New hundred naira

You're referring to the new Nigerian N100 note!

Yes, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) introduced a new N100 note in 2017, featuring a portrait of Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, a Nigerian statesman and philosopher. The note is part of the bank's efforts to upgrade its currency and reduce the use of lower-denomination notes.

The new N100 note has several security features, including:

1. Watermark: A transparent image of Dr. Azikiwe's portrait that can be seen when held against light.
2. Security thread: A thin strip that runs through the note, featuring a pattern of numbers and the words "CBN" and "100".
3. Hologram stripe: A hologram image of the CBN logo that shifts colors when tilted.
4. Microprinting: Tiny text that reads "CBN" and "100" in various parts of the note.
5. Raised printing: The numerals "100" and the words "Nigeria" and "CBN" are raised to provide a tactile sensation.

The new N100 note is an important step in the CBN's efforts to modernize the Nigerian currency and reduce counterfeiting.