi yawan ‘yan Najeriya.

“Miliyoyin ‘yan kasar ne suka shiga cikin halin kunci da fatara, sakamakon tarzoma da wahalhalu da manufofin sake fasalin kudin kasar ke tafkawa, musamman yadda aka karkatar da sama da kashi 70 cikin 100 na tsabar kudi a tattalin arzikin kasar. ‘Yan Najeriya ba su sami wannan rauni a cikin ‘yan kwanakin nan ba,” in ji sanarwar.

“Tattalin Arzikin Kasa sannu a hankali yana tsayawa saboda rugujewar tsarin biyan kudi a dukkan hanyoyin sadarwa. Kafofin watsa labaru na dijital suna aiki da kyau sosai saboda cunkoso; tsabar kudi ta zahiri ba ta samuwa saboda CBN ya cinye sama da kashi 70 cikin 100 na tsabar kudi a cikin tattalin arzikin; kuma agajin da ake tsammani daga hukuncin kotun koli bai samu ba. Sakamakon haka an bar ƴan ƙasar cikin rudani.

“Bankunan sun yi iƙirarin cewa CBN ba ta sanar da hukuncin kotun koli a hukumance ba kan duk wani mataki da aka ɗauka; Shugaban ya ci gaba da yin shiru da damuwa kan hukuncin; ‘Yan kasuwa mata da maza suna jiran su ji ta bakin shugaba Buhari ko kuma gwamnan babban bankin kasa CBN kan yadda doka ta tanada na tsofaffin takardun kudin.”

Yusuf ya ce da alama gwamnatin tarayya da kuma babban bankin kasar CBN sun nuna kin amincewa da hukuncin da kotun koli ta yanke, yana mai cewa abin yana da matukar tayar da hankali da rashin fahimta.

“A halin da ake ciki, ‘yan Najeriya na ci gaba da kokawa kan halin kuncin da ake ciki na rashin kudi sakamakon kin amincewa da tsofaffin takardun kudi da masu gudanar da kasuwar suka yi, da kin karban tsofaffin takardun da bankuna suka yi, fadar shugaban kasa ta yi shiru kan hukuncin kotun koli; da kuma rashin sanarwar da CBN ta yi a hukumance kan lamarin,” inji shi.

“Ma’amaloli na tallace-tallace a sassan sassan sun zama masu tayar da hankali da damuwa yayin da kalubalen tsarin biyan kuɗi ya ci gaba. Tun lokacin da aka fara rikicin kudi, tattalin arzikin Najeriya ya yi asarar kimanin Naira tiriliyan 20.”

Babban jami’in CPPE ya ce wadannan asara sun samo asali ne daga tabarbarewar harkokin tattalin arziki, gurgunta harkokin kasuwanci, dagula tattalin arzikin da ba na yau da kullun ba, da durkushewa a fannin noma da gurgunta tattalin arzikin karkara.

Ya kara da cewa “Akwai daidai da asarar ayyuka a cikin daruruwan dubban.”

“A bayyane yake, da alama shugaba Buhari bai gamsu da nauyi da girman wahala da radadin da ‘yan Najeriya ke fama da su ba tun lokacin da aka fara shirin sake fasalin kudin.

“Muna sake rokon shugaban kasa da ya sa baki cikin gaggawa don kawo karshen mummunan sakamako na danniya, rashin fahimta da aiwatar da manufar sake fasalin kudin.”

Yusuf ya kuma bukaci a umarci CBN da ya gaggauta sanar da jama’a cewa tsofaffin takardun kudi (tare da sabbin takardun kudi) suna ci gaba da tsayawa takara har zuwa ranar 31 ga Disamba, 2023, daidai da hukuncin da kotun koli ta yanke.

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