opylas:
I meant to say dat I felt d guy didn't say anytin wrong, dat u kinda misunderstood him; e was more lyk saying ppl who shld liv 2geda in harmony are d 1z killing demslvs. Wen I say u'r my broda, u knw wat it means, ryt?

Ok.
Maybe u are ignorant of what @geez is trying to say.

He says "brothers killing brothers" and who do you think he's talking to? Igbos or Yorubas?

The issue still boils down to service provider, IT coy are not helping matters with poor network, several times transfer crippled many coy's transactions & its discouraging to them, it makes them believe in seeing a physical cash.
Better still, there are outsourcing companies that move cash for merchants, those Igbo traders that has high volume of cash should route their lodgements through them as simple as that.

CBN need to enhance electronic banking.

Say No to Cash transactions

God help us oo

My peeps should grow up.
As far as I'm concerned, this na ritual aka ogwu ego. He may not have gone to a ritualist but how do you explain a business man running a biz without e banking?
Why would you move large sums of money with police escort? ! You be govt?
My own backyard biZ if you don't accept a cheque for large money transfer forgerrit. Before small boys carry me shine.

In this day and age of internet banking........ RIP to the dead

[quote
author=expertman]Rip To the Dead. At This Point I Think Every One
Should be Allow to Carry Gun. While license price should be low. That
way robbers will think twice b4 Attacking. If You disagree with me click
like.[/quote] Criminal

Igbos are working very hard in Lagos...the "other" tribe are robbing them! Tinubu and Fowlshola, it shall never be well with the both of you! E ko ni bad je o

So if you be robber u go carry POS Dey rob nde? How do u think u won't be traced?

joelenesleek: Cashless indeed, robbers wise gan dem too go Buy POS this time they will force you to slot in ur Card. Sad News

Etumgbe: Why are all these lazy Yoruba guys doing hardworking ndi-igbo like this. RIP to the dead

your reasoning mentality is certainly below
normal

warm up for xmas spending