Buddha3:


There's no where in my comment where I suggested that they're not patronised by ordinary Nigerians, is there?

Buddha3:
Wema and Sterling banks.

Two financial institutions that Nigerian politicians and elites use to launder and embezzle unmentionable sums of tax payers' monies.

You'll hardly find or hear them in the news, they hardly declare profits or losses, you'll almost never find crowds of ordinary citizens in their banking halls, but they never go broke .

Sitwalkstand:
As a former banker, FG must keep eyes on banks.

They are recklessly exchanging and settling FX at their discretion and that's what's pushing the FX price up. Banks must be stable and not compete with parallel market.

How much does CBN sell to banks. at what rate. why will anyone use their naira card abroad and banks are settling at almost N900

By end of year, Bank Execs will be smiling home with billions as profit at the expense of the masses.

Englishisamust:


Rest!!! Not funny

maasoap:

b3llo:
Hmmm..... Let them make the Naira to rival dollars head to head

Buddha3:


Clearly, lot of Nigerians have problems understanding common use of English.

That I said you'll hardly find "crowds" in their banking halls means ordinary Nigerians don't patronise them? Are you serious right now? Do you not understand you can have people around you and not term them to be a crowd? When you walk into branches of First bank, GTCo, Zenith bank, UBA, etc.., there's always the possibility you'll wait on a queue or sit down to wait for a while cause of crowds. The same scenario is hardly obtainable in Wema and Sterling banks.

That's what I meant by that statement, since you're too small-minded to have understood without burdening me with an explanation..

2022Frustrated:
After going through enormous stress to get a dollar debit card with GTBank.

NoToPile:


Well you said "Crowds of ordinary citizens" which implied that ordinary citizens don't use the bank.

I am sure that's what sizeable amount of people who read your post inferred because that's what the statement meant especially when you consider the whole post in context.

NoToPile:


Well you said "Crowds of ordinary citizens" which implied that ordinary citizens don't use the bank.

I am sure that's what sizeable amount of people who read your post inferred because that's what the statement meant especially when you consider the whole post in context.

Sitwalkstand:
As a former banker, FG must keep eyes on banks.

They are recklessly exchanging and settling FX at their discretion and that's what's pushing the FX price up. Banks must be stable and not compete with parallel market.

How much does CBN sell to banks. at what rate. why will anyone use their naira card abroad and banks are settling at almost N900

By end of year, Bank Execs will be smiling home with billions as profit at the expense of the masses.

Sitwalkstand:
As a former banker, FG must keep eyes on banks.

They are recklessly exchanging and settling FX at their discretion and that's what's pushing the FX price up. Banks must be stable and not compete with parallel market.

How much does CBN sell to banks. at what rate. why will anyone use their naira card abroad and banks are settling at almost N900

By end of year, Bank Execs will be smiling home with billions as profit at the expense of the masses.

lexy2014:


De there now. U never see anything

Jestin:
This Naira Cards will favour me and my family 😂 😂

AngelicBeing:
What will he see? And how does that connect with the subject of discussion

lexy2014:


What did he write about?

AngelicBeing:
You are not supposed to answer my questions with another question, you said that he will see, see what?

Revolva:
Still nonsense to me com.pared to my dollar debit card that is unlimited

Again its still the same rate with d dollar debit card so why d stress abeg

lexy2014:


What did he write about? Kindly remind me

charlsecy:
I faced no challenge to get a Fidelity Dollar card. I even applied from the app, and then went to branch for collection.

frowland:


These will not benefit exporters but will benefit imports, cheap goods, and unemployment. It’s like back to square one.
Wait, I thought economics is a compulsory subject in secondary school? So many Nigerians are completely delusional regarding some basic economic and financial
policies.

Englishisamust:
Uba abegooo

Englishisamust:


Rest!!! Not funny

AngelicBeing:
The subject of discussion on this thread is about the activation of naira card by Wema Bank, and the guy responded by saying that as a former Banker, it is not a good policy and you quoted him and said, He will see, see what exactly

lexy2014:


Offpoint. Did I ask u about d subject of discussion?

Is that all he wrote about? Can u pls provide more details about what he wrote about?

Where and when did I say "He will see"? Can you show it to me?

What exactly do you want him to see?

b3llo:
Hmmm..... Let them make the Naira to rival dollars head to head