gunuvi:

Please stop engaging that guy again. He seems not to understand.

BabaIbo:



na your own mu²ness pass sef...

In my city of residence- To make use of d ATM on ordinary weekends are stressful talk more of festive weekend(23-25)

Just because you guys load your ATM appropriately over there doesn't mean its d same everywhere.
The poster used Kaduna as an example not your place.
Don't tell us you are wasting your time to serve us because you are been paid, if you don't want to help(in your words) kindly tender a resignation letter on Wednesday, I bet it, someone will fill in d space even before u leave d bank premises...
Again, when an organization fails to deliver who will receive the blame? You or the head/leader... That's where CBN n the president came in cos they have the power to correct the situation
Are u even learned(Though its not a criteria to be wise)...

In life always think before u talk, not talk before you think.

Peace Out
you know I said earlier that there are many stupid people in nairaland and I just confirm that you are one of them
no 1 there is no shortage of cash anywhere
no 2 the queue in Kaduna is the same everywhere at all ATM point
what is happening is simply too much people needing physical cash
the same machine that were loaded that will cash out in 3 days is now cashing out same day
and cos your stupid silly ass need five thousand naira now bank staff should not have their weekend to themselves again
idiot Na like that your family people they work 247 around the clock
he goat

Mekwen:
When was the last time you add a check up of your brain?

explorer250:


OGA mi park well

mfm04622:


Are bank workers witches and wizards? Nobody know the cash position he will close with in th morning! How will you know where you will need the cash tomorrow? Banks even get money from each other

BabaIbo:


We know your type...
just because u have similar thoughts doesn't mean his reasoning is better than others reasonings.

In d US or any other country where cashless transactions are working perfectly, are the citizens not allowed to make cash transactions or payments if they choose to... see life is about freedom to choose, you can't just make something compulsory when u know there will be hindrances...
The government through the CBN should make the two options cash n cashless accessible with less stress n hindrances... when done am very sure most Nigerians will go for cashless transactions cos of safety n other benefits

Buharimustgo:



I support your ideas,but believe me,they are supposed to inform Nigerians on time, by implementing at this time shows that there is fire on the mountain, MMM is even better.CBN and banks did it in a toutish way,and it will affect millions of lives and Nigerians

1wolex85:


Yes sir you can buy all those things once you have the person's account number. Mobile Money will do the transfer for you and they will get alert and you take your foods except they don't have an account number. Please note I said it is true there is shortage of cash but it is wrong to say they blocked access to people's money. CBN has failed to enlighten the populace to take advantage of several e-channels available and note that there are mobile money Services where you don't need internet on your phone.

1wolex85:


Again, we can agree to disagree. To you it's trash, I am only responsible for what I say not what you understand.
I haven't said cash should be eliminated but the truth is whether you like it or not, there would have been much less people at the atms if mobile money has been implemented properly. Not everybody on the queue was going to buy 50 Naira pepper some were going to buy much higher value and rather than queue for hours would gladly pay the 100 Naira charge.

BabaIbo:



na your own mu²ness pass sef...

In my city of residence- To make use of d ATM on ordinary weekends are stressful talk more of festive weekend(23-25)

Just because you guys load your ATM appropriately over there doesn't mean its d same everywhere.
The poster used Kaduna as an example not your place.
Don't tell us you are wasting your time to serve us because you are been paid, if you don't want to help(in your words) kindly tender a resignation letter on Wednesday, I bet it, someone will fill in d space even before u leave d bank premises...
Again, when an organization fails to deliver who will receive the blame? You or the head/leader... That's where CBN n the president came in cos they have the power to correct the situation
Are u even learned(Though its not a criteria to be wise)...

In life always think before u talk, not talk before you think.

Peace Out

Chuksemi:



You are clearly not OK.

Have you tried withdrawing recently? Or doing a mobile transfer?

Sometimes, I am amazed at how people think

BabaIbo:



Is that how u talk to your husband at home(i.e if u have one), must you drag my family into this...

we are all here to learn, the way u entered this debated is wrong.

I can see you don't know much about the industry.

You will surely meet your type one day

femarse:


you knw like i have said earlier on there are lot of stupid people on nairaland i just also discover now that u are the real leader of stupid and foolish people so because u are a guy now you believe ladies are kind of inferior so u are quick to point her to her husband
well its part of your stupidity
if u have a beautiful sister bring her here and i will get her pregnant after one round
the same way your analysis is wrong and ur strong soon to be destroy head will not listen to correction is the same way u are wrong thinking that i am lady
go get brain before coming back here

BabaIbo:




You must be stu.pi.d...

your papa suppose take u do ritual I swear down...
I thought u are a woman that's why I was careful not to insult u, I never knew u are a fool.

