 472 civil society organisations in the country have held the central bank governor, Godwin Amirfeli, for standing firm on the deadline for full implementation of the new Nira policy. They tasked him not to waver in his responsibility of enthroning a sound economic policy for the country. The groups under the age of the civil society's central coordinating council claim that Nigerians have started seeing the gains of the new Nira policy of the federal government. The national coordinator of the group Obed O'Kukwe said the hitches of unavailability of cash for small businesses were not unconnected to sabotage, noting that money moves in cycles. He said the scarcity of cash being witnessed by Nigerians was because state governors were mopping up the money and stopping it from circulation. The implementation of the new Nira policy, Nigerians and indeed the system have started seeing the gains, except for the hitches of the unavailability of cash, particularly for small businesses, which is caused by sabotage from those who do not want the policy so they can continue with their illicit trade. Other major indicators show that the impact of the policy on our economy is quite and 100% positive. On our electoral process, it is now obvious to Nigerians that it is only the vote by us that are complaining.