@simon

That is a very poor analogy,renting from a thief does not create a risk to the renter. Now if the said thief asked me to give him my hard earned money in form of deposit or as part of a share in his future endeavors,then I would be very afraid.

Try another one.

@BAAK

Yours is a very lame argument,even Trade Bank in its hey days attracted young depositors. There is a reason those old pensioners bank with proven banks that have been around for years,it is because they dont want to take a risk with the only source of their livelihood. And as people grow older,they acquire more wealth and become more risk averse,so a young person who might have banked his meagre savings with Trade Bank in the 1980 would now prefer to bank his millions with Barclays.

Jaribu tena.

@BAAK

Eti talk to KACA and anti-corrupion,are you serius. Who has Ringera ever convicted of corruption. In Kenya we have had 40 years history of corruption and except for that AIDS Board director that Kiguoya sacrifised early in first term. nobody else has ever been convicted of corruption.

Ringera's sole role is to abate corruption investigations,not prevent or prosecute it,it is that 'ngo sroo' culture of thieves. Mwangi's role in the collapse of Trade Bank is public knowledge and if you dont know this fact then you are naive indeed about Kenya banking industry.

@TB

I cant wait for the day 'jaruos' take over the govt to see whether their 'ringeera' will be any different

I hope EB doesnt die since its the first bank to seriously patner with NEP residents

Me first,U next

It is well known that I question Equity and its business model as it doesn't make sense to me at all.

Having said that,I am not one to support a bank failing. Those like TB who take a falling bank as political capital have serious mental and emotional issues and must be ignored.

I preach against Equity and Kenyan banks because I love my country and not blinded by Equity multiple orgasms like some Equity lovers here are. Protecting this bank just because it gave you a loan is just as silly as TB hating it because it is owned by someone he thinks is a Kikuyu.

If Equity was to fail,so would the Kenyan economy. That is why it is important to ask questions of it any time it is not working as it should. So for those who love it,and are shareholders,instead of just going to those meetings and accepting everything they say as Prophetic,it is your duty to ask questions.

Questions such as,why their ATM's are always down. It is not enough to say everything is fine six months after this started.

So insist on accountability and this topic will be mute. Then please stop asking such questions as they have a habit of being asked elsewhere and life has a habit of self-fulfillment.

As for TB

I hate romour mongers so I will go by YOUR OWN rather than Mwangi's history. After someone reads your posts on this forum,it would be a stupid person who listens to your advice on anything. In fact,for that reason,I will support those that are supporting Equity on this particular topic.