₦airaland Forum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmvShaWFFBM

After repeatedly watching the video, I found no indication that the individuals are bandits. Furthermore, the currency shown doesn't appear to be Nigerian Naira. So even if they are bandits, I don’t think they are Nigerian bandits.

What evidence led you, as the blogger, to conclude that they are bandits, could you share the basis for your conclusion?

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I can see bundles of 1000 naira notes, it's definitely Nigeria, the second guy above me is a suspect. Sir, are you practicing tayyyyiqa?

Freshandfitpod:
I can see bundles of 1000 naira notes, it's definitely Nigeria, the second guy above me is a suspect. Sir, are you practicing tayyyyiqa?

Nah….. apart from the currency, did you see any guns or anything implicating there? I stand to be corrected.

I’ve worked in an organization where we counted lots of cash and it was terrorism. It was actually a food company that’s why I pointed it out. But this doesn’t look like Naira notes. Not the new or old.

It might even be some low class bureau de change. Have you seen some Arab money changers? They look pretty dirty sometimes but their ‘money long’ you’ll never believe someone like that has an amount of currency you don’t know.

SpencerForbes:
Nah….. apart from the currency, did you see any guns or anything implicating there? I stand to be corrected.

I’ve worked in an organization where we counted lots of cash and it was terrorism. It was actually a food company that’s why I pointed it out. But this doesn’t look like Naira notes. Not the new or old.

If you join one and two together, it's clear they are bandits

Freshandfitpod:
If you join one and two together, it's clear they are bandits

Lolz 😂 . The implication seems to be that they are bandits 'because they have cash.' Could you please specifically point out the 'one or two' things we might be missing?

Have you considered that they might simply be money changers? If you visit places like Allen Avenue in Ikeja, you'll see how much cash legitimate 'Abokis' carry— that alone shouldn't be proof of them being bandits.

It bekos u dont spd money.u r blind na.so u cat recognise 1k .

SpencerForbes:
After repeatedly watching the video, I found no indication that the individuals are bandits. Furthermore, the currency shown doesn't appear to be Nigerian Naira. So even if they are bandits, I don’t think they are Nigerian bandits.

What evidence led you, as the blogger, to conclude that they are bandits, could you share the basis for your conclusion?

2cribz:
It bekos u dont spd money.u r blind na.so u cat recognise 1k .

Nah…. I’m just a broke boy that had never seen money or doesn’t know anything about colors

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SpencerForbes:
Nah…. I’m just a broke boy that had never seen money or doesn’t know anything about colors

They are money changers but they are living inside the bush with their dirty bikes. So it's until you see gun that you will know they aren't bandits.? And that's 1k note will be arguing what's not.

OKOATA:
They are money changers but they are living inside the bush with their dirty bikes. So it's until you see gun that you will know they aren't bandits.? And that's 1k note will be arguing what's not.

If you say so, that means banditry has been turned into a lucrative industry in Nigeria. No wonder the insecurity in the nation is increasing. Frankly, some politicians fund this people with our sweat and still come out to preach peace. Talk of classic hypocrisy.