Was going through my files when I came across this,so I decided to share with you guys.

This was how banking looks like as at year 2004.

The blue pen indicates the amount credited.

The red pen indicates the amount debited.

How many of you bank this way?
Cc: Lalasticlala

hmmmmm

times have really changed

Its [size=20pt]LadyF[/size] again

Another pix

time

INTROVERT:

Those good old days.

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victorels:

Those good old days.

I don't think you prefer those days to this present generation except for some banks like....

MOIart:
I don't think you prefer those days to this present generation except for some banks like....

If I had bank account then, it would be good old days still.

You want to mention First Bank, Union Bank

Good! I am sure some kids think that it had alays been like it is today.

victorels:


If I had bank account then, it would be good old days still.

You want to mention First Bank, Union Bank

victorels:


If I had bank account then, it would be good old days still.

You want to mention First Bank, Union Bank

Or bank of the north, if u knw what I mean

Na so e be.
Even our banks presently look primitive when you compare them with the ones you see abroad.
We shall get there anyway

this shows we have really grown and develop...with time we gonna sit on high table in world conference











its villa again

Lol Who licks Amaechi's arse?

Pic is upside down bro

And the camera quality nawaa ooooo

Seen

ok

Yeah that's a pass book

Wow....how time flies....... but now na internet banking sure pass. Can't remember the last time I entered the banking hall to do anything

I nor sabi read upside down

Archaic

Thanks to ICT

majority of peeps den na inside hole dem dey keep money lol. those days u fit deposit 500k on Friday, on Monday u go hear say bank don go bust owo jona tins

Technological change has transformed everything for good and convenience of customers.

When they were stealing our money

Yes, it shows Nigeria is improving, God bless the originator and the inovator of rebranding the face of Nigeria, and the banking sector as a whole

NB: I once used it.

yes na so