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Jaideyone:
city state my as$ the whole of Anambra is not even as big as Ibadan

MRLANNISTER:
This is Ludacris. 2009 data in 2018. Grow up men!

OkutaNla:
Lmao. OP is so pained by that CBN/SANEF report that the SouthEast and NorthEast have the lowest Bank Access (https://www.nairaland.com/4676750/report-banking-access-lowest-northeast ), that instead of trying to decipher and understand the true context of that report, he has gone ahead to go dig-up an outdated 10-year-old report on bank branches. .

FYI, SANEF is CBN-funded, and stands for Shared Agent Network Expansion Facilities (SANEF), and its latest report wasn't limited to just conventional brick-and-mortar Bank transactions, but includes basic financial services such as P.O.S, Cash-in, Cash-out, funds transfer (online and offline), bill payments, airtime purchase, government disbursements as well as data on enrollment on BMS Infrastructure (BVN). Banks are going DIGITAL and opening lesser offline branches.

Op, I know your Anambla ego is very big and easily brusied, but try and upgrade your comprehension skills that way you don't end up embarrassing yourself the way you keep doing on issues such as this.

frowland:
You dont know what cash centers are, do you?

frowland:
Anambra is mostly 2 room cash centers. Well all na branch sha. All join.

trapQ:
You were so pained by the recent report earlier that you had to go dig a report of 10 years out. Lmao...

Pavore9:
Did anyone inform you I don't understand the igbo language?

livinbygrace:
No go find work dey there post outdated and irrelevant news up and down.i guess you know that a child of 2009 is now in jss 1.Anufiah

EarthXmetahuman:
post the link to the table you screenshot.. you fraudulent bricklayer.

EarthXmetahuman:
I can't believe stupid post as this made front page..

Seriously everyone should ask him the link to the 2009 table he posted..



Nairaland had really gone to the dogs.

Oma307:
don't mind the moderator

Oma307:
don't mind the moderator

ORIENTATION101:
https://www.nairaland.com/4676750/report-banking-access-lowest-northeast

this is more credible and informative than that 9 years old aba made statistics.
i dont blame you though .the mod that push it to frontage is a dunce

frowland:
Kano is below Anambra in terms of what? Bank deposit? Then Yes, but read my post again because I stated Kano have higher number of unbanked. Anambra is no where close to Kano in terms of Revenue.

ORIENTATION101:
we re in 2018 how can a post of 2009 be credible

frowland:
Kano's economy is the second largest after Lagos. It's not about branches, it's about volume of transactions in each of those bank branches. Most at times competition is the reason why banks explode here and there and not really about trade volume.
Kano have better micro economic indices but unfortunately majority of them are unbanked.

OkutaNla:
You have always been a stvpid and slow chap so you always argue off point but end up further exposing your foolishness. The report you are pained about was released by CBN-funded SANEF (Shared Agent Network Expansion Facility). SANEF/CBN said that the SouthEast and NorthEast have lowest Bank Access (which isn't just limited to Bank transactions, but also includes basic financial services, such as Cash-in, Cash-out, funds transfer, bill payments, airtime purchase, government disbursements), but because you are too stoopid to understand the context of the report, in your typical fashion, you rejected it and are bandying about outdated CBN cash-transactions data. . Guy, when will you ever receive sense? I have adviced you to enroll in Night-school to brush-up your intellectual capacity, but you refuse and instead prefer to continue acting a fool online.

Since you have so foolishly rejected their report, take your fight (including your 2009 data) to CBN/SANEF, instead of bleating like a sheep that is about to be slaughtered because your foolishness is not impressing anyone.

EarthXmetahuman:
nigga ... Post the link .. not nonsense screenshot.

I will create that screenshot in less down 10 minutes on a computer.. post the link where you got it from ..

And again 2010? Seriously

In 2010, ibadan had only 3 radio stations,. In 2018 It has over 25 radio station.. what does this tell you when you are posting nonsense old stat.

Let's assume your fake sourceless stat is right, if ibadan has 10 banks in 2009, do you expect it to have same amount of banks in 2018 with population increase and migrants especially from South east flooding the city to sell gala.?

EarthXmetahuman:
where is the link to this nonsense table?


Flat head cooking up stuff


And nigga 2009? Seriously? Lemme know when you are ready to live in 2018

EarthXmetahuman:
lmao... Date of post 2013


Flat head still living the past


What next? gej is the president of Nigeria.

EarthXmetahuman:
lmao... Date of post 2013


Flat head still living the past


What next? gej is the president of Nigeria.

