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jujutom:add to it friend finder |
jmoore:My dear you got to wise up now because as for me, nothing will make me fall for those scams posted by MTN. even if it's free. The op fell for it perhaps because of awof.Inspite of the enlightment here yet some nairalanders wouldn't listen and That's is why all these operators will be smiling to the bank while you cry foul. Don't mind those people they post on tv claiming to have won prices because many of them are stage manage abi non be Nigeria I they. |
emsheddy:To be Frank with you, MTN zone is the cheapest tariff in the Nigeria telecom market. I have the feeling that MTN is having financial crises and so they are doing all possible means to meet.up or perhaps their machine is down because I remember last year in cross river It wasn't working for over 6 months until one day that it started working. Opt in for glo bounce plan if you are a heavy call user. first min @ 40k/sec and 2nd min @ 12k/sec |
jmoore:. You know say MTN na thief u come go subscribe haba Nigerians can fall my hand. Even goat dey Get sense wen dem beat am taya |
jmoore:abeg non ves oh but mumu get grade. You know say MTN na thief u come go subscribe haba Nigerians can fall my hand |
emsheddy:Please port to glo. some people self behave A's if without MTN you can't make calls. please switch to another tariff or try another operator. MTN as you earlier said are working on it so be patient if you insist on sticking to MTN. |
I pity those that will subscribe to that plan because the wey Airtel go suck your credit you go know how far. |
omonuan:the Ndokwa sect are the worst set of human beings in power. |
omonuan:the same person that siphon money meant do roads in Agbor, ask Uduaghan for the concluding story |
nora544:na u make fake? u nkor what are you, original? abeg leave the pastor alone make he do wetin he they do. It's not a must that you believe those prophecies from men of God. That's how they castigate T.B Joshua because of bad predictions but if he talk good one u na go say na normal thing. |
Austin234:it is not as if they wish their fellow human being death. but some persons are just wicked and they have resulted to comit evil. Jesus said that "man's enemy are within " .It's the evil spirit that most persons pray against not the human being. but if the perpetrator of such act refuses to repent, he will be consumed because our God is consuming fire. Jehovah is love and the same time a consuming fire, so it's a two way thing moreover he's the one that decide to consume or not. He chosens who to spare or not spare. He's the God of vengeance because he avenge for those that cast their petition before him. Their cases where some persons call of the fire of God that they end up consuming themselves. |
@ op it's not necessary football per say but the way we idolize it and put God last instead of the other way round. When you idolize anything more than God, it becomes a sin for example the illustration given where you mention a pastor cancelling night vilgil because of football is idolatry before God. Never the less that doesn't mean you can't watch football matches but if clashes with the things of God, it's advisable you forfeit the game for God not the other way. |
kasimseun:it's my dear.that code looks like a tariff Plan migration code called MTN jara plus |
luluosas:I thought ncc said bonus calls shouldn't be restricted to on net calls for Mtn and Glo why this thrash? once mtn default, Ncc Will be quick to sanction them but others especially Glo does the same thing no response.NCC you guys are partial on this and please Glo abide by the rules . |
What Onyebuchi Chukwu? what is his fate come 2015 |
ozor1:no |
As the country continues to rely on importation for most of its fuel needs, the recent devaluation of the naira is taking a toll on marketers as the cost of importing fuel has increased. This is coming on the heels of the delay in the payment of subsidy arrears by the government, for which marketers were said to be groaning as they could not make fresh order for the product. Following the weakening of the naira by the decline in crude oil prices, the Central Bank of Nigeria was last week forced to devalue the currency by 8.5 per cent from N155 to N168 to the United States’ dollar. Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, relies heavily on imported refined petroleum products for the servicing of the economy, creating a lucrative market for refiners in the United States, Europe and other African countries such as Cameroun and Cote d’Ivoire. The Chairman, Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Lagos Zone, Alhaji Tokunbo Korodo, in a telephone interview with our correspondent, said, “The devaluation of the naira is part of what may lead to scarcity. Most of the fuel importers are having a serious setback.” “Apart from that, some of the importers are not willing to import fuel as a result of non-payment of subsidy arrears. According to information some of them are peddling around, the money will not be paid until after elections. Some of the marketers are seriously complaining about their subsidy payments and that is why some of them are not even going into fresh importation. The ex-depot price of the fuel at the depots is also increasing on a daily basis because some of them are running out of stock. “So, we are likely to face a lot of challenges this festive period if urgent steps are not taken by the government or the relevant authorities,” Korodo added. An energy specialist at Ecobank, Mr. Dolapo Oni said as a result of the devaluation, the cost of importing fuel had increased, especially since the country operates on landed cost. “So the Letter of Credit opened by a bank is not paid until the goods land, by which time the dollar rate is often higher,” he said. In its latest briefing note on energy, oil and gas, Ecobank Research said the combination of high dollar rates and non-payment of fuel subsidies had put the petroleum marketers in a situation where they were running low on reserves of key fuels. “Delay in payment of fuel subsidies in Nigeria continues to impose financial costs on petroleum marketers, even as security challenges in the northern part of the country also affect operations,” according to the report. The amount spent on fuel imports to the country in the second quarter of this year increased by 50.2 per cent to $4.01bn from $2.67bn in the first quarter, according to the data from the Central Bank of Nigeria. The CBN said “the growth in oil sector imports was mainly facilitated by the low domestic refining capacity which induced increased importation of