Midehi3:

And who said they have no money

Kobonaire4:


My regular fruit seller at the market already has a POS. A month ago, he did not have it.

At the end, cashless is the way forward. We have the tech.

Gboom:

It seems you are one of those that are jobless and being fed by his parents, ya blothers wey dey market ask them how far

talk2hb1:

Market Women’s and Motor Conductor never Dey collect transfer Ooo

Ayodeoba:
sense far from you,I still took 10k for 1500 this morning

Peterobi90:
Nigerians are already adjusting to cashless policies.. transfers are now the order of the day. The other day a POS merchant called me if I needed cash at normal rate.. ... it seems people have dumped them and their arbitrary charges..

Buhari/emefiele should stand strong... Nigerians are behind them on this monetary policy.

Peterobi90:


Make transfers where neccessary... if a trader disagrees, try another..

Gboom:

What of if you transfer like 2 or three times and bank debited you without crediting the other end.

It is easier said than done, go to banks and see the queue of complainants.
I transferred money to a supplier since 4am, they have not received the alert, I was able to collect the goods because of goodwill, what do you will happen if I am unknown customer.

edoairways:

Why use your experience to judge and conclude that Nigerians are adjusting?😕😕😕😕😕😕😕

backnbeta:
Guys should direct their anger at CBN and not ordinary bankers who haven't been given enough new notes by the CBN

backnbeta:
Guys should direct their anger at CBN and not ordinary bankers who haven't been given enough new notes by the CBN

Peterobi90:


Hmmmm.....There is a business opportunity there... "Trader merger"... merge various small shops and outfits they credit trader merger POS with credit records, at the close of work, monies are disbursed to various accounts while you retain a small amount of charges (maybe 2%) because it would be lump sum.

OKorowanta:
Why do i feel Africa especially Nigerians problems are half solved thru vawulence?
I swear,like say dem don burna down two fuel stations to serve as a deterrent to these mad people,oil marketers and fuel stations for don tone down by now.
From N180 to over N500, that's over 200% increment.
The end sars movement heralded Swat even though it was just a name change cos Nigerians took laws into their hands and fought for themselves. Fight first, dialogue later..
That's how it works here.

Malory:
If they like they should dress up. When angry Nigerians stike them go hear am.

ijustdey:
…reintroduce tally numbers for customers



https://www.newtelegraphng.com/fuel-naira-crisis-banks-direct-staff-to-dress-down/

Gboom:

The mentality of some trader is like I want to see alert first before releasing the goods.

This your idea is a good one but a proper orientation and guarantee is needed for its workability.

Coolsperm:
Tinubu is the major cause of this problem, Tinubu stole much money Tru bullion van during last election,

Peterobi90:


The POS would definitely print receipts.. customers can be asked to make transfer to card holders if it's not a direct bank.

deavicky:
Na the soft drink part sweet me pass. Nah to just buy bread or meat pie go any bank then collect the soft drink take step down and go back.

Gboom:

Some big shops are already equipped with bank pos machine, but current situation is not allowing them to work optimally as in work is not flowing properly as it supposed to be. There are lot of transactions that are hanging presently because the banks are fully equipped for that transaction volume at this present cashless policy, and it has been causing crisis here and there.

Malory:
If they like they should dress up. When angry Nigerians stike them go hear am.

maasoap:


Mumu. Don't they know their way to Abuja to go and attack Emefiele and Buhari?
When you Zombiedients were jubilating and attacking Asiwaju, didn't you guys know that it would come to this?

Coolsperm:
Tinubu is the major cause of this problem, Tinubu stole much money Tru bullion van during last election,

backnbeta:

And who said they have enough money? I have a banker friend who broke it down for me and it's really scary! CBN mopped up the old notes but they are giving them new notes less than 10% of what their customers need. Tell me how they can avoid getting into trouble with customers!

Peterobi90:


Most of those big shops usually use transfers or POS even before the policy.. the network would definitely be overloaded due surge in users, overtime it would become better.. had same issue previously, now its seamless..

backnbeta:
Guys should direct their anger at CBN and not ordinary bankers who haven't been given enough new notes by the CBN

Malory:
Shatap.