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The Mighty One in Battle.

Elohim

qblaze:
@Beaf,

This is shameless propaganda from The Guardian. The LCs are not being rejected because of Sanusi.

It is not propaganda. I heard a manufacturer complaining about LC rejection 2 weeks ago. Guardian just published the story today.

The LC embargo will simply accelerate the exodus of Nigerian companies to Ghana. Period.

25k is on the high side. I paid 16k and got mine within 2 working days.

The typical Nigerian will say: "Na Grammar we wan chop".

Very typical of most private security guards in Nigeria; They would simply not recognize you if you don't put on Agada and arrive in a convoy of exotic cars.

Any one with a temper problem could easily be incensed by the attitude of that security guard. Be that as it may, the lawmaker went overboard with the slap.

Good News!! We should start seeing the effects from 2010 by God's grace.

I really do wish for the naira to be that strong, but the reality on ground is that the Nigerian economy cannot sustain that kind of valuation.

The package is nice. You get 100 free sms and 100mb free data allowance for browsing (First Month Only). The only drawback is that the frequency of dropped calls have increased.

If Bank of the North (Unity Bank) is not among the troubled banks, it will be clear to everyone what sanusi is up to. Soludo gave them a 70 Billion lifeline during his tenure so it is obvious that they are not on a strong financial footing.

It is indeed laughable that many webmaster find the guy's charge exorbitant. I know a webmaster that wanted to charge a particular client 200k for a his company site. He eventually lost out to another webmaster that charged 1.2 million.

Some corporate customers get the impression that you are "small time" and hungry when you charge peanuts for your service.

[quote author=epsilon_9 link=topic=155069.msg4467567#msg4467567 date=1251890513]@ init4dmoni
I'll advise u to refrain from personal attacks, let's keep this civil. I'm only a messenger and the message is Zoomblasts service sucks! I got a modem on the promo and I'm paying 15k a month so rest assured I'm subcribed to zoomblast and I'm in Rev 0 coverage area at least thats what the signal detector says, and I sually get Rev A coverage on my starcomms modem so I guess it's not that either. Called Zoom outlet I purchased the modem from and they said there's nothing they cand do, they then proceeded to give a number to call at head office and guess what the number is disconnected.
https://www.speedtest.net/result/554609581.png

init4dmoni:
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I admire your civility.

The cost a getting a lawyer will probably buy him 10 Izaps. He should just move on instead of wasting precious his time.

mjay:
but first be sure you or your proxy are not guilty of the mentioned offense,

True Talk.

Because of the lopsided state of the country, most Nigerians are not aware of the implication of their actions. Some people actually think it is purely legal to download and share copyrighted content from warez and torrent sites.

I cant believe that some people are still dreaming of getting their money back from the Kalo-Kalo schemes of 2006/2007.

This is like comparing apples with oranges. Banks are Legal Entiities Approved and Regulated by the Government while those so called "Fund Manager" where nothing but Ponzi schemes mostly run by criminals.

The girl is most likely 14-and-a-half. You probably adjusted her age upwards to win some kind of sympathy. 

It appears to me that you are intimidated by females your age, so that is why you make up this "mature" alibi. How I wish she has brothers your age to keep you in check.

That is why MTN is so popular. Starcomms slow pace of activation is a real pain in the neck.

aieromon:
Guy,i just finished stream 1 Katsina and this same thing happened to me,,,,,from different girls.i couldn't care whether they were married or not cos' there was an aboki who was sellin' rings on camp and he made a fortune off it.
My advise-behave like a jew man.it will repel whatever attraction there exists.usin' my gf's picture as my wallpaper and screensaver did not work cos' these women also had their bf/fiance/husband pictures on their phones.they will even call them in your presence.
Another thing-make sure she doesn't work your primary assignment for you-they go behind your back to lobby for you  and  tell the nysc officers that you're a couple.i was dry for 21days.surely yours is less.just focus on the repercussions to your existin' relationship and call her at least everyday so she can soothe your nerves.hope to hear good news from you tomorrow when you commout dat sodom and gomorrah of a camp.
I will NEVER lose!

