Download NiN app...from playstore...

Register with your NiN number...then , you could add your number to NiN and also see the numbers already added.

IMF, World Bank and the rest....

I am sure their real intension is turn NIGERIA into another Venezuela...

Venezuela has been an oil producer since 1914 when the first commercial oil, Venezuela has the world's largest proven oil reserves at an estimated 304 billion barrels (18% of global reserves) as of 2020. About 94% of the population in Venezuela lives on the poverty line, with more than 80% of them having already lost an average of 19 kg due to malnutrition.

Nigeria Leaders should be careful of these organisations working to destroy any emergng economy...

How many economy in the world have they advised and you see prosper...

Dubai, China and others doing fine would NEVER listen to them....

NIGERIA POLITICIANS make una CALM DOWN FROM ADVISE OF THE REAL ENEMY...in disguise.

Hmmmmm, if only govt will realize that IMF, World Bank and the rest and only trying to destroy our economy, since 1980, which of their advises has really helped us, same way they keep advising Venezuela (Oil producing Country with the worst economy in the world)....Asian and middle east that refuses to their Policies and developing....IMF and World bank are evil...

Hmmm... And some of you really actually believe this lie from the pit of hell.
I once had similar accusations from my ex-wife, she told people, that I didn't touch her for 6 years. Whereas, every month, the minimum nacking time is 12 times.
Some women would like to justify their stupid action by telling more lies...

Fear bad women o...

I wish Zealot P8 comes out early.... I think it has radio functionality.

rukyboy:


Does it have FM radio

eezeribe:

I have used all 3 of them, S67 is currently the highest rated Zealot Bluetooth speaker, it has 60watts output and 14400mah monster battery which lasts for 40 hours at 50% output. It does not have FM, the bass is really good and the battery lasts so long... It is also more expensive than S37L and S39...

Thanks for the information...sorry for disturbing you... That means neither S37L nor S39 uses FM too?

Please I need information about some of these Zealot products... Especially Zealot S39 Zealot S67 and Zealot s37l...
1. Do they have internal Radio (FM)...?
2. And how lasting is their battery...which has the best battery capacity....?
3. Which of them as better Bass System...?

Please this will assist an intending friend /customer to choose which to buy...

I am not in support of Jungle Justice, but I think, this shouldn't be allowed on air (no cameras allowed)... Then all should be killed without any media involved quietly ... No matter where they come from... Be it Yoruba, Igbo, Fulani/Hausa or any tribe.... Any set of miscreants that has a mission to destroy us (Human first, before a being tribe or a particular Religion) ... They should be shot at sight... Haba...

When we aren't supposed to be at war...

Don't we have laws on Gun ownership in this country ni...(better, make govt give all license to own one)... If you are coming with ur gun and you know say me too dey loaded... U will reset ur brain...
I just dey vex...

passylive:
I remember him very well. I wonder how larry, chuks, blessing, and d rest of d boys dat served mass under him at ikorodu will b feeling nw.
Rip in peace Padre.

Cletus Eyibe.... A very close friend of mine was also one of his Mass Servant back in those days....

O Lord, we pray Thee that the soul of Thy priest, Thy servant (Very Reverend Monsignor Sylvester E. U. Osigweh), which, while he abode in this world, Thou didst adorn with sacred gifts, may ever rejoice in a glorious place in heaven. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Eternal rest grant unto him , O Lord, 
and let perpetual light shine upon him.

May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

"God used him for me" some years ago at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Ikorodu.

Sorry to say this, is this story really complete?
Hope you did not actually push him into doing that... Alot of nagging women push their husband into different funny things but come out complaining... And they are Saint.

... I am a married man too, and I know women can really be funny and frustrating... Though lovable.
Wetin man go do!

