vowiski:

Please take a seat!

vowiski:


You for no come if you no wan hear na..

Dem force you?

When POS started , people were scared and skeptical .. Now POS Dey people backyard ..

If you no adapt , express go leave you ..

Better go and register your E-wallet before network start to worry am , as people jump into it

You pray to travel out … How many times do they hold cash ?

Learn to move forward in life

tungamaje:

Exactly the challenge. Nigeria unfortunately is not yet ripe for that type of transaction. Someone transfers money to you and you won't immediately receive a credit alert because of bad network. The alert may even enter a day or two days later. How would the cashless trade thrive then?

vowiski:


You complain too much..

That’s why E-naira is there ..

Transfer to your E-naira wallet , make payment .

It’s going to be instant Because it’s using the same network protocol.

Everyone will start using their E-naira for day to day transactions, while you do other major transactions with your bank..

It’s only for a while and , it will soon get mass adoption.

Normally nobody loves change , it’s painful and annoying

vowiski:


You get sense so?

I say E-naira , you say POS?

I said with time , we will adapt …

Which one you come Dey curse me ?

Everyone will up their game , every challenge comes with their corresponding solution.

If you want to remain in the Stone Age, it’s left to you.

tungamaje:

Exactly the challenge. Nigeria unfortunately is not yet ripe for that type of transaction. Someone transfers money to you and you won't immediately receive a credit alert because of bad network. The alert may even enter a day or two days later. How would the cashless trade thrive then?

Acidosis:

Do you really need this? The currency redesign does not affect N100 and N50 notes. Just store a lot of N100 and N50 notes in your house. Redesign or not, you're not affected. Many of you don't have any business with N1000 notes to be honest. Those who need your N1000 notes can also accept transfers and cards (POS).

victooman:
shut up ur useless mouth,, see as u just dey yarn nonsense with confidence,,, how many Nigerians own a smart phone,,, ? how many villages have u travel before ,, u are just stuck in Abuja or lagos with no basic exposure on the environment and it interior ,,, is it with this epileptic network and high level of illiteracy that Nigerians will subscribe to ur useless e- naira? since adapting to e naira will take time why are CBN not smart enough to at least put some of this things in order before rushing on with this policy,, were in the world is transition to cashless policy initiated in the way Emiefele is doing it? look at the nonsense u are comfortably supporting,,l can bet my life you have never own a business in ur life,, only God knows if u have ever travel out of ur Abuja or lagos,, just a demented salary earner yarning dust,,, u dont even know were the food u are eating is coming ,,,from when inflation hit u hard that 50k salary of urs wont be enough to feed u , continue typing nonsense

vowiski:


Since you say you want to make a foo^l of your self..

Let me embarrass your empty brain…

Cashless policy was introduced in Nigeria by CBN in 2012. That was why I asked you again if Cashless policy was introduced 3-months ago, but you were too dumb to provide any logical answer.

And yes, cashless policy will provide security. Criminals will no longer demand cash because they know it’s near impossible to have it as it’s very limited in supply .. if they opt for transfer , it will be easier to trace them.

On employment . Yes , it will bring employment, because a lot of fin-tech will key into this policy and create a robust financial infrastructure that will cause employment. This will also make escrow accounts possible for e-commerce , gradually phasing out the wicked cash-on-delivery option that has sent many business crashing. As powerful as Konga, it could not survive. Jumia for 5 years , never posted any profit.


For fuel and electricity, the same process applies. I am sure you have heard some governors were paying salaries and contractors with cash looted .. The way the system is now, large cash will be logged which will be an easy way for EFCC to pick criminal elements in government. When payments are done by transfer , it’s also easy to audit records for financial misappropriation.

The CBN policy attempts to make stealing no longer fun and easy. When this happens, monies that could not be stolen because it can easily be traced will find its way back to infrastructure.

Why the hurry to impose the policy? You had 2012 to 2022, what did you do with it?

As Buhari said , 3 months is more than enough to deposit your old currencies. And I say again, it’s more than enough.

