hammer567:

FESTAC IS ALREADY BUILT, SO HE IS COMING TO COLLECT LAND PEOPLE ALREADY PAID FOR ANB BUILT, COLLECT TAX, RE BUILD AND ADD TO HIS FAMILY ESTATE.

FESTAC MARKET WAS BUILT BY FHA AND SOLD BY FHA, TINUBU APC CAME ALONG, DEMOLISH IT AND THEN REBUILT IT AND ASK SAME PEOPLE TO COME AND BUY IT AGAIN. THAT FESTAC MARKET WAS NEWLY BUILT BY FHA IN THE LATE 1990s 2000s.

eweqwatr:
What is original masterplan?? A town that was initially built to accommodate foreign visitors for festac77? Okay you want to return it to the original masterplan for housing foreigners for festac77? Asinwin people!

sorepco:
I do not understand the infraction or fault committed by Airpeace. Pleasesomeoneshould explain it to me...

In the letter, the NCAA said the UK CAA had called its attention to the no operational approval of Electronic Flight Bag functions affecting the safe operation of the aircraft, while adding that the captain of the flight admitted that an Electronic Flight Bag was being used for navigational purposes.

NCAA further noted that the CAA stated in its letter that there was “no mounting device for the use of EFB, no charging points or battery for backup.”

Splendid235:


They are picking on Airpeace because of the role the boss played during the visit of Harry and his wife Meghan Merkel to Nigeria.

Check it and you will see it clearly.

The NCAA stated in the letter that it received a SAFA Ramp Inspection Report numbered CAA-UK-2024-0217 which was conducted at London Gatwick on April 7, 2024, at 09:33 local time ‘on your B777-200 aircraft with registration Number 5N-BE (S/N 28324).

guobe:

It does not add up and they say they want foreign currency inflow to the country.
The people running the country need to put on their thinking cap.

helinues:
Government should instruct all banks to be paying Naira equivalent to dollar when receiving the likes of Western Union, money gram.

One month after obtaining a court order to recover $24 million lost to unauthorised POS transactions, Flutterwave suffered another security breach that allowed unknown persons to divert billions of naira to several bank accounts.

The perpetrators illegally transferred ₦11 billion ($7 million) to several accounts in April 2024, one financial services insider with direct knowledge of the incident said. A second insider claimed the amount involved was at least ₦20 billion ($13.5 million).

“As is common in the financial services industry, there will always be attempts by bad actors to compromise the security of systems set up to protect and monitor services,” Flutterwave said in a statement to TechCabal.

“In April, we detected unauthorized activities inconsistent with usual customer behavior on one of our platforms used by a small subset of our customer base.”

Flutterwave did not specify the amount involved but insisted that “no customer funds were lost or compromised, and the confidentiality of our customers’ data remains intact.”

However, one highly-placed person with knowledge of the incident said that the stolen funds were moved to several accounts in five financial institutions over four days. The incident likely went undetected because the perpetrators ensured the deposits remained below limits that would trigger fraud checks.

The matter has been reported to law enforcement and investigations have begun, said the same person who asked not to be named.

Two executives in the financial services industry confirmed the incident and said Flutterwave reached out to request KYC details of the accounts involved. They also claimed that the accounts related to the incident have been temporarily restricted.

In similar system breaches, perpetrators conceal the movement of funds by sending money to the bank accounts of several hundred unsuspecting users. The details of those users are typically obtained online or using social engineering and fed into programs that automate bulk transfers.

However, April’s breach appears distinct. An organised network may have been involved in the distribution, said a highly placed staff at a financial institution.

“The perpetrators appeared to transfer the money to random accounts but these same accounts would also transfer money to other accounts who then sent it back to the first beneficiary account, [in a sort of round trip].”

This closed-loop approach differs from past attempts to hide the trail using unconnected outsider accounts.

This is the fourth incident of unauthorised transfers at Flutterwave reported in the last fourteen months. In October 2023, about 6,000 account holders across 35 banks and financial institutions received ₦19 billion (*$24 million) illegally transferred through unauthorised transactions by POS merchants.

In March 2023, about 107 bank accounts in 27 banks received ₦550 million. In a February 2023 breach, ₦2.9 billion was diverted to 107 bank accounts in 27 banks, according to court documents seen by TechCabal.

