₦airaland Forum

Do you even understand the implication of allowing foreigners to own the bulk of your arable land? can you not see that that puts you in a very vulnerable position in terms of providing food for your own people

kasiem:
and bernard was the person that instilled that feelings in the citizen.

Ujujoan:
Honestly, this 150k max withdrawal/deposit is pretty dumb!

There are ways of reducing cash usage without resorting to such an insensitive sanction. Common sense dictates that if your want to stop people from doing something, make it uncomfortable for them to do it!

When they were pumping 500 and 1,000 Naira notes into the system they didn't think what it would do to cash usage.

IF they want to discourage people from using cash, they should simply reduce the amount of any note higher that N50 from circulation.

By the time you go to the bank to withdraw 100k and get a ghana-must-go of cash, no be person go tell you make you find alternative!  

But then as Nigerians, we love to complicate things!  

opalu:
If Kidnappers snatch someone's mum, and demand N5M cash, how will he/she pay (if s/he has)?
That will be about 34 days of consistent withdrawal of N150k daily.

Luka316:
iam givin him 99.9% if it is in percentage and 1001 if it is for chances, i was not interested i programming, Faymora guide by the hand, instructing me, on how to go about even in his tight schedule, i send him emails he reply, and u askin if he should

SEUN, PLS HE IS GOING NO WHERE IF WE ARE USING PERFORMANE

Reference:
Inability to communicate. Lack of planning and consideration. Career first. All symptomatic of a failed humanity. That's the beginning pf the end of that marriage.

Bill and Hillary Clinton both admire Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan — but for different reasons.

At a U.N. AIDS meeting Thursday, the former U.S. president shared the stage with the Nigerian leader, who was dressed in the traditional caftan and black bowler hat of his Niger Delta home.

Clinton congratulated Jonathan on his recent election.

"We wish you well," Clinton said. "I can tell you the secretary of state tells me your hats are always cool."

The ministers, diplomats, AIDS activists and VIPs at the meeting burst into laughter and then applauded loudly.

"And I envy your name," Clinton went on to more laughter. "If I'd had a name like Goodluck I might still be in office."