CBN urged the public to report any bank that refused to open for operations or disburse the new notes through their ATMs.
The State Security Service (SSS) says it intercepted syndicates allegedly selling the newly redesigned naira notes across the country.
On Sunday, CBN governor Godwin Emefiele announced a new deadline of February 10, with an additional seven days grace period for deposits.
The CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, said the new date extension was with the approval of President Muhammadu Buhari.
The cleric urged that other Nigerian leaders be treated by the people in similar way when they underperform.
In a statement by his spokesperson, Garba Shehu, the president said the CBN policy was targeted at people hoarding illicit funds.
Mr Abubakar argued on Saturday that the January 31 deadline will make life more difficult for Nigerians.
On alleged rejection of the old naira notes by some traders and PoS operators, Ms Habib warned that the old notes remain legal tender until January 31.
The president was expected to pay Kano state an official visit between January 30 and 31.
A bank official, who preferred anonymity, said they were short of the new notes, adding that the bank was dispensing according to what they received from the CBN.
