seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

Bwahaha... You and those who click like to your post are not smart at all. Those who own the shops in the market are mainly Nigerians. . You write this all in the name of hating on Brits! You loser!

Tolatutu:
Great news,most of their customers were politicians and their children and family with our stolen money. It shows that change is indeed here, proud I vote for Buhari

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

Promhize:


Read! Before you comment.

The store owners are mostly Nigerians.

People buying stuff outside aren't only politicians, stop thinking from your anus.

This card restriction policy is killing small businesses.

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

noblemails:
they go to UK and lavish our money unconditionally... truly CHANGE has come... even if they fall sick, government should give them adequate treatment so they will be alive to finish the reggae which they started before we play the blues...

flyingsnail:
Another heavy lie from APC propaganda government,You cannot deceive all Nigeria.

Nigerians want to hear about job creation,Power, Fuel (pms) etc

Tell us about Nigeria Market not a fallacy market in UK

Watin concern us with UK street market.

See yesterday Headline and you are telling us rubbish

Fuel Scarcity Bites Harder, Petrol Now N400 Per Litre - Punch

Liers ...

Walexsammy:
Exactly the change I voted for

Tolatutu:


Keep shut, I don't care if they are Nigerians . They don't live in Nigeria and they will pay their taxes to the Bristish government and use that money to develop the UK. Let us buy things here from people who pay taxes in Nigeria and develop Nigeria and yes many politicians and their kids who used to spend anyhow before can no longer do so because of fear.

It's a great development for anyone that had sense and wants Nigeria to develop

The shop owner appealed to the Nigerian government to look into the cash and financial restrictions placed on its citizens travelling abroad, stressing that people should be allowed to carry as much money as they wish as long as they could prove ownership of the money.
“We go to Switzerland and other countries to buy goods and carry as much money as we need and the UK does not stop us as long as we can prove it is our money,” she said, pointing out that placing a blanket restriction victimises innocent people who earn their money legitimately.

Well, tough-luck!
The policy is here to stay.....and we are already seeing the positive results as Nigeria has been largely stable, despite the low receipts from crude oil sales. It has even show signs of appreciation against major currencies.

If you dont like it, please "Port to South Africa"!


God bless and strengthen Buhari so that he can complete the good work he has started in Nigeria.
may all the enemies of Nigeria be confused and put to shame. May they be scattered like chaff, before the wind with the angel of jehovah chasing them all about............. AMEN.

erico2k2:

Another jelous soul. You think politicians shop in Liverpool street market?

sdavirus:
Everyone should have freedom to spend their money how they like.... You dont force people to patronise locally made goods that way ... When the products are really good, no sane person would prefer to spend more on a foreign product.. Some people are just one sided... If it was the past administration that did it, we would have been hearing shouts of Jonathan the tyrant. It's called a democracy, people... Look up that word... No offense, but I feel it's more of broke people that rejoice at this.... If you are an entrepreneur, and have to feel this pain, when the sustainance of your family depends on this, you will be weeping. There are always better ways to checkmate thieves.

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

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Let us stop decieving ourselves!

This Govt has NOT SAID you cant spend as much as you wish.


What the Govt said is that if you want to SPEND ABOVE THE PRESCRIBE LIMIT,.... THEN YOU CANT DO IT BY CASH.... BUT BY BANK TRANSFERS!
EVEN IF IT IS TEN BILLION DOLLARS YOU WANT TO SPEND, JUST WIRE IT TO THE BENEFICIARY!

The reason for this we all know: to ENSURE TRACEABILITY.

But criminals with illegal money, Drug money, Ritual Money, Looted Funds, Kidnap money DONT WANT SUCH MONEY TRACEABLE SO THEY ARE BENT ON DOING CASH!

Even in the U.K, can you ever enter a Shop and spend 2,000GBP (Pounds Sterling) and not expect the financial crimes agents to "ask you some questions"?

I have tried to pay cash at an electronics shop some years back (just 400GBP) ans was turned down and asked to "use my Credit card" instead.
At another time, l wanted to buy a Vehicle for my wife, l wanted to withdraw the cash from my Bank (and l was drilled a lot, despite the fact that it is my money: What l wanted to do with it, why l cant just transfer it to the seller's account, e.t.c) but at the end of the day, l was hinted by a bank staff that l shoudl not draw unnecessary attention to myself by carrying large sums in cash around and that it is the preserve of criminals.

I agreed and ask the seller to furnish me with his account details (IBAN and BIC numbers) and l did the transaction flawlessly.

In every bank, and every country, there is an "Anti-Money laundering regulation" which amongst other things, "flags" all transactions over a certain limit.
Such transactions are "traced and vetted"....... and once you can explain the source of the funds, you are all good to go.
So, what is the hyper-ventilating about?

Do those people in Liverpool not have Bank accounts?
Do they not have Debit/Credit Card Readers?
Do Nigerian banks not have the ability to pay for your goods, right from here, to any part of the country?

WHAT EXACTLY IS THE NOISE ABOUT IF NOT JUST BECAUSE OF SOME CRIMINAL ACTIVITY THAT SOME WANT TO ENGAGE IN?
*Some want to use Forext bought from the CBN (at a very low rate) to import banned/proscribed goods!
*Some want t get the Forex from CBN on some false pretext while using it for another thing
*Some know they cant explain the source of that money and thus, want to remain under the radar.

Well, tough-luck!
The policy is here to stay.....and we are already seeing the positive results as Nigeria has been largely stable, despite the low receipts from crude oil sales. It has even show signs of appreciation against major currencies.

If you dont like it, please "Port to South Africa"!


God bless and strengthen Buhari so that he can complete the good work he has started in Nigeria.
may all the enemies of Nigeria be confused and put to shame. May they be scattered like chaff, before the wind with the angel of jehovah chasing them all about............. AMEN.



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