DO NOT Change MONEY in LAGOS ❌ (Until YOU WATCH This video) | Lagos Travel Guide Ep. 4 | Sassy Funke

DO NOT Change MONEY in LAGOS ❌ (Until YOU WATCH This video) | Lagos Travel Guide Ep. 4 | Sassy Funke
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[@baobabafrikaner335]

And never forget to sometimes write down the Serial number of your high denomination before giving it out for exchange. Money can be switch as well.

[@amazingesther8844]

Thank you so much for this, Mr Aminu and Ms Sassy

[@Foodiehubnaija]

Thank you so so much for this information ❤❤❤

[@DarlingtonFEgbu]

Excellent information.

[@candyworld4644]

Thanks for sharing

[@abdulsankoh9359]

Good advice, People take note ooh. Thanks.

[@eddyidemudia7356]

Thanks sassy for this important content., very usefull

[@geina4412]

I learned a thing about dollars, the serial numbers. Thanks for sharing.

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome

[@rash44bel]

Hi Sassy, I am planning on going to Nigeria in less than 3 weeks from the UK and I came across your video. Thank you for all you do. Great tips. 👍🏾

[@sixteen_man]

Great interview Sassy and notable points to know.

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you Oji

[@mrsabe4]

Thank you ever so much Sassy Funke. Your videos are always sooo helpful.

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome 🙏🏾

[@abrahammarkenumah9161]

This information is dope. I did not know all that b4 now. Thanks!!!

[@SassyFunke]

You're welcome

[@asemotablessingtv3070]

Good morning,GOD BLESS YOU, FOR THIS GREAT INFORMATION.

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome 🙏🏾

[@princessBee120]

Thanks Sassy Funke for sharing this important information

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome princess

[@philipoyewole5368]

Thank you for sharing this useful information

[@SassyFunke]

You're welcome

[@princesshephzibah9187]

Very good info. Thanks Sassy Funke for your hard work and notable contents 👏👏

[@SassyFunke]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@mglory7840]

Well informative

[@10gallons]

Quite informative! Mr. Aliyu for President! ☝🏾

[@amyokoye3605]

Many thanks 🥂

[@ugosimbachiomaspace292]

Wawww nice one too

[@anjanaokwuma9128]

I will keep this in mind for the next time. Yes, very informative. Thank you

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome

[@SunnysDelish]

Informative and educative, thanks for sharing👍🏽

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome

[@kazeemamao9835]

Woow I never knew all these thanks so much you are the best🙏🙏

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome Kazeem

[@tobimcmorris7690]

Great and very useful video. Thanks Sassy.

[@SassyFunke]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching

[@nahommulatu3294]

You're Awesome.

[@blade25qmay83]

I particularly enjoy the afro-beat sound track. Reminds me of those days in Surulere Secondary School.

[@SassyFunke]

Glad 🙂

[@ezebono8107]

Amazing infor. Thanks

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome

[@cibrincatheadd]

i wish i could like this video multiple times! so helpful and informative!

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you so much 🙏🏾

[@AdemolaVictorTv]

Awesome interview, really informative

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@Everlycece]

Thanks for bringing him on the show. My parents got duped once and they didn’t even have voice to tell the story. I’ve never been unlucky with black market but I’ve heard heart wrenching stories

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome sis ❤️ Oh no sorry your parents had to experience that 😞

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Very informative video for us in diaspora.

[@SassyFunke]

Glad to hear this!

[@cumakumi8070]

Yes this place is where i changed money in lagos. 👍🏼

[@stephanieanayochi]

@ sassy funke- Thank you!! I’m from the US and have used them several times on my visits.Everything said is 100% true. They’re so nice , the Ecko hotel is very nice and they have also very cute bracelets at their shop.

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome Stephanie! Thank you for sharing ☺️

[@hammedalade9137]

Amazing interview

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@oaogunre4184]

Nice Aminu👍

[@shemikaspraggins9408]

Thank you! I will stop there when I come to Logos Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@SassyFunke]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@isiomachristianmorka3920]

Thank you so much 😊

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome Isioma

[@brentnoladolph7023]

Very informative

[@SassyFunke]

Glad to hear it 🙏🏾

[@fawazayobami-akanbi9078]

I had to subscribe 😄 because it is different from the usual out there.

