Comments on: Paypal Nigeria. A request for Paypal service in Nigeria.

By: Oluniyi D. Ajao

Oluniyi D. Ajao — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 19:32:35 +0000

… at your own risk.

By: Jude

Jude — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 07:26:54 +0000

But there should be a way to sign up with another country, since Paypal says country or region.

By: Pastor

Pastor — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 10:11:55 +0000

Shane, sorry, u need help, u ds racst

By: jojo

jojo — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 10:45:51 +0000

we will still be shopping,thats why most of us hack the system!

By: Sade Lana

Sade Lana — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 16:33:56 +0000

I agree with Niyi to the extent that before, during and many years after the advent of colonial rule our ancestors used to openly display their wares but the fact is that it was not the colonial rule itself that destroyed our societal but the senseless long year mis-rule of our leaders and their greediness which in turn turn Nigeria economy to shred and lead to huge unemployment- in short it is bad policy and bad implementation of the few good policy that destroyed the envious value system of our people.

By: Oluyemi Akinbo

Oluyemi Akinbo — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 17:03:15 +0000

The problem with most western nation is that they like to think they are better than Africans and especially Nigerian in-terms of character. The fraud that brought the global economy to its greatest recession was perpetrated by their celebrated business guru. There is no form of fraud in Africa that does not have a bigger and worst dimension in the wester world by their citizens. I think they are just afraid of their shadows. Please note that before the infiltration of western culture, films and values into our living system especially in Nigeria, up till the late 60s people put their goods by the roadside here buyers will pick them up and put money there. Do they ever have such a culture in the western world? I rest my case

By: Sade Lana

Sade Lana — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 10:00:31 +0000

I’m surprised that we are in year 2011, and yet PayPal is not in Nigeria, whatever their reasons for their absence in Nigeria may be all they need is a good technic to differentiate people who genuinely want to do business from fraudsters.

By: Challenges of Shopping Online (e-commerce) in Nigeria | Oluniyi D. Ajao

Challenges of Shopping Online (e-commerce) in Nigeria | Oluniyi D. Ajao — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 11:43:45 +0000

[...] Nigeria-based merchants are not welcome on Paypal (the global leader in online payment) and most international credit card processors do not do [...]

By: Bayo Banjoko

Bayo Banjoko — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 11:07:33 +0000

You guys are in your own world.
Nigerian’s and send ebay items to Nigeria almost ran this company bankrupt. Their main scam protection was introduced for Nigerians especially.
They have paid out millions to Insurance claims and goods not received.
Our postcoding and address system is flawed, our security system is out dated, our credit system does not exist.
The first rule of an online retailer these days is “Whatever you do, do not venture into Nigeria”.

I rest my case.

By: ERIC

ERIC — Sun, 29 May 2011 18:42:09 +0000

Dear friends,

It is very unfortunate that even the whites have a way of practising what is called segregation and this Paypal issue is one of them. How on earth should Nigeria not be listed in the list of countries that paypal do business with? Does it mean Togo, Niger and rest small countries that we support in many things are now better than us in reputation or what? It is painful we we withness things that are really stupid being done by the elites themselves. What does it take for Nigeria to be listed in there? We have all that it takes even better than most countries of the world not to talk of African countries.

Finally, I want to state that Nigeria is the commercial king of African and as such a great giant. The only problem that we have is excessive dependence on crude oil products which has made it near imposibility to venture into the mighty Production Sector in which we are even more bellsed than most countries because we have real manpower and the many educated ones are on the streets doing one nonsense job or the other. This is where the Government of the day must come in immediately. The Nation mUst be known for PRODUCTION and not CONSUMPTION.

Then, the World should know that Nigerian is never and shall never be in the list of never do wells again!

Eric Ekwealuba.