prikky ohaj: LMAO. Nairaland wont kill me with laf.

mystikal: Did Sanusi mention that an ATM will be dispensing the coins?

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?

mystikal: Did Sanusi mention that an ATM will be dispensing the coins?

AJJ:
Coin is not a curse but can you please tell me where our 25k/50k/1naira are kept now. They are in the money safe with no use for it.
We are not afraid of the use of coins but
#the effect of using so much money meant for masses for the production of coins that would be rejected.
#the effect on sales of goods; we ll buy little goods like biscuit @ 6 for #100. All in the name of coin.

futoprince: When u spend 6 naira to mint 5 naira coin and the 5 naira could not even buy pure water, then the work done is wasting 5 + 6 = 11 naira. SLS is very good in macro and micro economics, but regrettably very poor in elementary economics.

berem: where were you when he said it? of course he said smething like that! oh boy! i gaz get special bag to dey carry coins they waka about.e no go easy at all.

cleric:

Yes, Sanusi mentioned it.

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?

SlyIg:
My dear, if you withdraw 1000naira coin in Naija, how many things will you buy. Think twice before you start comparing yourself wit developed countries pls. Money get levels for hia o o...

Wsdm: Especially if one mistakenly press a debit of 20000 at once.

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?

Clemzy16: It works in those countries because There are facilities put in place. E.g you might be walking in a street.. You see a coca-cola box. You don't need anybody to attent to you. Just input the coin and the can drink comes out. Same applies when you go to a mall, you wanna play a game or you wanna urinate. Just put the coins and get whatever you wanna do done. But nothing like that here in Nigeria. Now, how do expect us to welcome it, considering the fact that It's the lowest denomination in the country. Please think before you act.

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?

sunny-p:
By the time you withdrawn #10k

oge4real: I still do not understand why Nigerians react as if coins is a curse. If England, America, Australia and other developed economies of the world still use coins, why then is that we are so afraid?