MuslimIgbo:
Still illegal

Gistmedia10:
In response to increasing scrutiny from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Nigerian party attendees have introduced a new approach to the customary practice of spraying money at celebrations.

Instead of directly showering cash on the celebrant, guests now discreetly deposit their monetary gifts into a designated "Money-Box" placed at the venue. This innovation aims to reduce the open practice of spraying naira notes, leading to naira mutilation, and to mitigate the risk of EFCC arrest.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXfUA_rIb_c

LordIsaac:

It’s borne of arrogance and insecurity. That money can still be given in secret. Most of such monies are ill-gotten wealth, anyway. What do I know!

Puss360:

The fact is, we Nigerians knows what we are doing!!
We are educated, yet when we act, it'll be as if we never went to school...
We all know that spraying money defaces the local currency, but yet you'll see a highly educated person still spraying cash in parties 🤣🤣...
And we have this mantra "na my money, allow me to spend am the way I want"....

DJ play me Tekno- Enjoy 🤣🤣

rinzaugustine:
Igbo men must still devise a way to torment the poor agbado people

Puss360:

The fact is, we Nigerians knows what we are doing!!
We are educated, yet when we act, it'll be as if we never went to school...
We all know that spraying money defaces the local currency, but yet you'll see a highly educated person still spraying cash in parties 🤣🤣...
And we have this mantra "na my money, allow me to spend am the way I want"....

DJ play me Tekno- Enjoy 🤣🤣

Sonnobax15:

And the show-biz lifestyle continues.......Now tell me what's the difference here between what the EFCC is fighting against and what these ones are doing?

Las las, transfer is far better and preferably to this one...

GanagiBitrus:

So what's the difference?
This is still Naira abuse & illegal.

MuslimIgbo:
Still illegal

DeepSight:


I doubt that spraying money defaces money one millionth as much as the handling money receives in the markets by local market men and women. Or by bus conductors. And many others.

This chase of people spraying money is a foolish distraction.

MuslimIgbo:
Still illegal

Ashirioluwa:


Let us be law abiding. If our law or policy go against doing it, then we should all adhere to that law or policy.

Things work perfectly ok in those advanced countries, not because they are better than us, but because they majority of them obey their laws.

We need to stop this bad culture.

bjcole:
Let Efcc go and rest conductors and market women, they are the ones defacing our naira notes

bjcole:
Let Efcc go and rest conductors and market women, they are the ones defacing our naira notes

CaptainFM1:
The solution to this madness is to restrict or limit access to physical cash. People should embrace e-money.

It reminds me 18years ago when I brought out 600Pounds cash to buy laptop at Staples, everybody on the queue was shocked to see me bringing that amount of money out from my wallet.

izubext007:
Is still a crime , for inconveniencing the naira note. How can N500 be in the same box with N1000

APOPTOSIS:

Lawlessness, Recklessness & Senselessness located in our chromosome, precisely Chromosome D53

ufotunang:
..how illegal. .. what about churches that the church members put money in offering box for offering....to you it's not illegal abi