Where have all the bank exchange rates monitors gone?
There used to be a time in this country when you didn't need worry on who to ask the various exchange rates between the local currency (Naira) and other currencies (US$, CAD$, £ and €) as these rates were daily displayed in the banking hall via electronic monitors.

Though the rates varied from bank to bank, but one could easily tell then, that the difference in rates were substantially minimal and no bank could do you 'wayo' while transacting with them 'cos everything was in black and white on the screen.

Even then, the rates you see inside the banking halls, gives you an idea about the rates these same currencies would be sold for or bought at the black market, hence making your decisions as to who to patronise, easy, unlike now that you will first need to source the internet (oanda.com, xe.com, etc) for exchange rate, thereafter call your account officer from bank to bank and finally call an Alhaji, all in the bid of knowing what the exchange rate for that day is before finally comparing all to make a financial decision.

My question now is simple, where have the bank exchange rate monitors in our banking halls went?
Why aren't people talking about it be brought back?

Please guys, if you're knowledgeable in this subject matter, drop your ideas for us to learn.

funny as it might be,
BUT DIS IS NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH...

have been observing dis ish too

Though I have nothing to gain if my thread makes front page or not, as it won't add a thing to my social or economic status, but I frown at how moderators of this forum will leave out threads that will enhance one's knowledge in a particular subject area and be flocking the front page with news of deaths, burials, trees, snakes that was killed and other irrelevant threads that adds nothing to one's life.
Moderators, you guys should please grow up in doing your jobs so as not to turn nairaland front page to a laughing stuck as it is becoming already.