Posts Tagged ‘ebay’

Problems with credit/debit cards issued in Nigeria

29 Comments ~ 6,703 views ~ Published: March 21st, 2008

On the 15th of October 2004, Ecobank Nigeria Plc made history when it launched the first ever internationally accepted credit card in Nigeria - the Ecobank MasterCard. With the launch of the Ecobank MasterCard, Ecobank availed Nigerians the benefits and privileges of a convenient international payment card for online and offline financial [...]

Woes of a Nigerian Internet Banking Customer

20 Comments ~ 2,933 views ~ Published: December 10th, 2007

Scam emails have been circulating the Internet for sometime now, attempting to trick people into entering their bank account login details into a fake version of their financial institution's website. This criminal activity is known in Internet security circles as Phishing. To drive-home the point, I am quoting Wikipedia's accurate description of [...]

African Web Applications & E-commerce

5 Comments ~ 1,064 views ~ Published: August 14th, 2006

There is no denying the fact that the Western world is far ahead with technology, nonetheless, web technologies. So many web tools/applications are out there that are irrelevant to African countries. Services like Paypal, Ebay, Yahoo! Music Unlimited, Free SMS websites, readily comes to mind. It is important therefore that Africans can [...]

Comment of the Month: March 2010

WHO CARES, Obama can choose to visit any country ofcourse. Nigerians shouldnt complain bc by right Obama is supposed to visit Kenya his dear country first b4 Ghana or any other country. Obama visiting Ghana doesnt mean Ghana is better than Nigeria or Kenya. I am a foreigner in Ghana I have been to many parts of Nigeria and Kenya and can tell you ghana is too poor and is very far behind Kenya and Nigeria in everything.

Obamas visit to Ghana didnt bring any thing positive to ghana, it wont put food or money on ur tables, it wont incrase tourist inflow or foreign investment.

Who Cares from from Ghana in reaction to President Obama in Ghana. Why not Nigeria?