₦airaland Forum

Kazikazi:
A pawpaw,a quail,and a goat tested positive for corona in Tanzania

What a scientist president did was to tell the Intelligence officers to take the samples of different stuff and sent them for corona tests in a state laboatory...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-tanzania/president-questions-tanzania-coronavirus-kits-after-goat-test-idUSKBN22F0KFlaboratory.

i learnt your country has request Madagascar herbal solution drinks for covid 19. honestly, I support it , it is time we need to start using Africa solution to solve Africa problem. China is really investing in herbal medicine so much. the government even allow the use of hibiscus flower for covid 19 cure . we should just invest into it so that it can be explain scientifically.


my fellow Nigeria and Ghanaian this hibiscus flower is same as sobo in Nigeria and sobolo in Ghana.

samorobo:
Yes..during this recent harmattan Jos was said to be colder than New York and I think london

Nigeria has a lot of potential. I wish Nigeria can just strive toward peace and unity. people will be amazed the way Nigeria will developed. Jos for instance is a perfect home for tourist . but everyday na trouble.

samorobo:
More from plateau state...The coldest state in West Africa

You are 100 percent correct. jos in all condition meet the requirements of snow to fail. we have heard it in history that it has fall there before anyway. . you made me miss sem charck opposite Uniijos and west point where I can always get my cold beer and asaro elepo
e no go better for herdsmen walahi.

mtisTheQubit:
actually i find you slow...seriously ya excited by small things..is it Ghana thing...

what a miserable life of yours

mtisTheQubit:
thats the problem i have conversing with slow people..its not personal man

i only let you know my opinion boy. Despite RvP clanger, you are more dumb.

mtisTheQubit:
its not written in Swahili ..

maybe in igbo. I dont speak it.

mtisTheQubit:
when did they fail wise guy..

learn basic comprehension of grammar first and works a little bit on your flaw information. I sometimes find you difficult to comprehend.

mtisTheQubit:
ghana guy stop with emotions..if you find stuff ya talking is old new just remain cool..its not like Hana will collapse if its lagging behind in technology
what about mpesa--did ths 2017 dude...

Are you speaking swahili. empty head.

mtisTheQubit:
what about mpesa--did ths 2017 dude...

There is nothing like QR payment system in Kenya, ask your master RvP if I lied. it fail

mtisTheQubit:
Mpesa introduced QR codes in 2017..thats like a century ago...

lol....When they failed in implementing it.

mtisTheQubit:
Dude QR code is soo old news

1. Zapper
In 2017, Masterpass collaborated with Zapper, an African payments and loyalty rewards app to introduce QR Code payments.

2. Snapscan
Snapscan is one of the top payment applications in South Africa. It uses QR Codes known as SnapCodes.

3. Youtap
In Aug 2017, Youtap launched QR Code payments across both Africa and Asia. It enables mobile money and virtual wallet users to tap and pay using any mobile device.

4. Nedbank app
To speed up digital payments, Nedbank rolled out QR Code payments in 2018.

5. FNB (First National Bank)
FNB is a South African bank that announced the expansion of digital payments system in Jan, 2019.

You see , your only comeback is using South Africa. and ask the South Africa here if it has being implemented?


stop mentioning me unless you have gotten a sense like this.

rvp20182:
Just like the Chinese gangs also make money from your gold. And IMF runs your country. Telcos are not banks. But who knows how hobbits does their regulation.

If Telcos pay interest - then they have to invest your deposit - leading to a mess.

In kenya - all the M-pesa interest - are put in an escrow account - and donated - to build stuff like M-pesa academy.

They paid my interest directly to my mobile wallet, how is that a mess. how can you used my money to do what I have not legally approved when I am saving with yòu .


Mpesa academy ko - Mpesa prison ni. I though in Kenya, banks used customer interest to buy tea and airtime under the flagship of customer social responsibility .

rvp20182:
And ECObank is so altruistic like your beloved Chinese gold gangs - who dig up all the dirt - then run to Ghana gov - and display all the gold they found. You're just an hobbit.

Lol.... You are stupid. Eco bank approaches mobile network for such transaction and it become kabush the other banking institution selling Govt T bills can as well do the same if they so much wish. you are dumb to think beyond .

rvp20182:
They are many integrations. In Kenya we interportability btw various telcom services offering mobile money. There is banking sector interporability through RTGS, Mobile Money, Swift, etc.

You fellow hobbit made it sound you can transfer money from a cheque to mobile account.

i just told you we are doing all this. clanger .


We are also implementing the phase two of QR code soon after we have successfully pilot the phase 1.

rvp20182:
But Ecobank is making money off you slowpoke. Bank of Ghana should MOMO their t-bill like Kenya has done - giving Ghanian the first chance to own Tbill without intermediary making money off them. All you need to do is COPY-PASTE. We are the leader..

The primary market is where securities are created, while the secondary market is where those securities are traded by investors

Dumb kid, whatever and however they make Money is left for them , if government is selling is Tb at 12 percent and ECO bank is giving me the same rate without any constraint, how is it my business if they are making money.


what you clanger does not seems to understand is , when I buy Tbills from any institution be it eco bank or so, I am directly buying from government, they are just an avenue to get the bills. if there is no eco bank today in Ghana, I will automatically be paid by bank of Ghana because it is government financial securities.

rvp20182:
What is unified. Kenya has mobile money by telcoms, Banks themselves also have mobile payment system - pesalink - so you can send money to any bank account from your account through mobile money.

