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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by maishai: 9:03am On May 15
I have listened to the arguments and counter arguments, but i have only one thing to say never ever depend on the system....
The average Nigerian fraudster is too lazy to learn the rudiments of most technologies, many just exploit the human loopholes in the system......
A simple investigation by authorized personels will fish out most of this fraudsters in minutes......

Currently as i speak with u, I have over one hundred thousand naira that was trapped in failed transfer to pos during elections and old naira new naira saga......
As i speak with u, that data has been deleted from the bank site, while the situation was still hot i fill form tire, i contacted my acct officer tire........ only evidence i have are screen shots of the transaction on my phone

Now this data is deleted from the system......I believe all financial fraud in Nigeria has insider element to it

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by awesomeJ(m): 9:03am On May 15
ojesymsym:
Exactly, this has always been my point. Listen to alternative opinions, where the logic is not consistent point it out without being insulting.

Throwing insults around is purely classless I am afraid.



So what you read about me asking davit for how to set up sim lock sounded like not listening to you
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by awesomeJ(m): 9:09am On May 15
maishai:
I have listened to the arguments and counter arguments, but i have only one thing to say never ever depend on the system....
The average Nigerian fraudster is too lazy to learn the rudiments of most technologies, many just exploit the human loopholes in the system......
A simple investigation by authorized personels will fish out most of this fraudsters in minutes......

Currently as i speak with u, I have over one hundred thousand naira that was trapped in failed transfer to pos during elections and old naira new naira saga......
As i speak with u, that data has been deleted from the bank site, while the situation was still hot i fill form tire, i contacted my acct officer tire........ only evidence i have are screen shots of the transaction on my phone

Now this data is deleted from the system......I believe all financial fraud in Nigeria has insider element to it

I think it boils down to our legal system not being strong enough too.

Imagine transaction history vanishing from a bank's books, that's the sort of thing that will have a 250m dollar fine land on their head na.

Abi if I had 400k with them verified before that said transaction, and somehow, my balance became 300k, are they not fully responsible for explaining where the 100k went and how it did??

I recently read a naira metrics article where a court awarded about 500m dollars to a mechanic against Exxon Mobil cos he claimed that they didn't put warning on their container that the benzene in their fuel could cause cancer.

Here in nigeria, folks like some here would rather blame the mechanic.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by maishai: 9:14am On May 15
Streetinvestor2:
Pls let me hear your opinion on my wife case with zenith bank.My wife tried shopping online believing it was the regular site she has been using. This was around 3pm on a working day.The transaction failed. Then around 5pm she got a debit of #1 naira.within 1 minutes she got different alert of 1 million and the whole money in the account cleared.since the banks already closed she could not go to the bank.The next day she went to bank and was told the money was used to shop oxl some whr in lagos
The surprised question is that she normally get otp notice for confirmation when she uses her card but this time none came.when she checked with bank customer desk she noticed a new phone introduced to her account which she believes the otp notification was sent.
She went to efcc and wrote to cbn but till today nothing came out off it.
Do you think thr could be insider hand work in this situation. Make I know if I should bring in a lawyer now.The amount taken was 1 million naira
I keep wondering how unknown number was introduced to her bank details with the bank.

If only there is the will, she can follow up on this new phone number, I know most banks will never allow u update kyc online, u have to fill some sort of paper at a branch before it signed vetted and uploaded.....

This is definitely an insider work, that account is compromised please close it and reopen a new one if u so wish to continue banking with ur bank

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by oluayebenz: 9:55am On May 15
I once had this kind of fraud case in my account with TD Canada trust bank in Canada in 2015.

Amount then was 50cad, I went to the bank immediately but the bank couldn't do anything, they told me the money was debited from unknown source.
I was advised by them to change my ATM card and also change my mobile app password.

I just moved on...
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Wotowotoman: 10:03am On May 15
awesomeJ:


I think it boils down to our legal system not being strong enough too.

Imagine transaction history vanishing from a bank's books, that's the sort of thing that will have a 250m dollar fine land on their head na.

