BREAKING NEWS NUGGET- Emefiele reverts cashless policy.

Governor of Central Bank Godwin Emefiele has cancelled the penalty deduction from transactions the exceed deposit and withdrawal limits of the cashless policy. Banks have been asked to refund any such penalty from the past to customers.

http://talentarenaafrica.com/breaking-news-central-bank-governor-reverts-cashless-policy/

This sauce no get flavor

h,mmmm

figoperch:
This sauce no get flavor

I don't believe this yet

Someone should give me a video of this topic.

Or Adonbilivit

I will take this news with a pinch of salt. There are too many junk news outlets these days.

Hmm

figoperch:
This sauce no get flavor

the SAUCE is same as op username

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They did not revert it but suspend nation wide roll out of the policy. That's what I read in the news.

Emefiele nawa ooh, una no wan make boys de chop these days? Na only una waka come dis country ni?

Create job,una no go fit, but will be busy blocking all ways wey boys for the from flex small. Mtcheeeew








Which way naija?



Make. Go begin find work ooh

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The so-called cashless policy has been a spectacular failure anyway, so if indeed it has been cancelled I'd say good riddance. From failed POS transactions to failed atm transactions and failed online transfers... even though one's account would be wrongly debited. To return your money will be wahala, and you would then have to fill useless forms and chase the bank endlessly.

For close to a month now I have been battling with Zenith Bank to return my wrongfully debited money that was deducted from my account after a failed POS transaction - to no avail. So if that is the last money I have, how will I feed? Wouldn't I be stranded? Nobody cares. Is that not madness? Useless idiots and hopeless country where nothing works. Cashless policy my foot.

This man^^^ is angered. I feel your pain. Nigeria is not really ripe for full online transactions.

eyeview:
I don't believe this yet

its true. heard it on news this morning.

So...how will this news help me write my remaining semester examinations?

mtcheeewww!!!

talentarena:
BREAKING NEWS NUGGET- Emefiele reverts cashless policy.

Governor of Central Bank Godwin Emefiele has cancelled the penalty deduction from transactions the exceed deposit and withdrawal limits of the cashless policy. Banks have been asked to refund any such penalty from the past to customers.

http://talentarenaafrica.com/breaking-news-central-bank-governor-reverts-cashless-policy/

Are we going back to 1984 or what anyway Adonbilivit.

Armed robbers will rejoice. Plz be wise...

smh

Clueless pipu





Btw, have a look at my signature.

Just Imagine if PMB has not assumed power from the past government, we would have continued to pay for the scam.

hedonistic:
The so-called cashless policy has been a spectacular failure anyway, so if indeed it has been cancelled I'd say good riddance. From failed POS transactions to failed atm transactions and failed online transfers... even though one's account would be wrongly debited. To return your money will be wahala, and you would then have to fill useless forms and chase the bank endlessly.

For close to a month now I have been battling with Zenith Bank to return my wrongfully debited money that was deducted from my account after a failed POS transaction - to no avail. So if that is the last money I have, how will I feed? Wouldn't I be stranded? Nobody cares. Is that not madness? Useless idiots and hopeless country where nothing works. Cashless policy my foot.

In your words, because there are some hitches in any programme, then it should be scrapped. There is nothing like a 99% success rate. The fact is the cashless policy helped in speeding up transactions among other gains.

hinwazaka:

In your words, because there are some hitches in any programme, then it should be scrapped. There is nothing like a 99% success rate. The fact is the cashless policy helped in speeding up transactions among other gains.

There should be no room for such costly errors and inconvenience in matters involving one's hard earned money. How can I be struggling for up to a month for my wrongly deducted money to be refunded to my account? So if that's all the money I have at that point in time, I will be begging to eat for that long, while the incompetent bankers will look the other way and leave me to my fate? One whole month? Haba.

If the system hasn't been developed enough to be formidable, such that failed transactions would always be addressed quickly, then we are not ready for such a policy.

My problem with these things in Nigeria is that they would force them on you (when they know it still has many defects) and then expect you to bear the wahala at your own cost. Very annoying, really.