₦airaland Forum

I’ve noticed that almost all the POS merchants in my area always have mint ₦200, ₦500, and even ₦100 notes. Yet, I’ve tried several times to get mint notes myself, especially for important occasions, but they’re nowhere to be found.

Now, POS merchants are charging as much as 35% of your money just to give you mint notes.

Imagine paying ₦20,000 just to get ₦50,000 in mint ₦200 notes.

Why is this currency so easily available to POS merchants but so difficult for ordinary Nigerians to access?

Source: obembe Tosin

Yes but it’s unofficial… if you have a banker that’s working in the bulk room frequently, he/she can be paying you with mint depending if the branch manager has no interest in it …

floss:
Yes but it’s unofficial… if you have a banker that’s working in the bulk room frequently, he/she can be paying you with mint depending if the branch manager has no interest in it …

I think Na yahoo boys wey dey buy mints for club cause everything

Nlfpmod

POS merchants are also ordinary Nigerians just like you too . Just that,na connection separate una two . And one of the major difference between both of you is that POS merchants ready to press money for banker hand but you'd rather want to stand in the queue to wait for it to get to your turn

Press money and watch how mint notes wash your palms . Sorry, but this is Nigeria for you. A country where almost every single sector strives on corruption

Toolegit123:
POS merchants are also ordinary Nigerians just like you too . Just that,na connection separate una two . And one of the major difference between both of you is that POS merchants ready to press money for banker hand but you'd rather want to stand in the queue to wait for it to get to your turn

Press money and watch how mint notes wash your palms . Sorry, but this is Nigeria for you. A country where almost every single sector strives on corruption

How can Nigeria get better when almost everyone is corrupt.

obembet:
How can Nigeria get better when almost everyone is corrupt.

. That's my point. Almost everyone in this country wants an opportunity so that he/she can exploit others.

The period you see these mints, go to atm machine you will surely get it, especially Fidelity Bank

Do they know where to get mint currency?

obembet:
Nlfpmod Seun mynd44 Lalasticlala

They definitely do, they also sell to those that exchange mint notes at weddings or where do those people get those notes from?

dominique:
They definitely do, they also sell to those that exchange mint notes at weddings or where do those people get those notes from?

Exactly my boss, for you to get just 20k mint of #200 note na war. Meanwhile, u wil see one old woman carry lik 5 bondles for hand selling for parties..

Nlfpmod Seun mynd44 Lalasticlala

obembet:
Exactly my boss, for you to get just 20k mint of #200 note na war. Meanwhile, u wil see one old woman carry lik 5 bondles for hand selling for parties..

Nlfpmod Seun mynd44 Lalasticlala

... but its not a secret nah, everybody knows they get it from bankers for a cut.
Those who work in banks and have access sell it for a percentage to retailers or middle men.

How can Nigeria get better when almos everyone is not clean in Thier businesses

How much MENT, do you need?

If you want 1million naira MENT in 1,000naira Denomination, INDICATE over here.

New Currency Is Everywhere, My Dear, Obembet

Noted.

That's been the deal long time.

This is normal business in Lagos here. Some of the Lounges in Lekki experiecing whrere POS operators sell new note to some customers at high rates.

obembet:
I’ve noticed that almost all the POS merchants in my area always have mint ₦200, ₦500, and even ₦100 notes. Yet, I’ve tried several times to get mint notes myself, especially for important occasions, but they’re nowhere to be found.

Now, POS merchants are charging as much as 35% of your money just to give you mint notes.

Imagine paying ₦20,000 just to get ₦50,000 in mint ₦200 notes.

Why is this currency so easily available to POS merchants but so difficult for ordinary Nigerians to access?

Source: obembe Tosin

Sister obembet, which special occasions, edakun? To spray abi? What's the economic importance of the mint notes?

obembet:
I’ve noticed that almost all the POS merchants in my area always have mint ₦200, ₦500, and even ₦100 notes. Yet, I’ve tried several times to get mint notes myself, especially for important occasions, but they’re nowhere to be found.

Now, POS merchants are charging as much as 35% of your money just to give you mint notes.

Imagine paying ₦20,000 just to get ₦50,000 in mint ₦200 notes.

Why is this currency so easily available to POS merchants but so difficult for ordinary Nigerians to access?

