₦airaland Forum

ggirl4real:
This is terrible...May we never weep this month and beyond. God will preserve our going out and coming in, in Jesus Name. Amen

U are one of the sickos! Stop this rubbish! It hasn't helped anyone. Those people died after you typed this same rubbish the last time. Change!

larryray26:
Getting finished.. Get yours

Hahaha I can bet my dinner on that fake PB. It's not Samsung. How would they put Galaxy S logo on a power bank ? Try hard next time.

utenwuson:
capital base of not less than 10 billion dollars!

I don't believe this.

Jethrolite:
Walk into cbn lagos or abuja. Believe me you do not have the financial muscle to and in Nigeria of today people are holding to their money. If you are serious though go and study paga, they are in the very market you described - banking the unbanked. Financially you need at least $3m to start a business like paga. I did not just manufacture the number, I have done research with cbn documents, market research tools and industry players. As for the insurance part just forget it unless you want to partner an insurance firm.

Now this is nice response! It's not intended to be a one man business. Why do you say I should forget the insurance?

tripplephi:
Yes sir you are so right but is information not theory Compared to Practical experience ?

Will you trust mere info which may not be current to experience of someone who is in the field and has proven short cuts n solutions? Or did you just ask because you really are not going to start a bank or do anything practical with it? Judge for yourself bro

Let me guess, you want to do what practicals? There are people who have vast experiences, worked with banks and the CBN, please stay out of this!

tripplephi:
Ask CBN no one here owns a bank so stop wasting your time here. The only bank some may have had access to own is blood bank. So be mature n seek your answer in the appropriate quarters

Sorry to say but one doesn't have to own a bank first. Some people have the right information, thanks anyway!

[b]Okay...I'm not here kidding! Numbers have it that only about 30 millions Nigerians are bankable, out of which I have 4 bank accounts (LOL). So putting it forward, there are about over 120 Million Nigerians that are not in the banking system--that is if you look into the fact others like me have over 2-3 bank accounts or else the number would be 15 million!

I did my little fact finding and I got to know few things:

1) It's not because these people are poor!
2) It's possible to add more 50 million people to this system using the right tools, design and instruments.
3) The banks are not rewarding! I mean in terms of giving out loans and credits or people friendly insurance.
4) The banks don't put illiteracy into consideration in terms of banking.
5) Our banking system is copied and as such not favorable to most people who are rural dwellers, busy, old etc
6) We need a new design!
7) ETC...

I am putting efforts into bringing all these to reality in the future though it's a great task ahead but I know an average Nigeria would rather bank with an institution that has him/her covered in terms of credit facilities, friendly insurance.

The goal is to bring people, businesses to life!

How would you like that your bank is the one in charge of your healthcare and charges are relatively low? Or you can start a business with better support from the bank including market research and development?
I know there is a vacuum somewhere and this can be filled, so I'm asking what does it take to start a bank?[/b]

justi4jesu:
Delivered packages

My surface pro no follow

ashjay001:
And, to those that still think d change agenda is a mirage; an avalanche of chanji is on d way!

can you tell me what the Nigeria and Nigerians as a whole tend to gain from this ? It will only benefit them. That's when they do things.

solibayo:
We know your types....most likely a sycophant spectranet staff. It's folks like you that run companies down because you don't tell the management the truth or maybe you are even part of the management.

How can anyone in their right senses say these are the cheapest plans in the country.....this same Nigeria?

For your information, Swift your closest competitor has been offering an unlimited plan since 2014 for 8k with 34 GB data for daytime use and this your mumu spectranet now introduces the same plan in 2016 for 10k with just 20gb data.

Glo which has NATIONWIDE coverage sells 6gb data for 3k but your Ogogoro network wants us to pay 3k for 2gb in 2016 with their tiny network coverage.

Hope you won't find yourself on the job market soon because I can assure you many people would abandon this your glorified 3G network sharply so you can enjoy your 20gb data for 10k!

When the critical mass of your subscribers migrate, your network might then be sold for scraps to more serious entities

Rubbish!

Eyaah. Poor thing. Grow up.

Op forgot to tell us that the "value "plan which was for 7k is now 10k with unlimited in the night. I will say this is the best honestly. Having to spend 3 k for unlimited in the night is considered high ? Na WA o

What do we do with it ? Phew.

Wicked posters above me .LMAO

kYjelly2:
This is why I maintain that most Nigerians are stupiid

just look at that opeyemi girl saying it's a chance for us to get it right

get it right by bringing back a former dictator, whose only qualification was shooting his way into the presidency

meeeeeeeeeeeeen

I've almost given up on this country yo, daft murrafvckers everywhere, it's fvcking disgusting

say a chance to get it right ediot!!

what happened to fresh, intelligent, resourceful candidates

ediot Nigerians, always led by sentiment

fvcking reeetards, mtcheew

It's like there won't anyone capable enough to lead this country if PMB leaves. Stupeed people everywhere.

PassingShot:
Has Buhari done anything with a semblance of running up and down to mosques or Islamic sects?

This is a gym ?

B

Ding dong

See

mikolo80:
you lie. we will force you to use our stolen money to start cottage nylon industry. no more importation for quick money again

Mumu. Give us light first.

jashar:
you don't have to read the messages naa... I mean, once you glimpse that it ain't work related, don't read it.

How hard is that?

Bad move. The day he sends a work related message first then followed by spam then he go know say AC no be Fan.

HungerBad come and see oo. Because you said those who posted about pure water selling for 20 naira are lying ! May your life be like Nigeria. A bag where I live in Lagos now sells for 150 unlike 100 it used to go for. Shameless people defending a kwashiorkor sickling dullard.

Though this might be true, can they tell us the kind of raw materials "Nigerian manufacturers " import ? Because much of what I know is that China , EU. US gets raw material from Africa and Nigeria is not excluded. Abi we need materials for nuclear weapon ?

justi4jesu:
Contact me with the tracking number.

sender gone gone to work and didn't take it along. So by tomorrow morning I will send it though item is coming today. Please sorry for the inconvenience. Just help me see if you can confirm.

A Microsoft surface pro 3 will be arriving your US address today.

menxer:
Like seriously?
Are you an African, Nigerian in particular?

Not surprised, "Bedlam" indeed.

I'm an African and a Nigerian. What's your point ? Prove this thing! Why aren't you a witch ?

vickvan:
Hmmm... Personally, i kind of believe in their existence, haven't encounter such before but heard stories about them. What baffles me most is that some Nigerians do shower their misfortune on witches and wizards. Is appalling. For instance, a friend of mine hardly reads, when final results were out, he failed happily. And i was, "guy, you fail bad bad oo..". He was like, " ehn ehn na, na the witches for my village dey pursue me so". I was like WHAT?? Anyways, do you believe in their existence? If yes, kindly share your experience.

Baffles me! How can you believe in some age long belief that you haven't felt, seen, heard ? Really it baffles me.

That's hotel intercontinental poolside. Na only when them go better place them de show us. Phew.

Hmmmm. 100 million dollar for fencing. How much the construction of tracks. ?

Kudos to her trying to make ends meet because it's not easy. But I won't celebrate this! This is not a life ! She deserve better. The more we hail her "struggle " the more we see this as a normal life. Every one deserve better I don't care how we are going to achieve that! There is only one life and people shouldn't be subjected to "hell on a boat " like this.

Special thanks to every mother out there trying to make ends meet just so her children don't go to bed hungry. Life is hard!

mrjangaweed:
more bad news for ngeneukwenu and omenka

you de find ban. Lol