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@tangobase7]

Nice one Sassy Funke and Aminu nice giving it straight. Never change money at the airport ooooo

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you!

[@naija17naijaniile54]

Changed at the airport and got better rate than these guys. Went to these guys at Eko hotel towards the end of my holiday and got less for my £s. It's annoying to hear this guy say you get less for your money if you're changing less than £20. You don't get that at the airport. Great job from this channel though content wise.

[@civilengineerishaqsohag]

Hi, it's really informative. I always watch your videos, they're really helpful. Hope to meet you one day. Thanks a lot.

[@SassyFunke]

Glad you found it informative. You're welcome

[@mikemason4308]

Need more truth like you ✌🏽❤️

[@chuxyleea1222]

Nice work. For me, the safest and nicest option is to have a debit/domiciliary acc. Can’t imagine changing like 5 to 6 million niara equivalent for a project in Nigeria all the time. But all the same, every man got an option to make.

[@hopealivewithevang.olubunm2287]

Thanks 🙏

[@SassyFunke]

You’re welcome

[@sylvanusiyamu3184]

Never knew about the old notes stuff

[@airgentille2788]

Thank you for the video. I'm scared of Nigeria. I' ll pass.

[@olaitanomidiwura2708]

Nice

[@Mark13091961]

What the guy said about not changing at the airport is so true. Everything within an airport is a ripoff including the exchange rates. But why even take money to change??. Why take the risk?? Remitley, World Remit, Transferwise and others all remove the need to do any of this as long as you have a mobile money account to send to. All done in 5 mins usually. I use XE Money (great app) for finding the daily rates (they even do money transfer) but like the other app you mentioned be aware the rate quoted is the mid-price (the actual rate, this is the rate you would use if exchanging to not make a profit) not the buy or sell rates the money changers use. So its just a guide

[@ndubisiemmanuelabanobi6999]

Nice one Sassy.

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you Ndubisi

[@ndubisiemmanuelabanobi6999]

@@SassyFunke You are welcome.

[@bettyudofiah5016]

Ms. Funke, you are doing an excellent job. The content of your videos is much needed information. Thank you. My question today is on the right amount of tips. I hear also from people that come from abroad trying to juggle the rate of exchange in their mind and to figure out how much to tip in Niara for services. Like a good transporter from the airport to your hotel, or someone who shows you around town etc. Percentage or amount to give that are acceptable and or not insulting. Thank you for your answer.

[@humphreydickson9391]

Sassy this video is a nice one and all what the man says is true.

[@SassyFunke]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@user-lu5vk6io4f]

Thank yu sassy i find this very usefull cos i know where Ekko is for the forex rate and da safety thanx i will go find Mr Amino Thank Yu❤❤

[@adejareolaiya707]

Your best vedio in years

[@SassyFunke]

oh wow.

[@oforce5721]

God bless KZbin.. how else would we have known all these!

[@SassyFunke]

😊😊

[@StevenNdukwu]

Nice one sassy

[@SassyFunke]

Thanks for watching Steven!!

[@doyinderu45]

The 2nd point is herald nonsense, any legal tender paper money doesn't lose its value irrespective of its date of printing, that's Nigerian factor that should be removed. If the bill is not a counterfeit, it should be ok for a exchange.

[@ikeolubaba8337]

Thanks for this video, but what about the exchange rate for euros,?

[@latriceburgess3800]

Thank for your information l really didn't know that this is in issue with money transfer l'm in America an l want to come visit Lago's Nigeria one day now with your help well I don't know about coming because of money issues

[@damita4336]

This information is enough to make you pick somewhere else to go

[@laurettarichards3368]

Hi Sassy Funke, please when do their shops close on a weekday?

[@reitaebohon7853]

Yes, Note denominations has always been different. I always go to the bank and change to the highest denominations when I am traveling. Banks will normally ask that you order in advance. But the serial number issue is a fraud because it is still a valid legal tender and has the same value. The serial numbers are just there to keep track of notes produced and especially for criminal activities. It should not be refused anywhere. But you trust Nigeria.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

Thank you....Nigeria always crates rubbish sets of rules as if nigerian government printed the dollars.....one foolish person try for nonsense with me on Allen rd in 2016 when I was in Nigeria. I told him to return my money back or you will see what will happen to you right now the money is coming from the U S with me and you want to tell me it an old currency as if his father printed the money....what a forsaken people.