Source: obembe Tosin

Just date a banker, shikena! problem solved.

obembet:
I’ve noticed that almost all the POS merchants in my area always have mint ₦200, ₦500, and even ₦100 notes. Yet, I’ve tried several times to get mint notes myself, especially for important occasions, but they’re nowhere to be found.

Now, POS merchants are charging as much as 35% of your money just to give you mint notes.

Imagine paying ₦20,000 just to get ₦50,000 in mint ₦200 notes.

Why is this currency so easily available to POS merchants but so difficult for ordinary Nigerians to access?

Source: obembe Tosin

Those with access to new notes are those that sell to those at parties.

I doubt i have ever been given new notes by a POS operators

Yes cause bank won't dispense mint on a regular day. The charges is outrageous though. Max interest on 20k mint of 200 naira denomination is 4k or 5k directly from bank though.

obembet:
I’ve noticed that almost all the POS merchants in my area always have mint ₦200, ₦500, and even ₦100 notes. Yet, I’ve tried several times to get mint notes myself, especially for important occasions, but they’re nowhere to be found.

Now, POS merchants are charging as much as 35% of your money just to give you mint notes.

Imagine paying ₦20,000 just to get ₦50,000 in mint ₦200 notes.

Why is this currency so easily available to POS merchants but so difficult for ordinary Nigerians to access?

Source: obembe Tosin

I don't believe the 20k to collect 50k

Sometimes yes and mostly No

Yes

Bank managers and Bank staffs sell it on daily basis

obembet:
I’ve noticed that almost all the POS merchants in my area always have mint ₦200, ₦500, and even ₦100 notes. Yet, I’ve tried several times to get mint notes myself, especially for important occasions, but they’re nowhere to be found.

Now, POS merchants are charging as much as 35% of your money just to give you mint notes.

Imagine paying ₦20,000 just to get ₦50,000 in mint ₦200 notes.

Why is this currency so easily available to POS merchants but so difficult for ordinary Nigerians to access?

Source: obembe Tosin

Why do you need mint notes for ‘important’ events? Are you aware tv at it’s a crime to spray the Naira?

obembet:
I’ve noticed that almost all the POS merchants in my area always have mint ₦200, ₦500, and even ₦100 notes. Yet, I’ve tried several times to get mint notes myself, especially for important occasions, but they’re nowhere to be found.

Now, POS merchants are charging as much as 35% of your money just to give you mint notes.

Imagine paying ₦20,000 just to get ₦50,000 in mint ₦200 notes.
Who are the people paying 20k to collect 50k

Why is this currency so easily available to POS merchants but so difficult for ordinary Nigerians to access?

Source: obembe Tosin

Who are the people paying 20k to collect 50k.

Lol. Watin dey make person dey find mint notes like O+ positive. We as Nigerians, we put unnecessary value on some stuff, thereby making it increase with false values.

Is there a specific chair given to people with mint notes

obembet:
How can Nigeria get better when almost everyone is corrupt.

It can change only when leaders ruse up to their responsibilities.

If sheep's are lead astray by wolfs and other bad elements, do you blame the sheep or the shepherds?

obembet:
How can Nigeria get better when almost everyone is corrupt.

It can change only when leaders rise up to their responsibilities.

If sheep's are lead astray by wolfs and other bad elements, do you blame the sheep or the shepherds?

Everyday, you must hear one strange news from Nigeria.

NomorePMO:
Lol. Watin dey make person dey find mint notes like O+ positive. We as Nigerians, we put unnecessary value on some stuff, thereby making it increase with false values.

Is there a specific chair given to people with mint notes

There's so much nónsênse that we have elevated as culture. Which one be mint notes. Nigerians in all spheres are the problem of Nigerians..from you requesting Notes, the bank manager, vault guys, post operators etc

obembet:
I’ve noticed that almost all the POS merchants in my area always have mint ₦200, ₦500, and even ₦100 notes. Yet, I’ve tried several times to get mint notes myself, especially for important occasions, but they’re nowhere to be found.

Now, POS merchants are charging as much as 35% of your money just to give you mint notes.

Imagine paying ₦20,000 just to get ₦50,000 in mint ₦200 notes.

Why is this currency so easily available to POS merchants but so difficult for ordinary Nigerians to access?

Source: obembe Tosin

if you have account with Jaiz Bank,all you need to do is fill the withdrawal slip and tell them you want mint, they will give you. Islamic Banks don't sell local currency be it mint or not because it's Haram.