By what I know of.... Contiss 7.2 will earn like 99k and after deduction..... You will take home around 92k...

adecharly:


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1. We assume, that the number 13500000 is 100% - because it's the output value of the task.
2. We assume, that x is the value we are looking for.
3. If 100% equals 13500000, so we can write it down as 100%=13500000.
4. We know, that x% equals 750000 of the output value, so we can write it down as x%=750000.
5. Now we have two simple equations:
1) 100%=13500000
2) x%=750000
where left sides of both of them have the same units, and both right sides have the same units, so we can do something like that:
100%/x%=13500000/750000
6. Now we just have to solve the simple equation, and we will get the solution we are looking for.

7. Solution for 750000 is what percent of 13500000

100%/x%=13500000/750000
(100/x)*x=(13500000/750000)*x - we multiply both sides of the equation by x
100=18*x - we divide both sides of the equation by (18) to get x
100/18=x
5.5555555555556=x
x=5.5555555555556

now we have:
750000 is 5.5555555555556% of 13500000

(I am not a Mathematician o... Na Nigerian Govt. Make me turn to Google o...)

... I AM NOT UNDERSTANDING YET!

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To get the solution, we are looking for, we need to point out what we know.

1. We assume, that the number 750000 is 100% - because it's the output value of the task.
2. We assume, that x is the value we are looking for.
3. If 100% equals 750000, so we can write it down as 100%=750000.
4. We know, that x% equals 13500000 of the output value, so we can write it down as x%=13500000.
5. Now we have two simple equations:
1) 100%=750000
2) x%=13500000
where left sides of both of them have the same units, and both right sides have the same units, so we can do something like that:
100%/x%=750000/13500000
6. Now we just have to solve the simple equation, and we will get the solution we are looking for.

7. Solution for 13500000 is what percent of 750000

100%/x%=750000/13500000
(100/x)*x=(750000/13500000)*x - we multiply both sides of the equation by x
100=0.055555555555556*x - we divide both sides of the equation by (0.055555555555556) to get x
100/0.055555555555556=x
1800=x
x=1800

now we have:
13500000 is 1800% of 750000

Nigeria is in REAL TROUBLE.

adecharly:
750000 is what percent of 13500000 - step by step solution

Simple and best practice solution for 750000 is what percent of 13500000. Check how easy it is, and learn it for the future. Our solution is simple, and easy to understand, so don`t hesitate to use it as a solution of your homework.

1. We assume, that the number 13500000 is 100% - because it's the output value of the task.
2. We assume, that x is the value we are looking for.
3. If 100% equals 13500000, so we can write it down as 100%=13500000.
4. We know, that x% equals 750000 of the output value, so we can write it down as x%=750000.
5. Now we have two simple equations:

750000 is what percent of 13500000 - step by step solution

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1. We assume, that the number 13500000 is 100% - because it's the output value of the task.
2. We assume, that x is the value we are looking for.
3. If 100% equals 13500000, so we can write it down as 100%=13500000.
4. We know, that x% equals 750000 of the output value, so we can write it down as x%=750000.
5. Now we have two simple equations:
1) 100%=13500000
2) x%=750000
where left sides of both of them have the same units, and both right sides have the same units, so we can do something like that:
100%/x%=13500000/750000
6. Now we just have to solve the simple equation, and we will get the solution we are looking for.

7. Solution for 750000 is what percent of 13500000

100%/x%=13500000/750000
(100/x)*x=(13500000/750000)*x - we multiply both sides of the equation by x
100=18*x - we divide both sides of the equation by (18) to get x
100/18=x
5.5555555555556=x
x=5.5555555555556

now we have:
750000 is 5.5555555555556% of 13500000

(I am not a Mathematician o... Na Nigerian Govt. Make me turn to Google o...)

... I AM NOT UNDERSTANDING YET!

750000 is what percent of 13500000 - step by step solution

Simple and best practice solution for 750000 is what percent of 13500000. Check how easy it is, and learn it for the future. Our solution is simple, and easy to understand, so don`t hesitate to use it as a solution of your homework.

