My sign out and the cake bought with bitcoin.

[Queen uloma]

I want to thank God almighty for helping and guiding me throughout this journey, I wrote my final exams today.

Today was my sign out and I decided to do cake for myself, I reached out to the baker and we discussed, I just wanted to pay with bitcoin and luckily he accepts crypto so I pay him with bitcoin, it was a smooth transaction.
That was my first time using bitcoin to pay for something here in Nigeria.

[Charles-Tim]

Congratulations. To study in Nigeria University is not easy at all.

I have used bitcoin to buy some stuffs before, but with the abduction in France and some other countries that has been on the rise, I have thought that it could later become common in Nigeria. So I have stopped asking people to know if they can accept bitcoin or not. I just pay with naira.

[9ja Amaka]

Congratulations on your sign out.

I like seeing women achieving academic success. I signed out a few years ago. Didn't used Bitcoin for any transactions when I signed up.

Also good to see lots of people now willing to take Bitcoin for payment.

[Amphenomenon]

Congratulations, a wonderful milestone achieved, greater heights.

I have used bitcoin to buy some stuffs before, but with the abduction in France and some other countries that has been on the rise, I have thought that it could later become common in Nigeria. So I have stopped asking people to know if they can accept bitcoin or not. I just pay with naira.

Currently I often prefer to do such business with someone I'm to an extent familiar with rather than a total stranger, things can be scary and I rather avoid anything that will put me in any spotlight of such.

I remember doing business with a friend then and soon he was trying to ask too much, this is among the reasons I also avoid those I'm close to.

[devouring-DARKNESS]

Who never go school no go know the kind stress way dey follow am and even as the economy bad school no be scam.

Congratulations on your sign out, effort like this one should always be encouraged because if you go into the streets you will find that most children don't see the value of education again, there is this obsession with making money, it's so big that nothing else seems to matter.
It's good that you were able to use your bitcoin to purchase something, holding is good, but every once in a while there is nothing wrong with using it too, it was made to be used after all.

[Charles-Tim]

Currently I often prefer to do such business with someone I'm to an extent familiar with rather than a total stranger, things can be scary and I rather avoid anything that will put me in any spotlight of such.

That can be better, but nobody knows who can be the enemy at anytime.

It is worth knowing that using coin control can be very helpful while sending your coins to someone you do not know in a way that the txid will not be used to link your other transactions or to know that you have huge amount of coin on an address or addresses.

[Churchillvv]

Congratulations; it’s a good one to use bitcoin in real time as money not just a commodity or asset but however, the last time I use bitcoin to purchase something was when I got my latest gadget, the gadget vendors are bitcoin users they accept bitcoin almost every shop in the area since they are all young men and that is only place I know in Nigeria I can spend bitcoin but however I’ve not tried in other states.

Perhaps not to deviate from the subject matter, want to say congratulations and not congrats University is a tough place in this country.

[DiMarxist]

Congregations to you on your sign out, this is a proof of hard work and determination because, going to school in Nigeria is not always easy. It's full of stress that is the reason why when someone finally leaves the university environment after successfully finishing all his academic works it calls for a huge celebration.

Well nice one that you saw someone who was able to accept payment using crypto currency. Even though crypto currency is popular in the country using it to do real transaction in our every day market has been an issue.

[Obari]

Congratulations for your sign out and I pray and hope your results come out as glorious and joyous as you are today.

But firstly this your post would have gotten more attention if maybe you posted a transaction ID or something of such nature which will make your claims original rather than just baseless because to me, your claims are baseless and why spend bitcoin to get a cake when you can spend fiat and not expose your wallet and its balance.

Please don't get my post wrong but rather treat is as a correction so you can learn from it, and it will be better if you show a form of receipt to validate your claims

Congrats once again

[Cityhunter34]

Wow, that's awesome. I absolutely understand how you feel, because there is nothing better than when the person you are doing business with understands you without complaining, as not everybody would be able to accept Bitcoin. In fact, most people don't know about Bitcoin, let alone accept it as a means of payment.

It is absolutely a wonderful day for you, as everything went smoothly without anyone knowing what you people were doing.

Big congratulations on your sign-out.

[Gozie51]

Congratulations to you on your educational achievement because it is not easy graduating in Nigeria in peace.

But regards to your post, it is just what any ransom person will say. I believe that you would express same inquisitive if you heard this story from another person regarding the authentication of the information. A transaction prove would have given more credence to your post. I'm not in doubt that such transaction happened.

