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dbrown:
let's talk on WhatsApp bro.

08134947150

sorry not on whats app but you can connect on facebook via
https://www.facebook.com/olugbemi.falae

needinfo:
that is cool bro.

so has your account been flagged before and have you been asked to submit any form of document or ID to proof your address or validate the account .

how long have you been using the account and also have you received and made payment with it. they keep asking me to upload ID each time I create mine .

i have received payments upon payments to it for close to 2years now.

Again you need to upload your us id if you are operating us account.
me i use my brothers id and details to create the account both his us address and phone number the only thing different is the payoneer account both that does not matter to them so far you can verify your id, us address, us phone number, ssn and tax details and other security details on your account.
i use my other relatives and their friends to get us paypal when too

needinfo:
that is cool bro.

so has your account been flagged before and have you been asked to submit any form of document or ID to proof your address or validate the account .

how long have you been using the account and also have you received and made payment with it. they keep asking me to upload ID each time I create mine .

yes after i tried to login with nigeria ip but could not after several attempts , when i login with us ip i was served with the below email:

The subject line: "Your Account Has Been Flagged !

"Your account has been flagged in our system as a part of our routine security measures. This is a must to ensure that only you have access and use of your paypal account and to ensure a safe PayPal experience. We require all flagged accounts to verify their information on file with us. To verify your information, please click here."

bro i fainted and came back again because i had $200 on the account but after i clicked the linked and provide the needed documents i was verified again the account became normal.

needinfo:
was it verified with the payoneer bank account or the card and also, are you operating the PayPal with naija ip or USA ip. is the PayPal a personal or business account

is business account which was verified with my payoneer credit card. i have never use the bank account i just upload the credit card and they deducted funds from the available one in my payoneer account which they later refunded and the account became active.
i operate it with USA IP from zen-mate premium. the day i opened pay-pal with Nigeria IP i was not able to login to the USA account and even south Africa account only my Nigeria account.

INFORMATION REACHING https://lifes-prings..com.ng/ FROM THEIR LOCAL NEWS SOURCE STATES THAT :

There are strong indications that the workers of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), have finally reached an agreement with the Minister of Labour, Mr Chris Ngige following an industrial action it earlier embarked upon.


The staff of the agency had on Thursday, proceeded on a three-day warning strike to press home their demand for better welfare packing, with a directive issued in Abuja by the Trade Union Congress and the Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria.

Following this development, Dr. Ngige convened a meeting with the grieving workers led by its by Director-General, Engr. Mustapha Maihaja and representatives of the TUC, ASCSN, FCT and the Nigeria Civil Service Union.

It was gathered that the meeting ended with a joint settlement agreement signed by both parties with the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Labour as a witness.

According to the NEMA’s Spokesperson, Mr Sani Datti, its offices are expected to re-open for normal operation nationwide today, as contained in a statement, made available to lIFESPRING on friday.

SOURCE https://lifes-prings..com.ng/2017/10/ngige-and-striking-nema-workers-reached.html

INFORMATION REACHING LIFESPRING-BLOG FROM THEIR FOREIGN SOURCE STATES THAT:

President Muhammadu Buhari has called on D-8 leaders to prioritise incentives and measures aimed at increasing trade and investments among member countries.


Speaking on Friday in Istanbul, Turkey during the ninth summit of the D-8, Buhari said the private sector and business communities in the economic organisation must be assisted with incentives to widen economic cooperation among member-states.

‘‘As the D-8, we need to intensify our activities with a view to enhancing various measures and incentives introduced to promote trade and assist the business communities from member states to invest in our countries and widen our cooperation.

‘‘We need to work hard to establish integrated manufacturing structures and markets. I will like to reiterate the importance of increasing trade and investment among our Member States,’’ he said.

President Buhari during the event also said Nigeria is committed to international trade and development. He affirmed the country’s readiness to host the meeting of D8 Ministers of Industry from November 14 – 17 in Abuja.

‘‘Nigeria is committed to, and is actively pursuing a policy of trade and investment facilitation for growth. The gains from trade are reflected in greater competitiveness, improved productivity, job creation, consumer welfare and prosperity.

‘‘Economies that grow fastest and at more sustainable rates are those that actively promote trade and attract investment. We are committed to creating an enabling environment and making Nigeria an attractive place for business and investment,’’ he said.

The President also asked D-8 member countries to support the efforts of the African Union (AU) to establish the first ever single market for trade in goods and services on the continent.
‘‘I am pleased to inform you of positive market developments currently in Africa, that will support our efforts as Members of the D-8 to enlarge our markets, facilitate our trade and investments, and develop our economies.

‘‘In Africa, we are on the threshold of finalizing negotiations to establish the first ever Single Market for Trade in Goods and Services on our Continent, in the Continental Free Trade Area for Africa. This will be a win-win for all, including member countries of the D-8.

‘‘As partners, I urge that we work together to support this effort of the African Union that will have a positive effect on global economic development and integration,’’ he said.

SOURCE https://lifes-prings..com.ng/2017/10/d-8-organisation-must-prioritise.html

there should be copu in nigeria to remove Apc before nigeria sink

ezenwajosh:
did nigeria just learn this words... BLOW HOT, SHADE, SPOTTED, SPIT FIRE

i wonder ohohoohohoohohohohohoh

Ebios:
So where is the blow hot statement?

Bloggers and their hyperbolic statements eee!

even me i am surprised

abeg do come back

Temidayo9:
Hate filled people

i now understand you people such as the op who commented above

Information reaching https://lifes-prings..com.ng/ from our presidency source states that:

President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed concern on the growing complaints and agitations by workers in states over unpaid salaries and allowances.

The President was also worried about the welfare of the workers who he said have not been paid for months, despite interventions by the Federal Government.



