₦airaland Forum

DickDastardly: Good News and riddance!

500samuel: am working in Ekiti how will I get it....with installation

omerta: I actually won't mind Kwankwaso as the flag bearer!

@Brahms: I like your siggy.

lilprinze: Am not surprised JANJAW££DS sponsoring BH since 1960 .

iconize: I get your point. I was just being sarcastic.

Well let's believe those pictures didn't show the real and whole Aso rock.

Because the pictures of Aso rock up there look more like a traditional ruler's palace.

iconize: Will a Nikon D700 turn a 1960 structure to a 2010 structure?

iconize: You're just defended what can't be defended.

Unless you're trying to say those pictures are not Aso rocks'.....

But if not, I must say;

There's totally nothing stunning about those pictures.

iconize: There's nothing stunning about these pictures.

tpia1: showing the card is more important than minor matters like trimming nails or washing hands.

PhockPhockMan: It's Jonathan’s fault. Had it been the president lived to his responsibility by buying razor blade for him, he would have done it.

Mtcheeeeewww.

VICTORCIZA: The trash you wrote up there won't stop me from voting Gej in 2015

VICTORCIZA: don't derail
i won't warn you again!

VICTORCIZA: stop being silly

davitogreat: The funny things is that Verve's parent company is Interswitch and the platform verve uses to make payments is Interswitchs platform.
Now I personally think interswitch is a revolutionary company. Its a company that makes me proud to be a Nigerian. The payment chip processor Interswitch/verve uses is wholly indigenous. There are not a lot of payment companies in the world that are able to make indigenous payment chips. Most of them just piggy back of the EMV Circuit cards provided by Mastercard and Visa. This is one reason why I am very patient with Verve. As the company grows and gains more experience their cards will improve

Regardless. Verve is not going to be using interswitchs payment platform for this project. The three merchant companies (verve, Mastercard, Visa) will be using Unified payments platform.

Unified payments is a Nigerian payment processor company owned and run by a consortium of Nigerian banks. So the groups that are really going to benefit from this project are actually the Nigerian banks. The trillions of naira circulating in the informal sector of the country will finally be managed by our banks which will mean a massive increase in the liquidity of our banks which will lead to our banks being able to fund massive infrastructural projects and provide long term loans to local businesses. It will also mean our government can begin to reduce foreign borrowing and increase domestic borrowing.

Nigerians really have no idea how much the whole nation will benefit when this project comes fully online. I know a lot of Nigerians are not very fond of our banks due to their high fees and inadequate customer service but at the end of the day if Nigeria is to be a truly sovereign nation, then she needs to work towards strengthening her banks. Remember the real movers and shakers in this world are the bankers.

donphilopus: He has since defected to the PDP na. Why are they making it to look like a breaking news?!

Aktor365: Just last week,he prophesied Obama will be rushed to a hospital but will recover, a big Nigerian shot will be killed by Boko Haram.

well new reports has it that the son of Former President Obasanjo has being Shot In Mubi By Boko Haram.

Is this a coincidence or part of the prophesy?

davitogreat: Well in the near future the logo of verve and visa are also going to be on the cards. Though the most important part about this is that using the payment system on the card is NOT mandatory. Its optional.





I am hoping Verve gets the majority of the cards. Since mastercard will ONLY be available on the first 13 million. I expect visa to get 13 million and Verve to get the rest. We have to prioritize our local companies.