Abi if I had 400k with them verified before that said transaction, and somehow, my balance became 300k, are they not fully responsible for explaining where the 100k went and how it did??

I recently read a naira metrics article where a court awarded about 500m dollars to a mechanic against Exxon Mobil cos he claimed that they didn't put warning on their container that the benzene in their fuel could cause cancer.

Here in nigeria, folks like some here would rather blame the mechanic.

Are you now saying the mechanic was right because he found ways to win money from a large organization using loopholes in the legal system and a good lawyer? Use your head and church mind and think am well. Was the mechanic right? Na your type go say OJ Simpson was innocent because he was acquitted in a court of law. In fact, Where is the link to this your story? It sounds fake as hell!
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Wotowotoman: 10:06am On May 15
awesomeJ:


So what you read about me asking davit for how to set up sim lock sounded like not listening to you

He’s talking facts! I noticed something about you. You are very rude and condescending to people that don’t agree with your point of view.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Wotowotoman: 10:20am On May 15
Rizin:
My brother you win. For the fact you knew all those and lost your money, you win. The only thing remaining is for you to continue with what you have for access and share your expirience.

For those who are doubting what these guys could do when they have access to your phone, watch below video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTp5hGQuZPk?si=NrL7Eemg1zEVOd4f
They take it as a work and can call their expert from anywhere.


That yahoo boy is just too smart for someone that didn’t go to school. This kind person, police suppose to dey use am well to learn grin
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Rizin: 10:53am On May 15
Wotowotoman:


That yahoo boy is just too smart for someone that didn’t go to school. This kind person, police suppose to dey use am well to learn grin

Hahhaa.

he stopped in SS2 but i bet you that he uses tech gadgets well. If you give him your sim card, you will know that he has an AI like chatgpt that can go to any site to pull your information.

I hope you heard when he said that he only needs your sim card.


If you see him on the street you will believe that he is one of the area boys.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Adegokenath(m): 11:49am On May 15
Today's treasury bills rate please
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by awesomeJ(m): 4:23pm On May 15
Adegokenath:
Today's treasury bills rate please
There's no PMA today.
Last auction for this quarter is slated for next Wednesday 22nd.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Reelz: 4:09am On May 16
wen u hear Yahoo boys, u think na foreigners Dem dey scam. most of them are busy buying call logs, bank details n working with insiders in the bank to swipe your hard earned money.

so when you see Yahoo boys remember that pensioner that worked for 35yrs n lost his money to a heartless I.diot that swiped his account only to use it to lodge in a hotel n buy Ragtag oversize clothes.

They all will surely suffer for it soonest.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Ogelite: 7:23am On May 16
Good morning all.Please what is the mininmum amount to invest in treasury bills.I contact Gt fund and they said 2 million naira.Can someone help with firms with lower rates.Thank you
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ojesymsym: 8:36am On May 16
I personally do not think that those so called yahoo boys are hyper tech smart like that. The major loop holes they look for are the ones made by the owner of the account rather than been able to hack the bank system itself. That guy non be like who even know about chat GPT not to talk of being able to make API calls.

There is no way in this world that that guy in that video will understand lesson 1 in ethical hacking not to talk of becoming a hacker. The truth is that Nigeria is one of the few places in the world with the most access to your account remotely and being able to do the level of transaction outside the banking hall as we are able to do here .

So banks usually have to joggle with letting you have as much remote access as you want and still devising ways to ensure that only you or a person you willingly or otherwise allow to access your account.

They use security layers like 'what only you should know' eg password, BVN, date of birth, 'What only you should have' eg token and then another banks like GTB put another secure question for transfers different from login password to your internet banking.

However, I have heard stories of people looking at their ATM and their token in their front like this and money zapping out from their account, na those ones I never understand but I am convinced that these kind of guys in that video and many of them fronting software, software (which I believe is a database they have been collecting for a while) do not know any IT jack.

The real hackers na eastern Europe, Russia and China them de
Rizin:


Hahhaa.

he stopped in SS2 but i bet you that he uses tech gadgets well. If you give him your sim card, you will know that he has an AI like chatgpt that can go to any site to pull your information.