If you are not happy, don’t que up in the bank latest Monday to deposit your old currencies..

Think say na by to blow gramma online. You fit blow gramma and still no get sense. You are not the first I have seen 🤣

Sleekfingers:



When will Nigeria ripe for it? In 2099? When countries like USA, Germany , Japan etc started their cashless transactions, there are hiccups, but they keep improving on it over time.

vowiski:


You are a ridiculous excuse for being a human being!

Your thinking pattern and mental make-up is worse than or equal to that of an earthworm.

victooman:
come and talk now , educated illiterate,,, have u manage a business in ur life before? what exactly do u understand by a cashless policy? go and study why cashless policy fail to work in a more organized India country,, the only 4 countries in the world that have successfully eradicate the use of cash their population is not upto lagos population and no country in the world have ever transited to cashless policy in the short span of time Emiefele is giving,,, please travel my brother go and stay in a typical Nigeria villages or Hamlet for two weeks come back and delete this nonsense you are propagating

CheapHomes1:


Why should it be traced? How many stolen billions under this administration have been traced? Some of you just take joy in being oppressed

frank155:


Why haven't they traced the millions of Nigerians stolen moni?

Sleekfingers:



When will Nigeria ripe for it? In 2099? When countries like USA, Germany , Japan etc started their cashless transactions, there are hiccups, but they keep improving on it over time.

ItisWell22:


This is one crazy ideas alot of us from the south need to do away with! 🥲

Imagine what you typed, as smart as you are. 😒

You could have simply tried transferring to that account and saved yourself this fallacy of hasty generalization. 😩

Without even an attempt at transfer, the JBY inscribed on that tricycle stands for Jibiya, an LGA in Katsina.

Many of modern day Northerners in Nigeria try to catch up with trends, reason for the Kano logo, “Tumbin giwa. Duk abinda kazo dashi; anfika!” 😊

vowiski:


You complain too much..

That’s why E-naira is there ..

Transfer to your E-naira wallet , make payment .

It’s going to be instant Because it’s using the same network protocol.

Everyone will start using their E-naira for day to day transactions, while you do other major transactions with your bank..

It’s only for a while and , it will soon get mass adoption.

Normally nobody loves change , it’s painful and annoying

vowiski:


You complain too much..

That’s why E-naira is there ..

Transfer to your E-naira wallet , make payment .

It’s going to be instant Because it’s using the same network protocol.

Everyone will start using their E-naira for day to day transactions, while you do other major transactions with your bank..

It’s only for a while and , it will soon get mass adoption.

Normally nobody loves change , it’s painful and annoying

9jaaa:
enaira kill you there... Since yesterday I'm unable to transfer money from my enaira wallet..

emmyN:


There are peculiarities surrounding those cases, but they are not totally untraceable. It depends on who is looking for it. That said, a simple transfer from one account to another leaves enough digital footprint for the recipient to be nabbed. But are you willing to pursue it? No, you have a defeatist mindset and are already comfortable with the idea that nothing is going to work. You can change this.

CheapHomes1:


You haven't answered my questions.

Why should it be traced? How many stolen billions under this administration have been traced?

lendahand:
Bizarre

In my 3 decades on earth and counting, I haven't seen where old money is mopped up without new notes being in circulation for at least 2 months

Emefiele is a disaster claiming to be after politicians who will want to induce voters using cash...

Emefiele is the greatest thief himself and also putting Nigerians without bank account through a whole lot...


He should be brought to book asap...

Calibrator:
Let them keep wailing instead of adapting to change.

Like this, I have 3k in N100 denominations sitting in my TV Stand... Going to work today, I will take 5 notes of N100 for transport.


Nigerians are generally not as smart they think they are.

vowiski:


You get sense so?

I say E-naira , you say POS?

I said with time , we will adapt …

Which one you come Dey curse me ?

Everyone will up their game , every challenge comes with their corresponding solution.

If you want to remain in the Stone Age, it’s left to you.