Nigeria’s implementation of cashless economy policies: Welcomed or forced?

http://www.RebelNews.com/Donate | The Nigerian government says the benefits of going cashless will help the country combat corruption such as money laundering and help reduce inflation. The latter is a promise inconsistent with the country's rate of inflation soaring to 22.7% in July, the highest it’s been since 2005.
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