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Haha nairaland never change. Tonto posts go front page immediately

Clarence Peters

His videos are more creative and seems he can shoot better videos on a small budget

I went there last week and got info. Found out i have preference shares also which have entiteled me to 2 other dividends i didnt know off. I found out you can also cash your dividend warrant at the ecobank below them.

Thanks guys

gentop1:
Thannks ,pls do u know how i can contact them

EDC Registrars Limited
154 Ikorodu Road, Onipanu P.M.B. 40013 Ikoyi
Lagos – Nigeria
Tel234)17301260–1
Contact:
Prisca Enwe penwe@ecobank.com
James Napoleon njames@ecobank.com
Segun Ogunnoiki sogunnoiki@ecobank.com

Pls borrow me till tmoro.

Abel na

Hahaha. Notice one

PARIS (AP) — Masked gunmen stormed the Paris offices of a weekly newspaper that caricatured the Prophet Muhammad, methodically killing 12 people Wednesday, including the editor, before escaping in a car. It was France's deadliest postwar terrorist attack.

Shouting "Allahu akbar!" as they fired, the men also spoke flawless, unaccented French in the military-style noon-time attack on the weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo, located near Paris' Bastille monument. The publication's depictions of Islam have drawn condemnation and threats before — it was firebombed in 2011 — although it also satirized other religions and political figures.

President Francois Hollande called the slayings "a terrorist attack without a doubt," and said several other attacks have been thwarted in France in recent weeks. Fears have been running high in France and elsewhere in Europe that jihadis returning from conflicts in Syria and Iraq will stage attacks at home.

France raised its security alert to the highest level and reinforced protective measures at houses of worship, stores, media offices and transportation. Schools closed across Paris, although thousands of people jammed Republique Square near the site of the shooting to honor the victims, holding aloft pens and papers reading "Je suis Charlie" — "I am Charlie."

Top government officials held an emergency meeting and Hollande planned a nationally televised address later Wednesday evening.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which also left four people critically wounded, and was condemned by world leaders as an attack on freedom of expression, but praised by supporters of the militant Islamic State group.

Clad all in black with hoods and carrying assault rifles, the attackers forced one of the cartoonists arriving at the office building with her young daughter to open the door with a security code.

The staff was in an editorial meeting and the gunmen headed straight for the paper's editor, Stephane Charbonnier — widely known by his pen name Charb — killing him and his police bodyguard first, said Christophe Crepin, a police union spokesman. Minutes later, two men strolled out to a black car waiting below, calmly firing on a police officer, with one gunman shooting him in the head as he writhed on the ground, according to video and a man who watched in fear from his home across the street.

The witness, who refused to allow his name to be used because he feared for his safety, said the attackers were so methodical he first mistook them for France's elite anti-terrorism forces. Then they fired on the officer.

"They knew exactly what they had to do and exactly where to shoot. While one kept watch and checked that the traffic was good for them, the other one delivered the final coup de grace," he said. "They ran back to the car. The moment they got in, the car drove off almost casually."

The witness added: "I think they were extremely well-trained, and they knew exactly down to the centimeter and even to the second what they had to do."

Eight journalists, a guest and two police officers were killed, said Paris prosecutor Francois Molins, giving a partial breakdown of the 12 dead. Among those killed were Bernard Maris, an economist who a contributor to the newspaper and was heard regularly on French radio, and cartoonists Georges Wolinski and Berbard Verlhac, better known as Tignous.

"Hey! We avenged the Prophet Muhammad! We killed Charlie Hebdo," one of the men shouted in French, according to a video shot from a nearby building and broadcast on French TV. Other video showed two gunmen in black at a crossroads who appeared to fire down one of the streets. A cry of "Allahu akbar!" — Arabic for "God is great"— could be heard among the gunshots.

The video showed the killers moving deliberately and calmly. One even bent over to toss a fallen shoe back into the small black car before it sped off. The car was later found abandoned in northern Paris, the prosecutor said, and they hijacked a Renault Clio. There were conflicting accounts of whether the manhunt was for two or three attackers.

Corinne Rey, the cartoonist who said she was forced to let the gunmen in, said the men spoke fluent French and claimed to be from al-Qaida. In an interview with the newspaper l'Humanite, she said the entire shooting lasted perhaps five minutes, and she hid under a desk.

