I know the majority of Nigerian Women keep Money inside their Bra or between their Crotches

What of Men?

80% Nigerians unbanked
On June 3, 2011 · In News 
BY dotun ibiwoye
LAGOS — An estimated 80 percent of Nigerians has been identified as un-banked.
Managing Director of Funds and Electronic Transfer Solution Nigeria Limited, FETS, Mr. Oluwadare Owolabi, disclosed this in a chat with newsmen.

FETS also said that the strategic large gap in the banking industry gives room for people to carry a lot of cash around.
Based on this demogra-phic divide, FETS, he said intends  to leverage on the mobile telephony penetration to increase the rate of financial inclusion in Nigeria.

He said that  increasing the un-banked Nigerian population dependence on electronic means of conducting financial transactions, mobile payment drive of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, will further assist the Nigerian economy in transiting to a cashless economy.

Owolabi stressed the need for Nigeria to transform into a cashless society in line with the global cashless revolution.
He said, “it is important for us to go into a cashless society. I have lived in the United States for 17 years and the maximum amount I had in my wallet was about 200-300 dollars.”

“You can go anywhere and withdraw money. This will reduce the risk involved in carrying money around.”
The directive of the Central Bank of Nigeria for a maximum of N150,000 daily cash withdrawal is laudable.” He said.

Former Lagos State Governor Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, yesterday, said that House of Representatives leadership should not be along partisan or regional lines as the House deserve credible leadership.

Tinubu stressed the need to balance the democratic institution reinforces the need for the lower legislative chamber to look inwards by selecting among its members those who are credible and could deliver.

He explained that there wa need for the legislative arm to have credible leadership, which should not be dictated by the swing of speculations or permutation, even as he denied that at no time did he rout for the selection of Saidu Ismaila Sambawa, as speaker, a development he derided as mere “Pepper Soup Joint speculations.”

He added that ACN will accept wholeheartedly, whoever the House of Representatives members select as their leader, as much as such a choice, is theirs .”

Tinubu said on the speculations that he was allegedly supporting the selection of Sambawa : “ I am not a gambler now, how do you expect me to respond to such gambling speculation as those who play coupon do.I do not play coupon that I will now start to per mutate, whoever the House of Representatives select as the choice of their speaker and other leaders , is solely their choice. What Nigeria needs now, is stability and action, not this kind of speculation.
The House of Representatives has the right to choose whoever they want as their leader.
All we have to do is to ensure that democratic principles, are applied and the question of zoning is not necessarily applicable.

One, we must allow constitutional democracy to prevail, we must encourage standard of performance, experience of the members and the integrity of the individuals must come to play, to ensure stability of the polity and the promise of transformation, that Nigeria needs.
Any other speculation to me is rubbish. I do not respond to hypotheses that are made out of Pepper Soup Joint. “
On whether he is supporting former Benue Governor, George Akume for the position of Senate Minority leader, Tinubu said : “The issue of Akume is our party’s question, and that question can be directed at the national chairman of the ACN.

Akume is my very good friend, I know him, he has being a governor, he governed Benue for eight years, he is a senator, he has served the first term, and now going for the second term, he has good character, if he leads the senate as minority leader, we will not find him lacking.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/06/80-nigerians-unbanked/

Between their crotch? No damn wonder my naira was funky.

:d

I converted my dollars in naira when I landed and I swear the naira has a foul smell.

Some keep their money insde Pot

Unbelievable . . , Menhhh!!!

Mrs.Chima:

Between their crotch? No damn wonder my naira was funky.

Like they say Mrs. Chima, you don't know WHERE that money been at.  I cringe when I see people pull out their money and lick their finger to count it.

livedit:



Like they say Mrs. Chima, you don't know WHERE that money been at. I cringe when I see people pull out their money and lick their finger to count it.

Vomitting . . .wow

livedit:



Like they say Mrs. Chima, you don't know WHERE that money been at.  I cringe when I see people pull out their money and lick their finger to count it.  

Yes sis! I carry hand sanitizers in my big purse so when I am touching things outside my home and I make sure Mr. Chima has some wipes for when He uses the bathroom in public because you never know what are you sitting on and where their arses been.

Eeew! I asked the teller to please replace my naira with some fresh ones. He just looked at me. I just stood there and like uhhhhhh.

i give my money 2 chicks 2 hold 4 me.