[@hopealivewithevang.olubunm2287]

Right. It is still very legal tender.

[@h.o.b.makanju2383]

All the reasons the man gave are just mere excuses, the value of a dollar is a dollar regardless of the domination and/or serial numbet. As long as it is not a fake note or coin, it remain a legal tender and the exchange rate should only strictly be guide by demand and supply. But trust 9ja to create rules to exploit their people.

[@ikechukwuokwuchi9865]

Nice one Sassy, I just wanted to know if the higher denominations thing applies to the British pound as well, or just the dollar

[@SassyFunke]

Anything less than 20 pounds gets a lower rate

[@Andy-bt1bu]

Hi. A great information and insight. Love your Videos. Where can one get your Lagos travel guide book to buy in Lagos apart from Amazon?

[@SassyFunke]

You can buy it here and it would be delivered to you within 24 hrs flutterwave.com/store/lagostravelguide Or you can visit various stockist below: 1) Nike Art Gallery: 2 Oba Yekini Elegushi Rd, Lekki Phase I, Lekki 2) Terra Kulture: Plot 1376 Tiamiyu Savage St, Victoria Island 3) Godaif Village: Casa Asmarina, 26B Turnbull Rd, Ikoyi 4) Quintessence: Ikoyi 5) Jazzhole: Ikoyi 6) Roving Heights: Victoria Island (Landmark), Surulere & Abuja 7) Alara Lagos: Victoria Island 8) Fahrenheit Hotel: Victoria Island 9) The Homestores: Victoria Island 10) The Marshmallow by CLAN RTW: Victoria Island 11) Bogobiri: Ikoyi Thank you for your support 🙏🏾 I look forward to your feedback

[@angie4406]

Have never heard of this in my life, about new and old money or getting less for smaller bills when you exchange, and i travel to so many different places only in Nigeria.

[@damita4336]

Have you been to Nigeria

[@blackta500]

Great Insight ... although very Dollar side... what about Sterling .. does denomination matter too...

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you Niyi. Yes denomination matters for GBP too. I believe anything less than 20 pounds receives a worse rate.

[@bennybalam]

Nice content especially for people to whom the information here would surprising Lesson 1 and 2 are pure examples of the dysfunctional system we run in Nigeria. FX of USD to Naira is based on the value of $1 to naira, but if the denomination is lower than $50, the goal post changes. Suddenly dollar loses value. Some Banks and BDC even reject lower denominations. The CBN recently put out a statement threatening to sanction those culpable but that's where it ends.....a threat Then the issue of series or year. Like it gets me worked up. Nigeria is a funny place , like Nigeria just has a way of making a tradition out of the abnormal.

[@h.o.b.makanju2383]

Well spotted; I had the same issue watching it. Exploitation! just comes to mind; NG is just one frustrating society.

[@kasostudiotv591]

The dollar is Dollar does not charge us different rate because of the serial number of the year....

[@stainlesssmart139]

Educative Indeed! Nigerian Economy, Being A Dollar Dominated Economy makes it looks like the they are more Eager to accept the Dollar, than other Currencies such as: GBP, EUR and JPY etc....

[@SassyFunke]

They do accept EUR and GBP

[@francis191]

Hi Funke Is the Dollar the preferred currency to Sterling?

[@azubuikeokeke8528]

As a visitor to the country, the BEST rate in the entire country is Murtala Mohammed Airport Lagos. From the airport the rate starts decreasing. The only catch is make sure you count your money because it is guarranteed to never be complete the first time! But in terms of rate, best place by far!!

[@lovelynehirim2052]

The rate in the airport is better than in my own town.

[@SassyFunke]

Which town is that?

[@tochi7254]

Wonderful video as usual Sassy. Years ago I made the terrible mistake of changing money outside MMA. When I got to the hotel, the money I watched them count in front of me was missing by 10%!!!!!!. I will love to know how they did that magic trick.

