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Nigerian Woman Amasses ₦4.2m In Her Savings Box After 9 Months(pics,vid) - Business (4) - Nairaland

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Re: Nigerian Woman Amasses ₦4.2m In Her Savings Box After 9 Months(pics,vid) by Testimony1988(m): 1:41pm On Oct 04, 2024
She tried, the amount is much, she really disciplined herself to have been able to save such amount.
Re: Nigerian Woman Amasses ₦4.2m In Her Savings Box After 9 Months(pics,vid) by Bigboytinz: 3:02pm On Oct 04, 2024
CyrusVI:
They don't spend Naira in Nigeria

Sometimes, I wonder what your Economics teacher taught you all
if you're smart enough you would have known that the economy has been dollarised. Everyone is spending earning in naira but spending in USD
Re: Nigerian Woman Amasses ₦4.2m In Her Savings Box After 9 Months(pics,vid) by maasoap(m):
UltimateCSH:
Unfortunately she can't, she already gave her reason for breaking the safe. Sapa don touch her...
And you think she will spend 4.2 million naira on foods alone? Think again.

She said she intended to break it in January but sapa don hit her, and she's the one handling everything in the house.
It is not unheard of to stop the saving plan before one hits the target for one reason or the other.

Meaning she's the bread winner now.
That tells me that she's just going spend it of surviving.
You are exaggerating here, she can't spend it all because of sapa. Has she lost her source of income? If the answer is no, that can't be the case

I know a bank that can pay her 27,000 monthly for just having 4.2m sitting in their bank. That's a 344k yearly [quote]I'm getting N1300 daily from Palmpay safebox for having 6.7m (like 7%). It is up to her if she wants to take the rest amount to her bank or not, after meeting her immediate needs by using part of the saving

[quote]I think this a better way to save, and I know where she can get a bond that will bring back 20% which is 840k
Not bad, I'm not defending her blindly.
And if she has plan to spend it on a project, she has no business resaving or investing it.

The lady just caught a big bird and set it free again
I don't think she is that unwise to spend 4m on food and other basic needs
Re: Nigerian Woman Amasses ₦4.2m In Her Savings Box After 9 Months(pics,vid) by BluntCrazeMan: 6:26am On Oct 05, 2024
I've done this “SAFE-BOX SKIT” before.

It's very simple..
You get lots of money (money that you have withdrawn from your bank account), and sit down put all of it inside the safe-box through the hole on top..
(It may take up to three to four hours for you to finish stuffing the safe-box with the money)

After you're done with stuffing the box with the money, then you break the safe-box in front of the camera and show the viewers the content of the box.
And the viewers will be seeing lots of money,, and believe that you saved all of the money over the short stretch of timeline which you mentioned while breaking the box.
((Which is what the skit-maker wanted the viewers to see))

After the skit, you deposit the money back into your bank account..
Re: Nigerian Woman Amasses ₦4.2m In Her Savings Box After 9 Months(pics,vid) by UltimateCSH(m): 5:10pm On Oct 05, 2024
maasoap:
And you think she will spend 4.2 million naira on foods alone? Think again.


It is not unheard of to stop the saving plan before one hits the target for one reason or the other.


You are exaggerating here, she can't spend it all because of sapa. Has she lost her source of income? If the answer is no, you that can't be the case
We are both making lots of sense anyways, thank you for your honest contributions. 💯
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