1. We assume, that the number 13500000 is 100% - because it's the output value of the task.
2. We assume, that x is the value we are looking for.
3. If 100% equals 13500000, so we can write it down as 100%=13500000.
4. We know, that x% equals 750000 of the output value, so we can write it down as x%=750000.
5. Now we have two simple equations:

... I think it is high time we STAND UP FOR OUR RIGHT.

*by JENNIFER BANGOURA Published18 October 2017*


Are you curious about what it’s like to immerse yourself in a different culture and live in a another country? Do you want to be of service to the global community, while sharpening your own technical expertise? Does the cost of living abroad make you say “I could never pick up and move somewhere on the other side of the world!”? If you said yes to any, or all, of those questions you might just be ready to do the unexpected and join the Peace Corps.

Before you throw yourself a bon voyage party, there are a number of things to consider before joining the Peace Corps. From your Peace Corps application to pre-departure to what it’s like while you’re serving as a volunteer and what you can expect when you return home - the list is long! When you join the Peace Corps you’re not just signing up for the toughest job you’ll ever love - there’s a lot more involved! We’ve pulled together the things you need to know before joining the Peace Corps so you can make your most informed decision.

The hard facts before you join the Peace Corps

1. My top Peace Corps application tips
The Peace Corps application process has changed dramatically in the past few years so be careful when you ask for advice on the process to consider the source - if they applied more than two years ago, their advice and perspective could already be outdated. Previously, you ranked your preference for region of the world, sector of work, and an approximate start date. Now, you can browse open positions in specific countries and specific sectors just like you would for a job application.
Education?
Agriculture?
Community Economic Development?
Health? Environment? Youth in Development?
What’s your pleasure?
Which sector will best leverage your skills and strengths?
You can filter results by departure date (soonest or latest), sector, language requirement, and even marital status (if you’re applying as a couple). It’s never been easier to find, at least what you think is, your perfect placement!

As for additional tips for applying for a Peace Corps position—take your time. Be thorough and read the instructions so you don’t miss important steps of the process.

[Get matched with volunteer programs]

2. Understanding your Peace Corps salary
Technically, the Peace Corps is a volunteer service, which would make you think you don’t get any money. Don’t let the word volunteer fool you!


While you don’t earn a salary, you do receive a living stipend to pay for basics like food, some transportation, and other living expenses you may need.

Depending on your placement, your stipend may mean that you barely have enough to get by, or that you can save enough for traveling, or for when you return home.

Whatever your stipend, wherever you are, it’s probably a whole lot more than what the people around you are earning so make sure to budget wisely and think about what are your needs and what are your ‘would be nice to haves’ before you go on your shopping sprees.

3. The most popular places/countries to serve in the Peace Corps
If you’re wondering where the best Peace Corps countries to serve are, we can’t really help you. After all, like Danielle said in Ever After, “I could no sooner choose a favorite star in the heavens.” But some people do have favorite stars so we’ll give you our inside scoop.

First: do your research before you apply about what it’s like in the country where you would be serving. Do you turn the heat on in the summer because you abhor being cold? Better keep your eyes on openings in Senegal or Ecuador. Do you love making snow angels and dream about living in a cold, winter wonderland? Check out positions in Ukraine or Kyrgyz Republic.

The best places to serve in Peace Corps will vary from person to person and experience to experience. At the root of it all will be your attitude combined with the village or city where you are assigned to live and work. When you join the Peace Corps you need to keep the lines of communication open between yourself and your Peace Corps administration in your country of service to make sure everyone’s expectations are being met - or adjusted!

peace corps director and (former) secretary of state John Kerry signing document with ambassadors to Vietnam in Hanoi
Peace Corps Director Carrie Hessler-Radelet signs a historic partnership to establish a Peace Corps program for the first time in Vietnam. Photo credit: U.S. Department of State

4. The Peace Corps requirements
Are you asking yourself “Is the Peace Corps right for me?” If so, you’re not alone—many have asked the same question before you. But if your question is more of an “Am I eligible to serve in the Peace Corps” then you need to be of age and a US citizen. If you’re wondering how old do you have to be to join the Peace Corps, the answer is adult—18+. If you’re an adult and a U.S. citizen, then the answer is yes then, at least on paper, you’re eligible. Of course, there are shades of gray—be sure to reach out to an advisor and see if you’re a possible candidate before you click away from the opportunity forever.