Ghana you have a long way to learn...but gladly we are trailblazing.

lol. D you understand interoperability. All financial institution in Ghana are already doing this three years ago. ...


Google Ghana interoperability

rvp20182:
The primary market mean you're buying TBills directly from Bank of Ghana - Not ECOBANK. Kenya was the first and probably only one to do this.

what an idiot. Eco bank or any mobile network are just intermediaries. once you buy thru them , you are directly buying from government. government those not have open market where bills are sell . what they used are institutions.

rvp20182:
Differentiate btw Primary Market and Secondary Market in T-Bill.

Here is your colonial master telling you - just how far you have to go!

The World Bank has ranked Kenya as a country with the highest user of Mobile Money Transactions in Sub-Saharan Africa.

The international lender said Kenya emerged top with a 68% score beating Sudan (52%) to second place while Gabon was third with 50%.

“Kenya is the highest user of mobile phones for money transactions in the Sub Saharan Africa region,” reads a tweet.

momo itself is a secondary market cus no mobile network provider have been given the right to own digital banks as far as I know . the fact that your network provider is not disclosing where or how your money is banked those not make them a primary provider, you can make a time and know wish bank is the last trench of transaction on safaricom network.


stop peddling old data , the current news trend already invalidate your premise.

rvp20182:
Tbill - I checked. look like a secondary market kinda thing with EcoBank. Kenya CBK actually offers Mobile Money Tbills. Get the difference. Kenya is SO FAR AHEAD - and you're so BEHIND. To use Ghanian English..You're lagging - LACKING BEHIND.

Kenya offers Mobile TBills at the primary market
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/markets/capital/CBK-rolls-out-mobile-bonds-platform/4259442-5452018-12jqranz/index.html

it is a safer way to safe banking institution and the users. the very basic reason for using momo is efficiency and reliability. Eco bank has made it easier, at the end of the day , bank is still the last trench in momo. so why is Kenya giving such right to network provider instead of banking institution? that is just not prudent.



you are way behind mr clanger

mtisTheQubit:
lemme guess ya cant explain yourself so you result in your usual stuff

i will do that when it is someone like RVp . it seems to have understanding of it though very poor but you as a person is far from it. I can only stay away.

rvp20182:
You have a long way - to get to Kenya - Kenya mobile money - has stuff like deposit, lending, name it - it;'s a full-blown banking and financial system. Lending alone crosses 3 billion dollars.
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2019-06/29/c_138185263.htm

lol... when momo is a full banking here. waiting for digital banking right . there is saving and loans options, pension and investment, insurance etc.. you can even buy treasure bills using your mobile wallet . it is just that simple. even MTN Ghana shares are currently trading on it . that is how far we have been thru you clanger

Just30:
That is the value of E-switch transaction
E-switch is a payment system runner by bank of Ghana
i know reading is a problem for you

lol...ignore the idiot for your own health

rvp20182:
It confusing. Looks like a time series - but granted - they are still babies doing P2P and just about started with C2B. They still have long way to do B2B, B2C, and many other channels.

This already in place. You just have to register as a merchant. you are too confusing

mtisTheQubit:
the problem with is that ya not educated well..ya just guessing stuff

honestly , despite RvP clanger , he still expressed himself better than you.

Just30:
His parent couldnt send him to SA for a better education hence his poor Kenyan standard

That is kabush as my little kid brother will say, he is poorly educated. Uganda education isn't that bad cus moving to S.A. is a serious money matter. .

Just30:
yes that is the data

the 10 month total transaction value in that pic is 266.3 billion cedis

Convert it to dollars and it is 51 billion dollars

If you add the other 2 months February and March, Ghana total 2019 transaction value will be 57 billion dollars

samorobo I think already questioned his numeracy skills. .

rvp20182:
I know you went to very bad schools - but surely in that table - the total has been done for you. 32.2B cedis. Small change compared to Kenya who have been on mobile money since 2007,

can any one explain this to RvP the idiot in basic swahili . my bad is your best. trust me .

rvp20182:
SO you cannot even read a table...the value shown is incremented monthly - and in the final column is the total.

someone just question your numerical skills.

Just30:
That shows total value of transaction from the month of March to December add it up and see

dumb dumb

he is so dumb that he ignore obvious evidence , I am sure he knows but to honestly agree and move on is what he can't handle.

Just30:
keep dreaming

you are making noise as usual

Ghanaians have so far used mobile wallets principally for transferring money to a person (peer-to-peer, P2P). According to Bank of Ghana data, the total value of all mobile money transactions reached 156 billion GHS ($29 billion) in 2017, compared to 35 billion GHS ($6.5 billion) in 2015. Gradually the range of mobile accessible goods and services has successfully expanded to the purchase of mobile communication credits, payment of public service bills or salaries.

This is even today news .

rvp20182:
Sorry, they confused cedis with the dollar. The authoritative figures come from your own gov.

why do you normally ignore evidence when it slaps you .

rvp20182:
Zero credibility. Sound argumentation 101. You make a point - you back it up. You don't ask your opponent to go looking for data to back your own point.

i have in time provide two links that prove to you that Ghana is ahead of Kenya in technology financial inclusion , yet you stupidly ignore it like the idiot you are. now you want me to waste my time providing you another evidence that suggest we have a high rate of smart phone penetration? you must be kidding me .