Receiving a group of governors led by the Chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, Abdul’Aziz Yari (Zamfara State), he said the plight of workers in the states need urgent attention as many could barely survive.


“How can anyone go to bed and sleep soundly when workers have not been paid their salaries for months?” he questioned during the meeting on Tuesday at the State House in Abuja.
“I actually wonder how the workers feed their families, pay their rents and even pay school fees for their children.”


President Buhari told the governors that two out of the three-pronged focus of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to secure the country and fight corruption had received some commendable reviews by the people.


He, however, noted that the challenge in payment of civil servants’ salaries in states had taken a toll on the people.

He said, “God has been merciful in hearing the prayers of his servants so the rainy season has been good, you can ask the Kebbi State governor on this, and our enormous food importation bill has gone down.”


The President said the Federal Government and state executives would need to work closely together to ameliorate the situation of workers across the country.

He informed the governors that he had instructed all government agencies to comply with the Treasury Single Account (TSA). in order to ensure more transparency and prudence in accounting for the revenues of the government and the sharing of entitlements with states.


According to him, the TSA would ensure more transparency and prudence in accounting for the revenues of the government and the sharing of entitlements with states.
In his response, Governor Yari said the various interventions by the Federal Government, which include the bailouts, were judiciously utilised by the states.


He, however, attributed the inability to pay workers to the backlog of unpaid salaries and huge debts portfolios inherited by governors on assumption of office.
“We are concerned with the situation in our states, and we are trying our best to manage the resources,” Yari told President Buhari.


He added that the bailout funds and part of the fallout from the London-Paris Club that had been received by the states were properly expended to alleviate the plight of workers, but more had to be done.


The NGF chairman commended the efforts of the President in improving the economy and assured him that the states would continue to work with the Federal Government to improve the livelihood of workers and all Nigerians.


According to the President’s spokesman, Femi Adesina, governors of Ondo, Bauchi, Jigawa, Kwara, Akwa Ibom and the Deputy Governor of Ebonyi State were part of the visit.

Temidayo9:
Congratulations.
Some people will not like this.
God bless Nigeria.

eh! some people such as?

Information reaching https://lifes-prings..com.ng/ from our NewYork source states that:
Nigeria has won a re-election into the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva for the 2018 to 2020 term at an election held on Monday at the UN Headquarters in New York.



The Ambassador/Deputy Permanent Representative of Nigeria to the UN, Amb. Samson Itegboje, told the Correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in New York that Ghana and Sierra Leone stepped down for Nigeria.


Itegboje said: “There were two slots for West Africa in the election and Ghana and Sierra Leone were also contesting.

“However, we reached an understanding that West African countries could not be antagonising themselves and that we have to reach a compromise.


“So we got Ghana and Sierra Leone to step down for Nigeria. But even at that, there were a lot of reach out we had to do beyond West Africa.

“So this election has once again showed that Nigeria enjoyed a lot of goodwill not only among its West African bloc countries but also in Africa and across the world”.

The UNHRC is a UN system inter-governmental body responsible for promoting and protecting human rights around the world.

With the re-election, Nigeria, currently serving out its 2015 to 2017 term, would be among the four countries representing West Africa and the 13 countries representing Africa in the 47-seat Council.
The other two countries on the council with Nigeria are Cote d’ Ivoire and Togo, which tenure expire in 2018.


Ghana and Nigeria are already serving out their tenure for the 2015 to 2017 term while Ghana, which initially sought te-election like Nigeria, stepped down for Nigeria to get on board of the Council.

Nigeria has illustriously served the global community on the UNHRC for three terms since the establishment of the Council in 2006.


These are 2006 to 2009, 2009 to 2012 and currently, 2015 to 2017, and with the reelection, would remain on the Council till 2020.

NAN reports that the Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the UN hosted a reception party for envoys to launch Nigeria’s country’s re-election bid on Friday in New York to solicit countries’ “firm support” for Nigeria’s re-election bid. (NAN)

chime8:
He had traveled first half
He had traveled second half

This travelling is called EXTRA TIME

Very funny op

Information reaching https://lifes-prings..com.ng/ from the presidency source sstates that:
President Muhammadu Buhari is to depart for Istanbul, Turkey, on Wednesday to participate in the ninth D-8 Summit slated for Oct. 20.

This is contained in a statement issued by Femi Adesina, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, in Abuja on Tuesday.
Adesina said prior to the Summit, Buhari, at the invitation of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, would be on working visit to Ankara, the capital city.

He said the President would during the visit have a tete-a-tete with his Turkish counterpart, while delegations from both countries would hold discussions in various fields including defence cooperation, security, educational and migration issues.
“The Nigerian leader will also visit the Grand National Assembly of the Republic of Turkey in Ankara, where he will meet with the Speaker, Ismail Kahraman.’’

Adesina said Buhari would also use the occasion of the summit to bolster warm and growing ties across broad range of areas of cooperation with leaders of the D8-member countries.

The D8-member countries include Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan and Turkey.
The Summit with the theme, ‘‘Expanding Opportunities through Cooperation’’, will among other things, focus on cooperation in the areas of agriculture, trade, transport, energy and increased private sector participation among member-countries.

During the Summit, which will also mark the 20th anniversary of the organisation, Buhari would highlight the significant show of confidence in Nigeria’s business environment and economy.

He said the president would also affirm Nigeria’s resolve to work with D-8 member-countries on many key areas, including peace and security, economy and trade.

“At the end of the Summit, the Heads of State and Government will adopt a Communiqué, also known as the Istanbul Declaration.”
The president will be accompanied by ministers, top government officials, including the Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Customs Service, Hameed Ali.

Uteghe:
IPOB is bad.

was it ipob that sent him on this crime?