The Great Reset: Financial freedom at risk – Nigerians' rejection of their CBDC should be a cautionary tale for other countries.

"Nigerians are protesting the African country's digital currency and demanding renewed access to paper money, despite government incentives."

"In Nigeria, citizens have taken to the streets to protest the nation’s cash shortage, further objecting to their government’s implementation of a central bank digital currency (CBDC). The shortage came about due to cash restrictions aimed at pushing the country into a 100% cashless economy. Yet, instead of adopting the CBDC, Nigerian protesters are demanding paper money be restored.

"The country’s experience strongly suggests the average citizen understands that CBDCs present a substantial risk to financial freedom while providing no unique benefit.

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