I hope you heard when he said that he only needs your sim card.


If you see him on the street you will believe that he is one of the area boys.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Rizin: 9:15am On May 16
Get the contact of your gt account officer.
Government fixed it at 50m.
Bank can decide what to take from you.
You can bargain with your account officer.
Stanbic collect 100k min.


Ogelite:
Good morning all.Please what is the mininmum amount to invest in treasury bills.I contact Gt fund and they said 2 million naira.Can someone help with firms with lower rates.Thank you
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Rizin: 9:27am On May 16
You are right but, they have division of labour and specialization.
Notice that he was called and at the same time, he was coached by someone in dubai.
Here you will believe that really TWO GOOD HEAD IS BETTER THAN ONE.






ojesymsym:
I personally do not think that those so called yahoo boys are hyper tech smart like that. The major loop holes they look for are the ones made by the owner of the account rather than been able to hack the bank system itself. That guy non be like who even know about chat GPT not to talk of being able to make API calls.

There is no way in this world that that guy in that video will understand lesson 1 in ethical hacking not to talk of becoming a hacker. The truth is that Nigeria is one of the few places in the world with the most access to your account remotely and being able to do the level of transaction outside the banking hall as we are able to do here .

So banks usually have to joggle with letting you have as much remote access as you want and still devising ways to ensure that only you or a person you willingly or otherwise allow to access your account.

They use security layers like 'what only you should know' eg password, BVN, date of birth, 'What only you should have' eg token and then another banks like GTB put another secure question for transfers different from login password to your internet banking.

However, I have heard stories of people looking at their ATM and their token in their front like this and money zapping out from their account, na those ones I never understand but I am convinced that these kind of guys in that video and many of them fronting software, software (which I believe is a database they have been collecting for a while) do not know any IT jack.

The real hackers na eastern Europe, Russia and China them de

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ositadima1(m): 9:48am On May 16
ojesymsym:
I personally do not think that those so called yahoo boys are hyper tech smart like that. The major loop holes they look for are the ones made by the owner of the account rather than been able to hack the bank system itself. That guy non be like who even know about chat GPT not to talk of being able to make API calls.

There is no way in this world that that guy in that video will understand lesson 1 in ethical hacking not to talk of becoming a hacker. The truth is that Nigeria is one of the few places in the world with the most access to your account remotely and being able to do the level of transaction outside the banking hall as we are able to do here .

So banks usually have to joggle with letting you have as much remote access as you want and still devising ways to ensure that only you or a person you willingly or otherwise allow to access your account.

They use security layers like 'what only you should know' eg password, BVN, date of birth, 'What only you should have' eg token and then another banks like GTB put another secure question for transfers different from login password to your internet banking.

However, I have heard stories of people looking at their ATM and their token in their front like this and money zapping out from their account, na those ones I never understand but I am convinced that these kind of guys in that video and many of them fronting software, software (which I believe is a database they have been collecting for a while) do not know any IT jack.

The real hackers na eastern Europe, Russia and China them de

I completely agree with you. To be a true hacker, you need a vast knowledge base across several computer software domains. Hacking a bank requires in-depth understanding of its security framework (or something similar) and exploiting its vulnerabilities. Years of accumulated background knowledge are necessary just to begin studying such a framework.

Then there are those who acquire a few superficial skills and claim to be hackers. LOL.

That's social engineering, not hacking at all. It's no different from pickpocketing in Alaba Market.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by cutedharmee: 2:40pm On May 16
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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Odunharry(m): 4:10pm On May 16
Ogelite:
Good morning all.Please what is the mininmum amount to invest in treasury bills.I contact Gt fund and they said 2 million naira.Can someone help with firms with lower rates.Thank you

You can invest as low as 100k.
There's option of investing in primary market and also the secondary market.

The secondary market auction will take place next Wednesday 22nd May.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by sonshyne: 7:13pm On May 16
Odunharry:


You can invest as low as 100k.
There's option of investing in primary market and also the secondary market.

The secondary market auction will take place next Wednesday 22nd May.


