socialmediaman:
All taxi drivers and infact all businesses in Nigeria need this, not just for the reasons stated by OP but also security. You don't want someone pointing a gun to your head and asking you to bring all you've earned for the whole day

we need to boost our internet services first.
in this digital age it is now a social amenity to be handled by the government.

Jklue007:
The change we can see!
BUHARI my HERO! AMEACHI my ROLE MODEL!! FASHOLA my GUY!!!
God bless Nairaland.

copy copy

DIIGZ:
That's called upgraded change

I hope is not One chance cos even robbers they use POS

I will never use card with that shit, i either pay at their office with my card if not then i will pay in cash, even if i don't have cash on me then i will stop at an ATM machine, withdraw cash and then pay him, we don't pay cabs here with POS, never heard it at-least so why should i do that in Nigeria with all these card frauds going on everywhere.

Bamz:


Phew!

Well zoom in on the pic and you'll see the Access Bank logo. Girls,aargg!!

I didn't really look at d pic

Great but not news at all. I was at a mama put along PH road owerri close to ABC transport transfer park in 2013 november, the mamaput woman had POS and was impressed by that . I engaged her in a chat

dealeh:


Quite impressive

He obviously doesn’t want to hear stories that touch from customers with not enough cash, Pay on the Move…

http://www.gltrends.com/photo-see-lagos-taxi-driver-uses-pos/

Long overdue. Next I expect are the Danforth that will be the killer change we all crave for

papawemba:

You are so beautifully Stuupid.

. thanks for ur Fucken observation.... uwc

Tolexander:
for you to think I don't know that is a POS is the father of ignorance.

Oga mi u dey fall my hand o. Zoom the pics, its POS. Thats sumtin I use almost on a daily basis

dealeh:


Quite impressive

He obviously doesn’t want to hear stories that touch from customers with not enough cash, Pay on the Move…

http://www.gltrends.com/photo-see-lagos-taxi-driver-uses-pos/

This POS that made gtbank blocked my 35k. After trying to purchase a blackberry Q5 @ slot. The transaction wasn't successful and they blocked the money.

na lie.... thats a toyota corolla 2000model.... pls spare us this one

Jklue007:
The change we can see!
BUHARI my HERO! AMEACHI my ROLE MODEL!! FASHOLA my GUY!!!
God bless Nairaland.

What of ROCHAS? Your taxi driver I guess.


Even sef,na conductor fit am

Spaxon:
interesting..........
nobe card reader be dat?

wow,your a pretty gyal

Jklue007:
The change we can see!

BUHARI my HERO!
AMEACHI my ROLE MODEL!!
FASHOLA my GUY!!!

God bless Nairaland.

Rochas your Father?

Jklue007:
The change we can see!

BUHARI my HERO!
AMEACHI my ROLE MODEL!!
FASHOLA my GUY!!!

God bless Nairaland.

Right... I guess we have to credit someone huh... how deep is buhari's d**k in your mouth?

I guess that availability of Network, power supply and corporation of passengers would be some of his challenges in adequately deploying the POS. But its good original thinking from him.

Well done, Eko for Show!

This is a lie

vheMa:
wow,your a pretty gyal

thanks so much dear

That is called packaging

emilyone:
My church uses POS how much more a taxi driver

Cashless policy is the answer

please which kin church you dey attend,the POS na for offering or Thanksgiving

POS TRANSACTIONS are traceable

Pavore9:


Giving it to banks was wrong! Going by Central bank of Kenya data an average of Sh6.2 billion (N13bn) was moved on a daily basis across the mobile money networks of MPESA, Airtelmoney, orange money etc in the first 6months of 2014! lt is even banks that are playing attache to these networks!

I agree. It is a technological solution per say not a financial one.

Giving it to banks is the major reason why it has not really been successful here. MTN was already running mobile money adverts before they were stopped. the banks argument was Telecoms operators were already big, unfortunately, what they fail to understand is the bigger the telecoms operators are, the bigger they will also make whichever bank they bank with.

I can feel d breeze of Change... it here already..

rman:


I agree. It is a technological solution per say not a financial one.

Giving it to banks is the major reason why it has not really been successful here. MTN was already running mobile money adverts before they were stopped. the banks argument was Telecoms operators were already big, unfortunately, what they fail to understand is the bigger the telecoms operators are, the bigger they will also make whichever bank they bank with.

The banks should have thought of ways of benefiting from the Networks,

Take for instance, l use Airtelmoney here, what l did was l got an extra Airtel Kenya sim card, registered it with the Airtelmoney service and also got an Airtelmoney Visa card powered by one of the local banks here, Chase bank. l sent down both Sim card and Airtel Visa card to Nigeria. All l do is send money from my Airtel line right here in the comfort of my apartment and my contact in Nigeria instantly gets an alert through the line l had sent down earlier, he goes to the nearest ATM to withdraw! l can send a maximum of $750 daily.

This is one of the possibilities the banks are loosing!

Spaxon:
thanks so much dear

I really need to speak with you. About something serious

vheMa:
I really need to speak with you. About something serious

aitte...
about what

Spaxon:
lol thanks dear

yes , ur truly buriful

Spaxon:
lol thanks dear

yes , ur truly buriful

Spaxon:

aitte...
about what

when I viewed your profile I was with a friend of mine(a guy). He saw ur pic,and he couldn't help buh to admire you. Now he's been disturbing me,cos I told him we're both on d same forum(not friends). Can u pls gv him(me) ur pin or number . To stop d disturbance,plss