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DatNiggaDaz:


They are looking how to tax every transaction involving Nigerians living abroad.

If you know what is good, don't fall for their pranks because at the end, you will be paying for more taxes than transactions

JaskanFactor:
We have had

global scamdemic about humiliating the global population and injecting people with #&%#$%

global cost of living scamdemic where the cost of all essential items multiplied Astronomically

And now the current global scamdemic is about robbing people blind with tax as a tool for depopulation,

all over the world people are running around like headless chicken looking for place to hide from the thieving tax man , who does no work but collects everybody money. All those who fled to dubai are now having to pay tax too, all those who fled to Asia Thailand etc are having their bank accounts closed.

If you dont know the tax will keep rising until the world population is down to ghost town , well for those planning to defy them by having kids , now you know. You either join them get rich have kids, or dont join the armed robbers and have no kids. Cause where all this is going you will not be able to afford family if you dont join them, them being the people who are well armed enough to collect everybody money without doing any work themselves.

The final solution of Adolf Hitler in progress through bandits, fire, flooding , kidnapping , cost of living, taxation .......

Chisave:
I often wonder what is so difficult in maintaining a bank account in Nigeria, any simple issue with your banks to resolve it, it going to take them weeks

But a lot of Nigerians here in Nigeria are maintaining dollar account and crypto wallet for years without having any single issue. But just to get a reversal on declined debit it takes Nigerian banks 7 to 14 days to resolve.

It is opay and Palmpay that have thought us that it is possible to maintain bank account without physical presence and they are doing absolutely well in it. So I often wonder words preventing our Commercial Bank from achieving the Same seeing that they have better structures.

A CAC document with valid registration number that can be validated online, Nigerian bank will be claiming that it is not clear enough.

Samtob90:
If that is the direction your brain takes you to, nothing can be done than to just show you sympathy.
If you have ever crossed the national boundaries, you will clap for the policy

ProfGday:
Nobody needs to tell you that there are lots of bots paid to launder the image of this current administration on this platform.


To such people, ignoring them is the best option. Even the blind can see that Tinubu have nothing to offer Nigeria and Nigerians.

ProfGday:
Nobody needs to tell you that there are lots of bots paid to launder the image of this current administration on this platform.

To such people, ignoring them is the best option. Even the blind can see that Tinubu have nothing to offer Nigeria and Nigerians.

Moroccoguy:
We are getting close day by day, it may take time but surely we'll get there one day.

DatNiggaDaz:


They are looking how to tax every transaction involving Nigerians living abroad.

If you know what is good, don't fall for their pranks because at the end, you will be paying for more taxes than transactions

WizardOfNG:
Indeed Sir, and I believe so too. Yet we will get their quicker if Nigerians can pull the rope in the same direction instead of in opposite 'tug of war' manner, as is the case currently.

Nigerian has the second highest remittance in the entire Africa behind Egypt ( the link below confirms it) and it is time diasporans have access , from their location overseas, to the whole range of what is on offer from our Nigerian financial system and services.

This is laudable from the CBN. Cardoso and his crew are doing a good job and proving that we must give leaders sensible time to work and deliver positive changes.


https://www.dabafinance.com/en/insights/top-10-diaspora-remittance-destinations-in-africa

WizardOfNG:
https://dailypost.ng/2025/05/14/the-cbn-just-removed-these-7-banking-barriers-for-nigerians-abroad/

WizardOfNG:
https://dailypost.ng/2025/05/14/the-cbn-just-removed-these-7-banking-barriers-for-nigerians-abroad/

WizardOfNG:
Indeed Sir, and I believe so too. Yet we will get their quicker if Nigerians can pull the rope in the same direction instead of in opposite 'tug of war' manner, as is the case currently.

Nigeria has the second highest remittance in the entire Africa behind Egypt ( the link below confirms it) and it is time diasporans have access , from their location overseas, to the whole range of what is on offer from our Nigerian financial system and services.

This is laudable from the CBN. Cardoso and his crew are doing a good job and proving that we must give leaders sensible time to work and deliver positive changes.


https://www.dabafinance.com/en/insights/top-10-diaspora-remittance-destinations-in-africa

Tareq1105:
It's what you see that you get. If you see lies and deceits, that's your path and portion. But if you see progress and development, so shall it rob on you.

Coldspice:
You require an IMTO license to run this. Go and find out the cost and procedure.

Asides that, you can't receive money in your account abroad anyhow. By time the foreign government taxes your account, you will know that Zacchaeus of NRS is a lenient person.

ProfGday:
Nobody needs to tell you that there are lots of bots paid to launder the image of this current administration on this platform.


To such people, ignoring them is the best option. Even the blind can see that Tinubu have nothing to offer Nigeria and Nigerians.

DatNiggaDaz:


They are looking how to tax every transaction involving Nigerians living abroad.

If you know what is good, don't fall for their pranks because at the end, you will be paying for more taxes than transactions

adamkkk:
honestly, i know someone that used that to start his own company in Nigeria.


My own was to build the website and the app and the guy was very generous with the way he was paying me back then.


I didn't think it through when i referred a friend to him because i was leaving warri.

DatNiggaDaz:


They are looking how to tax every transaction involving Nigerians living abroad.

If you know what is good, don't fall for their pranks because at the end, you will be paying for more taxes than transactions

twilliamx:
Americans do it too. Unless you denounce your citizenship

Kpartners:
TIN nko?
What is the solution

DEROX:
Na trap oo dey wan tax una life

DavidEsq:
You are the only one who saw the Trojan horse

WizardOfNG:
Agreed. Look the other way then.

WizardOfNG:
Lol. What "Trojan horse" kibosh finality do you want to bring to an issue that, at the most simplest level, is about investing your savings in your diaspora location for max 4.3% return , over a year of fixing the deposit, whereas returns of up to 18% interest awaits if you have access to the Nigerian treasury bills, high interest deposit and bonds investment schemes?

A Nigerian in the UK with £100k GPB to invest should tie it up in the UK for 3% return yearly ( as ISA has cash investment limit less than 100k) when he can receive perhaps 20% on same return as lender, via treasury bills, to the Nigerian Government?

Why do you ignore the above, which is proven, to be talking of tax that is even inconsequential when we look at the potentials for Nigerians to bilaterally gain from and assist their nation of origin while residing and working in the diaspora?

Tareq1105:
Yours is negative negative negative and negative. You never see anything good about Nigeria. It's what you see that you get even in the spiritual. Pls start to see good things and profess it.