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They want to introduce slavery instead of paying doctors their dues. |
This APC government just shot themselves in the foot with this ban. ![]() They have gifted the audience of young Nigerians who use twitter directly to the opposition. |
Namnam:See what you don't understand is Nigeria can't produce wheat to meet up with the production. It is literally impossible because only few areas in Nigeria have favourable climate for producing wheat. If we could grow our own wheat we wouldn't need to import in the first place, have you heard of Nigeria importing yams before? Think! |
Everyone should be alarmed, the consequences this will have for food manufacturers and distributors is massive. Buhari is a monster who bans without thinking about the long term effects and he needs to be stopped. |
skj1377:Time to break down this wall of nonsense you wrote piece by piece. Though a lot of work is ongoing to regulate cryptocurrencies the fundamental problem is it's use as a conduit pipe for fraudKidnappers collect ransome using cash, we should ban cash, they also use roads, we should ban roads and force everyone to walk to keep ourselves safe from kidnappers. 2) over $400million dollars inflow came from United states to Nigeria via cryptocurrencies last year. The united states government petitioned the CBN over the lack of evident trades in goods or services to warrant such a huge amount of inflow to Nigeria. This singular reason prompted the CBN to ban banks from direct involvement with crypto to avoid blacklisting Nigetian banking institutions and probably sanctions.This is a complete lie, I don't know what gutter you got these numbers from. First the US government never petitioned Nigeria over cryptocurrency, this is a completely made up lie. Second, the 400 million dollar figure is the amount of cryptocurrencies traded from Nigerian wallets on global exchanges and does not translate to cryptocurrency profits from the US turning into liquid cash in hand. https://techpoint.africa/2021/01/06/nigerians-traded-more-than-400m-worth-crypto-2020/ Even at that if just 1% of Nigerians have cryptocurrency wallets that's a trade value of 200 dollars per person in hypothetical money. And third, this 400 million dollar lie is not why the government banned cryptocurrency, the figure is never referenced in any of the documents from the CBN. You are just reading and repeating nonsense. 3) the united states, China, United kingdom. And EU equality have regulations protecting their financial institutions from participating in crypto related assets.The EU, US AND UK did not ban cryptocurrency, having laws to regulate the trade is just common sense. China banned cryptocurrency because they operate a communist economic system which forces the state to control every aspect of the country's economy. 4) Nigeria is a small economy and the CBN needs to protect hardworking Nigerian against the possibility of Negative consequences from sanctions form the USA. Imagine if Nigeria is treated like Iran or North Korea officially due to fraud related blacklisting.What the hell are you talking about? Nigeria isn't safe from sanctions, most of Nigeria's gdp comes from oil which is subject to sanctions. If the US wants it can also force trading allies to stop accepting Nigerian goods. Iran is also oil dependent and still gets sanctioned. The Iran and North Korea present a military threat to the United States, hence the sanctions. You're just talking utter bullcrap. 5) a lot of publicity is made by the EFCC to show to the united states that Nigeria is actively fighting cyber crime just to prevent a possible blacklisting of all financial institutions in Nigeria.Yet other countries are fighting fraud without these draconian measures. 6) previously funds were difficult to trace once converted to crypto and there was a fear that it could serve as terrorist financing. Terrorists actually need funds to run their operations and with the global cooperation against terrorist financing the world is now safer. Imagine if crypto was available during osama bin laden's time more bombings would have happened in the USA and other parts of the world.You just contradicted yourself. Without cryptocurrency existing terrorism still got funded and wasn't traced so why are you blaming cryptocurrency on terrorism funding now? When Boko Haram members are killed it's cash that is found in their possession. 7) finally the age bracket specified most likely has been after a scientific study of arrested cyber criminals probably in the last 10yrs. Most likely a memo would have originated from the CBN holding banks responsible with very stiff penalties and this most likely will be quietly implemented by All banks in Nigeria.Banks have already been mandated to know their customers.Why didn’t banks block Mudashiru Obasa's 64 bank accounts with fraudulent cash transfers until the EFCC forced their hand? Why are many politicians who gain millions allowed to keep their loot but they are going after the youth? Do you think the financiers of terrorism in Nigeria are under 30? When will the banks step in for that? 9) very successful frausters are actually well settled in turkey and Dubai as we speak. less successful frausters can move to Ghana or ivory coast Cameron etc.Yes and they are aided by corrupt cops like Abba Kyari, who the Buhari government is refusing to prosecute. |
Nigerialabalaba:Illiteracy is truly a disease, this sad individual can't even read the second paragraph of my last post. I give up on you worthless souls. |
princemartinsG:When will you go after Malami for trading cryptocurrency? It's so sad that there are still brainless sheep who support these criminal acts. |
Nigerialabalaba:Yes it's very clear I'm communicating with an illiterate. Most of the people trading cryptocurrencies in Nigeria are graduates who use it to save their hard earned money from losing value when kept as worthless naira. Cryptocurrencies make quick and publicly available payment transactions that anyone can use around the world, this is what the government tried to copy with the introduction to the silly eNaira. Very few people are making millions overnight from cryptocurrency in Nigeria. Nigerian cryptocurrency platforms are helping fund payment solutions but the greedy government and their brainless followers will try any means to steal and destroy the youth. |
FlipModeSquade:Buhairdeens are brainless illiterates, that's why it's so easy to fool and deceive them. |
Nigerialabalaba:See mumu. Dangote who came from a rich family and his uncle gave him millions to start his company. Even at that the same Dangote has had multiple businesses fold up because he can't stand decent competition. That's why Dangote must always get the government to enforce policies which favour his business. |
The APC government will never stop it's war against the youth. |
appishani1:That's how many Nigerians are living |
"After they finish with these rural killings, they will go from house to house killing prominent persons".
