POS is gaining momentum in Nigeria because most Nigerians don't like the stress of travelling far to queue up to withdraw or deposit money in banks anymore

And?

Asinnn the man in my school makes nothing less than 30k from his POS business daily
If you see the way students troop in to withdraw money on a minute basis you go shock

30k x 30 days = 900,000 monthly cool cash

I don't think its gaining momentum anymore
It must have gotten to it's peak and declining now, its oversturated .


I buy PayPal funds, eBay gift card, skrll and neteller.
Check my signature.

iaamxavier:
Asinnn the man in my school makes nothing less than 30k from his POS business daily
If you see the way students troop in to withdraw money on a minute basis you go shock

30k x 30 days = 900,000 monthly cool cash

Lie Lie from the pit of hell

iaamxavier:
Asinnn the man in my school makes nothing less than 30k from his POS business daily
If you see the way students troop in to withdraw money on a minute basis you go shock

30k x 30 days = 900,000 monthly cool cash

Where does he see money to pay customers?
If he should use his personal savings,how much would he make on the long run?

somebody02 exactly! Many Nigerians dey see sonetin finish

iaamxavier:
Asinnn the man in my school makes nothing less than 30k from his POS business daily
If you see the way students troop in to withdraw money on a minute basis you go shock

30k x 30 days = 900,000 monthly cool cash

That means he attends to everage of 200 to 300 people a day....this lie na heavenly

Really,

That means government should start taxing them too since stamp duty fees has been inreased to 0.08 percent.

Now that it seems that 428 Federal Parastatals are owning salary for November, I think it's time for FIRS to do something on POS.

God bless Buhari

Obagreatdatoye:

That means he attends to everage of 200 to 300 people a day....this lie na heavenly

This number is very small
We have only 1 bank that is working in my school compared to thousands of student

So you mean POS is more lucrative than highway robbery, kidnapping, bandittry, and terrorism that are all keeping our youths engaged.

Praxis758:
So you mean POS is more lucrative than highway robbery, kidnapping, bandittry, and terrorism that are all keeping our youths engaged.

Youths in south Nigeria ar not engaged in those crimes like d north