Baba419:
If we say he should have used the money for beer now.

By now he should have been eligible for free beer and credit in all the bars.

mad guy 😅😅😊
christm386:
picture of the decayed money, what will someone not see in this country, u save again na wahala, it's only nigerian currency that can decay, i ve saved one dollar my uncle gave me in 2014 when i got admission, it is still in my wallet till today, and still as fresh as new, am planning to give it to my uncle's son during his own matriculation

Bad guy

Not true. It can't happen when you make use of a virtual Piggybank platform here https://www.piggyvest.com/?doublebonus=1&ref=986432d461c

Lanry1:
That's what happen when your village people finally got to you

Not surprised. Our Naira notes carry more bacteria than a month old corpse. Should have kept a desiccant in there. Cheap and available everywhere. And the bank will issue the notes and it will end up in the wallet of one miserable bozo who will buy 'pure water ' in traffic to wash down the pathogens with.

Come back here now now. https://www.piggyvest.com/?doublebonus=1&ref=986432d461c is your best bet in savings through online platform

flexyfit:
Ehhya...lemme run back to my own...I no wan hear stories that touch biko

Stop drinking beer. Save 200 every day and see how much you are wasting on beer monthly

Baba419:
If we say he should have used the money for beer now.

By now he should have been eligible for free beer and credit in all the bars.

He should take it to CBN. They will change it.

Amagite3:
A man broke his piggy bank, only to discover that all the monies have decayed in Mushin, Lagos.

According to IB9JA, he has been saving for 3 years now. Watch the video below...

Watch video of the decayed notes here; http://www.amagitesblog.com/2019/05/after-3-years-of-saving-nigerian-man-finds-decayed-monies-in-his-piggy-bank.html

Come save virtually through https://www.piggyvest.com/?doublebonus=1&ref=986432d461c and thank me later

ITbomb:
3 years?


E too much nah

Me just 5 months, see as I dey eye my piggy after finishing my salary

Come try online Piggybank instead https://www.piggyvest.com/?doublebonus=1&ref=986432d461c

Divay22:
Hope mine won't be like this o

https://www.piggyvest.com/?doublebonus=1&ref=986432d461c is your best bet

giftfromGod:
Which is why I always check mine every three months. Take every thing and use some for personal needs for while rest goes straight to my account, I can not be saving money for one villiage elder.

water might have gotten into it

luluosas:
Come try online Piggybank instead https://www.piggyvest.com/?doublebonus=1&ref=986432d461c

Nope. Thanks

Lay not your treasures here on earth there moth and rust can get to it. But rather, lay your treasures in heaven where thieves, moth and rust can't get to.

christm386:
picture of the decayed money, what will someone not see in this country, u save again na wahala, it's only nigerian currency that can decay, i ve saved one dollar my uncle gave me in 2014 when i got admission, it is still in my wallet till today, and still as fresh as new, am planning to give it to my uncle's son during his own matriculation

Payback time

OK ooooooo, but you will really smile should you try it

Divay22:

Nope. Thanks

luluosas:
OK ooooooo, but you will really smile should you try it

What's the assurance that it won't crash one day before i wake up?

hmm

I felt bad after running to your comfort. Only to found out that things turned upside. Encourage your self for there is hope for the living. What you need to do is, Go to the nearest CBN branch and apply for a change of mutilated currency Note. Ensure the decayed note are with you while in their office. You will need a current account to deposit the bank cheque they will issue in lieu of value. It takes about 2weeks or less. It is well

I don't think your fear is genuine, though it's okay to have some reservations regarding what you don't know too well.
Well, since I joined in September 2018, it has really been a pleasant experience here. See, I started with 500, then 700, 800, but now doing 3k daily. Try it out as it is really useful. Thank you.

Divay22:

What's the assurance that it won't crash one day before i wake up?

[quote author=henrixx post=78585048]Piggy bank is for small children

If I see a matured person doing this I get disappointed [/quote)
I think immaturity is when you as an individual fail to save, not how you save, I find it very easier to save undisruptly, in bits which sums up to a couple of thousand...
My first saving via piggy went on for 8 months and I realized a total of #400000, which wouldn't be possible if I was saving with the bank. Presently am six month piggy, and intend making it 10 months.

Kingosytex:
this reminds me of the old igbo novel "okpa aku eri eri", that book really got me thrilled back then in my secondary school days.


this is disheartening, after months of saving, the guy's luck had to reward him in a very unpleasant way. let him take heart....

Okpa aku eri eri. Very interesting book, I learn how to read Igbo language cos of that book.

Kingosytex:
this reminds me of the old igbo novel "okpa aku eri eri", that book really got me thrilled back then in my secondary school days.


this is disheartening, after months of saving, the guy's luck had to reward him in a very unpleasant way. let him take heart....

Very interesting book. I learn how to read in Igbo language just read and enjoy that book.

dominique:
Pics of the rotten money?

I doubt the authenticity of this story. I still have the piggybank me and my sister used for saving when we were in JSS back in the 90s. The old-school N50, N20, N10 and N5 are still in good condition though can no longer be spent. The fibre used in making currency notes is not one that can deteriorate within 3 short years. Except some insect chewed on the notes, I don't believe this story.

My dear it does. Heat and water can make it rotten. My mama was once a victim of such.

[quote author=nkem1992 post=78596080][/quote]Linking inability to save to immaturity could be true. But it's out of my point.

My Point is Piggybank is for kids. Who obviously aren't old enough to use the banks. A mature person should either invest his money as a form of saving or keep it in the bank with discipline.

chiommy123:
Can't C.B.N be of help here

Of course they shred and recycle

He should come n spend it in the north, they don't reject money

dominique:
Pics of the rotten money?

I doubt the authenticity of this story. I still have the piggybank me and my sister used for saving when we were in JSS back in the 90s. The old-school N50, N20, N10 and N5 are still in good condition though can no longer be spent. The fibre used in making currency notes is not one that can deteriorate within 3 short years. Except some insect chewed on the notes, I don't believe this story.

are you a Muslim?

chiommy123:
Can't C.B.N be of help here

How can CBN be of help when there are commercial banks all over.
Open a simple savings account and put ur money there simple.

Ashleyzosh:


Exactly what came to my mind, hohohoho

Hey... Couldn't get your mail. Chat me up my number is in my signature

the wood u used ford the piggy bank is MDF wood its always moist and cold, hence it cursed d decay,,,next time use hdf wood I f u know u will b leaving d cash for over 3years ,sorry bro

ITbomb:
3 years?


E too much nah

Me just 5 months, see as I dey eye my piggy after finishing my salary

You are not alone on this Bro. ..I am guilty as charged

First of all, I doubt the authenticity of this News.

1. The image posted doesn't look like decayed money.

2. Currencies were designed to last long. People exchange monies for years and they still look acceptable. How come just three years? Shey water enter the kolo ni?

3. There is no Video on the website as the OP claimed

4. The OP sighted on his blog that the video was posted by @Instablog9ja. Instablog9ja never posted such

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This reminds me of when I used to save with kolo as a kid... Kolo never helped me o. Me that will use spoon to remove money from my kolo any time . I even used to do same for my junior brother, the poor boy broke his kolo one day and found only 6k when he was expecting like 20k.

This is the 21st century and solutions like this have been rebranded and made better.

Ah thank God for Piggyvest, if not for that app, I won't have fadin in my savings.

Even when I let my ATM cards expire, I would still transfer money from my account to the account that I still had the ATM