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three:Unfortunately, court proceedings and economic criminal laws do not respect feelings. In best practices, such funds unclaimed within a considerable length of time are often forfeited without further recourse to the depositor. That's what is contained in the fine prints that we all knowingly sign when opening bank accounts. Same applies to the ATM cards, banks can actually settle debts on your current accounts on your savings or deposit account when you have refused to make your books straight with them. Just the same applies when you take your electronics to the repair shop and abandon same for a looong time, the repairer would not account for it, neither your cloth with the dry cleaner place. It's also same reason it's difficult to repatriate our stolen funds from foreign jurisdictions. The resident government has rights to lay claims to the funds and against the owners. To every law, however, there can be some exceptions. Hope you understand my explanation with an open and unbiased mind. |
Hmmm |
Aye ti wo inu ijo, ijo ti wonu aye |
Wait!!! Who shifted for Aguero to come and faint here Carry your fainting to Argentina, biko |
How many times would things traced to this woman be frozen sef? It appears as if her ppty doesn't have an end. |
Wetin person no go hear sef |
The material is enough to sow for 25 people and still remain small for handkerchiefs... Haba |
I tell you the solution to the problem of Nigeria is not that we have no people that can think us out of our predicament. We just are playing lip-service to ourselves. Imagine how short it took for us on Nairaland to think out the solution to this problem; I tell you, most politicians wont have this pattern of thought in 3days. Even their PA and SSA wont have this solution thought-out and explained to simple minds as this. |
Meet well o |
Sheman |
JAMB is really upping there game |
Why u wan now na. It varies accross different financial institutions tho. From Microfinance banks, mortgage banks, industrial bank, commercial banks to central bank. Pepper dey rest differently. Pepper dey hot separately. |
This is becoming boring |
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Abeg o. Who knows the kind of vehicle this was?? Nothing to take know the make and brand of the vehicle remain for im body. |
OP. Poster said she is found on 2nd Nov. You said she was found 3rd Nov. Whose report shall we believe. |
Land grabbers already! Mods, Lalasticlala, autojoshng. Give support to the new handler pls |
Former EFCC Twitter Handler Now Joins Union Bank As New Handler I just stumbled this on Twitter and his followers are already joining to open a bank account with Union Bank. The guy has started working already. He's busy familiarizing his customers with the new brand. https://mobile.twitter.com/FshawKingFisher/status/925658442747985920
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At last, we are going green |
Kona all the way joo |
Oh |
Chascop:Not so sir. If you park your vehicle on any part of Lekki-Ikoyi bridge (or any bridge for that matter in Lagos), you cant miss LASTMA, RRS, RegularPolice or even commercial towing vehicles. 15min max. Take it or leave it. On 3MB, the RRS, would even help safely protect your vehicle from being crashed into by other oncoming motorists. Lagos is really Evolving into a bigger city. |
What a bad way to test the status of the air bags. Well, she kukuma trust that Insurance coy would fix the repairs in a jiffy. Regards, |
You can all see what's happening in Europe? So it can't happen here in Africa. Not with all we know! |
That's the same issue. We can't give what we don't have. Buying things overseas to sell locally isn't profitable one bit. I have a personal experience. Except konga.com and jumia would collect money for products over 3 months, Nigerians are broke. |
Confess |
Gbèsè |
Amberon11:Thanks for pointing that out. |
pocohantas:Tnx for the clarification. Tot I know so much about these peeps. |
sinola:Tnx jare. Didn't know much. |
Toyin Tomato |
What won't we see |
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