Women are way better dan you cos I believe they will understand the post n comment with maturity even if they have contrary opinions...

Mind you some men have commented on this thread without showing any sign of stupidity.
biggest mu²

kingsamosy:
an average Nigerian do not know about POS and e transaction. as CBN had performed poorly in this regards. don't you think it is wise for CBN to ensure people have easy access to their cash.

femarse:

nobody is preventing anybody from getting their money as the OP has opine however their is limitation to the amount of money that can be in the ATM
however the number of withdrawal during this festive period tends to be at the high side even at shoprite where the POS is working fine silly scum like you still first went to the ATM before going into shoprite to shop just so u can pay with cash
your type of scum is unimaginable to me
get education

1wolex85:


You really don't need to throw insults. It's not necessary. Are you really saying there is no other way to access money apart from physical withdrawals? When you pay at a supermarket with your atm, have you not accessed your money? When you transfer to a customer via mobile money, have you not accessed your money? Shortage of physical cash is not and cannot prevent people from having access to their money in this 21st century.

patchsk:


I think you're talking thrash.


How many people are banked in Nigeria?
And most importantly are you ignorant of the N100 fee on mobile transfers?

I buy pepper N50 and pay N100 commission.

Justiceotunne:


I am deeply awed by your calmness. Many would have flown off the handle with the barrage of insult hauled at you. You also do have a point in your submission. I'd like to meet u

1wolex85:


Oga you need to calm down. Nobody is preventing anybody from having access to their money
Yes there is shortage of physical cash, people should use other channels, if you take your atm to a shop and pay via atm or you transfer money, it will still go. So it is wrong to say people are being denied access to their money
CBN has focused so much on the Dollar issue this year that they have not expanded on their cashless policy. That is the real issue.

I posted this on an earlier thread,
What CBN needs to do is deepen the implementation of Mobile Money. In Kenya, once I have your phone number, I can transfer money to you. This also saves a lot of money in printing cash. Another option is to take advantage of cash based businesses and use them as mobile money agents. For example, I should be able to walk into a Petrol station or supermarket, deposit money in their account through their POS and they give me the cash equivalent. It will help this businesses reduce their cash calls and bank trips.

mbhs139:


Some comemtators on this forum can be so annoying. I spent over forty thousand naira yesterday, using my five thousand naira techno phone to do transfer to MARKET WOMEN AT WESTMINSTER ,in Apapa, this are market women o!, Not a shopping mall! Yet someone is crying that Govt is preventing people from spending their money. You get time to be gratfyin them with a response

nefertitiram:


I dont understand what the op is yapping about. I've blown all my money this period even though I didn't use any ATM or have any cash.
I did Xmas hair, PD with pos
I did shopping for Xmas cooking at shoprite, used pos
I sent money to momsie, used online transfer
Paid for my brothers airline tkt, quicketeller
Bought recharge card, mobile money
Bought a few gifts on konga, used their payment platform
Bought spa coupons on dealdey, used their payment platform
Transferred the balance to savings, online transfer

December salary yaff finish. And who said govt is not allowing me to access my funds? Op, bring ur money let me help you spend it online. I want to even buy a few things on Ali express, free shipping.

1wolex85:


Again, we can agree to disagree. To you it's trash, I am only responsible for what I say not what you understand.
I haven't said cash should be eliminated but the truth is whether you like it or not, there would have been much less people at the atms if mobile money has been implemented properly. Not everybody on the queue was going to buy 50 Naira pepper some were going to buy much higher value and rather than queue for hours would gladly pay the 100 Naira charge.

LORRDDD:
An average Nigerian?? SERIOUSLY? man seems u got too many below-average folks around u..distorted

1wolex85:


Oga you need to calm down. Nobody is preventing anybody from having access to their money
Yes there is shortage of physical cash, people should use other channels, if you take your atm to a shop and pay via atm or you transfer money, it will still go. So it is wrong to say people are being denied access to their money
CBN has focused so much on the Dollar issue this year that they have not expanded on their cashless policy. That is the real issue.

I posted this on an earlier thread,
What CBN needs to do is deepen the implementation of Mobile Money. In Kenya, once I have your phone number, I can transfer money to you. This also saves a lot of money in printing cash. Another option is to take advantage of cash based businesses and use them as mobile money agents. For example, I should be able to walk into a Petrol station or supermarket, deposit money in their account through their POS and they give me the cash equivalent. It will help this businesses reduce their cash calls and bank trips.