fuel to meet domestic demand.” The country’s refineries have long been operating well below installed capacity as they are in different states of disrepair. They operated at an average of 10.46 per cent of their combined nameplate capacity of 445,000 barrels per day in June, according to data from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation. The Ecobank report noted that the lower crude oil price had actually benefited refiners in Middle Africa who are now able to afford more quantities of the previously expensive light sweet crude grades. Refineries such as Cameroon’s 42,000 bpd SONARA refinery and Cote d’Ivoire 80,000 bpd SIR refinery which typically refine Nigeria’s Bonny Light and Brass River crude grades, among others, are said to have been able to boost production. “As these crude grades yield more middle distillates demanded by West African countries, the higher output could potentially also boost petroleum product trading between the two countries and Nigeria. The SONARA, which, as of June was owed nearly $600m by the government in fuel subsidy payments, is expected to witness a major turnaround in its operations.” According to the report, the higher yield from processing more light sweet crude and likely higher output of petroleum products could even increase its trade in petroleum products with Nigeria, where oil importers are yet to place orders with European refiners over unpaid subsidies. “The SIR in Cote d’Ivoire was equally owed around $95m by the government but has been able to secure lines of credit from its bankers to take up more crude oil feedstock. As a key fuel supplier to the Nigerian market, the SIR could strengthen its relevance to Nigeria as output increases,” said Ecobank Research http://www.punchng.com/business/energy/fuel-importers-under-pressure-from-devalued-naira/ How come most banks sell $1 for N190 |
asudan:http://m.news24.com/nigeria/Politics/News/I-have-no-hand-in-Ebonyi-PDP-crisis-says-Patience-Jonathan-20141203 |
Abuja – The First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, on Tuesday restated that she was not involved in the selection of candidates vying for elective positions on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). This is contained in a statement issued by her Media Assistant, Ayo Adewuyi, in Abuja. The statement was in reaction to a media publication alleging that Jonathan had anointed the Deputy Governor of Ebonyi, Chief Dave Umahi, as the gubernatorial candidate of the party. “It has again come to our notice that some politicians who are desperate to score cheap political points have connived to tarnish the image of the first lady, Patience Faka Jonathan, by roping her into the Ebonyi PDP crisis. “We consider it absurd that any person will assume that the first lady would make such a request considering the fact that she has continued to preach for peaceful conduct of all aspirants before, during and after elections.” According to the statement, this is another attempt by mischief makers to loop their self-induced political travails around the first lady to develop strategy for their survival. “Let us state once again that the first lady is not an elected official of the state, neither is she a party functionary. She therefore recognises very clearly her place in the scheme of things. “Let it be known that the first lady has no hand in the selection of the party’s candidates in any state and definitely not in Ebonyi. Also read: PDP addresses divisions in Ebonyi “If anything, she has continued the gospel of peaceful atmosphere for the conduct of 2015 elections.’’ According to the statement, she believes the elections can only be conducted in a peaceful atmosphere and the aspirants must be alive to contest and win election. “She only preaches peace because she is a mother of peace. “To therefore allege that the first lady insisted that the Ebonyi State Deputy Governor, Chief Dave Umahi, must be the gubernatorial candidate of the party against the wish of the people and the party is to say the least subjudice.” The statement said that the National Working Committee was making efforts to ensure that peace returned to the state chapter of the party. |
it's not true |
opeyemix:https://www.nairaland.com/1965148/new-release-tecno-h6-spec it will help |
it's fraud |
NCC is a disgrace .how come did Glo suddenly increase subscribe base within two months without sales of sim that's if they adhered to the ban by ncc.I don't believe what NCC publish |
MarkOgens: |
Lagos State Government on Sunday reiterated that it had always paid the salaries of all its employees, doctors inclusive, as and when due. Some doctors working in the state government’s hospitals had early last week staged a demonstration, alleging that the state government owed them an unspecified amount of money covering their salaries for July and August this year. But debunking the allegation, the government said the complaint by the doctors referred to July and August 2014 during which period the affected doctors went on strike, adding that their salaries were not paid in accordance with the government’s policy of “No Work, No Pay.” Government also recalled, with regrets, that the period of the doctors’ strike unfortunately coincided with the outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in the state, pointing out that all entreaties to the striking doctors to see reasons and call off the strike were ignored. In a statement jointly signed by Chairman, Health Service Commission, Dr. M.O. Salako and Chairman, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Dr. O. Williams, the state government said it had promptly resumed payment of salaries of the doctors since they resumed work. The statement, which reiterated that the state government’s policy of “no work, no pay” was still in force, pointed out that the policy was informed by the fact that it was unjustifiable for any worker to be paid for work not done, maintaining that any group of its employees that embarked on strike in contravention of the laid-down procedures governing such actions would be so treated for the period of strike. Assuring all citizens of the administration’s commitment to its responsibilities of protecting lives and property in the state at all times, the statement reiterated, “government’s policy of “no work, no pay” remains in force meaning you cannot be paid for work not done.” |
The Vehicle Inspection Service (VIS) has warnedhttp://thenationonlineng.net/new/drive-fake-licence-go-jail/. |
SaiBuharii:come why the concentration on orphanage homes or other people don't need help too |
epoxide:Na wa sote dem dey shot gun for the phone too. chai |