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Before I begin, if you’re a Nigerian who doesn’t know what an ATM is, please raise your hand.

A few days ago, someone asked a very crucial question on Quora.

Are there any ATMs in Nigeria? This question had a lot of us confused.

For Nigerians who might still not be aware what we’re talking about, the ATM stands for Automated Teller Machine. It’s a machine used to perform cash transactions.

Even though the question got a few accurate answers like this one, I’d like to really break it down to your full understanding.

In Nigeria, we communicate with birds. Everyone has a bird assigned to them, you train and guard your own bird.

As soon as we receive money, we give our birds to fly the money to a land called Naira Treasure Land.

Now, they don’t just dump the money there. Everyone is allowed into that land at least twice a year.

So your bird has already been trained to know your money hole. It’ll now help you drop it, cover the hole, and then return back to you.

So thats were we keep large amounts of money. For smaller amounts for everyday expenses we dig holes around the huts that we live in.

But we usually have to make sure our birds are properly skilled, so they leave no traces of our hole.

Anyway, we’re sure ATMs are nice.
