You again.
So, Christ didn't know what He was talking about?
Kindly step aside with your nonsense.
God bless

Dtruthspeaker:

Christianity, Democracy And Governance- Are You A Faithful Servant?

When Christ said, "Give unto Caesar what is Caesars, and unto God what is God's", we can all agree that-
He was giving both an answer to a question;

AS WELL AS instructions to His disciples-
Do as the authorities command, do long as it doesn't conflict with your beliefs.

Later in the New Testament, St. Paul would instruct Christians to pray for their leaders, as God had allowed their reign.

These are all familiar to us.
But here's the problem-
Have we been faithful to these instructions?

Democracy is, first and foremost, government OF the People-
Meaning that all Citizens must be part of government AND governance, otherwise such a system will undoubtedly fail.
Do you see why all our leaders/rulers fail to move this nation forward by a single inch? We the People, in our REFUSAL to join in and interact with those we elect, WE are the ones who doom their tenure to failure.

This situation gets much worse for CHRISTIANS, when you add the instructions we began with to the mix-
It means that by REFUSING to participate in governance, we're guilty of DISOBEDIENCE to the Word of God!
And just in case we haven't made the connection yet-
"Give unto Caesar" translates to performing or CIVIC DUTIES, as outlined in the Constitution; AND ALSO ensuring that we FIGHT for or rights.
There's no escaping the meaning.

Dare I even ask how many of us pay for buhari..?
And yet, it's clear as day that we have A DUTY to do so!

I don't know how such instructions will affect us on judgement day; but if Christ is going to judge our duties to our fellow man, is it so unbelievable that we'll also be judged for our adherence to instructions?

So, what will you do-
Obey the scriptures, or choose disobedience?
I strongly urge you to ask your pastor in church.
Kindly spread the word.

May God grant us the wisdom and strength to do His Holy Will.
Amen.

MrBrownJay1:
everyday some greedy deluded mumu get its money taken from them....let them blame their foolish self.....50% ROI yeah right! even a blind man can see the scam/ponzi scheme a mile away!

on the one hand, yes-
na mumu dey do us.
but on the other hand, a lot of this would be avoided if people had financial literacy.
also, midst of us have superstitious, ignorant beliefs about money; so it's easy for conmen to spin tales and fool us...

I nor see where dem mention Interpol for d news o, but na d gist wey follow after-
nahim make am wella!

FEB 22, 2022

Osemwengie duped investors with the
promise of 50 per cent in return for their
investments, Peoples Gazette reports.
BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK

The founder of HO Corn, Harrison
Osemwengie has been declared wanted by
Interpol over multi-billion-naira investment
fraud.
Osemwengie duped investors with the
promise of 50 per cent in return for their
investments, Peoples Gazette reports.
This is according to a warrant of arrest
issued from the Central Crimes Registry.
“A warrant of arrest has been issued by the
chief magistrate court Lagos. He is wanted
by the police for the offence of obtaining
money under false pretence and investment
fraud and threat to life,” the special police
bulletin said.
Mr Osemwengie, during a media campaign in
February 2020, promised that his firm would
offer a 50 per cent return on investment
(ROI) after six months to anyone willing to
take advantage of it.
Subsequently, many people bought into it but
there was no return on investment as
promised by Osemwengie.
It was learnt that the investment funds run
into billions of naira.
Foundation for Investigative Journalism
spoke with an investor who said Mr
Osemwengie would be able to afford the
outrageous returns.
“I remember the presenter asking
Osemwengie if he was sure his company
would be able to pay the agreed 50 per cent
ROI and tell the public that the business was
well insured in the event of a disaster,” the
investor said.
The report also added that Mr Osemwengie’s
company would send photographs of farms
that did not belong to them to investors.
In July 2020, investors began to complain
about non-payment of promised ROIs, raising
doubts about the company’s authenticity.
“When this happened, HO Corn quickly issued
a statement blaming the pandemic and the
lockdown for its inability to make payment. It,
however, promised that by August, investors
would get their money,” another investor told
FIJ.
FIJ’s independent investigation revealed that
the company left its third-floor office at the
Africa Reinsurance Building, Karimu Kotun
Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, without
informing its investors.
SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK

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dawnomike:
Dangote is simply a bullish businessman...

lol
that refinery is the biggest and costliest mistake of his life.
just watch and see.

