₦airaland Forum

It's only common sense that since Nigerian banks have reduced the amount that can be withdrawn daily on international ATMs from $1,000 to $300 to now $100, they should also reduce the fees for withdrawal.

Gtbank for example charges N420 per withdrawal, even now as the minimum withdrawal is $100 daily, they are still charging $420. Imagine you want to withdraw $300 the breakdown will be as follows:

Day 1- $100 = N420
Day 2- $100 = N420
Day 3- $100 = N420

Total after 3 days= $300= N1,260 charges. When you now hear the exchange rate, you will just collapse.

These banks are worse than black market. I know dollar is scarce but haba! Is the gain on exchange rate not enough for you guys?

Reduce your ATM withdrawal fees and stop killing Nigerians!!!

May God help us!

olah23:
Yes they do stanbic 202 after 10days u pick up, sterling bank headquaters sterling towers marina 200 after 48hrs.. but try to talk to d manager n HOP

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate.

olah23:
U can walk into ur bank with ur Visa, and ticket then ask them for PTA, they will give u us $$ den u can convert it to CAD wen u get there..

Thank you very much for your response. But please I wanted to ask....With the current dollar issues, do banks still give PTA?

Hi all,

Please where can I get canadian dollars in Lagos?
I need it to travel.

Thanks

Hi everyone,

Please what is the current Naira to CAD (Canadian dollars) exchange rate in black market? I need some money to travel.

Thanks

Hi everyone,

Please what is the current Naira to CAD (Canadian dollars) exchange rate in black market? I need some money to travel.

Thanks

Hi everyone,

Please what is the current Naira to CAD (Canadian dollars) exchange rate.

I will be travelling in two weeks.

Thanks in advance

udysweet:
If you're on twitter. Follow @Gidi_Traffic. Type ur question and cc him\her,u wld see a lot of responses. Just incase u cnt get enough answer here. Am not married yet tho wld hav helped u,smiles

Please married ladies/women in the house, where did you buy your wedding gown from?

Kindly respond based on your experience.

quin9:
Go to lagos island,locate the central Mosque,from there u can ask any one,u'll find Swalek,Bankol,Stanley bridal and alot more

Thanks a lot

Hi Nairalanders!!!

Please I want to buy my wedding gown in Lagos but I have no idea where to start from.

Please married ladies/women in the house, where did you buy your wedding gown from?

Kindly respond based on your experience.

Thanks in advance

payne4real:
Pls how can I get to mushin from oshodi? Thanks

From Oshodi Oke. Under the bridge. U can ask around for where Mushin buses park.

I got my pin within 5 minutes! I couldn't believe it. I am really glad I saw this thread. You have really saved me a lot of time and energy.

I am also happy that you are for real and not one of those silly scammers out there.

Keep up the good work

Hi everyone,

I paid for IELTS using my mastercard and I have recieved my confirmation e-mail from them. Do I still need to go to the British council at Ikoyi for anything?

Please reply

Thanks a lot

mine42:
Normal mastercard.

john4affiliate:
Use first bank master card it's works every where

Is it the normal first bank naira mastercard? or is there any other one I should specifically apply for?

Teds:
Is she in abj? I can give an office contact

No, she is in Lagos

Hi all,

A friend of mine just got her PR through spousal sponsorship. With the new foreign currency reforms in Nigeria, where can she get Canadian dollars for her to travel?

Thanks

Hi Nairalanders,

Please I need some information about which bank has the lowest and most reasonable conversion rates when making foreign payments using the naira debit card.

I want to buy some textbooks that cost $320 and I have to pay for it using a naira debit card.
Which bank will give me the best exchange rates in converting my naira to $320, when I use their card? Do I go for Diamond bank, GTBank, or First bank.?

Gurus, please advise.

Thanks

Story for the gods

Probably looking for a salary raise

Hi everyone,

Thank you to all the posters on this thread. You may not know this, but you are helping a lot of people out there. I will be writing IELTS in October. Please kindly send study materials and past questions to my e-mail. neelzar@gmail.com

Thanks

Just checked mine...its fake. No wonder its always giving me problems.

Thank God say na N200 I buy am.

OP...NICE WORK

NEPA or PHCN or IKEDC, whatever they call themselves these days


SCAMMING NIGERIANS SINCE 1965

Me sef no understand. In English please!!!!

oyin17:
Abeg make I hear word! what are you saying?

A Pakistani man and his father have been arrested in the country's latest so-called "honour killing" after they set the son's wife alight for leaving the house without asking his permission, police said Sunday.

Muhammad Siddique became enraged on learning that his wife, Shabana Bibi, 25, had visited her sister without first asking him if she could go out, her brother Muhammad Azam said.

Siddique and his father then beat Bibi before dousing her with petrol and setting her on fire in Central Pakistan's Muzaffargarh district on Friday, Azam said.

Bibi had been married to Siddique for three years, during which time she had suffered repeated domestic abuse for the couple's inability to have children, Azam said.

Suffering burns to 80 percent of her body, Bibi died of her injuries in hospital on Saturday.

"We have arrested the husband and father-in-law of the deceased woman and charged them for murder and terrorism," district police chief Rai Zameer-ul-Haq told AFP. The charge of "terrorism" is regularly applied in such cases so as to expedite the legal process.

Hundreds of women are murdered by their relatives in Pakistan each year through domestic violence or on the grounds of defending family "honour".

The Aurat Foundation, a campaign group that works to improve the lives of women in Pakistan's conservative and patriarchal society, says more than 3,000 women have been killed in such attacks since 2008.


Source: http://news.yahoo.com/husband-sets-wife-fire-pakistan-honour-killing-100532923.html