UncleKoboko:

shut up!

what about the osus?

R0chas, Amaechl etc are they yorubas?

Always think before you type.

livinbygrace:


They ban crypto in Nigeria,for any smart guy,enter Cotonou or Ghana and do your thing then wire the money back to your account .Na now those countries go make better money from Nigerians

Rizin:


You are 100% right. Just watch how $1 will equal 700 naira in the next 6months.

Vistra40:


What has EndSARS got to do with cryptocurrency oga? Do you have sense at all?

softguy1:


Are you not in Nigeria?

Xeedee:
$61 btc for sale. WhatsApp link below.

https:///s/6018ed2fee989

heendrix:


Boss yarn me abeg na buy me wan buy ni

CryptoRepublic1:
African leaders are the most short sighted set of people on earth,they should've embraced the blockchain technology but no they're not, the future is in the blockchain technology and it's going to be one of those kind of situations of he who controls bitcoin controls the future economic,when btc was selling for under 3k they should've bought it all up but they didn't,I can see Nigeria economic growth shorting down by inflation very soon and I think that every rich Nigerians should be busy putting all their money into btc and other cryptocurrencies asap.

Africa is a total failure.

douchesnozzle:

The charges in crypto currency transactions is far higher than what d bank will charge. The major selling point for crypto currency is the volatility and anonymous nature of the transactions.

NiRfreak:

I follow a lot of cryptocurremcy news channel, both on YouTube, Twitter and telegram ...and I also Google crypto stuffs from internet and read books about technical Analysis

lalasticlala:
CBN Shuts Down Cryptocurrency Exchange Bank Accounts

"February 5, 2021

LETTER TO ALL DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS, NON-BANK FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

The Central of Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) circular of January 12, 2017 ref FPR/DIR/GEN/C1R,06/010 which cautioned Deposit Money Banks (DMBs), Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFIs), Other Financial Institutions (OFIs) and members of the pubic so the risk associated with transactions In crypto currency refers.

Father to earlier regulatory directives on the subject, the Bank hereby wishes to remind regulated institutions that dealing in crypto curencies or facilitating payments for cryptocurrency exchanges is prohibited. Accordingly, all DMBs.

NBFIs and OFIs are directed to identify persons and/or entities transacting in or operating crypto currency exchanges within tier systemsand ensure that such accounts are closed immediately. Please note that breaches of this directive will attract severe regulatory sanctions. This letter is with immediate effect."

Osaretin Victor Asemota @asemota shared it on Twitter and wrote:



https://twitter.com/asemota/status/1357647685801676802

A Twitter user, Futurist @nathaniel_luz, reacted:


https://twitter.com/nathaniel_luz/status/1357648314016096256?s=19

munachiso58:
to deposit money into ur Luno acct is no longer working

munachiso58:
yes i know

pijay:

Yes I am in Nigeria. This is my email jep4real@yahoo.com
If you have Bitcoins or Ethereums to sell. I am here.

Fabulouslouie:


₦10k NGN for sale on Binance... Check my signature for number

nittly:
Ready for the deal Coin before payment..... agree?

Fabulouslouie:
You think say na pikin u dey follow Yan?

nittly:
lol, you also think say na mugu wan pay money for you?, I didn't need your NGN again. p2p on bi.nan.ce is secure than here!!!!!

teacherbim:

Honestly I still do not understand,I have Etherium and I just invested in bnb on roqqu,I'm confused