i am affiliate with jumia kenya, Ksh 5530 was transfered to my account since april 28 2015 and i have not recieved, after complaining the affiliate manager at jumia kenya sent me the proof of payment. i took it to sterling bank(my bank) and i was told that they cant recieve kenyan shillings (ksh) that they can only recieve dollars, Pounds and Euro.

Please i need advice on what else i can do.

ib22003:
i am affiliate with jumia kenya, Ksh 5530 was transfered to my account since april 28 2015 and i have not recieved, after complaining the affiliate manager at jumia kenya sent me the proof of payment. i took it to sterling bank(my bank) and i was told that they cant recieve kenyan shillings (ksh) that they can only recieve dollars, Pounds and Euro.

Please i need advice on what else i can do.

naira and kenyan currency are two different thing.no bank would receive kenya currency in nigeria and vice versa.they can only deal with world recognized currency such as dollars, euros, pounds etc.

bedfordng:
naira and kenyan currency are two different thing.no bank would receive kenya currency in nigeria and vice versa.they can only deal with world recognized currency such as dollars, euros, pounds etc.

so what can be done now.

ib22003:

so what can be done now.

ask your bank to refund the money to them, that way you can request in dollars or receive via a Kenya pal's account

ib22003:

so what can be done now.

use your kenyan bank account to receive the cash.

Give me 30% n i'll help u get ur money

ok

i had that problem back in 2010. my advise to you is to plan for next time. always send cash in US$. i learned the hard way.

Use ecobank..

Ask for international Fund access code

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Africa is still in slavery. And it hurts my soul we have brainwashed elites walking around the world selling out Africa to better western economies.

@OP.
To transfer your money from Kenya to Nigeria the money have to pass through New York, or London, or Germany!, where those countries have to make a profit called bank charges.

Kenyan banks can't transfer directly from Kenyan shillings to Nigeria as someone said. You should've told them to pay you in $ or £ or €. But, you'll still need a corresponding Dom account in said currencies to be able to receive it in Nigeria.

Third world countries are in a new form of slavery called technological slavery. Details on my signature.

hmm....that should be about N12k. it is not hard, you can get this money within the next one hour in Nigeria if Jumia can send it via Mpesa.

ASK THE BANK TO REFUND THE MONEY THEN YOU AS JUMIA KENYA TO SEND IT IN DOLLAR

most banks in nigeria only work with globally accepted common currencies. since your nigerian account is not domiciled in the kenyan currency contact your jumia rep and have them cancel the cheque/order and send you one with the dollar equivalent.

ib22003:
i am affiliate with jumia kenya, Ksh 5530 was transfered to my account since april 28 2015 and i have not recieved, after complaining the affiliate manager at jumia kenya sent me the proof of payment. i took it to sterling bank(my bank) and i was told that they cant recieve kenyan shillings (ksh) that they can only recieve dollars, Pounds and Euro.

Please i need advice on what else i can do.

lt is easy, first ask Jumia Kenya if one can receive it via MPESA, if yes, then if you have someone here, he/she can receive it for you through their Safaricom line. The he/she gives the money to one of our igbo traders here via mobile money transfer and he in turn Whatsapps his contact in Lagos to pay into your Sterling bank account.

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shillings?

Nigeria always has problems with funds transfer from other countries. It's so bad.

umarc19:
Give me 30% n i'll help u get ur money

How much be all the money self wey you wan cut 30% , thiefkoko

ib22003:

so what can be done now.

Ask your bank to give you the equivalent of the funds in naira. They should be able to since they've acknowledged receipt of the funds.

Or Ask your Kenyan contact to request for a reparation of fund then send again using an In-bound/Out-bound money vendor like Western Union or Money Gram. When they do, you'll get paid in naira even if the fund was sent in the Kenyan currency.

Alternatively, if you do have a domiciliary account, you can asked that the funds be directly sent in US dollars to your account.

The authorities are really stringent with inwards and outwards money transfers.

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Pavore9:


lt is easy, first ask Jumia Kenya if one can receive it via MPESA, if yes, then if you have someone here, he/she can receive it for you through their Safaricom line. The he/she gives the money to one of our igbo traders here via mobile money transfer and he in turn Whatsapps his contact in Lagos to pay into your Sterling bank account.

Really?

How safe and trustworthy is this?

dont trust anything online

musicwriter:
Africa is still in slavery. And it hurts my soul we have brainwashed elites walking around the world selling out Africa to better western economies.

@OP.
To transfer your money from Kenya to Nigeria the money have to pass through New York, or London, or Germany!, where those countries have to make a profit from the bank charges.

Kenyan banks can't transfer directly from Kenyan shillings to Nigeria as someone said. You should've told them to pay you in $ or £ or €. But, you need a corresponding Dom account in said currencies to be able to receive it in Nigeria.

Third world countries are in a new form of slavery called technological slavery. Details on my signature.

So individuals in say Paris wouldn't have to pass through the same route when transferring funds?

kaboninc:


Really?

How safe and trustworthy is this?

Over safe, Many Nigerians here in Kenya don't even bother to use banks to send money down money to Nigeria to avoid the bank charges of UBA, GTbank and Ecobank charges here in Nairobi, They use the means l highlighted earlier. Even to receive money from Nigeria we go the same route.

i dont know o

kaboninc:


So individuals in say Paris wouldn't have to pass through the same route when transferring funds?

Yes, European banks can transfer to European banks, "if it's Euro transactions". If it's in $ it must pass through New York.

The world's economy is set up like the "prey and the predator". It's structured to perpetually favour Babylon.

I'm actually currently writing a song called the prey and the predator. Problem is this type of song I write according to a friend seems intellectual and it's not what Nigerians want to hear. The consolation though is Bob Marley's music was once considered same way and radio stations refused to play it. Surely, I will get there.

musicwriter:
Africa is still in slavery. And it hurts my soul we have brainwashed elites walking around the world selling out Africa to better western economies.

@OP.
To transfer your money from Kenya to Nigeria the money have to pass through New York, or London, or Germany!, where those countries have to make a profits called bank charges.

Kenyan banks can't transfer directly from Kenyan shillings to Nigeria as someone said. You should've told them to pay you in $ or £ or €. But, you'll still need a corresponding Dom account in said currencies to be able to receive it in Nigeria.

Third world countries are in a new form of slavery called technological slavery. Details on my signature.

There is UBA, Gtbank and Ecobank here in Nairobi. l have sent money to Nigeria severally through UBA's Africash.