In 2017, ibe kachikwu said we needed $1.2b to fix ALL FOUR refineries.
but in 2020, the NNPC is investing $2.7b in one man's business...
#OurMumuNevaDo

AUG 10, 2021
Africa's Richest Man,
Dangote May Forfeit Refinery Project To Nigerian
Debt Recovery Agency Over Rising Debts, Long Delay

With the refinery now projected to commence operations in 2025, Dangote Group’s indebtedness to financial institutions is estimated to hit $8.4 billion by 2025.
BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK

Dangote Oil Refinery, which is reputed to be
Africa’s biggest oil refinery, may soon run
into a deep financial crisis as a result of a $7
billion debt burden – a situation which
indicates a possible takeover of the project
by the Assets Management Corporation of
Nigeria (AMCON).
Dangote Refinery is an oil refinery owned by
the Dangote Group that is under construction
in Lekki, Nigeria.
Dangote Group is a Nigerian multinational
industrial conglomerate, founded by Aliko
Dangote, Africa's richest man.
The Group's interests span a range of sectors
in Nigeria and across Africa.
According to an analysis by the Money
Management Series, Dangote Oil Refinery, a
650,000-barrel per day (BPD) integrated
refinery project under construction in the
Lekki Free Zone, Lagos, Nigeria, was
expected to commence production in 2016
with $3.3 billion financing secured in 2013.
With the refinery now projected to commence
operations in 2025, Dangote Group’s
indebtedness to financial institutions is
estimated to hit $8.4 billion by 2025.
Presently, this debt burden has risen to $7
billion with debt servicing of almost $700
million per annum.
The completion date of the refinery has been
moved eight times.
Whilst some might say this is not in the
character for Dangote Industries and their
numerous projects across different sectors,
the problem is deeply rooted.
A contractor at the delayed refinery project,
speaking under the condition of anonymity,
said that poor planning, underpayment of
contractors, and a lack of proper project
management with over 40 contractors on site
have led to most of the delays. He also
added that of the 40, none is willing to
commission as there is no clear delegation of
duty and over-decentralisation leading to
absolute chaos.
With these incessant delays, some financing
banks are already calling in their loans amid
fears of liquidity crisis, while others are
elated by the guarantee of huge interests to
be recouped as soon as the refinery comes
on stream.
Dangote has been able to restructure the
facilities from various local and international
banks twice so far, but most banks have
totally refused to restructure for the third time
with principal repayment also falling due as
well as the annual interest payments.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
(NNPC) has made available $3.8 billion as
part of federal government’s 20% equity in
the project, providing $1 billion cash, while
the remaining $2.8 billion will be in crude
supply.
However, analysts have pointed out that
NNPC’s 20% equity at $3.8 billion makes the
Dangote refinery overvalued at $19 billion.
When Aliko Dangote unveiled early plans for
the refinery in September 2013 and
announced that he had secured about $3.3
billion in financing for the project, the refinery
was estimated to cost about $9 billion, of
which $3 billion would be invested by the
Dangote Group and the remainder via
commercial loans, and begin production in
2016.
However, after a change in location to Lekki,
construction of the refinery did not begin until
2016 with excavation and infrastructure
preparation, and the planned completion was
pushed back to late 2018.
In July 2017, major structural construction
began, and Dangote estimated that the
refinery would be mechanically complete in
late 2019 and commissioned in early 2020.
Experts, however, posit that the construction
would likely take at least twice as long as
Dangote publicly stated, with refining
capability not likely to be achieved until 2025.
Meanwhile, last week the Minister of State for
Petroleum Resources, Timipre Sylva,
reiterated that Federal Executive Council
(FEC) approved the acquisition of 20 per cent
minority stakes by the NNPC in the Dangote
Petroleum and Petro-Chemical Refinery.
Sylva, while briefing State House
correspondents after the virtual FEC meeting
presided by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo
last Wednesday at the Presidential Villa, said
the acquisition was in the sum of $2.76
billion.
“The Executive Council also approved the
acquisition of 20 percent minority stakes by
the NNPC in the Dangote Petroleum and
Petro-Chemical Refineries in the sum of
$2.76 billion,” he said.
This development has been described by
industry observers as strange because $2.76
billion falls short of 20 percent of the
Dangote project valued by the sponsor at $16
billion. Using the $16 billion value, 20
percent should be $3.2 billion and analysts
have expressed dissatisfaction at the
disparity in the project’s value and NNPC’s
funding.
Speaking with MMS Plus on the complexities
with funding Dangote refinery, the Managing
Director of Cowry Assets Management, Mr.
Johnson Chukwu, argued that the banks
wouldn’t have any challenge from the
financing because Dangote would have to
pay the interests.
“I don’t see the banks being unable to meet
their liquidity because of the monies tied
down in the Dangote refinery. Ultimately, if
the investment is economically viable, when it
starts operation it should be able to meet up
the arrears. I believe the banks that went into
this project understood some of these
constraints and didn’t break their balance-
sheets in the move to finance Dangote
refinery. I don’t envisage any bank having a
liquidity challenge as a result of investing in
Dangote refinery. If there is any challenge it
would come from Dangote, but it should be
resolved when the project takes off,” he said.
Commenting on the possibility that NNPC
over-valued or under-valued the project in its
20% equity, Chukwu opined that NNPC may
be looking at an enterprise valuation while the
other value could be the net value.
“The enterprise value could be higher than
the amount Dangote has invested in the
project. However, I wasn’t involved in
determining that, so anything I say will be
purely speculative,” he said.
Despite the massive support of the Nigerian
government on the refinery project, things
have got so bad for the billionaire that even
income from his other businesses may not
be enough to cover the interest rates, let
alone the principal.
The $8.4 billion debt represents 75% of
Dangote’s net worth at $11.1 billion and
Africa’s richest man has to seek innovative
ways to prop up his business now as the
refinery project continues to be consistently
delayed.

