The group asked the CBN partner with law enforcement agencies to arrest the defaulters and bring them to book.
The group also supported the governorship and presidential candidates with billboards, banners, posters, stickers, and shirts.
Some political parties had sought the order from the court, naming president Buhari, CBN, Godwin Emefiele and 27 banks as defendants.
The Nextier survey predicted a runoff between Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar or Bola Tinubu.
At least 200 persons have died and millions have been displaced from their homes after a deadly earthquake.
Thulani Maseko, an Eswatini human rights lawyer, was assassinated in the presence of his wife and two children in their home on January 21.
The arrest followed the hoarding of new naira notes by the Deidei branch of the bank in Abuja, a move deemed a deliberate attempt to sabotage the nation’s economy.
Authorities had accused Flutterwave of failing to comply with Kenya’s financial regulations.
NBC also accused TVC of allocating more time to broadcast APC news without giving other parties the same time slot.
The Kaduna governor described the northern elders as liars who cannot win “even councilorship position” if they contest for election.