[Crypto_Timothy]

Today was my sign out and I decided to do cake for myself, I reached out to the baker and we discussed, I just wanted to pay with bitcoin and luckily he accepts crypto so I pay him with bitcoin, it was a smooth transaction.
That was my first time using bitcoin to pay for something here in Nigeria.

Congratulations on your sign out, truly e no easy.
I have done a few transactions myself and although the adoption is there and the practical usage is real, I know for a lot of Nigerian businesses, it will still take time for them to adjust and adopt as well but definitely we can see progress as we have come a long way collectively.
Even in my own business I recently just started collecting crypto as payment, not like if someone had offer to pay in Crypto I won't have accepted but actually it was because this particular client wanted to pay in Crypto that's when I just said "yea, I accept crypto payments". So I know for sure, time is all it will take but adoption is definitely growing

[Bitcoin Maxi]

Congratulations to you on your sign out. It's not always an easy journey but your hard work and determination paid of. I celebrate with you on this great achievement.
I'm glad to hear that you were able to pay for some services with Bitcoin it means that there are people that adopt and accept Bitcoin or cryptos as payment . I'm looking forward to trying this out too. Once again big congrats to you.

[Ashawowo(OS)]

Congratulations... Nigerian schooling no be for de weak, it's good you're using Bitcoin for purchases within the country, na how adoption  go take increase be dat, when we practice strict peer-to-peer transactions. Now you don establish better standard, anytime wey you contact dat vendor now, him don know say na BTC him go collect from you and you go fit refer am to any of your friends wey wan pay with BTC and the chain of adoption go dey long dey go. I don beg all deze restaurants here tire, no one gree take BTC for my orders, be like say na private vendors go dey hot now as dem don adopt crypto pass established ones.

[Hewlet]

Congratulation on your sign out. Time to face life fully.

Today was my sign out and I decided to do cake for myself, I reached out to the baker and we discussed, I just wanted to pay with bitcoin and luckily he accepts crypto so I pay him with bitcoin, it was a smooth transaction.
That was my first time using bitcoin to pay for something here in Nigeria.

I can just imagine telling a cake maker that you are paying in bitcoin, most of them that are will be willing to accept it will want to charge you high because of the assumption that anyone that owns bitcoin is already a very rich person. it is good to see that even in smaller thing, we are still making use of bitcoin for carrying out such form of transaction.

Seeing more people willing to accept bitcoin for payment is a strong indicator of the extent of bitcoin adoption in the country.

[PostQuantumBTC]

I can just imagine telling a cake maker that you are paying in bitcoin, most of them that are will be willing to accept it will want to charge you high because of the assumption that anyone that owns bitcoin is already a very rich person. it is good to see that even in smaller thing, we are still making use of bitcoin for carrying out such form of transaction.

I have bought some things in bitcoin before but no one charged me higher. If the person want to charge me higher, I will prefer to use naira to do the payment. If he is not having naira but which I think is not possible, he can easily convert the bitcoin to naira in an exchange. Some of the people on P2P exchanges use bot to do the transaction now that will not take up to 10 seconds.

[Zigabel]

Congratulations on this newly achieved Mile stone, e no easy but one thing sure, if you don start, by Gods grace you go surely finish and i see am say na so e just be, Thank God for you. one thing wey sweet me for this your story well well na say you come use Bitcoin buy something for we Naija wey dem neve make am legal tender, some pipo no know say we fit use ma buy something for we Naija here, them just see am as wetin them go hold make dia funds increase, na why dem dey like to wan trade to Naira before them spend dia coins, but e good as you use am direct, e go open other pipo dem eye say e fit possible like dis. I just dey wish for the time wey be say we go get more and more processors services dem for we Naija, so dat spending Bitcoin no go dey hard as some pipo dey think say e be, because i know say na only very few Pipo dem dey accept Bitcoin directly like your baker OP.

[Cryptomultiplier]

It's a good one and a big congratulations from me and others here who appreciate success and the part Bitcoin has to play in all this.
It's also a good thing that we have vendors and business owners who in this country can accept Bitcoin for payments and that's a major stride that shows that Bitcoin has made some breakthrough in our environment and it's not only for the high and mighty but also for the retail investors who have it and intend to use it for clean transactions.
More power to your elbows!