PUSH1:
The Britons will never spend 1 pound of their earning outside or within their country. They would rather put it back in their economy expecting Other countries to patronize them.

Good development!
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Are you kidding me? The Brits spend alot more on just holidays abroad than Nigerians spend in UK... Why should they go to another man's country to purchase things readily available in their own country.. It's all well and good supporting your home market, and placing restrictions on imports, but you must be ready to provide the quality goods and enabling environs if you want home trade to flourish.. We are not there yet..

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Its all lies i was in that market last friday there is nothing different from what its always has been.

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.

what about quality ??

erico2k2:

Guy drink water and red again, the Market is in SE london,its a cheap street market where its original aim was for people to bring goods they no longer need and sell them at cheap rate, it was meant to be just a laugh.Example of such is the Oshodi market.People who go to that market are People who live and work In that part of London only, its not an export market, there are no whole sale there,its full of cheap stuff fit for broke people.

which market exactly in SE london are talking about? The one they are talking about on here is in liverpool street, that's definitely not in SE london.

AM assuming you are talking about the east street market along walwort road between cambarwell road and elephant and castle SE london

erico2k2:

Guy drink water and red again, the Market is in SE london,its a cheap street market where its original aim was for people to bring goods they no longer need and sell them at cheap rate, it was meant to be just a laugh.Example of such is the Oshodi market.People who go to that market are People who live and work In that part of London only, its not an export market, there are no whole sale there,its full of cheap stuff fit for broke people.

Oga madam Liverpool street is in central London. The heart of d city (in London, d city is d financial district), u find university and office buildings in DT area. Even dt iconic igloo-looking building (cant rmmbr d name) is in DT area. You will not find RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGs. Its just a specialist foreign market mainly for fabrics. And there are a lot of specialist markets in london. By specialist i mean, very specific goods. e.g. if i want a very good scarf i go to d arabs on edgware road. They don't sell UK products. Everyone DT goes to these mkts know DT. If u want qlty jeans u go to topshop on d high street & not to a specialist MKT where u know d jeans was imported from turkey.

erico2k2:

Guy drink water and red again, the Market is in SE london,its a cheap street market where its original aim was for people to bring goods they no longer need and sell them at cheap rate, it was meant to be just a laugh.Example of such is the Oshodi market.People who go to that market are People who live and work In that part of London only, its not an export market, there are no whole sale there,its full of cheap stuff fit for broke people.

which market in SE london do you mean? The market they are talking about on here is in liverpool street, that's definitely not in the SE london

janellemonae:


Oga madam Liverpool street is in central London. The heart of d city (in London, d city is d financial district), u find university and office buildings in DT area. Even dt iconic igloo-looking building (cant rmmbr d name) is in DT area. You will not find RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGs. Its just a specialist foreign market mainly for fabrics. And there are a lot of specialist markets in london. By specialist i mean, very specific goods. e.g. if i want a very good scarf i go to d arabs on edgware road. They don't sell UK products. Everyone DT goes to these mkts know DT. If u want qlty jeans u go to topshop on d high street & not to a specialist MKT where u know d jeans was imported from turkey.

exactly! I don't know were he got the idea that the market is in the south east london, because i ve been to this liverpool street market and its definitely not in the south east.or a cheap street market.its called the spitafield market

Great news if it is true.

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FG should mandate that before applying for a foreign visa to non-sub-Saharan African nations Nigerians should pay for a permit from FG equivalent to 3 times the cost of visa for that country. unless they can prove compassionate reasons why the fee for permit should be reduced to minimum $150.

That should do the trick.

DelGardo:
It will be nice also for the British High Commission and their High Performance visa processing agent to suffer the same fate.

Charging Nigerians USD500 for a two year visa , and insisting on dollar payment inside Nigeria is wrong on so many levels.

Oxford Circus and Jermyne Street will soon feel the impact too.

Change is here.

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So a story told by someone on Nairalalnd is the best "authority" you can use to assert your claim?
You are foolish beyond redemption!
How are you sef?
Illiterate Gala seller, how would you know the difference?
Beer parlour indeed.


Okay, let us even assume, for discussion purposes, that the story is absolutely true.
Did you not notice that that limit applies to CARD TRANSACTION?

That is why l said "shopping money / BTA" in my earlier post.
Go back and confirm that line in the post.

Truly, ignorance is an illusion of Knowledge, or people like you!

