The time now in Accra is 7:25 pm and can you believe i went to the atm to get cash and to my surprise the Bank, CAL bank, was still ope. I mean the doors flung wide open. The workers were moving freely. Then i took a look at the gate, it was open wide and just one or two security and no police man with arms or bullion vans around. The same scenario happened at utc bank and eco bank, and at this particular hour.
Lets take a similar look to Nigeria banks at this hour. You wont even see a single light in the bank because all the doors have been shut, the atm is locked up inside and even the ones outside are insecure. Then the gates are barely open as you walk in to the atm with stern looking faces of security personnel all over you. Not forgetting police cars and securities with guns.
what changed in Nigeria?

diluminati:
The time now in Accra is 7:25 pm and can you believe i went to the atm to get cash and to my surprise the Bank, CAL bank, was still ope. I mean the doors flung wide open. The workers were moving freely. Then i took a look at the gate, it was open wide and just one or two security and no police man with arms or bullion vans around. The same scenario happened at utc bank and eco bank, and at this particular hour.
Lets take a similar look to Nigeria banks at this hour. You wont even see a single light in the bank because all the doors have been shut, the atm is locked up inside and even the ones outside are insecure. Then the gates are barely open as you walk in to the atm with stern looking faces of security personnel all over you. Not forgetting police cars and securities with guns.
what changed in Nigeria?

Have you ever traveled to America ? Banks close by 5PM too but anyway, it depends on where you lived in Nigeria, cos I know banks in VI that work till 10pm daily and open on Saturdays too.

How much dey for ghana bank

Ghana isn't Nigeria and can never be Nigeria

naija na 2:30

Naija is Naija

if na sarcasm, mk me ma join my own... How much dey inside ghana banks wey person go wan go steal.... Anyway, there are so many banks that has its atm outside of the bank... And for the working hours, we all know that an average Nigeria firm closes by 4pm... So wat r u up to...

Rich4god:
if na sarcasm, mk me ma join my own... How much dey inside ghana banks wey person go wan go steal.... Anyway, there are so many banks that has its atm outside of the bank... And for the working hours, we all know that an average Nigeria firm closes by 4pm... So wat r u up to...

then whats the need of heavily armed security guards around atms and the bank premises? I thought it was a normal thing with all banks until tonight i saw differently in Ghana. and about the banks not having money, please shattap, coz i withdrew almost 500k in naira, thats more than 800 cedis from the atm just now

Billyonaire:
Have you ever traveled to America ? Banks close by 5PM too but anyway, it depends on where you lived in Nigeria, cos I know banks in VI that work till 10pm daily and open on Saturdays too.

Chaiiiii... Uncle you can lie o

diluminati:


then whats the need of heavily armed security guards around atms and the bank premises? I thought it was a normal thing with all banks until tonight i saw differently in Ghana. and about the banks not having money, please shattap, coz i withdrew almost 500k in naira, thats more than 800 cedis from the atm just now

lol... See you... You wan tlk abt money, na 5hk you come dey call... Be truth to yourself, how many security guards have you seen around atms and in banks...

Rich4god:
lol... See you... You wan tlk abt money, na 5hk you come dey call... Be truth to yourself, how many security guards have you seen around atms and in banks...

be specific, you talking about naija? theres even soldiers guarding some banks sef, like some uba branches i've come across in port harcourt and abia

Billyonaire:
Have you ever traveled to America ? Banks close by 5PM too but anyway, it depends on where you lived in Nigeria, cos I know banks in VI that work till 10pm daily and open on Saturdays too.

This dude and lies. eBillionaire

diluminati:


then whats the need of heavily armed security guards around atms and the bank premises? I thought it was a normal thing with all banks until tonight i saw differently in Ghana. and about the banks not having money, please shattap, coz i withdrew almost 500k in naira, thats more than 800 cedis from the atm just now

Remain in Ghana abeg.

diluminati:


be specific, you talking about naija? theres even soldiers guarding some banks sef, like some uba branches i've come across in port harcourt and abia

Thats cos of the militancy things... I bet you, if you go to borno you will meet same... But go to cities like abj, enugu, kogi etc where things are calm, you hardly see pass two mobile police men...

barcanista:
This dude and lies. eBillionaire

Stanbic at Palms, VI opens till 10pm daily, First Bank at Adeola Odeku and Diamond bank branches at VGC Ikota Complex and Palms open on Saturdays. Am sure of those, but dont know about other branches I dont use.

