This is a simple case. Opay and Palmpay use similar wallet system for account creation. Just tell the person to register with Opay using the same number, the 30k would be there.

Mind you, the intended recipient might have done what I explained above already but trying to outsmart you.

Badadvisor:
Lost about 30k to this shit.
Few days ago I was going to send to a palmpay account but mistakenly selected opay and it showed the name of the person even though the person never registered with opay and the transaction was successful and hope till today I'm still yet to get my money.
The other day i selected my friend 2nd number which is not registered with opay but it brought out his name and details and the transaction was successful and he never registered opay with that account.
All those money are gone tried everything to get it back but nothing positive up till today.

Criminal entity

Well, I tried making a transfer to my recently registered 9mobile sim, which I never registered with opay but no wallet name came out. The thing is, a lot of Nigerians are forgetful. When Opay started operating in Nigeria, they were more popular with their e-hailing ride operation hi"Oride". Then a lot of people downloaded their app and made use of the service, many even link their bank's debit cards to fund wallet. Using Oride then was mostly cheaper than taking a conventional Okada. People were enjoying the awoofs while opay was operating at loss. It was the ban of bikes on certain routes in Lagos, that made opay discontinued the e-hailing ride operation, re-strategised and focused on fintech. Now these people complaining that their phone numbers are bringing up their details while not registered with opay, might have used "Oride" then with same number.

ogododo:


According to Joseph Umolu, the company’s director, Corporate and Legal Services, Sunti had just concluded its crushing season, harvesting 146,200 tons of sugar cane and producing 15,860 tons of sugar. He further stated that the company also produced 9,640 tons of molasses and 11,600 MWh of electricity generated using bagasse (sugar cane fibre) as fuel. The company is now entering its cultivation season and plans to maintain high levels of employment to ensure a seamless process.

Not sure the bolded is right

The above narrative is very realistic. What is stated is 116000 megawatts-hour. I.e a total of 11600 MW is generated in 24 hours. So the actual power available for utilization at a time is about 483 MW (11600/24), part of which may be distributed/sold to the surrounding communities.

snowland:
Having watched and listen to the president's broadcast on the need for an extension of the lockdown, I could not but imagine what people will pass through within this additional 14 days of suffering. In the light of this, I want to help a few people with a total sum of 100k.

How I plan to do this, I have no clear cut idea, hence I'm gonna need suggestions on the possible way to achieve this so that only those that genuinely need the money actually get it.
I have these modalities but I want suggestions on the best one to choose:

1. 25k each to 4 most needy people
2. 20k each to 5 needy people
3. 10k each to 10 needy people
4. 5k each to 20 people
5. 4k each to 25 people
6. 3k each to 33 people
7. 2.5k each to 40 people
8. 2k each to 50 people
9. 1k each to 100 people.

I will need suggestions as soon as possible. And anybody that can help bring this to the attention of any of the mods, please do.
Thanks.

Yours truly,
Snowland.


UPDATE: Please do not drop your account details until it has been decided which modality would be adopted. Then, call will be made for account details to be provided.
Thanks..

Someone suggested 2.5k to 40 people and another suggested 3k to 33 people, so original post is updated to reflect the suggestions.

Whatever option that is chosen eventually. Let me hope it reaches my side. 0169290778, GTB. God bless you.

puredigital:
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whatalife:
Dry white maize for sale over 5 ton available at iseyin

Do u still have dry maize? What's ur price.

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7.5 %VAT
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I did d calculation. It is actually 2.5%. Telco service providers have been remitting 5% VAT on airtime sales to FG right from time. so they they have to adjust the tariff rate to accommodate the 2.5% increment in VAT. I think this should come as a shock to the consumer. Even manufacturers of tangible commodities that are VATABLE will either increase price, reduce quality or quantity to transfer the increament in VAT to d consumers.

N.B: I am not in anyway supporting the government on this, as there are other ways of increasing revenue base, without inflicting more hardship to d pupulace.

Kaydagreat:
It will process 14,000 tonnes of sugarcane to produce 200,000 tonnes of Sugar? how on earth? Input will exceed output! In God we trust, everyone else shoukd bring data abeg.

Input feed rate is 14000 tonnes/day of cane, while the production output of refined sugar is 200000 tonnes per annum, that is around 550 tonnes per day.

Olamsoh:
Please, join the telegram group in my profile as I will be seen less on Nairaland

Thank you

I also want to join the telegram group. monsoor.akindele@yahoo.com
Thanks

uruba23:

I don't get it when people says Alhaji has a lot of support from government, someone whose industries is second largest employer of labor please who should they have supported.The major component of Flour is wheat ,and even indomie seems to the Flour.We are trying to diversify our economy, today we are self sufficient in cement,rice,sugar...hopefully tommorow we will be in milk,chocolates, petrol and whatever we have competitive advantage over.

Nigeria is not self sufficient in sugar. what the sugar producers do is to import raw sugar, refine and bag, as against making use of our sugar cane. so, not less than 80% of the sugar we consume is imported.
As for rice, it is a blatant lie (pure propaganda) that we are self sufficient. locally cultivated and processed rice are not readily available to consumers, while we mostly consume foreign brands that are massively smuggled in through the land boarders.

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and more than 2 years later, we are yet to see their brand sold in d open market.

heskeyw:
The main problem of agricultural products in Nigeria is storage facilities. How can we still be importing tomatoes when the ones produced in the north can serve the whole Nigeria? I think "storage of unused and excess resources" should be included as one of the basic economic problems of the society. If we can get it right with storage facilities, believe me, we will stop importing 90percent of the foods into the country.

You are off point. I think the minister of agriculture and the policy makers are quite dumb. It has been in our agric textbooks for decades that a good percentage of tomatoes produce waste due to lack of storage facilities. These dumb people still use those outdated figures as fact. The truth is we are not self-sufficient in tomatoes produce yet. So banning import action will be counterproductive. Just like d case of rice. They claim we now grow enough rice locally which is a blatant lie. All those state government rice brands are all propaganda, until we see local brands to buy in the open market.

A prospective maize farmer. 08133599522

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[quote author=Frenchfriez post=60131426]
First I would like to know what drug combination she is taking. Is it the Isoniazid-Rifampicin-Pyrazinamide combination?
Your findings are right about INH, and in truth all the anti-tb drugs have possible effects on the baby.
Specifically for the INH, one of its effects is as you have mentioned, you are also right about the pyridoxine, we routinely give it even in non-pregnant patients, talk more about pregnant women who have more demand for it.
My advice is this :
Continue with the pyridoxine.
Those drugs are supposed to be used under close supervision of a Doctor, in this case, an obstetrician. Take her and register for ANC in a teaching hospital near you. She would also need routine tests for the liver enzymes (at least every 2months) cos of the hepatoxic effect of the drugs.[/quote

Thanks for the response. She started with rifampicin-isoniazid-pyrazinamide-ethambutol combination. but it was reduced to just isoniazid-rifampicin combination with lower mass compositions about a week ago.

good evening doctor. my wife is 7 weeks pregnant (based on LMP). she has also been on anti TB regiment for 2 months. she asked the health care provider that administer the anti TB, about safety with pregnancy but was told there is nothing to worry about. I found In a medical journal online that isoniazid, one of the component of drug can cross
placenta and that the pregnant women must
be followed up because of the possibility of INH-induced hepatotoxicity. And Thus 50 mg daily of Pyridoxine was recommended.
Now my question is: should we go ahead with d supplement or just adhere to d position of d health personal at DOT centre.
mind not my long wordings.
Thanks for d wonderful job being done on d this platform

l've just sent u a request