TayserMahiri:


You are showing us your weaknesses without knowing. MTN mobile money in West Africa is through a partneship with Safaricom's M-Pesa. http://www.nation.co.ke/business/eMoney/Safaricom-MTN-partnership-Africa/1625712-2694198-yc82wo/index.html
Not to mention that your home grown Mobile money apps or whatever is hardly ever making it out of Nigeria.

First bank and others use Mpesa or whatever you call it too right?

My point is we don't really use mobile money cause it has lots of limitation and it's not stress free unlike our mobile banking. Mobile money is there if you wish to use it and I do use it when I run out of data too.

Please stop talking about things you don't know.

If you feel so jobless learn about Nigeria better before jumping to conclusion.

Nigerian always rule Kenya anytime. You need to wonder why our banks are buying up Kenyan banks.

How will you bring something not up to our standard and expect it to grow?

I have noticed hw these Kenyan folks take so much interest in our country to the extent that they know the xteristics of the different parts of our country. I think it shows the level of low self-esteem they got that they spend their whole life browsing about Naija just like Africans browse all day about the USA.
They wish they were born Nigerians .

Come tell us about cashless transactions when you can do better than what we have.

iblawi:


First bank and others use Mpesa or whatever you call it too right?

My point is we don't really use mobile money cause it has lots of limitation and it's not stress free unlike our mobile banking. Mobile money is there if you wish to use it and I do use it when I run out of data too.

Please stop talking about things you don't know.

If you feel so jobless learn about Nigeria better before jumping to conclusion.

I had to highlight the ambiguity, but I don't want to dwell on that. I have seen E-tranzact and I must confess I have never heard of it. Its snail pace growth must be due to CBN's fear. This is a funny one, I must stress on it. Nonetheless, I hope E-tranzact follows in the footsteps of M-Pesa, towards becoming a global mobile wallet.

Maduawuchukwu:
I have noticed hw these Kenyan folks take so much interest in our country to the extent that they know the xteristics of the different parts of our country. I think it shows the level of low self-esteem they got that they spend their whole life browsing about Naija just like Africans browse all day about the USA.
They wish they were born Nigerians .

You browse all day about USA?

You better stop because soon you will be in a ship somewhere in the Mediterranean trying to flee naija. We don't take so much interest in Naija, but surely when I see a nigerian in the news arrested almost every day for some reason be it drugs or other crime, I must want to know what problems exist back in their home country that they are such experts in crime!

TayserMahiri:


It is not our fault as kenyans that west africa is still in an informational dark age. I thought you knew Ghana successfully introduced Mpesa, and Ivory Coast, Liberia, Benin, Cameroon, Guinea Bissau and Guinea Republic all have M-Pesa. I guess they are all not in West Africa.

Don't ever mention the name of Ghana again in your post.
You idiots can keep on comparing your two useless countries but never again think of mentioning the name of Ghana.
Nonsense

O0XYGEN:
Don't ever mention the name of Ghana again in your post.

Do you own Ghana? Or are you just another butt.hurt person?

TayserMahiri:


Do you own Ghana? Or are you just another butt.hurt person?

Ghana

I hate it when idiots from useless good for nothing zoos mention the name of Ghana in vain.

O0XYGEN:
I hate it when idiots from useless good for nothing zoos mention the name of Ghana in vain.

You might have to get used to it, or deal with it.

TayserMahiri:


You might have to get used to it, or deal with it.

Are you a Kenyan ?

TayserMahiri:


I had to highlight the ambiguity, but I don't want to dwell on that. I have seen E-tranzact and I must confess I have never heard of it. Its snail pace growth must be due to CBN's fear. This is a funny one, I must stress on it. Nonetheless, I hope E-tranzact follows in the footsteps of M-Pesa, towards becoming a global mobile wallet.

It's seem you are confused. That is one of the fastest growing companies in Africa.

O0XYGEN:
Are you a Kenyan ?

Why bother knowing

I can keep on posting but what is the use? I guess I've educated you enough about Nigeria.

Nowenuse:


West Africa has a population of about 350 million people and Mpesa does not have up to 1million customers in the entire region. So, how have they dominated or affected the life of the average west African?
Let's assume you Kenyans or E.Africans are the most informed Africans. How has that made East Africa better than W. africa? Bring another fact pls.

how come I haven't heard of mpesa in west Africa?
Almost 40billion Cedis worth of transactions passed through Mobile Money last year in Ghana alone.
I wonder the worth of transaction in mpesa

iblawi:


It's seem you are confused. That is one of the fastest growing companies in Africa.

If its one of the fastest growing companies in Africa, thats great. I have no way of knowing their growth trend, as all I have seen there is their partners and their services. Nonetheless, great job if so.

