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Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by NaijaphiliaBlog: 5:12pm On Apr 14 |
Opay... read more about it here: https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2024/04/14/did-you-know-nigerias-biggest-bank-by-valuation-is-opay/
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Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by ariesbull: 6:59pm On Apr 14 |
VERY FANTASTIC Antoeni: |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by ariesbull: 7:08pm On Apr 14 |
THAT ONE NA BANZA KAWAIII TUANKU: |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by orriyomi33(m): 11:21pm On Apr 14 |
Have you tried contacting their customer care on the failed transaction? If no,try to send them a message through a live chat on the app. Badmashiii: |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 11:27pm On Apr 14 |
oz4real83:Zenith bank is company bank or business bank and not people bank, they deal mainly with companies and businesses |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 11:29pm On Apr 14 |
TUANKU:No serious company or business has their account with opay. |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 11:34pm On Apr 14 |
Proudlyngwa:The likes of dangote, Glo, bua, chevron etc, they bank with access, zenith, UBA etc, not opay. You cannot see dangote having an account with opay. |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 11:37pm On Apr 14 |
ChristineC:You must be a clown of you think dangote, chevron, huawi will carry out their business transaction through opay when zenith and access is there |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 11:45pm On Apr 14 |
TUANKU:You are forgetting that Nigeria banks rely on network provider, sometimes when u are having issues it most likely MTN or mainone having the issue and not the bank itself. As long as Nigeria has poor network service the banks will always have poor network service. These bank built their own infrastructure, have their own server being maintained in Nigeria by Nigerians, I know this because I work as a system administrator in one of them. The likes of opay using aws cloud services hosted somewhere in the US or Europe, hence they will always have better service than traditional banks. Can our services be improved? The answer is yes and we are working towards that. But Nigeria as a country need to have better network to get the best out of traditional banks |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Proudlyngwa(m): 5:50am On Apr 15 |
Indifferent12: Lol I asked how many serious minded business people are there and you called institutions. Even if we have 10 million business people who are serious minded, do U know the ratio it is to other people based on our population |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 6:55am On Apr 15 |
Proudlyngwa:Your questions is actually irrelevant, even business people carrying out transactions worth millions of niara don't use opay for such transactions. We use opay to carry out small transaction n that's it, opay is not even a bank. Now access bank is helping Dangote move 2 billion naira from one account to another and you want to compare to ur 5 thousand naira transactions, oga rest. |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Proudlyngwa(m): 7:18am On Apr 15 |
Indifferent12: Your reasoning is myopic and outdated. U just seem to want to believe what is in your head Less than I million people do an average transaction of 10 million amongst 20something banks Over 100 million people do transactions of an average of 10 thousand on one app. Who gains And I know merchants who transact over 1 million daily with Opay. |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by HRMK: 7:36am On Apr 15 |
SIMPLY UNBELIEVABLE!! |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 7:46pm On Apr 15 |
Proudlyngwa:You are a clown if u believe that less than 1 million people are carrying out transaction in our traditional banks while the rest are using opay. Zenith bank just made over 900 billion naira in profit last year, same with UBA. Opay doesn’t even come close to make such profit. If you know one person make a transaction of 1 million naira on opay daily, then 10 persons are making transactions of 20 million naira daily in UBA. It’s funny I’m even having this silly argument with you. U are not in the financial sector so just dead this argument, opay doesn’t come close |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Proudlyngwa(m): 8:49pm On Apr 15 |
Indifferent12: Like I said U are very myopic in your reasoning and U only choose to believe what U want |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 7:26pm On Apr 16 |
Proudlyngwa:I’m not myopic, I’m talking as an insider in the banking industry |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by patorial(m): 2:44pm On Apr 21 |
Indifferent12: What kind of an insider doesn't know that Opay is not a bank and the reported profits from banks is not from user's transactions?? |
Re: Nigeria's Largest Banks By Valuation - Africafacstzone by Indifferent12: 6:22pm On Apr 21 |
patorial:Opay is a financial institution and the argument here is if opay is bigger that our traditional first gen bank When did I say profits from banks are from user transactions. |
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