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SNAPTUBE!!
That's what I used for my Airtel YouTube data.
worked like a charm-

Use the YouTube app or your browser to select what you want to download.
add to WATCH LATER, or create a PLAYLIST for them.
once it's past midnight, open snaptube and go to ME- that's where your playlists and other settings are.
you can download EVERYTHING at once, or select.
Enjoy!

WantsandMore:

It's a Fair Usage Policy thingy, Bandwidth are throttled once you get to a certain limit on your plan.

why would you say that?
how is holding 3 gb hostage fair to who paid for it?
it's simple blackmail.
and they get away with it due to our negligent agencies.
stop defending criminality.
God bless.

Brightw278:
Please lalasticlala help me push this to the front page for engagements, this is a very important decision of my life and I don’t want to make a mistake

it's unlikely that it helps you in any defining way.
apply for scholarships.
use free resources to learn what you need.
then-
invest your funds in any FMCG, or buy a bike and learn the trade, before giving it out on HP.
if unappealing, research ICT needs in your area and but 2-5 used tabs for training students in what you do.
a projector is a plus.
check schools that might need and want such, but only do it in contract- not on salary.

modified-
also, look into mobile gaming with the tabs; a few Bluetooth controllers might help, if there's money.
or look into training videos for vocational skills.
God bless.

Stormyharper:


Hey you, compliment of the season to you, have you been able to get an app that you can use to download videos?

Secondly are you using android device or ios?

