Quote from: CryptoHeadlineNews on Today at 04:49:15 AM

From the tune of everything been said here, this seems to be Nigeria (if am not mistaking) and am happy that such businesses have started accepting Bitcoin despite the central bank restrictions. But however, business is always a step by step process, and one has to start from somewhere, because in as much as you couldn't find a Bitcoin ATM machine or POS been put in place by the owner for transactions. The wallet address is actually still an option to be use for transactions, and it works perfectly

If this truely is Nigeria then it must be a brave move. Seeing a country somewhere in western Africa making crypto payment available to the public, a country where insecurity and High cost of living is crippling the economy as investors are taking the back door to exit the country. This is a bold step to risking so much for possible crypto adoption despite bank restrictions political manipulations and uncertainty on how Bitcoin should operate within the country going against the government is somehow a big risk but it is a worthy one