Pls if I may ask, when is the next primary auction and what day of the week can I apply?
I went to GTB last week Wednesday 8th May and I was told the auction has close since Tuesday that I have to wait another two weeks. So I plan going there by next week Monday 20th May. Will that be fine?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by awesomeJ(m): 7:29pm On May 16
cutedharmee:
Good day everyone. Pls is it the best time to sell off dollars

Depends on your goal. If you're a trader that bought at 1000/1200 levels,. You may want to take profit.

However I think today's pull back in some quarters is temporary, cos NAFEM closed at 1533(naira down 4.04%), while I'm seeing 1406 in some places(naira up 6.52%).

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Odunharry(m): 8:50pm On May 16
sonshyne:



Pls if I may ask, when is the next primary auction and what day of the week can I apply?
I went to GTB last week Wednesday 8th May and I was told the auction has close since Tuesday that I have to wait another two weeks. So I plan going there by next week Monday 20th May. Will that be fine?
The next auction is on the 22nd Wednesday and you should drop your bid latest Tuesday with them.

You may want to open an account with Investment One and be sure to get investment advice. Mail me if you are interested.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by MyMail2D: 10:59pm On May 16
Hello Guru,

Pls has anyone used the i-invest App?
How good is it?
What is it good at?
Who owns the in-invest app?
Thanks

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by davit: 9:29am On May 17
MyMail2D:

Hello Guru,

Pls has anyone used the i-invest App?
How good is it?
What is it good at?
Who owns the in-invest app?
Thanks

I-invest is owned by Sterling Bank. Their platform is legit. Been using it for about 5 years now. I currently have TB portfolio with them running till next year.
It is good for TB at secondary market. Just note that their advertised rate is not truly what you get because they invest your interest alongside.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by OnoriodeV14(m): 4:21pm On May 17
davit:

I-invest is owned by Sterling Bank. Their platform is legit. Been using it for about 5 years now. I currently have TB portfolio with them running till next year.
It is good for TB at secondary market. Just note that their advertised rate is not truly what you get because they invest your interest alongside.
can you please explain what you mean by their advertised rate is not truly what you get? If you can explain with numbers it’ll be helpful. God bless

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by davit: 5:23pm On May 17
davit:
I need some clarification here great investors. See the attached, is discount rate different from interest rate? The rate they advertised is interest rate. Going by the matured fund, have I been scammed?
OnoriodeV14 check out the image under this post.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 8:12am On May 18
teejay5:
Good evening,pls I just noticed that the money as reflected back in my main account,does that means d 91days bide is not successful at Stanbic bank? Pls what else can I do.thks

That means it wasn't successful. However, they ought to have informed you that it was. To clear all doubts you will have to contact them and enquire about it.

After verifying from them that it wasn't successful, You can ask either ask them if they have any one available in the secondary market to subscribe (Note:It starts from 10 -1 or 2 PM and the tenure and rates you get there might not be exactly as intended but you can get something close.) or you can wait for the next Primary Auction.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by tabithababy(f): 11:50am On May 18
freeman67:


That means it wasn't successful. However, they ought to have informed you that it was. To clear all doubts you will have to contact them and enquire about it.

After verifying from them that it wasn't successful, You can ask either ask them if they have any one available in the secondary market to subscribe (Note:It starts from 10 -1 or 2 PM and the tenure and rates you get there might not be exactly as intended but you can get something close.) or you can wait for the next Primary Auction.
. Please what is the difference between primary and secondary market

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 3:47pm On May 18
tabithababy:
. Please what is the difference between primary and secondary market

According to investpodia, the primary market refers to the market where securities are created and first issued, while the secondary market is one in which they are traded afterward among investors.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by rasaqdayo: 1:52am On May 19
Gravity in Q3/Q4

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Odunharry(m): 8:23am On May 19
tabithababy:
. Please what is the difference between primary and secondary market
Both are market where TBILLS are sold. The primary market always has a longer tenure and higher rate most cases.

The secondary market you get rates each working day but the Treasury bills primary auction is held every two weeks. In rare cases, weekly

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by fucc12: 12:29pm On May 21
what's the max per individual
can I do a billion Naira

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