[@SassyFunke]

Wow wow wow 😳 Thanks for watching

[@debbiebalogun8803]

Happened to me in 2011. I got home and twenty thousand naira was missing. If I wasn't holding it myself, I would have thought that someone stole it from me

[@georgeoscarmartins1389]

i love that interview you are doing a great job dear keep it up. pls dont forget the contact and address details of that place i love this

[@SassyFunke]

Thank you. Check the description box for the contact and address

[@msparkz770]

Are people still doing vacation in Nigeria??

[@h.o.b.makanju2383]

Only in NGN: Why is the exchange rate influenced by denomination of a currency (ie dollar or pound)? A dollar is a dollar regardless of the domination. Also, what has the date on the serial number got to do with an exchange rate? As long as it still a legal tender it should not matter. Again a dollar is a dollar as long as it is not fake. NG is one funny country, they take advantage of every situation and try to find reasons just to exploit people. Whilst this video is very useful for the benefit of tourists; it just goes to show how we think in NG. Many tourists will return back to their countries will little respect for our shallow mentality and primitive approach to justify an exchange rate. In my humble opinion, an exhange rate should track demand and supply. The denomination should be irrelevant as long as the note or coin is real and remain an officially a legal tender. In my history of changing money in France, America and UK the reasoning behind their exchange rate nothing like what this man has shared. I only see reasons for why they cheat people. Thanks for sharing. It just means that people should shine their eyes when coming to Lagos, Nigeria.

[@israelobiagwu8820]

SHALOM

[@kareemridwanopeyemi7668]

Can I change my naira to Canadian dollar there

[@teewhyadoti491]

Please how much do they change $10 bill and $1 bill?

[@laraogunleye8516]

What about sterling pls

[@SassyFunke]

Anything less than 20 pounds warrants a different rate.

[@brixtondawg]

Very informative, certainly didn't know about the code on the money although it is not the currency a lot of us use since it is American but still a thought that one should get fresh notes from the bank close to time of travel. I do have a question about the transactions though, is there a limit one can change with Mr A at a time?

[@SassyFunke]

I just confirmed - No limit

[@brixtondawg]

@@SassyFunke Thank you :-D

[@sylvanusiyamu3184]

Thanks. Very insightful Never new about old notes stuff.

[@fitbillionaire3067]

they need to have a fixed rate. in all the countries i have visited, when i go to change dollars, there is a fixed rate , we dont bargain

[@amaka3632]

Why is it that after changing money when you get home or your hotel the money is not complet .

[@jessiejordan7791]

can i exchange british pounds in Nigeria? Because american dollar is really losing its value

[@devbachu7072]

Wht only in nigeria

[@awesomeharry980]

pls what hotel did she say???

[@SassyFunke]

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[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

I don't charge money at the airport in Nigeria on my arrival........I have naira with me from Canada before i land in Nigeria. I bring naira back to Canada with me from Nigeria whenever I travel to Nigeria i make sure I bring some brand new naira note back like 50,000 to 100,000 naira back in 500notes or one thousand notes in my pocket on my way out of Nigeria that is the money I expened for some few days in Nigeria and it keep me safe from the headache of getting robbed at the airport.

[@SassyFunke]

Such a great idea. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@h.o.b.makanju2383]

I do the same. It saves a lot of headache.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

@@h.o.b.makanju2383 that is the best ways to save yourself from headaches at the airport in Nigeria

[@ogundairojolaade5577]

How much do youCanadian $to naira at the airpot

[@chimnanuukaejiofo4154]

I was a victim of this old series new series thing in December 2020 when I returned. I was shocked that bank won't accept my old series which I didn't know the meaning at the time. A bank in America giving me thousands of dollars and to be told it won't be accepted in Nigeria, I was puzzled. Then I'm offered lower rate withe aboki. The whole thing tire me

[@Goodgrove]

Nigerians and their ignorance it is still a legal tender

[@debbiebalogun8803]

It happened to me and I refused to take a lower rate. I brought it back. I worked too hard for my money to settle for less. $100 is $100 whether it's 1999 or 2009 series. The worth remains the same to me. Got wiser after that experience

[@civilengineerishaqsohag]

Sometimes, bank don't approve some notes. I think he could have highlighted more points on this. Like what are reasons, etc. But still, it's really helpful. You covered a number of things. Kudos to you!!