Billyonaire:
Stanbic at Palms, VI opens till 10pm daily, First Bank at Adeola Odeku and Diamond bank branches at VGC Ikota Complex and Palms open on Saturdays. Am sure of those, but dont know about other branches I dont use.

I will confirm the BOLD

When has naira land become cedi land.


Beside it is unhealthy to over work

barcanista:
I will confirm the BOLD

Call their customer care number, then apologize to me once you do.

That same Ghana that businesses don't open till 9am! A very lazy breed of Africans cos in Nigeria by same 9am some businesses have made profit especially in eko.

Back to the issue i think Ghana has a very low crime rate, no money and little hustlers, so they can afford to open banks till 11:59pm.

I went there once and discovered naija too sweet.

Billyonaire:
Stanbic at Palms, VI opens till 10pm daily, First Bank at Adeola Odeku and Diamond bank branches at VGC Ikota Complex and Palms open on Saturdays. Am sure of those, but dont know about other branches I dont use.

True, most of the banks at Ikota shopping complex are open for business on Saturdays. 10 to 2 pm. There's also a Union bank somewhere in lagos Island(somewhere in Tommy Jones, I think) that are open on Saturdays too.

diluminati:


then whats the need of heavily armed security guards around atms and the bank premises? I thought it was a normal thing with all banks until tonight i saw differently in Ghana. and about the banks not having money, please shattap, coz i withdrew almost 500k in naira, thats more than 800 cedis from the atm just now

800 ghc is just about 42,000 ngn.

As per topic, crime rate in Ghana is generally low.

OP picture or its tale by moonlight.


Can you remind me Ghana's population again, i mean total population comprising both human beings and livestock. Whats Lagos population?

OP if you got a job in Nigerian bank and you're told you would be closing officially 8pm (time the bank closes to customers) ,would you accept the offer? You obviously don't know what it entails to be a BANKER, the Nigerian definition.

ifyalways:

800 ghc is just about 42,000 ngn.

As per topic, crime rate in Ghana is generally low.

Ifyalways,where have you been all these while?Welcome

ifyalways:

800 ghc is just about 42,000 ngn[s][/s].

As per topic, crime rate in Ghana is generally low.

you dont know what you saying! 1 cedi = N52

https://www.google.com.ng/?gws_rd=cr,ssl&ei=0HdFVNy6EoTjatjogogN#q=cedi+to+naira

diluminati:

you dont know what you saying! 1 cedi = N52
https://www.google.com.ng/?gws_rd=cr,ssl&ei=0HdFVNy6EoTjatjogogN#q=cedi+to+naira

Please, educate yourself. You claimed in your earlier post that you withdrew 800 ghs, an equivalent of 500,000 ngn from an ATM. 800 ghc is roughly 42,000 ngn. ATM's in Naija dispense 150,000 per account per diem. Do the Maths.

http://coinmill.com/GHS_NGN.html#GHS=800

idumuose:

Ifyalways,where have you been all these while?Welcome

I've been around.
Thank you.

ifyalways:

Please, educate yourself.
800 ghc is roughly 42,000 ngn.

http://coinmill.com/GHS_NGN.html#GHS=800

So we should switch to using Ghanaian banks?!

So we should switch to using Ghanaian banks?!

diluminati:


you dont know what you saying! 1 cedi = N52

https://www.google.com.ng/?gws_rd=cr,ssl&ei=0HdFVNy6EoTjatjogogN#q=cedi+to+naira

You don't sound like someone that just withdrew that amount, if you really did, you should know the difference between 500k and 42k. Use you calculate and punch in the values you presented yourself.

I dey wait for OXYGEN