Well Said.

Thank God this measure has been introduced. Maybe it will force our government to start taking school level sports events seriously.

After reading this article published since March, I am forced to have a rethink of what Sanusi is really up to.


Nigeria: Group Plots Takeover of Five Top Banks
Omoh Gabriel and Emeka Mamah
23 March 2009
http://allafrica.com/stories/200903230006.html


ANTI-CONSOLIDATION forces have regrouped with the hope of dismantling the structures and forcing a takeover of the top five banks in the country, Vanguard can now reveal.

The grand plan by the group is to cause panic and uncertainty in the industry and make the target banks look unsafe for depositors.

Meantime, indications emerged yesterday that the Federal Government may announce the names of a new Governor of the Central Bank (CBN) and the Auditor-General of the Federation (AGF) in April just a few weeks before the tenure of the incumbents run out.

However, the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has expressed concern over what it described as the rapidly deteriorating liquidity situation in the banking industry and tasked the Central Bank (CBN) to make public information on causes of the development as well as the scale of the crisis.

Vanguard investigations revealed that the aim of the anti-consolidation forces is to cause loss of public confidence in the banking industry and compel the Federal Government to move in by injecting funds. Further, they ultimately plan to instigate government to take equity holdings in the targeted banks.

Vanguard gathered that the group at work is made up of former bank owners who lost out during the consolidation exercise, a powerful clique in the present government, and some aggrieved persons in three of the six geopolitical zones in the country who felt left out in the consolidation exercise.

Presidency sources disclosed that those who felt left out in the consolidation exercise are up in arms to recoup what they felt they lost during Obasanjo years.

Part of the plans hatched by the group is to ensure that the incumbent Governor of the Central Bank, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, does not get a second term. The plan is also to ensure that whatever gains consolidation recorded are discredited. This, it was learnt, was meant to force the President to act quickly in the matter of appointment of a successor to Soludo as they anticipate that the president's slow move may scuttle their dreams and cause the renewal of Soludo's re-appointment for a second term.

The group's second game plan is to make Nigerian banks look unsafe in the eye of the banking public. Part of the game is to spread rumours that some banks are unsound and are on the verge of collapse. They send out text messages to individuals and account holders passing wrong information on their target banks. At the moment, the group's target is one of the high-flying new generation banks where they have sent out several messages.

This guy should be in Nollywood. See him feign ignorance over an issue that even kindergarten kids are well aware of.

Very pathetic case indeed. When you say " have a child", do you want to get pregnant for your friend and then have your husband believe that it belongs to him?

Your are definitely playing with fire.

Have you even read the story before you made your trivial post? These banks gave out huge loans to individuals and corporate bodies that have defaulted in paying back thereby putting them on a very weak financial footing. So what does that have to do with akingbola’s personal financial undertakings?

otokx:
The intercontinental man was going about the place sponsoring redeemed holy ghost night instead of facing his business; hope EFCC arrests all of them.

Why is your own list different. Please dont scare us. I have a sizable sum in Zenith O.

upson:
CEOs of the following Nigeria banks have just been axed by CBN.

The news will soon be made public at close of meeting currently being held in Lagos today with all the CEOs and Chairmen in attendance.

(This is from reliable source and surely by evening it would be awash in all evening newspapers)

They are - Intercontinental bank Plc, Zenith bank Plc, UBA Plc, Oceanic bank Plc and Wema bank Plc

Likewise, further policy amendments and pronouncements will follow in the course of the new week.

So what is the implication of the sacking?

Here is a Link to the top hosting firms in Nigeria, I hope you find it helpful.


http://www.webhosting.info/webhosts/tophosts/Country/NG

For MTN's Standard, those are meager download figures.

That particular E220 3G MODEM is locked to work with only Zain.

MTN Internet speed appears to have slowed drastically since yesterday. Download speeds that use to average around 150-170KBps is now averaging around 5-12KBps. I hope this is temporary o.

@yawa,

Did you say you tried to google them? Cos I found this piece about them on google:

http://blogs.computerworld.com/web_advertising_linkstar