[@SassyFunke]

He mentioned in the video that banks do not accept the lower series...although he didn't mention why just that they do not want the old series.

[@civilengineerishaqsohag]

@@SassyFunke yeah I agree. But you know sometimes, bank don't approve notes which have any mark on it as well.

[@SassyFunke]

@@civilengineerishaqsohag true

[@DavidWilliams-rk1nq]

I guess the us$ expires in Nigeria

[@tyy5557]

We are backward. When will Nigeria change?

[@bolajianimashaun1473]

Thanks Sassy for this piece but I Cant find mr Aminu’s contact in the link as you said. Also you could have asked him about his rates for the 3 major currencies for the benefits of your followers in Europe

[@SassyFunke]

I share Mr Chris's number (my personal money changer) in the description box. Yes you're right re: the other denominations. For British pounds, anything less than a 20 pound note warrants a lower rate.

[@danigonzalez9292]

I can not see the contact details of Mr. Aminu either... can you please provide it?

[@SassyFunke]

@@danigonzalez9292 Its there but ill pin it to the comments now Mr Chris (Mr Aminu's brother) number: 0803 300 7933

[@baobabafrikaner335]

Are Chris and Aminu thesame?

[@SassyFunke]

@@baobabafrikaner335 no. They are brothers. Mr Chris has been changing money for me for years. He didn’t want be on camera so he told his brother to be on camera 😊

[@tayosekoni308]

Just crazy Nigeria 🇳🇬 deals . It’s the government fault

[@blade25qmay83]

I ran into the serial number wahala back in 2019, I personally think it is idiotic and hubris on the part of these money dealers. The US government that issued those bills is still accepting all serial number insofar it is not a counterfeit. I have a 2 dollar bill as we speak, been holding it for almost 10 years now, (sentimental) but I can spend it any time and no one will complain. Just the little things we do in Nigeria to hurt one another.

[@SassyFunke]

It’s the issue of the Nigeria government not the money dealers re: serial numbers. The government doesn’t accept those bills

[@damita4336]

I'm thinking the same thing. Place sounds too desperate to visit

[@yemiodu]

I will never forget my experience @ the airport changing money. The guy removed large amounts of money from me.

[@SassyFunke]

Removed money like?

[@jabonixxafroboombaprapbeat3073]

@@SassyFunke I think he meant the amount of Naira given to him was incomplete to the said amount of dollar .

[@SassyFunke]

@@jabonixxafroboombaprapbeat3073 thanks got clarifying 👍🏾

[@teewhyadoti491]

My mother in-law experienced it back in 2013. Those Airport mallams rob people so quick, you won't even know when they did it 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@SassyFunke]

@@teewhyadoti491 wow thank goodness I have never tried to change money with them

[@We_Finally_Beat_Medicare]

Corrupt Nigeria-what does the series of the note have to do with the value of the note? Old or new series, the dollar has the same value.

[@SassyFunke]

Hello beautiful people! Did you find this video useful? Let me know in the comments section. If you have other useful tips for changing money, let us know in the comments section ❤ Don't forget to subscribe and get me to 50,000 subscribers bit.ly/3biKEiK​​​​ xx

[@civilengineerishaqsohag]

You'll get there very soon. This video was really helpful. You always bring great content which is helpful for most of us. I also really like your accent. Hoping to meet you one day. Love you Sassy! ❤️

[@reitaebohon7853]

Lovely new intro.

[@civilengineerishaqsohag]

@@reitaebohon7853 I also agree with you.

[@JR-ek4xy]

This is by far my favorite top video from you, real information we need. I just called Chris he was awesome on my way there...

[@SassyFunke]

@@JR-ek4xy Thank you so much 🙏🏾 I appreciate the feedback

[@xoliswasolombela7631]

Sassy how can I change my R20 000. I'm a South African 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@inperspective7150]

This is insanity changing money in random shops - your Fulageria is Finished

[@mabeleboh9961]

Very wicked people in that airport when changing money, the money is always shorts , heatless aboki