5. The Peace Corps benefits
Does the sound of total health care coverage bring stars to your eyes? When you’re a Peace Corps Volunteer, all of your health care expenses, including insurance coverage, medications, and care related to any injuries or diseases sustained while serving are covered by the Peace Corps. Take this information with a grain of salt - some people have easy-peasy experiences with the Peace Corps medical system wherein their needs are met and they don’t have any issues. Others have a different story.

For every positive experience, there’s probably at least one or two people out there with a horror story to scare you away. You will definitely need to be (or learn how to be) your own advocate (both before and after joining the Peace Corps) and do your research. Someone else isn’t going to do it for you (another lesson you’ll learn if you do decide to become a Peace Corps Volunteer.

Maybe you’re wondering what the other benefits are to joining the Peace Corps - there are many related to your career, graduate school, and beyond that can’t necessarily be quantified. Check out this comprehensive list that details just what the Peace Corps can do for you so you can spend more time thinking about what you’re going to do for others.

6. The Peace Corps cost
Do you get paid in the Peace Corps? Yes—but not much. While you will receive a stipend once you join the Peace Corps, there are costs you will need to keep in mind before you leave. You will be responsible for covering any medical costs related to your medical clearance beforehand and you will also likely want to spend money purchasing appropriate gear or clothing for your day to day life or adventures you would like to experience while in your new home.

Budget and spend carefully; all of those extra costs can add up. Better yet, if your friends and family are eager to support you in your service, make an Amazon Wish List and share out the link - many will be happy to have a concrete way to support your service and adventure!

[Don’t Have 2 Years to Spare? 12 Peace Corps Alternatives]
Peace Corps volunteers dancing at swearing in ceremony in Madagascar.
Your swearing in ceremony is an experience you’ll never forget! Photo credit: Amcaja

7. The Peace Corps age limit
Does the idea of joining the Peace Corps now seem far off and unattainable? You may say to yourself “I’m too young!”, or “I’m too old!”, let us tell you now — age is but a number and as long as you are over the age of 18, you can apply to join the Peace Corps. Because like the former Peace Corps motto says, the corner office can wait. Some corners of the world can’t. Take it from our experience - this will be an adventure you won’t regret. For better or for worse, joining the Peace Corps teaches you invaluable lessons about yourself and the world around you. It’s not for everyone, but the Peace Corps has lessons for all - at all ages.


As far as advice for anyone considering joining the Peace Corps—you need to be humble. From integrating into another culture to navigating the illnesses you may encounter to sharing your experience with friends and family back home - your Peace Corps service can bring you to your knees. If you go into the experience thinking you have all the answers or you know your service will be one way or another - I can tell you right now, you’re wrong. Maintaining a sense of humility will keep you respectful and aware of what you’re doing and how it is perceived - from your colleagues to your new friends and family in your host country to your friends and family back home.

[50 Years Later: Personal and National Lessons from the Peace Corps]
Are there Peace Corps alternatives?

Joining the Peace Corps is not for everyone. If you don’t think (or really don’t have!) two years to spare, here’s a list of 12 Peace Corps alternatives for you to peruse. You can opt to volunteer abroad for shorter term or teach abroad and get paid for it. The choice is yours! Here are a couple other excellent options to consider if Peace Corps isn’t your bag:


https://www.goabroad.com/articles/volunteer-abroad/things-to-know-before-you-join-peace-corps

You guys can use the link below, some of my younger friends were able to apply through it... And it's SIMPLE!

https://apply.npower.gov.ng/

Please Gurus in the house...
I intend buying an item about $170 and by what I have seen here, I have to use two cards... But I only have one.

