chimexdnice1:
You only hear this kind of rubbish in Nigeria, those guys making these policies haven't they travelled out of this country and see how beautiful banking system is

macphilip:

What has Jesus got to do with this.
Its high time Nigerians start holding their Leaders responsible
And stop taking everything to God.
Religion have really destroyed us in this Country.

Clerverly:
Na Thunder go Fire una there!

seunmsg:


What will Buhari benefit from ATM card charges?

Is the charges going into the coffers of government or the banks?

Just like I said on a thread earlier today, we apportion blames based on sentiments and emotions instead of common sense and pragmatism. Instead of calling out the greedy banks and their CBN collaborators, most of you are shouting Buhari. What has Buhari got to do with this?

princemillla:
Why is living in one's fatherland now more expensive than overseas.?

U pay tax
Pay 100 on atm every month
Pay 65 naira on atm in other banks
Pay 170 naira on every online transactions to other banks (105 and 55 naira)
Pay 50 naira bank stamp

Police go stop u for road u pay minimum 1k

Area boys go hail u, u pay 500.

Armed robbers go still come sweep the entire purse.

Maka why na

lekkie073:
so this govt wants to start collecting dues from the citizens.....


just because crude oil money is no more forthcoming. .



nigeria is doomed!

eherbal:
elewele complaining? Gbogbo prince of Ikorodu land. Hold body small. E go better

seunmsg:


What will Buhari benefit from ATM card charges?

Is the charges going into the coffers of government or the banks?

Just like I said on a thread earlier today, we apportion blames based on sentiments and emotions instead of common sense and pragmatism. Instead of calling out the greedy banks and their CBN collaborators, most of you are shouting Buhari. What has Buhari got to do with this?

obailala:
This desperation of the government to raise revenue by all means in the face of the oil crises is taking its toll on the popularity of the regime.

But then, for those saying this doesn't happen in other countries, 'travel and see' is the best advice. Nigerians dont pay tax, but then again, taxing can't just be slammed instantly on everyone (including even students).

Freshboi:
Many of you are showing like twats. How many of you pay taxes? In developed countries that we run to, the tax regime is strong. That is why UK and USA and the rest have developed. In this regime, we have peaked 4000mw.. Something that never happened during the Gej Era. The government is seeking innovative ways to finance the economy and we are here lamenting. What part have you played to expose corruption? Many of you shouting are simply Wailers.. Hungry Wailers

Adeniyimi:


But sorry to say u have a damaged brain. Instead of u to pray u are talking of war dindinrin. The war will come towards u only not nigerians...... one of d dumbest citizen in Nigeria

Yorubasgreat:
Buhari will finish off this country.. Mark my word..

Before the end of Buhari regime Nigerians must have faced themselves in war.. .

This will never end up well.. I have seen how it will all end..



I accept we have collectively voted seasoned criminals into power..
But, God is this punishment not too much for us..
Pls consider our ignorance and the fact that they lied and deceived us before we voted and have mercy..

seunmsg:


What will Buhari benefit from ATM card charges?

Is the charges going into the coffers of government or the banks?

Just like I said on a thread earlier today, we apportion blames based on sentiments and emotions instead of common sense and pragmatism. Instead of calling out the greedy banks and their CBN collaborators, most of you are shouting Buhari. What has Buhari got to do with this?

immortalcrown:
They forced all banks' customers to get debit card, now those customers are about to be forced to pay unnecessary charges for what did not willingly acquire. Now I know that Aninih was an amateur in robbery. This move by CBN is another form of crime. Money Ritual has taken different numerous forms. Uwa mmebi!

banmee:


It is not called dues. It is called taxation. They are being smart for the first time. This is how it is done in normal countries. All that is left is for them to use the revenue judiciously and not let corruption ruin it.

baebae:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has proposed a N100 monthly chargeon every debit card (ATM card) in the country.
The new charge is separate from the existing N65 charge after the third withdrawal within the same month.

A monthly maintenance fee of N100 was also proposed every month for anaira dominated debit card when used, and a N50 charge for other months when the card is used or not.
In its draft on the“guide to charges for banks and other financial institutions in Nigeria”, CBN has alsoproposed a N4,200-per-annum charge on foreign currency denominated cards as maintenance fee.

The apex bank has also proposed a N50 charge on every cheque leaflet obtained and used at the deposit money bank’s counter, The Cable reports.This is not the same as the collectioncharge on cheques, which is also proposed to be“one percent of cheque value or Naira equivalent of US $10 whichever is lower”.

The circular, signed by Kevin Amugo, director financial policy and regulation department, stated:

“The Central Bank of Nigeria is currently reviewing the extant Guide to Bank Charges, which came into effect on April 1, 2013,”

“The review, which is in line with the philosophy of periodically ensuring that the provisions of the guide accord with current realities, also seek to address complaints from customers of financial services, requests for clarification on provisionof the guide and absence of a tariff regime for other financial institutionsin Nigeria.

source
https://www.naij.com/765237-cbn-introduces-new-monthly-charge-atm-cards.html?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C1350216675

DuchessLily:



O yeah! I don't think this would have been ur verdict or stand if GEJ was the president.

And hear u talking abt sentiments and emotions

leonbob:
But PMB should have told us all these wicked levies while he was campaigning, by now he would have been back in Daura grazing his 230 cows and plastering his inherited mud house, God punish all who have determined to make life more difficult for Nigerians

seunmsg:
I have said it repeatedly that Emefiele is more interested in helping DMB'S to fleece Nigerians than in regulating them. All his policies are favourable to the banks than to Nigerians.

Government needs to stop appointing DMB MD's as CBN governor because they can't manage the conflict of interest that comes with the position. All they do is protect their banking investments instead of regulating. We need seasoned economist who have no heavy banking investments to protect as CBN governor.