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[QUOTE="sincerem, post: 80610, member: 25228"] That's is true, finding that online crypto merchant to sell the crypto to, is some how hard but possible but the value might not be the same again. The merchant will like to make his or her own gain in order to process your transaction and pay into your Nigerian bank account through his or her own bank account or any payment method. But i think some local exchange platforms in Nigeria can serve as a third party in order to buy your coins send to you from online websites you earned it from. Local exchange platforms like Luno, Roqqu, Bundle Africa etc. Can help you do that asap without any hassle. [/QUOTE]
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