Can I purchase the coupon for about $70 in a month and wait still the following month to complete the order paying 100 dollars with the earlier 70 dollars coupon...


Can this really work...
Please, I need answers.
Thank you in advance.

TippyTop:
Getting honorary degrees still better than certificate forgery.
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I guess there were some miscalculations then, Jagaban actually had certificates ...

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For the " less informed" ....
The Sacked University staff has not done anything WRONG.

It was a decision taken by the immediate past Govt headed by President Jonathan.
And was basically to reduce Govt Spending, and for your information, those on strike now(We) are mainly trying to help others not to loose their job.


Some of the Issues...


The Senior Staff Association of the Nigerian Universities has
called for an indefinite strike on December 24, 2015 to
protest a recent decision of the Federal Government to sack
2,000 university workers across the country by January,
2016.
The National President of SSANU, Mr. Samson Ugwoke,
said during a press briefing in Abuja on Friday that the
National Salaries, Income and Wages Commission, and the
National Universities Commission had written letters of
termination to 2,000 members of staff of the universities.
Ugwoke said that the senior staff union of the universities
had already dispatched letters to the Ministry of Education,
the NUC and the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages
Commission to withdraw the letters of termination issued to
varsity workers of the University of Ilorin, Federal University
of Technology, Akure, Usman Dan Fodio University, Sokoto
and others.
He said that SSANU also urged the Education Ministry and
the other agencies to ensure immediate withdrawal of similar
letters to vice chancellors to terminate the appointment of
personnel of university staff primary schools.
He said the letter dated December 17, 2015 also copied
President Muhammadu Buhari, the President of Senate,
Bukola Saraki, the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, the Minister of Labour
and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige and others.
Ugwoke added that the 2,000 workers affected in the
planned retrenchment exercise were drawn from 31
universities and were employed by the councils of the various
institutions to make the requisite contribution to educational
development in the institutions and the society over the
years.
The SSANU leader noted that the directive to sack the
workers who are expected to leave service in January 2016
was contained in a circular said to have been written and
signed by a Deputy Director in the Ministry of Education,
Mr. E.O Fayemi, on behalf of the minister.
He stated further that the circular dated April 21, 2015,
was attached with a memorandum and report from the
National Salaries, Income and Wages Commission dated
March 2014 and February 2014 respectively.
According to him, the commission responded to the circular
by directing the removal of personnel of staff schools and
other institutions affiliated to the universities from the
payroll.
He said, “The implementation of this directive would be a
gross violation and breach of the SSANU/FGN 2009
Agreement, which explicitly stated that the University shall
bear full capital and recurrent cost of University Staff
primary schools.
“It is further shocking to note that till date, the Federal
Ministry of Defence still funds the capital and recurrent
costs of over 100 Army Children Schools, Command Children
Schools, Navy Primary Schools and Air Force Schools; while
the Ministry of Police Affairs still funds its Police Children
Schools, all from the Federal Treasury.
“We are surprised that an agency of government, the
National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission, could
continue with this callous, wicked, insensitive and ill-
intentioned agenda, despite our calls, letters, press releases
and publications on the issue.
“With the advent of the administration of President
Muhammadu Buhari, we had written series of public and
confidential letters on same with no positive response.”
He said that 90 per cent of the pupils of the university
staff schools were children of the staff of the institutions
stressing that the schools were established alongside other
academic components of the universities in some cases.
The unionist said SSANU had to give the December 24,
2015 deadline to the Federal Government as part of the
efforts to prevent the over 2000 workers of the
universities from being sacked.
Several efforts by Saturday PUNCH to get the response of
ASUU National President, Dr. Nasir Fagge, was resisted
because he said, “I am out of the country and you don’t
expect me to answer you from abroad.”
Also when contacted, the Special Assistant (Media) to the
Minister of State for Education, Anthony Akuneme, directed
our correspondent to the office of the Education Minister,
Adamu Adamu.
But several calls and SMS to the Assistant Director of
Press in the Education Ministry, Abdul Onu, were not
replied.

