Is this CBN new N50 note?

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Nigerians will never stop being sarcastic when it comes to creating hilarious memes about the government without being bothered about what people will say

This time around, a mischievous Nigerian has took his or her time to make a funny meme about the Nigerian N50 note by making use of Nigerian celebrities on the naira note. The N50 note still bears the portrait of the people of the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria, a light blue metallic stripe and a triangle symbol for the visually impaired in front and the portrait of fishermen and a security thread with CBN on it

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