If the person in that story wanted to pay for goods worth One Million Doll[b]ars, he does not need to use his Credit Card.[/b]
WHY? The charges are exorbitant.

A cheaper and the recommended alternative is to use a bank transfer!

I am convinced you have comprehension problems otherwise you would have seen the same thing in my post where l said all you need to do (and l have done this a number of times this year) a Bank transfer.
Get the sellers IBAN and BIC (International bank transfer codes) and instruct your bank to wire the money to them. SIMPLE.

Credit /Debit Card are meant for Shopping and over the Counter purchases but foolish people like you want to use it to by a tractor!

Anyway, you guys can continue to wallow in ignorance and #Wail all day long, e nor concern people like me!

The policy will stay for as long as needed. Anyoen not happy with it and who does not want to use their Bank for payments, can go hang on a Mango tree.
PMB nor send una.
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Lastpage!

Do you actually think I read all you type, I don't have enough time for that.

At least you saw international transactions on cards in my last post, didn't you?

Bolden, colorize your post all you want.

Since you know it all. How do you pay into a UK account with this CBN policy?

ThisMeansWAR:
if u had demanded all these from gej, i would have taken you seriously.

I was tempted to call you a FOOL! But because I respect humans I won't say so... Nigerian have every right to complain of their condition if it is not favourable to them irrespective of whom holds power. The market state of UK does not concern us, our status is what matters. Every unemployed youth who sees your statement would certainly be mad at ur naïve reply. No offence... Just couldn't hold back my anger. Can't tell if Buhari is work but I want Nigeria to work, irrespective of who holds power.

trapQ:
sorry dear, you're the one who didn't comprehend the post.

please tell me how I did not comprehend the post cos I do know what Im talking about and the market in question is 30 m ins drive from me, have you been to the market ever?

otiigba1:
which market in SE london do you mean? The market they are talking about on here is in liverpool street, that's definitely not in the SE london

we know that its not in SE, however there is no market called liverpool street market as such.My brain was thinking East street market guys.We know its in East london but that's not what Im Talking about here, Im concerned about saying its folding due to Nigerians not buying from them.

No bar to spend na

trapQ:
you're just not liberal. statistics from the UK govt says that Nigerians are the 2nd highest spenders in the UK. go do your research. do you know how many Nigerians live in the UK? what about the ones that only go for shopping purposes.

you are missing the point, the Nigerians who spend are in other Bigger shop, besides there is little or no POS is that market, there are no brand name in that market that is trending. its an open market, same like Oshodi, you can see the pic from the link,Nigerians shop in harrods, Argos, Primark etc,.you tell me traveling from Nigeria to the Uk, waht are you going to Buy in Liverpool st market??

janellemonae:


Oga madam Liverpool street is in central London. The heart of d city (in London, d city is d financial district), u find university and office buildings in DT area. Even dt iconic igloo-looking building (cant rmmbr d name) is in DT area. You will not find RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGs. Its just a specialist foreign market mainly for fabrics. And there are a lot of specialist markets in london. By specialist i mean, very specific goods. e.g. if i want a very good scarf i go to d arabs on edgware road. They don't sell UK products. Everyone DT goes to these mkts know DT. If u want qlty jeans u go to topshop on d high street & not to a specialist MKT where u know d jeans was imported from turkey.

We don hear, but if you want to correct person be sure to have the correct details, that market is not in central london,its in East London.

janellemonae:


Oga madam Liverpool street is in central London. The heart of d city (in London, d city is d financial district), u find university and office buildings in DT area. Even dt iconic igloo-looking building (cant rmmbr d name) is in DT area. You will not find RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGs. Its just a specialist foreign market mainly for fabrics. And there are a lot of specialist markets in london. By specialist i mean, very specific goods. e.g. if i want a very good scarf i go to d arabs on edgware road. They don't sell UK products. Everyone DT goes to these mkts know DT. If u want qlty jeans u go to topshop on d high street & not to a specialist MKT where u know d jeans was imported from turkey.