http://www.punchng.com/buhari-sacks-2000-varsity-
workers/

Tadeus:


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7. King Herod the Great (Israel)

Born: 74/73 BCE, Edom
Died: 4 BC, Jericho
Parents: Cypros, Antipater the Idumaean
Wives: Doris, Mariamne I, Mariamne II, Malthace, Cleopatra of Jerusalem
Children: Herod Antipas, Herod Archelaus, Philip the Tetrarch, Antipater II, Herod II, Aristobulus IV, Salome, Alexander, son of Herod, Salampsio, Phasael, Olympias, Herod, Cypros, Roxanne
Occupation: King of Judea
Religion: Second Temple Judaism
Reign: 37–4 BCE

6. Vlad III the Impaler (Wallachia)

Other names: Vlad III Dracula, (Vlad) Drăculea, (Vlad) Dracula
Romanian name: Vlad Țepeș
Born: November or December 1431, Segesvár, Kingdom of Hungary
Died: December 1476 or January 1477, exact date unknown (aged 44-45), Wallachia (exact location unknown)
Parents: Vlad II Dracul, Cneajna of Moldavia (presumed)
Wives: Transylvanian noblewoman Ilona Szilágyi
Reign: 1448, 1456–1462, 1476
House: House of Drăculești (branch of the House of Basarab)

5. Kim Jong-il (North Korea)

Born: Yuri Irsenovich Kim
Born: 16 February 1941, Vyatskoye, Khabarovsk Krai, Russia
Died: December 17, 2011, Pyongyang, North Korea
Spouse (s): Kim Young-sook (1974–2011)
Children: Kim Jong-un, Kim Jong-nam, Kim Yo-jong, Kim Jong-chul, Kim Sul-song
Occupation: Politician
Political party: Wo, Russia
Died: December 17, 2011, Pyongyang, North Korea
Spouse (s): Kim Young-sook (1974–2011)
Children: Kim Jong-un, Kim Jong-nam, Kim Yo-jong, Kim Jong-chul, Kim Sul-song
Occupation: Politician
Political party: Workers' Party of Korea

4. Sheikh Hasina (Bangladesh)

Born: September 28, 1947 (age 67)
Parents: Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Spouse: M. A. Wazed Miah (m. 1967–2009)
Children: Sajeeb Wazed, Saima Wazed Hossain Putul
Siblings: Sheikh Kamal
Education: University of Dhaka, Eden Mohila College, Boston University
Occupation: Politician
Political party: Bangladesh Awami League

3. Mao Zedong (China)

Born: December 26, 1893, Shaoshan, China
Died: September 9, 1976, Beijing, China
Nationality: People's Republic of China
Spouse (s): Luo Yixiu (1907–1910), Yang Kaihui (1920–1930), He Zizhen (1930–1937), Jiang Qing (1939–1976)
Children: 10
Occupation: Revolutionary, statesman
Political party: Communist Party of China

2. Joseph Stalin (USSR)

Patronym: Vissarionovich
Family name: Jugashvili
Born: Ioseb Besarionis Dze Jugashvili
Born: 18 December 1878, Gori, Tiflis Governorate, Russian Empire
Died: 5 March 1953 (aged 74), Kuntsevo Dacha, Kuntsevo, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
Nationality: Georgian
Parents: Besarion Jughashvili, Ketevan Geladze
Spouse (s): Ekaterina Svanidze (1906–1907), Nadezhda Alliluyeva (1919–1932)
Children: Yakov Dzhugashvili, Vasily Dzhugashvili, Svetlana Alliluyeva
Occupation: Politician
Political party: Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Battles/wars: World War I, Russian Civil War, Polish–Soviet War, World War II