Identifying the account owners involved in the latest incident may be easier than before since the Central Bank mandated all financial institutions to require all customers to provide their bank verification number (BVN) or a national identification number (NIN) for account or wallet opening by March 2024. In February, Flutterwave received a court order—a Mareva injunction— that lets it recover the funds and assets of the identified account holders, even though they have spent the funds, with the KYC details provided by these financial institutions.

Yepato:
Good day, boss.

A friend is also inviting me for this same company in Burkina Faso. Please, how real is it?

MistaBen:
Please I just got the same invite, a friend works there and got my C.V there.

Please is it reliable?

Marvin80:
A friend just got invited for this same job recently, I want to find out how legit the job is.

kokoA:
Section 2 starts from where?

ivandragon:

The truth is that the viral 2019 soundbite that inspired my column is decontextualized and manipulated. I apologize for unknowingly validating it.

Advocate1810:

Boss, I just get this kind opportunity but my friend never tells me to pay but have sent him my credentials, is it truly legit?

Yobo34:
I own a Camry, specifically asian spec with 1AZ engine. It has 12 VIN numbers engraved on it and I want to know if this is normal and how to read them. I’d like any help.

silverng:



I bought total oil 18k early last month and it's finished because I keep changing oil due to low oil alert. What's the best fix?

silverng:
My 7.5kva Haier Thermocool generator suddenly starts going off on it's own after I caught a neighbor pumping water with it while my Air conditioning and fridge was on. Discovered he had been doing it for weeks. Now I change oil every 3-4 days. Is piston and rings or engine. I hope it's not too serious

606thearena:
Good morning guys
Pls I want to know if with this power station I ca get up to 6 hours standby of power with this product .
Starlink consume 100 watts there about

The All Progressives Congress (APC) says Pat Utomi, a professor of political economy, should not be taken seriously over plans to form a new political party.

Last week, Utomi said he has held talks with Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso over the possibility of forming a new political party that would give the APC a run for its money.

He said the new party will be a clean start, with clear ideologies and agenda.

In a statement on Monday, Felix Morka, APC spokesperson, said Utomi’s previous plans to float political parties never materialised.

Segedinho:
What is consumption tax

https://twitter.com/ayemojubar/status/1787941939955843339

blackboy92:
Hi everyone, I’m being asked to pay 15k at the post office before I collect my parcel. I just wanted to know if that's the regular price. 

inyangd4:



Urgent help pls!!!!!!!!!!

I contacted a guy for ECU for my car

He came up with PE19 18 881A saying it will be compatible with my car.

Mine is PE2K 18 881L.

Guys pls help me confirm if I should go for it or stay away.

Thanks in advance

Kemistri3:


Try and read na. He already said his area isn't yet connected to geometric

My area is and we have at least 20 hrs electricity everday. Though we're yet to get meters. But they're doing free mass metering rn for those already connected to geometric

Ikeja Electric Distribution Company (IE) has announced the reduction of its electricity tariff for customers under Band A from N225/kWh to N206.80/kWh.

In a circular signed by the management of the company on Monday, IE said the customers will now pay N206.80/kwh, rather than the stipulated N225/kwh ordered by the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC).

According to the statement, IE guaranteed to provide 20 to 24 hours of electricity to users under this Band, adding that the tariff for customers under other categories will remain the same.

“Dear Esteemed Customers

“Please be informed of the downward tariff review of our Band A feeders from N225/kwh to N206.80/kwh effective 6th May 2024 with guaranteed availability of 20-24hrs supply daily.The tariff for Bands B, C, D, and E remains unchanged.

“Signed: Management.”

More details later….

jmoore:


The information is not in public domain, can't find it on their website. But I am suspecting that every prepaid customer in all bands are currently being charged 102 naira per kwh.

jmoore:

You are wrong! Do you know more than abapower staff? There is a weekly radio programmed aired live on Magic fm here in Aba for abapower to inform the public. They are under NERC regulations and tariff.

jmoore:


I can't give the correct tariff for those in band A but Abapower said on radio that they are not implementing the 225 naira. So it should be less than 200 naira.

aieromon:

Aba Power Electric Company is 100% private like NESCO in Jos and Ossiomo in Benin City. Their rates are cost reflective.