₦airaland Forum

saintsrow:
abeg winch bank? For GTB na 299 against dollar

UBA

My bank charged me NGN295 to $1 today.

Apart from him announcing himself or this medium did, sincerely i never heard of him.

Herdsmen trek reach rivers state again?

OK I know they're everywhere you go like MTN, maybe people should stay away from their cows tackless of stealing them.

Hmmm na wa ooo God help us. These Fulani threat is becoming alarming.

National should follow suit.

I served in Bayelsa during Sylva's tenure
and am sorry to say but Timipre Sylva is not sellable. His footprints let him off. Timi Alaibe is considerable.

I was always wondering why APC stuck with him.

Blitain bring back our cockerel

Just when me and someone were saying Cafe Business don die, so na big lie be dat.

They should have hosted their portals on 64GB RAM VPS NGINX MEMCACHED PHP5-FPM SERVERS, maybe that would have helped, because it's just too abysmal that a big government agency like NPF will have server downtime in preparation for a massive scale recruitment drive as this one.

Anyway as someone stated, maybe they stopped it at 8000 and want ample leg room for the remaining 2000.

Since I got to Lagos I've been hearing about this guy's exploit wit SARS, just to read also that he's done it in other states also.

Abba Kyari is armed robbers nightmare and am sure one of the police force best officer.
Hopefully Commissioner of Police, AIG, DIG and IG don sure for you be dat.

Well only God knows.

jimi4us:
abeg make una dey mention the banks name, so that we go know how to dey dudge bullet

My brother na the Z bank.

"Nigeria’s army has since then won back swathes of territory from the militants"

Correction:

Not Militants but Hungry miscreants are these current crop seeking for relevance again.

It's certain the group is been decimated.

God will help us.

skyhighweb:
which bank is that? and if they allow quick open n start sending.

It's Sterling. Abi? you're right. Business must go on.

Lajet:
Which bank told you if you have account with them you can send out Money Gram at the rate 225 Naira to $1 because i have went to every bank none of them is sending out Money Gram or Western Union .and why is that when somebody send money to Nigeria through Western Union or Money Gram the bank will pay the person at the rate of 197 naira to $1 but the will charge me at the rate of 330 Naira to $1 if i use my Naira Master Card to buy something online or withdraw money outside the country

Sterling told me today at the counter that unless i have a Sterling Account.

I receive whatsapp messages from my chinese merchant telling me which bank allows Moneygram to route out funds and he includes the rate at which maybe other Nigerian customers have sent money to him.

But officially i didn't hear that it's NGN225 by moneygram ooo.

Am sorry if that misled you or anyone reading this.

41lady:
Let be specific, Firstbank and GTbank Charge at NGN397 to NGN400 per USD1. I use my naira card and that's the rate they charged me.They have turn to financial criminals now, using the economy lopholes to exploit people.

It's really painful

Well we all know what a Bank is? Its both a profit driven and profit oriented institution.

kennyslim1:
Please which bank allows MoneyGram

Sterling.

scachy:
They are not supposed to charge at parallel mkt rate. But Nigeria banks are shadow criminals. They also chare higher than the official rate when u send via western union or moneygram.

Are you kidding? So they still charge higher via these mediums?

Chai Nigerian Banks na wa ooo...

Firefire:
And the 'Greenback' allows that margin ?


N197/$ => N360/$

Firefire, am not an economist.

Please see my edit.

Should we say the market has been deregulated. I don't know.

Am just coming from the banks around my working place, asking them can i send money outside Nigeria via Western Union, since WU will mostly charge NGN225 to $1, at least it will help. But 2 of the banks says they've put sending out money via western union on hold. Mtcheww. Only 1 bank says it allows Moneygram only if i have an account with them.

The banks are now permitted to source for the greenback themselves, not like before where they were offered via the DAS (Dutch Auction System) of the CBN.

When they source from the CBN, they're bound by the law to charge at that rate or slightly higher than the rate at which CBN sold it to them, but now CBN stopped the auction system partly due to the fact that our foreign reserves have been depleting since the fall in crude prices, and so therefore banks are mandated to source for it themselves. They're not bound by the CBN official rates anymore but by the blackmarket rates.

It's so painful, heard from my colleagues that one certain bank was even charging NGN398 to $1.

May God deliver us from these banks.

Bantino:
When will it be $1 = N1??

Ask Ghana Na yoke ooo.

Hmmmm...e go better.

I just wonder when our heavy dependence on the Greenback started?

Great Man. I Admire you sir.

hmmm, anything america give you ...

picture or ...

No 5 too funny Abeg.

Forward Nigeria.

Abeg that branch manager take am easy ooo

Hmmmm; i thought the 10,000 to be newly recruited will be posted there, since they will receive better training and equipments; guess that wasn't the case.

I don't know how the collating of names is done, but maybe the Force HQ should just pick names of it's officers and don't rely or wait on the DPO's, Commissioners of police and AIG's to submit names because that'll certainly slow down the process, familiarity go cause wahala.

benzion72:
Chisos!!!

It's Jesus and not Chisos please ..................................

Recruitment for the North East deployment

Looking at Saraki and Elumelu got me thinking:
In terms of Human Capacity Building I think Tony's got the edge, but in terms of Governance I think Sarakis got it.

Also they both look like they belong to the same age bracket.

Those were my thoughts as I glanced at the picture of both of them together.

As for business Tony again; well kudos to the organisers of this workshop.

Ok.

Hmmmm...

which way naija?

7 is a perfect number and God has called us to perfection (Heb. 6:1).

To finalise our Salvation, Jesus took 7 steps down in Humility and then God lifted him 7 steps up. (SOD)

There are 7 Spirits of God (Rev. 1:4; Rev. 4:5; Rev. 3:1 & Rev. 5:6).

Jesus gave instructions and warnings to 7 churches in Rev. Chapters 2 & 3.

Jesus holds the 7 stars in his right hand and walks among the 7 golden lampstands. Rev. 2:1

To attain perfection, these 7 steps the OP enumerated are in order and will greatly help.

Shalom Brethren.