freeman67:


It depends on where you are. Standard Chartered is a popular bank but I am not sure its everybody all over Nigeria that knows abt it. Jaiz Bank has a Branch opp Wuse Market Abuja. They also have a branch in the same plaza/building with MTN in Gwarinpa.

gypsey:
nigeria will never ever ever ever ever ever get better! right! so what did you find out?

ayokellany:


Please what is the website address.

nurey:
for a site that has not started working? haaaaa, thanks for the info, atleast i wont waste my 1k for registration, goodluck to the lucky buyers

chronique:
Lol. How a Jaiz bank with relatively few branches around Nigeria, suddenly became the first bank to be on the network, is still a mystery. The objective of it all is simple, to those who can think. Nigeria is just what it is.

eddie7:
The Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, says no fewer than 43 persons have won the bidding of vehicles in the first 48 hours of the newly launched e-auction platform.
Joseph Attah, the Public Relations Officer, told the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, on Wednesday in Abuja that the platform “is active and working.”
Mr. Attah made the clarification following numerous complaints from interested bidders that they could not access the Customs’ auction websites.
The Comptroller-General of Customs, Hameed Ali, on July 3 in Abuja inaugurated the e-auction platform aimed at giving all Nigerians equal opportunities to partake in bidding for seized vehicles and to increase Customs’ revenue.
“At the first day of the launching, there were technical challenges with the e-auction platform and these challenges have already been resolved.
“Potential bidders can now register smoothly without hitches.
“The first 48 hours expired at 12noon on Wednesday and already 43 persons have won the bidding including a journalist, so you can see this platform is working.
“For now, it is only Jaiz bank that is on the platform, other designated banks are having Interswitch issues and they will soon be on board as soon as they ratify the issues. So among all the banks in Nigeria na only Jaiz Islamic Bank NCS is using? I can see na only them no get inter switch problem.The fight against corruption is real but NCS never do open recruitment since over 20yeats now
I understand that today one bank will soon be on board,’’ he said.
Mr. Attah called on potential bidders to be calm and make use of the bank available on the platform for now until other banks could come on board.
“For those trying to register, they should go to the designated bank area on the platform, click on the Jaiz bank and print out the page from their system and go to the bank to pay.
“This means the person has activated with Jaiz bank and the bank can key you into the bank system to enable you pay the N1 000 administrative fee, which will be transferred to your e-wallet,’’ he said.
NAN reports that between 4:10 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. on Wednesday, July 5, the platform was showing “Under Maintenance’’.
The platform also gave an instruction saying: “Dear user, the server is currently undergoing scheduled maintenance or upgrade. Please refresh the page in a few minutes.’’
However, after many attempts to refresh the page by NAN correspondent, it still showed the same instruction.
(NAN)

ayokellany:


Please what is the website address.

Wiseandtrue:

Okay ooooo. So where is it located
Because I must tell you that I have never heard or seen one

I know of Sterling which is also a non interest bank but Jaiz

And just one bank involved at Federal Government level My Dear no matter the bank, it's doesn't look so good

Telling the masses that other banks will soon join or ALL are having interswitch problems Please even the birds won't fly that. Jeez.

booz:
Jaiz Bank!!! This is an handwriting on the wall! Their plan to islamise Nigeria. Why Islamic bank? I bet you'll have to accept their terms and conditions which will include that demonic T&C you see NL Islamic section.

I urge the eternally minded brethren to stir clear of this, if the only bank available is the so called Jaiz bank and you must of necessity open an account with them!

texazzpete:


But the other fellow is right. There's every possibility that these cars were sold to cronies. The site has remained inaccessible to members of the general public...and that's certainly not due to overwhelming demand since this wasn't widely publicized.

And before you start on me, I pay more taxes yearly than the vast majority of Nigerians.

spokesboy:

What trash are you talking about? Do you think people are not intelligent enough to know all these? Why compare the garbage we have here with what operates in Britain? Merely seeing the statement that all other banks on their platform have interswitch issues except one islamic JAIZ bank should help you to understand the system we're dealing with - corrupt and dishonest. Don't you know about the Nigerian Customs? That's the area where YOU need to be educated before attacking people here.

Jagermeister:


Only poor people behave the way you have and u're one hell of a poor individual.

Did you even read my post at all?

Who did I insult? Normally, I don't reply these acts of shenanigans but I have to ask... Who are you mate?

Flaghouse1:


Nice bashing for the goat, if the idiot truly has an uncle/brother in the customs and such opportunity of car auction is announced to the bastard he will log in to take advantage,tomorrow you see the hypocrite cruising a car of N4m which he was opportune to pay N1.5m ,when you ask him how much he bought the car. Hew I'll be telling you he bought for N5m.

We Nigerians are hypocrites,once it does not have any bearing impact on them,they are good to go,once it's thier car that is auctioned that's when you see them misinforming people on social media telling you how custom officers are corrupt.

There are standard procedures as regards importation ,once you breach any of these procedures/guideline you will face the music,how can one import a 2015 model of a car and on papers it's written a 2011 model ,what do you expect custom to do shake your hands and congratulate you for short changing thout system ?

freekick:
GOD bless you bro. Nigeria will be great.

gypsey:
so this justifies it? what about the vehicles seized just because they felt they can. even when i was prepared to pay all the taxes? tell me have you ever imported any goods or vehicles to nigeria? I have, it's ussually a nightmare trying to clear goods at the nigerian port, they will deliberately frustrate and extort you so much you would want to forfeit your goods or vehicles, i bet you are not speaking from an experience, so CHILL!

spokesboy:

Guy, you're still spewing trash! Of course we didn't read your post, we're just unhappy about your looks. Mtcheew!!!
See lots of responses rebuffing your comment on this thread. That's the evidence that your comment is not in order.
I don't have to respond to your reference about "poor people" because that's exactly who you are - defending the right of people taking possession of another man's sweat.

Jagermeister:


Quote me one more time and I'll answer these stupid-ass questions.

Mr importer. I bet u're the leading importer in your entire village.

Weldone sir!

gypsey:
as I suspected you have no reasonable or constructive response to my question.
Yes! I am the leading importer in my entire village, do you have a problem with that?

Rainmania:
It's normal with a new system. Servers can be overloaded. Just cause its down now doesn't mean it didn't work. Signed up on the fifth of July everything went well. Anyways I won a bid for a Toyota corolla 2010. I'm expected to pay 25% for overcharge duties though but don't mind. This is a good development, now everyone has a fair chance to bid. It's all automated so no one can influence it. It's all about the highest bidder. Uber things loading