Pottery artist at 20 Nigerian Naira polymer banknotes
2022-05-04 Wed
Nigeria is officially called the Federal Republic of Nigeria; it is the country of West Africa, the most populous country in Africa.Nigeria is the home of the second-largest film industry on the globe; it is a hub for fashion, technology, and creativity. It is one of the oldest handicrafts inverted by man before the Neolithic period.
The Central Bank of Nigeria issued this Nigerian banknote in 2006. This Nigerian currency is still in circulation. This green color polymer banknote portrays Army General Murtala Muhammed, on the front side. The backside shows Lady Kwali, the Nigerian pottery artist.
Image Courtesy: banknoteworld.com
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