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onatisi:
In other words,you want to transfer money to Malaysia,am I correct?

chyzoo4u:
Thank you Tabbaz for taking out time out of your busy schedule to escrow between me and matken, I really appreciate it. Thank you matken for doing this biz with me, I appreciate as well....
Nice deal

zaimeg:
Smooth transaction. Thanks Tabbaz.

chyzoo4u:
1234 escrow with matken and tabbaz

Tabbaz:
$525 BTC Available @ 540/$


This one is not negotiable pls.

Tabbaz:
TAB247

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obassy09

wamiikechukwu:
BRIEF ANALYSIS FOR NAIRA LAND BUREAU DE CHANGE

On the teeming streets of Lagos, the Nigerian mega-city of 15 million people, the once omnipresent money-changers are going underground.
They’ve become the latest target of authorities desperate to bolster the naira and crush a black market for foreign currency that’s boomed since the crash in oil prices strangled the inflow of dollars and battered the economy.
This month, the Central Bank of Nigeria capped prices that Bureau De Change (BDC) can charge their customers for foreign exchange, effectively pegging the black-market rate, with intelligence agents threatening to jail anyone who doesn’t comply.
The activities of the security agents is creating a parallel market within the black market, according to analysts at Lagos-based Afrinvest West Africa Limited stated.
One trader in the Lagos suburb of Surulere, who asked not to be identified as he feared arrest, told Bloomberg that he would continue using the old rate with trusted customers and refuse to sell dollars to others. Anyone he doesn’t know may be a government spy, he said.
“The black market will go further underground,” an analyst at Afrinvest, Omotola Abimbola said.
“The fact they went as low as getting security forces on the streets shows a new level of desperation.”
Nigeria’s interbank market sets the naira’s official value and is meant to serve businesses. But the scarcity of foreign-currency has forced many to go to licensed bureaux de change and the unofficial, or black, market of informal street traders, both of which sell dollars at a higher rate.
The central bank has made several attempts to defend the naira after it plunged in late 2014 along with crude prices.
Stock and bond investors are staying away from Nigeria, pointing to the wide gap between the official exchange rate and the black-market one of about N470 to a dollar. Forward prices suggest the naira will depreciate further on the official market, with 12-month contracts trading at 441 against the greenback.
The Department of State Services recently raided bureaux de change and black-market traders and instructed them to cap their rates at N400 per dollar. As a result, people with hard currency are hoarding it rather than selling at an artificially low rate, according to Haruna Usman, a money-changer in Lagos.
“It’s a struggle even to get someone to sell us $200, whereas before they’d often sell us $1,000 or $5,000,” the kaftan-clad Usman said from the mosque compound where he trades.
“Now, they’re only exchanging when they’re desperate.”
The central bank is in no mood to back down. CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele said this week that “the security agencies should sustain their checks on the activities of illegal foreign-exchange operators in order to bring sanity to that segment of the market.”
It’s another signal to foreign investors that Nigeria’s currency policy is broken, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
“The Central Bank of Nigeria is clearly not ready to embrace a truly free-floating exchange rate and arguably has further undermined the confidence in the exchange-rate regime,” analysts at the New York-based lender,Yvette Babb and Sonja Keller, said in a note to clients.
“These events are likely to deter inflows.”
Nigeria isn’t the first country to clamp down on black-market trading. Egypt also arrested street dealers while pegging its currency’s official rate, until a dollar-squeeze forced it to devalue on November 3.

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Singapore1

Capitano1:
bros I really don't care much about the list but the list isn't complete without goods guyz like us. Have been scammed on nairaland before so I know how it hurts. Anyways thanks for your work, I know you not paid for what you doing. If you would let me upload screenshots I can, or you can ask bookiemart01. Have not met her before and every transaction has been smooth. So I guess that's enough to tell you who Im.

DadojoReloaded:
Thank you Oga. Abeg on your next visit to naija, carry Malaysian rice follow body come give me ooh...

DadojoReloaded:
To be continued... bae is calling from the kitchen.

Tabbaz:
$820 Btc Available To Be Sold At Once

AleAirHub:
0001.
Coded

chiefkpokp:
ogaaaaaaaa!!!!!!! leave all dis ur kg 3 interview for the person below me. for my view i just no that ur lists is incomplete due to sentiment...

chiefkpokp:
you got a problem with capitano1 ? as am concerned, he ought to have topped that lists.

Singapore1:
so yesterday in sabo area IBADAN .. one man approached my uncles friend that he want to sell bitcoin ( they said he has been coming for long ) na so my uncle's friend call me sharp sharp ..when i got there here is our conversation

ME: i heard you have bitcoin for sale where is it? ( i intentionally used that sentence to be sure he is in his right mind, cos nobody in his right mind will come to SABO to sell bitcoin )

THE MAN: my bitcoin is in the bank, stanbic IBTC bank to be precise

ME: ( i was like interesting ) how much per dollar?

THE MAN : 600/$

MY UNCLE'S FRIEND : wow is there any currency that is higher than pounds?

ME: ( ignoring my uncle's friend ) 600 is too expensive na

THE MAN : i can only do 590/$ and that is final ,..( HE TURNS TO MY UNCLE'S FRIEND ) how can you bring a kid to do business with me?
( the man is in his early 40s )

ME: ( ah con vex ).. hey hey hey daddy ..number 1.. bitcoin is not physical currency so there is no way to save it in the bank
2. 600/$? seriously

THE MAN: i have been into bitcoin business before you were born, dont tell me rubbish

ME: wow bitcoin must be over 15 years old then ( i just commot )

walahi talahi i laff taya

Capitano1:
bros how do you do your selection? Is it not high time you added me to your list of genuine exchangers. Abi I Go still carry am over this year

Tabbaz:
[size=15pt]Yankybabyface nairaland username[/size]

Come quick o. You are suspected to be another username reserved by AWARITEFE to be used in scamming people very soon

Come and explain yourself now!

This is very urgent. Failure may lead to your handle being brought down or ban for 50years

N/B: The Evidence against you is with antiscam crew. We demand explanation

Thanks in anticipation of your cooperation \

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Jdesigns:
Kwantinue

I no see ya number for whatsapp

Jdesigns:
Hmmm
So them no go talk say na your second account