Good day, please I accessed a loan to spread repayment back in three years. I've been debited consistently from the past two years with a year remaining. However, I was over debited this month and I want my refund please
@UnityBankPlc
@nentawe1 Nigerians lives would be easier if monies owed to youths are paid. Possibly, some children wouldn't be stampeded on as their parents would have money for food and cloths. Please influence the payment of NPower batch C2 money.
The Naira has finally stabilised at โฆ1000 to $1. We did! We put Arise TV and their โฆ2000 to $1 projection to shame. We also put the Obidient Pastor and his โฆ2500 to shame. #GrowNairaBuyNaija is working. The next stage is to fall below โฆ1000 to $1. Please continue patronising made-in-Nigeria goods and services.
Cap from Borno
Fabric from Kaduna
Design from Abuja
Embroidery from Suleja
Swagger from Itsekiri
Call with Glo
Drive Nord
Build with Dangote and BUA
Eat breakfast with Nasco
Lunch and dinner with grown in Nigeria rice
Go on dates at Tantalisers and Suya spots
Drink Zobo
Celebrate with palm wine
Shop at local markets
Eat cassava bread over foreign wheat bread
Watch 3SC and Kano Pillars
See Nollywood movies at Silverbird
Stream Nigerian music
Wear aso oke, agbada, babanriga
When you see your fellow Nigerians getting angry that the Naira is recovering, you fail to understand their mindset. Many of these Emergency Lovers of Nigeria actually believed Arise TV when that station said the Naira was heading towards โฆ2000 to $1. Some even borrowed money from banks, money lenders and loan apps to buy dollars and hoard it. Others sold their houses, land and other property to buy Dollars.
And today, the Naira is โฆ1065 to $1, and they are unhappy. They are frustrated. They bet against Nigeria and lost. That is their anger. That is why they sided with Binance when the National Security Adviser moved against them. That is why they are against the #GrowNairaBuyNaija. That is why they are not happy with Cardi B!
@renoomokri We will keep trying. I even made a post on Facebook to that effect. Howbeit, the Nigerian traders dubious mindset still dey worry us hitherto. What goes up in prices seldom comes down in the market.