TayserMahiri:


Why bother knowing

What's the difference between Mpesa n mobile money or they are the same?

iblawi:
I can keep on posting but what is the use? I guess I've educated you enough about Nigeria.

Thank you, you do not need to keep posting such stuff, its not helpful, besides bogging someone down with meaningless stories. If only you posted real data. They say, if we have data, let’s look at data. If all we have are opinions, let’s go with mine!

O0XYGEN:
What's the difference between Mpesa n mobile money or they are the same?

Mpesa is a form of mobile money.

Just30:
how come I haven't heard of mpesa in west Africa?
Almost 40billion Cedis worth of transactions passed through Mobile Money last year in Ghana alone.
I wonder the worth of transaction in mpesa

I did some digging and found this. It's just normal mobile money thing.

iblawi:


I did some digging and found this. It's just normal mobile money thing.

Goodness!! Is it laziness? Why not write in a few sentences what you mean to say. Or you just love the screenshots?

TayserMahiri:


Goodness!! Is it laziness? Why not write in a few sentences what you mean to say. Or you just love the screenshots?

I hope I didn't commit an offence here. Please correct me if I have, so we don't have a negative impression.

TayserMahiri:


Mpesa is a form of mobile money.

I've never heard of Mpesa though

O0XYGEN:
I've never heard of Mpesa though

maybe bill gates would explain better
mobile money was invented in kenya


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmJF7vhNUaM

O0XYGEN:
I've never heard of Mpesa though

At least you get to hear now. Its in Ghana as well, I'm sure it will get to you soon. The thing spreads like a meme. You get one, and everyone around gets it, and those around them as well. Within no time everyone has one. Do you guys have other forms/types of mobile money? that you use maybe.

Great to see even Bill Gates recognizes the power of mobile money. In Kenya, about half of the GDP passes through M-Pesa. Banks have no otherwise but to link to m-pesa, no matter how big, or international they are. Not to sound like a braggart but the last time I touched real money (paper money/coins) must have been months ago. I keep money in m-pesa and pay for everything through the phone. All my transactions with banks I do them in the comfort of my house, with the phone.

They have tried twice to introduce MB in nigeria but MTN got side-tracked by nigerian banks

iblawi:
Nigerian always rule Kenya anytime. You need to wonder why our banks are buying up Kenyan banks.

How will you bring something not up to our standard and expect it to grow?

Nigerian banks are big the same way chinese banks are bigger than european and all americans( apart from jp morgan) nothing here to prove. Blind pride my idiot african.

When its comes to size you will always win. But david did kill GOLIATH

UncleJJ:


Ghana... that sh|it hole, ugliest men in Africa . Ghanian and South African girls are dying for Nigerian men.

Nothing moves in Ghana, if Naija no say so. Your entire fu|cking entertainment industry is on respirator and its a Nigerian generator providing the power to run it.

Rather hang out in Kenya , than Ghana... like South African's they can kill anything that carries a Nigerian scent ... fu}ckers are paranoid.

I grew up with Ghanaians and had Ghanaian teachers.They are good and honest people.

iblawi:


Tell him to e-transact is Nigerian own and it is by far more successful than than the rubbish he called.

The Kenyans say too much rubbish. I still use mobile money everyday in Nigeria and am not limited to that cause I still use my mobile banking app to do any form of transaction online which is still not common in Kenya.

Kenyans use mobile money because the lack banking infrastructures.

MTN mobile money comes from kenya(and SA and UK)...... we own nigeria....,thatd a fact.

UncleJJ:


Ghana... that sh|it hole, ugliest men in Africa . Ghanian and South African girls are dying for Nigerian men.

Nothing moves in Ghana, if Naija no say so. Your entire fu|cking entertainment industry is on respirator and its a Nigerian generator providing the power to run it.

Rather hang out in Kenya , than Ghana... like South African's they can kill anything that carries a Nigerian scent ... fu}ckers are paranoid.

lazy guy, you are too poor to travel. Sit in your shit hole, no one want you in their country. Stop running away from your depression, embrace it.

sHOTdownHawk:


MTN mobile money comes from kenya(and SA and UK)...... we own nigeria....,thatd a fact.

First ask people if we use MTN mobile money?
It was never successful because even the banks have better and more convenient ways of doing mobile transaction.

By the way, ask people from countries with adequate banking infrastructure and they will tell you it's not as widely used like proper mobile banking.

I only use mobile money when am out of data and the service is provided by our local banks not mpesa. The only advantage mobile money have over mobile banking is that is that it doesn't require Internet connection and even a touch light phone can send money.

Any phone that can make call and send sms can be used for mobile money. But, why should Nigerians border about this? When recent statistics shows over 150 million lines are active in Nigeria as at March 2017 with most of them being smart phones.
http://www.nigerianwatch.com/150-million-telephone-lines-active-in-nigeria/