Plz see teh link to the market, tell me waht you will buy there as a Nigerian.
http://www.oldspitalfieldsmarket.com/the-market/sunday-market

otiigba1:
exactly! I don't know were he got the idea that the market is in the south east london, because i ve been to this liverpool street market and its definitely not in the south east.or a cheap street market.its called the spitafield market

http://www.oldspitalfieldsmarket.com/the-market/sunday-market
thats teh link to the market, tell me waht you will go there to buy as a Nigerian

erico2k2:

you are missing the point, the Nigerians who spend are in other Bigger shop, besides there is little or no POS is that market, there are no brand name in that market that is trending. its an open market, same like Oshodi, you can see the pic from the link,Nigerians shop in harrods, Argos, Primark etc,.you tell me traveling from Nigeria to the Uk, waht are you going to Buy in Liverpool st market??

Oga what point are u trying to make exactly? I am CATEGORICALLY TELLING u DT market women DT sell lace and shoes in Nigeria (mostly yoruba women) troop there ALL THE TIME to buy LOADS of stuff. Have u ever bn there? Pple buy shoe/bag set in massive Ghana must go and cargo it home. Same wt d lace. Very few pple even go there to buy single stuff. They buy to resell cos they do massive wholesales. Where do u think balogun women get there lace?. Some of them DT are made bring in containers from south Korea or import directly from Switzerland but majority of them starting out buy from Liverpool street. DT market has bn there for decades and kept growing. Why wld d market be full of buyers and sellers if pple are not buying? Nobody goes there to buy Argos items and high street clothes. Why are u arguing over somewhere uve never been. Jeeez!!!

uncletbuddy:
I was tempted to call you a FOOL! But because I respect humans I won't say so... Nigerian have every right to complain of their condition if it is not favourable to them irrespective of whom holds power. The market state of UK does not concern us, our status is what matters. Every unemployed youth who sees your statement would certainly be mad at ur naïve reply. No offence... Just couldn't hold back my anger. Can't tell if Buhari is work but I want Nigeria to work, irrespective of who holds power.

bla bla bla...

If he demanded all that from gej and gej didn't give to him and still decided to stick with get till 2019 in unemployment and poverty, then why is he crying? After all nothing has changed ... If it is still gej there, nothing would have changed ... Now see that logic dumdum..

abe4kom:
Aha, at last something that will affect the british economy.

Sai change!

Oh, really? Hmm...

erico2k2:

We don hear, but if you want to correct person be sure to have the correct details, that market is not in central london,its in East London.

Liverpool street is on d central line. Ask someone who lives in London whether the train stops in zone 1 which are on d central, circle or district lines are 'cheap areas' like u described it. ***eye roll***

That's good, Nigerians are now getting back to their sense

DelGardo:
It will be nice also for the British High Commission and their High Performance visa processing agent to suffer the same fate.

[b[b]]Charging Nigerians USD500 for a two year visa , and insisting on dollar payment inside Nigeria is wrong on so many levels[/b].[/b][b][/b]

Oxford Circus and Jermyne Street will soon feel the impact too.

Change is here.

This is what happens when slaves are in power. No foreign countries can impose another currency inside an independent country. Weak countries deserve to be disrespected and Nigeria is one of those

What happened to Ariara Market in Aba. I support the Government's policy on that, Nigerians are too wasteful out there.

janellemonae:


Oga what point are u trying to make exactly? I am CATEGORICALLY TELLING u DT market women DT sell lace and shoes in Nigeria (mostly yoruba women) troop there ALL THE TIME to buy LOADS of stuff. Have u ever bn there? Pple buy shoe/bag set in massive Ghana must go and cargo it home. Same wt d lace. Very few pple even go there to buy single stuff. They buy to resell cos they do massive wholesales. Where do u think balogun women get there lace?. Some of them DT are made bring in containers from south Korea or import directly from Switzerland but majority of them starting out buy from Liverpool street. DT market has bn there for decades and kept growing. Why wld d market be full of buyers and sellers if pple are not buying? Nobody goes there to buy Argos items and high street clothes. Why are u arguing over somewhere uve never been. Jeeez!!!

for the record I have been there,I'm not saying Nigerians do not go there Im saying how will the lack of Nigerians buying there make the market to close?

BABANGBALI:
the place was so scanty the last time i went there to do shopping for vickyrotex and msglobalwonder

You wey never reach Airport see

janellemonae:


Liverpool street is on d central line. Ask someone who lives in London whether the train stops in zone 1 which are on d central, circle or district lines are 'cheap areas' like u described it. ***eye roll***

chie ahah E don dooh,we know say U never reach London b4 but stick to what you know, just cos they call it central line does not mean it only plies central london,,it goes from West london to East london hence its called the central line the post code of the market is E1 6EW, now is that central london

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