EarthXmetahuman:
[s][/s]rampaging flat head posting nonsense stat from 2010... Even the stat clearly shows south west is leading in his stat, yet he keeps throwing it around.. is Lagos not part of south west again?


The current post is about the number of banks in Nigeria NOT how much was received or sent from kidnapping business in South East.
I'm sure if they release current deposit stat, south east will still be competing with war torned north east.



Ibadan alone has more banks than entire south east. Argue with your ancestor.

lx3as:
I don't suppose to have a reply for trabalist who will dispute every sound statistical information because it doesn't favour his place. Can you please list Ondo communities (not even Ekiti) with their bank branches and I will list the entire ones in Enugu for you.

deliveryboy:
It is naturally difficult to establish many branches of baboon the south east due to the high rate of bank robberies in the region. I remember a period when Ecobank established a branch in Asa, Ukwa East, the bank was robbed several times and the manager was shot dead on duty, no bank will thrive in such conditions. Bullion vans are intercepted, welded open and money is carted away in broad day light. North East however does not have the economy to support many bank branches being the least economic developed region.

lx3as:
Everything to you is tribalism.
How many towns for example in Enugu State have bank branches?
Only Enugu town and suburbs like Agbani, 9th mile and then Nsukka and one branch of first bank branch in Orji River. The same prevalence in the entire region; maybe it's due to robbery I don't know.
However in a place like Ondo or even Ekiki with hundreds of communities having bank branches. WEMA bank is virtually everywhere.

WisdomFlakes:
http://thenationonlineng.net/report-banking-access-lowest-in-northeast-southeast/

appsdope:
Most people in the east keep their money at home.

It is finished. After a longrunning court trial, Olayinka Olaniyi, a Nigerian, has been been pronounced guilty of defrauding universities in the United States, and is due to be sentenced to jail.

The 34-year-old was living in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, at the time he committed the fraud, alongside his partner-in-crime, 29-year-old Damilola Solomon Ibiwoye. Both of them were extradited to the US to face the charges.

Olaniyi and Ibiwoye were convicted of sending scam emails targeted at college and university employees, after which they obtained their login details, which they used to steal payroll deposits. They also engaged in online dating scams to lure innocent victims into releasing their account details, into which deposits from the illegally-obtained funds were made.

While Olaniyi is scheduled to be sentenced on October 22, 2018, at 10a.m. before US District Judge Steve C. Jones, Ibiwoye, who had earlier pleaded guilty to the offence, had been sentenced on January 31, 2018 to three years and three months in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release.

Sharing information on their arrest and subsequent convictions, a release by the Department of Justice, US. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of Georgia, dated Monday, August 13, 2018, quoted US Attorney Byung J. 'BJay' Pak, as saying: “These defendants used trickery to lure and exploit their unsuspecting victims, but they will now face the consequences of their scheme in federal prison.”

According to Pak, the duo were behind “phishing scams” that targeted institutions in the US, including the Georgia Institute of Technology (“Georgia Tech”) and the University of Virginia.

The statement read: “A 'phishing scam' is the act of sending fraudulent emails that appear to come from legitimate enterprises for the purpose of tricking the recipients into providing personal information, including usernames and passwords.

“Olaniyi and Ibiwoye directed phishing emails to college and university employees. Once they had possession of employee logins and passwords, they were able to steal payroll deposits by changing the bank account into which the payroll was deposited. Also, while logged into the university system through the stolen logins and passwords, these defendants were able to gain access to employee W2 forms, which they used to file fraudulent tax returns. The attempted theft was over $6 million.

“The stolen funds were routed into U.S. bank accounts, and the evidence showed that access to these bank accounts was acquired through the use of romance scams, where fraudsters pose on dating sites and apps as potential partners to gain the trust of their victim. At some point, the fraudster will make a request to deposit money into their victim’s account and claim to need all of the account information, including their account number, routing number, passwords, and answers to security questions. In this case, all of that information was then used to funnel the proceeds of theft through those accounts and out of the country.”

Speaking on the arrest, J.C. 'Chris' Hacker, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Atlanta Division, expressed his organisation’s determination to “arrest criminals who believe they can hide out on the internet, protected by geographic boundaries, and prey on the American people and our institutions".

He also praised what he described as “the benefits of global cooperation between the United States and international law enforcement".

According to the release, the case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, while Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeffrey A. Brown, Deputy Chief of the Complex Frauds Section, and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Laura D. Pfister handled the prosecution.