Nigerian influencer, Danny took to X to share his frustration after retail stores in Singapore refused to collect his dollar notes.
Explaining the reason they rejected the notes, the influencer said it was because someone had written on them.
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Danny blamed a worker of a Bureau de Change in Nigeria, who had thought that it was okay to write on dollar notes, for causing him the embarrassment.
“Stores in singapore rejected a couple dollar notes I tendered because apparently someone at the BDC in Nigeria thought it was a good idea to write on the dollar note. Nigerians will embarass you,” he tweeted.
Stores in singapore rejected a couple dollar notes i tendered because apparently someone at the BDC in Nigeria thought it was a good idea to write on the dollar note.
Nigerians will embarass you 🤦🏻♂️ pic.twitter.com/wnnCPl2rxI
— D A N N Y 🪂 (@AjeboDanny) September 27, 2024
Netizens react:
@chisilfabrics: “Not supporting what happened but it’s not really a 9jerian thing only. Kpele my dear.”
@pipelineimmigration.ca: “It’s not a book to write on…. We should give value to our currency and others as well.”
@phaozie: “Even some banks like WEMA BANK won’t collect it in Nigeria.”
@dumbperry: “@phaozie 😂😂 imagine.”
@constance.ebere: “@phaozie true gtb did that to me.”
@goodliving.hub: “Sorry but this funny😂.”
@andrewbills___: “It has nothing to do with Nigeria, almost every countries does that, get a machine that allows deposit and you will be fine.”
@her.dija: “Them think say na Nigeria Naira 😢.”
@ohmybeef.ng: “Aiiissshhhh!!!!😢 pele ooo.”