Sososo:
is android studio same as visual studio ? were can one download it? is the studio download up to 5gb?

Since I can't drop a link here, Google " download Android studio" , and NO! Android studio is totally different from VS.

Budget that 5gb for the whole set-up and installation, it should be okay, #500 night plan would do the trick.

Provided that you have a laptop of at least 4gb and data

Firstly: Download Android Studio and the sdk,
And install it,
Then you can now head over to YouTube where you'll surely spend lots of time, first learn Java or Kotlin, Java is preferable by me, after learning Java and Java OOP.

Secondly on YouTube search for mobile development course and tag along, it's gonna take a long time, but try building apps, so you'll learn faster, things might look bulky at first, just chill Google, Google and Google you'll surely also have gradle issues once in a while just Google.
"Codinginflow(.)com" and coding with mitch are part of the YouTube channels to learn about mobile dev....

Since you are in Lagos search for Facebook developers circle on Facebook, join them
Or Join Any Developers Student Club (DSC) in your school or locale, or GDG Google Developers Group or so...


When you're in Trouble Stackoverflowdotcom will be your guide and Google official Android dev documentation ( developersdotandroiddotcom) will also help..

Goodluck bro✌️

Nice idea � but no bank � will implement this, bank owners are more like predators, they are interested in making profit always, and the above idea is bad for profit making on the long run.
Except they want to build quality school for the rich men. Meanwhile School business is saturated so why invest in it?

Churches and mosque ⛪ will be the best to replace banks in this scenario, they have the fund, they should have the altruism also.

My honest opinion though.
Criticisms are welcome.

Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-54226107

What has been revealed?

HSBC allowed fraudsters to move millions of dollars of stolen money around the world, even after it learned from US investigators the scheme was a scam.

JP Morgan allowed a company to move more than $1bn through a London account without knowing who owned it. The bank later discovered the company might be owned by a mobster on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list.

Evidence that one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest associates used Barclays bank in London to avoid sanctions which were meant to stop him using financial services in the West. Some of the cash was used to buy works of art.

The husband of a woman who has donated £1.7m to the UK's governing Conservative Party's was secretly funded by a Russian oligarch with close ties to President Putin.

The UK is called a "higher risk jurisdiction" and compared to Cyprus, by the intelligence division of FinCEN. That's because of the number of UK registered companies that appear in the SARs. Over 3,000 UK companies are named in the FinCEN files - more than any other country.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich once held secret investments in footballers not owned by his club through an offshore company.
The United Arab Emirates' central bank failed to act on warnings about a local firm which was helping Iran evade sanctions.

Deutsche Bank moved money launderers' dirty money for organised crime, terrorists and drug traffickers. More details (BuzzFeed News)

Standard Chartered moved cash for Arab Bank for more than a decade after clients' accounts at the Jordanian bank had been used in funding terrorism.

Why does this matter?

If you are planning to profit from a criminal enterprise, one of the most important things to have in place is a way of laundering the money.

Laundering money is the process of taking dirty money - the proceeds of crimes such as drug dealing or corruption - and getting it into an account at a respected bank where it will not be linked with the crime.

The same process is needed if you are a Russian oligarch whom Western countries have taken sanctions against to stop you getting your money into the West.

Banks are supposed to make sure they don't help clients to launder money or move it around in ways that break the rules.

By law, they have to know who their clients are - it's not enough to file SARs and keep taking dirty money from clients while expecting the authorities to deal with the problem. If they have evidence of criminal activity they should stop moving the cash.

Fergus Shiel from the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) said the leaked files were an "insight into what banks know about the vast flows of dirty money across the globe".

He said the documents also highlighted the extraordinarily large amounts of money involved. The documents in the FinCEN files cover about $2tn of transactions and they are only a tiny proportion of the SARs submitted over the period.

Leaked documents involving about $2tn of transactions have revealed how some of the world's biggest banks have allowed criminals to move dirty money around the world.

They also show how Russian oligarchs have used banks to avoid sanctions that were supposed to stop them getting their money into the West.

It's the latest in a string of leaks over the past five years that have exposed secret deals, money laundering and financial crime.

What are the FinCEN files?
The FinCEN files are more than 2,500 documents, most of which were files that banks sent to the US authorities between 2000 and 2017. They raise concerns about what their clients might be doing.

These documents are some of the international banking system's most closely guarded secrets.

Banks use them to report suspicious behaviour but they are not proof of wrongdoing or crime.

They were leaked to Buzzfeed News and shared with a group that brings together investigative journalists from around the world, which distributed them to 108 news organisations in 88 countries, including the BBC's Panorama programme.

Hundreds of journalists have been sifting through the dense, technical documentation, uncovering some of the activities that banks.

Two acronyms you need to know

FinCEN is the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. These are the people at the US Treasury who combat financial crime. Concerns about transactions made in US dollars need to be sent to FinCEN, even if they took place outside the US.

Suspicious activity reports, or SARs, are an example of how those concerns are recorded. A bank must fill in one of these reports if it is worried one of its clients might be up to no good. The report is sent to the authorities.

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that's what describe my dear country perfectly

NIGERIA IS A ZOO take it or leave it and our politicians are the greedy goats
and what animal are we who only REACT bt never confronts them ?
am just tired of this country

GOD SHOULD RESTORE NIGERIA TO FACTORY SETTINGS #backto1960

Now she has joined bad gang!!!!

sooner or later Nigerians would know the truth behind the chibok girls palava





NIGERIANS DESERVE TO KNOW THE TRUTH



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If its a scam or not

hit like if you think its a scam and share if u didn't

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