Bluffly:

Oga, the countries you are atlking about are seeing what they are paying for, but Nigerians are not. The countries you are talking about did not wait to tax citizens before putting up infrastructures as they sought out a way and ey then maintain the standard with tax which can further develop other aspects but herein government go for loan, they will embezzled it and keeping increasing tax left and right and yet embezzled it. So is it the fault if the citizens or those in political leadership capacity.

EgunMogaji2:
I’ll never pay that N50 because I consider it highway robbery. I pay cash or do bank transfer.

EgunMogaji2:
I’ll never pay that N50 because I consider it highway robbery. I pay cash or do bank transfer.

linearity:
There is nothing like POS fees when you want to buy merchandise in the US. Though some merchants will add a fee if the cost of goods/services you are buying is below a particular threshold set by them and you can skip the fees by paying with cash or up your purchase to at least the minimum, which in most cases is like $10.

Daviddson:
Very good! Nigerians envy the likes of US, UK, Germany, etc, but they're not ready to do half of what those countries citizens did or are doing that make their country so prosperous - a big irony! What's ₦50 that educated youths have been complaining about for months now? Do you think if French people don't pay taxes, VAT, etc, they'll be where they are today? In most developed countries, almost everything you buy or sell is taxed, so why the fuss here over a mere N50?

Fuckthamods:

But bank transfer will charge you N52.50
Your best bet is cash

ornicus:


Every bank transfer comes with a n50 charge.
From every third 3rd party cash withdrawal, they will charge you n65. And most banks limit max withdrawal per transaction to 15k or less.

Either way, you are releasing that money

ForeThinker:
What happened to the cashless policy's ?

frank417:


Aren't you ashamed of this nonsense you've written? Comparing a fantastically corrupt country with countries that have better leaders. After these taxes have been collected can you beat your chest with confidence that the monies will be used to develop this country? We all know this money won't be used 100% for what it was collected for. Some group of persons will still have a huge chunk of it las las. Stop talking like you were born yesterday!

EgunMogaji2:


No. I’m a Rubies customer and transfer is N21 only.

I also prefer not to carry cash unless absolutely necessary.

Fuckthamods:

Hmm.. That's how barter did their own and las las they increased it from 20naira to 50naira

Daviddson:
Very good! Nigerians envy the likes of US, UK, Germany, etc, but they're not ready to do half of what those countries citizens did or are doing that make their country so prosperous - a big irony! What's ₦50 that educated youths have been complaining about for months now? Do you think if French people don't pay taxes, VAT, etc, they'll be where they are today? In most developed countries, almost everything you buy or sell is taxed, so why the fuss here over a mere N50?

badboy92:


The problem is not paying tax, it is what our leaders have done with the tax they have received.

Korllami007:
Cbn puts charges on cash deposit.
Zombie: Government want to encourage cashless policy.

Few months later Cbn puts 50 naira charges on every transaction on POS.
Zombie: You citizens want to enjoy infrastructures and don't want pay tax.

Confused idiots. Awon werey.

Systrom:
Godwin Emefiele is a bastard

Just2endowed2:


That man way of thinking is to enrich the commercial bank. He doesn't carers about the masses. As a former bank manager of first bank, he only care about bank profitability and surviving. The day he leave office, that's when cbn will be great.

DisGuy:
Tight merchants...so none of them could absorb the N50 on behalf of their customer

Smh the big ones could have easily put in place policies for minimum transactions....all transactions above 10,000 then the n50 should be on us

dominique:
They want to cripple this POS business sha

Daviddson:
Very good! Nigerians envy the likes of US, UK, Germany, etc, but they're not ready to do half of what those countries citizens did or are doing that make their country so prosperous - a big irony! What's ₦50 that educated youths have been complaining about for months now? Do you think if French people don't pay taxes, VAT, etc, they'll be where they are today? In most developed countries, almost everything you buy or sell is taxed, so why the fuss here over a mere N50?

EgunMogaji2:


For you, yes.

For me, no.

I fund my Rubies account via card from any traditional bank for free. From there I use Rubies to pay. N21 transfers, if I need cash then I get it from my traditional bank.

I’ll never pay the POS fee unless I’m pressed.

Daviddson:
Very good! Nigerians envy the likes of US, UK, Germany, etc, but they're not ready to do half of what those countries citizens did or are doing that make their country so prosperous - a big irony! What's ₦50 that educated youths have been complaining about for months now? Do you think if French people don't pay taxes, VAT, etc, they'll be where they are today? In most developed countries, almost everything you buy or sell is taxed, so why the fuss here over a mere N50?

Dandsome:
You see this thing called sense ehnnn?? We go get am by force.

You know the worst part??

Whether you voted APC or PDP or AAC or SDP or ETC, that N50 configured on the POS machine must affect you. The machine doesn't segregate or differentiate between party faithfuls.



Las Las everyone go de alright

MOSICATED5:
What positive thing will this current CBN Governor be remembered for?

DisGuy:
Tight merchants...so none of them could absorb the N50 on behalf of their customer

Smh the big ones could have easily put in place policies for minimum transactions....all transactions above 10,000 then the n50 should be on us