^^^Then you vulnerable to HIV

Chima,

Between their crotch? WTF. They don't use wallet over there? 80% of Nigerians don't keep money in the bank? Hard to believe

^^^^Madam Annoty
Check the link out

Lol My cousin in law says back in Nigeria, they used to put thier money on thier socks,

D-sense:

Vomitting . . .wow

Yes D-sense! Several years ago, I use to be a cashier part-time, and I've seen money that look like somebody just got done wiping themselves with it.  At the end of my shift, I would immediately wash my hands. I wouldn't touch no part of my face. And I keep wipes in my car to clean my steering wheel and stuff too. But I'd look at people count, put the money in their mouth, I be like, yikes! I just think to myself, so many germs just brewing in their mouth.  

Mrs.Chima:

Yes sis! I carry hand sanitizers in my big purse so when I am touching things outside my home and I make sure Mr. Chima has some wipes for when He uses the bathroom in public because you never know what are you sitting on and where their arses been.

Eeew! I asked the teller to please replace my naira with some fresh ones. He just looked at me. I just stood there and like uhhhhhh.

 I know that's right. Nothing like fresh crisp money versus dingy dirty damp money. It all spends the same, of course. But new money is always good.

African or Asian

They still do . . I saw a man trying to pay a driver the fee and was inserting his hand inside his socks . . I firsstly thought he was trying to pull out Evolver

livedit:

Yes D-sense! Several years ago, I use to be a cashier part-time, and I've seen money that look like somebody just got done wiping themselves with it. At the end of my shift, I would immediately wash my hands. I wouldn't touch no part of my face. And I keep wipes in my car to clean my steering wheel and stuff too. But I'd look at people count, put the money in their mouth, I be like, yikes! I just think to myself, so many germs just brewing in their mouth.






I know that's right. Nothing like fresh crisp money versus. It all spends the same, of course. But new money is always good.

Lmao . . . That's the right thing to do ofcourse . . I do alike . . .I have even stopped shaking hands

D-sense:

Lmao . . . That's the right thing to do ofcourse . . I do alike . . .I have even stopped shaking hands

~ LMBO! I feel you though. I just make sure to disinfect my hands after I shake hands. And like Mrs, Chima, it's always a good idea to carry antibacterial sanitizers.

I will appreciate if you would gather some senses and quit modifying my name. I am not an African nor Nigerian but the last I checked Nigeria is a country with population don't use the bank is lame.

women in their bras, grandmas under their mattresses, i dont knw about the rest of them

Lol what happened to the of my post. Typing with phone suck.

livedit:


~ LMBO! I feel you though. I just make sure to disinfect my hands after I shake hands. And like Mrs, Chima, it's always a good idea to carry antibacterial sanitizers.

I used to carry Antibacteria sanitizer right from time till i noticed it doesn't effectively work with most Nigerians
I then i deviced a new option and is to stop shaking hands

annita19:

I will appreciate if you would gather some senses and quit modifying my name. I am not an African nor Nigerian but the last I checked Nigeria is a country with population don't use the bank is lame.

I just kidding around . .Sorry dear

We're cool bro

se ori poster yi daru ni?

ki lon fa gbogbo osi to dan awon were yi lamu?

se e ni iya nle ni? Eranko lo bo yin?

^^^^



unfortunately, ko le ye won rara

Tpia/ Taba
You this Hoodlum shrimp,lost goat . .  . . .is here to derail the thread abi?
Did your fada curse you again ni? . . Abi WTF with your generation sef?
Did i mention your misrable life here? Or am i the publisher?
If you don't stick  a Pawpaw into your wide hole and keep the hell shot . .  . I will deal with you !!

Koko,
WHAT'S THE PRB HERE NOW?

^^^

did I say anything bad?

I just told tpia that the people she was talking to wouldnt understand her language . . anything wrong with that??

oloriburuku ni e sha!!!!!!

o ma se o- tie ti baje.

Na you papa you dey talk to . . .
Iwo omo ofo . .Omo jati jati . .Omo to ye kon fi che ritual . . .paradigm of Publick toilet.

you guys are cracking me up . . dont blame me for laughing

it is just too funny when cussing in yoruba.