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Biscuit bandits ![]() |
Rainy season has ended and attacks are continuing. So much for all the audio defeats Buhari's dogs have been talking about. |
INDUSTRIALFAN:Always someone to justify nonsense. Those people should be arrested but security agencies in Nigeria are useless bastards. |
Dumb Nigerians selling their souls for crumbs. They will forever remain dumb and stupid. |
EFCC will catch up with them soon |
baralatie:They have been hiding in the forests of Niger since last year, waiting. They even posted videos in military and police uniforms as if they were mocking us. We were trying to warn everyone but foolish people with a political agenda called it fake news. |
I said it before that it's only a matter of time before terrorists start attacking Abuja fully. All those kidnappings and killing in Niger and around Abuja earlier this year were just a taste. |
Ppogbae: christistruth01:Nigerian army that dress anyhow and combine all sorts of clothes even at the warfront of the North East? When will you stop with these idiotic lies? Do you think everyone on this forum is daft? ![]() |
The military will always deny even when there is clear evidence. When will they stop this useless and childish behaviour? ![]() |
Only a fool who can't read would take the headline at face value. Jeff Bezos is hailing the Sahara green wall, which is a Pan-African project initiated to stop the encroachment of the desert further south. He only acknowledged Buhari's presence and is not giving him sole credit for doing anything. |
Being a bad guy is powerful, power is masculine, women are attracted to masculinity. That's why a guy who is "good" is seen as weak and women hate weakness regardless of what foolish modern day notions of equality might tell you. |
adamsmith914:Nigerian soldiers also kill Nigerians without thinking. His reaction is the result of the situation we find ourselves in. |
murphyibiam15:You are a one of the problems of Nigeria walai |
jimyjames:But you're contradicting yourself right now. You say they don't know but rich Africans covered themselves. It's not like fabrics were impossible to find, they just didn't care until Europeans imposed their dressing standards. How would they know how to make masquerades but don't know how to make clothes? |
jimyjames:That is a lie, people knew how to make clothes but didn't cover like they did today because it was hot and there was no stigma against showing skin. After Africa was colonised Europeans brought their dressing standards, that's when Nigerians started dressing like "gentleman". |
traihit:Look at your Fulani women before European influences https://www.hippostcard.com/listing/french-west-africa-beautiful-nude-fula-fulani-women-1950s-rppc-postcard/16829802 |
Kingpin1000:No one million naira is too much. Not that it's one million naira yearly so they will have to pay back five million naira plus interest. How do you expect any graduate working in Nigeria to repay that money within any reasonable time frame? |
Nnamebuka:Many people abroad are in lifetime debt because they can't pay the outrageous loans. Even worse is the loans led to an increase in tuition fees across the board. Please o it's not everything we see that we should copy. |
Reflect7:Do you know how money laundering works? https://www.economist.com/middle-east-and-africa/2019/10/10/african-kleptocrats-are-finding-it-tougher-to-stash-cash-in-the-west This writer is making an intelligent observation which you THICK AND DUMB crowd, stuck in your ''what did the Economist say that is not true'' lane - too naive and stupid to see when you're being manipulated by your enemy to hate and blame yourselves more, while they bank your cash.Who is in charge of the Nigerian national budget, is it the UK or Nigerians? It is why Britain has an annual budget of 2 TRILLION dollars, while Nigeria has one of just 35 billion dollars.Because Nigerian politicians cared more about buying houses and living in luxury than using the money to develop human capital and an economy that isn't dependent on oil. That's why there are many stupid, poorly educated Nigerians such as yourself who ignorantly spew nonsense confidently. I'm not replying anymore to this stupid, rambling dog with nothing to say but mountains of nonsense. |
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if banks Dont hold fraudulent monies for fraudsters and crypto currencies are equally banned it simply translates to frauster activities reducing drastically in Nigeria.