Write back if you are still interested but i only have few apps for android device cuz i no get ios device

Android apps that will use ONLY my YouTube night bundle to download?
that will be great o.
which ones tho?

is it that APC is so shameless, that they don't even care how they've destroyed the nation?
my wondament...
God help us

hmmm
just insecurity Kwa?

shawante:
Well in my humble opinion I think the insecurity issue especially in the north is one of the major issues of our depreciating economy because some of the things we get at a cheaper rate from there are no longer readily available and the available one prices have skyrocketed.

So if we can tackle this issue of insecurity I think inflation will subsidize

as the year draws to a close, I believe some sober reflection is in order.

almost every index of development is in the red.
imagine what the 2019 poverty capital of the world is experiencing now.

our economy is in the toilet. there seems to be no end or reprieve in sight-
from gas prices to essential commodities, from local rice to next year's planned end of petrol subsidies (same subsidies that buhari doesn't believe in; and that Kyari said ended last year o).

and yet, our public SERVANTS keep balling, like the world will end tomorrow.

we need to learn and address the general and specific causes-
the events and policies that led to the naira being at it's lowest point in our nation's history.
and how to ensure they're either reversed or never repeated again.

the floor is open.
mature discourse only, no bashing of individuals.
derailers will be reported.
God bless.

Lalasticlala

Xenry:
No, there is no transfer for the downloaded movies.

na d Koko b dat o!
who knows how I can download YouTube vids with this night bundle?!

Xenry:
Use YouTube app.

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If you have YouTube Night data, at night your main data will be paused when you browse and download on YouTube; it will switch to your YouTube's data.

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From 12-5am. But you will have to wait for some minutes after 12am so that it will be well switched to YouTube's data.

can I copy or transfer the videos after downloading them?

NaijaBoy213:
Download snaptube (beta version) from moddroid. Com enjoy

so it will use only the YouTube bundle?

SamuelLoch:


You can, actually

how tho?

Jirilistic:
U can use YouTube app or "YouTube Go"
Alternatively,u can use y2matedotcom to download movies from YouTube directly to ur phone memory or memory card

will it use my main data, our the YouTube bundle?

Dubetex96:
Use vidmate to download what ever you want to watch

will it use the YouTube data, or my normal bundle?

juniorstar:

Type ss in front of youtube.com

you mean on my mobile browser?
just like that?
and it will use the YouTube bundle?

how can one download using the YouTube night data? I have 4gb, but it's only saving on my YouTube account. how do I download with this bundle? or which app can I use to download, without using my main data bundle? anyone with answers? God bless

how can one download using the YouTube night data?
I have 4gb, but only saving on my account is possible.
which app can I use to download, without using my main data bundle?
God bless

Xenry:
You can use night browsing's data: download the movies at night and watch them in the day. Or better still, use YouTube data bonus to download them, Airtel and Glo use to give such bonuses.

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I loaded N200 on Friday.
got an alert today, Monday, saying my data remains 93mb.
shu
Las las, dem tok say na my fault, sake of say I for don
deactivate d data, if to say e taya me.
sodiafor, y I com dey shout.
naso I com ax say,
wait o! una min sey customer musto dey cram all d code wey
all man don use, com go dey cansu dem?!
na so d woman tok, yes na.
unbilivabul...
Isok na.
nahim I say make I nack una d gist o.
bkiafu, b4 dem cari u go last year data.
ayaf try.

@9mobile customers, beware- deactivate ur old data plans o. ... I loaded N200 on Friday. got an alert today, Monday, saying my data remains 93mb. shu Las las, dem tok say na my fault, sake of say I for don deactivate d data, if to say e taya me. sodiafor, y I com dey shout. naso I com ax say, wait o! una min sey customer musto dey cram all d code wey all man don use, com go dey cansu dem?! na so d woman tok, yes na. unbilivabul... Isok na. nahim I say make I nack una d gist o. bkiafu, b4 dem cari u go last year data. ayaf try.