The security analyst group Stratfor said the gunmen appeared to be well-trained, "from the way they handled their weapons, moved and shot. These attackers conducted a successful attack, using what they knew, instead of attempting to conduct an attack beyond their capability, failing as a result."

Both al-Qaida and the Islamic State group have repeatedly threatened to attack France. Just minutes before the attack, Charlie Hebdo had tweeted a satirical cartoon of the Islamic State's leader giving New Year's wishes.

Charlie Hebdo has been repeatedly threatened for its caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad and other sketches. Its offices were firebombed in 2011 after an issue featured a caricature of the prophet on its cover. Nearly a year later, the publication again published Muhammad caricatures, drawing denunciations from the Muslim world because Islam prohibits the publication of drawings of its founder.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/12-dead-in-attack-on-paris-newspaper-france-goes-on-alert/ar-AA7Snwm

Interesting story

Y not write stories on nairaland

Thanks guys for the info

Will let you know how it goes.

angelo82:
I bought ETI shares substantially,when I claimed my 5yrs dividend recently then I realized I have been played.....Its nothing to write home compare to First Bank which even without selling the shares,my five years dividend was 67% of money invested.....Just to know ETI 0.4Cents is actually 0.004 and its nothing.....So why holding their shares when is worthless.......Its a no brainer holding ETI shares....

Hi Angelo

How did u claim your dividends? Any way to get to registrars website

phemmie06:
Though I did not get my warrant as well but was told it can be cashed at any ecobank branch.

I received two warrants the first on I can't find anymore the second on tore. Before I lost the first one I tried to cash in my dom account I was told if I pay in the cheque I would be charged 30dollars for clearing so it wasn't worth payin the cheque since it was about 37 dollars.


Hey guys how true is the quote above? Has any one been able to successfully cash their dividend warrants.
The registrars don't have a website for me to even get more info.

The place is exactly how they described it.

Bout to fall to ruins with many useless children still fighting and claiming

My office..

Photographic memory with drawing talent.

Nice combination

Dry n immature

Wow

Madam you didn't show us the finished product na. U no even invite us.

This post is wicked oooooo

X2X:
@Roforofo

I am in the similar position as yourself (work location overseas and primary earnings in Sterling). I am considering opening a FD account too. Wondering if you could kindly provide answers to the following:


I am traveling home in March (no BA strike, fingers crossed) and hope to sort out the rate negotiations with GTB or Diamond but I would like to open the accounts (Domiciliary, for "9ja-ward" transfer, if it is needed) from here (before traveling) so that I could initiate the transfers while still here.

Thanks.

My broad a friend of mine staying in Dallas opened accounts when he came. Since ur in the uk y don't u contact the Gtb branch there. I think it's called non Resident Nigerian service. Please verify my info from sources below as I'm not 100 percent sure
http://www.gtbankuk.com/
http://gtbank.com/about-gtbank/our-brand/brand-centre/296-gtbank-uk.html

Habayomie:
Smart stay,smart rotation,smart pause & smart scroll all switched on but not working on my S4,,,,,any help plsss?

Hi. have u used the tutorials on the phone to see if ur doing it properly.

I find the smart croll works when ur using the phone default browser that is the earth icon

Smart pause hardly works for me. It's not all apps the smart functions work for

^^ ur right just trying to get attention

Its not funny at all

Wow. Hw can a whole building like that burn. Hope no lives were lost
They're def insured

What did we do with the one we bought 2 years ago.
Seems Patience has a thing for warships cause I remember she received the last one in Lagos.

Please can someone tell us why the dress is so expensive.

Im not being sarcastic I would just love to know.

dejt4u:
thanks for the suggestion sir.. But that has also been done bro.. But the bank hs jst decided nt to do anything whatsoever about the 'refunding'.. And that is why we chose to use this means to let them know that they are really hurting one of their loyal customers..

Okay sir. What you do next write a letter and then you put a copy ofbthe aknowledgment where they received your complaint. Ask to speak to a senior member of the customer serv8ces team such as a manager or head of operations in a branch. Once a senior member starts escalating this then you should get action. Once you can get the persons card and email address. Send an email with your scanned letter and aknowledgment copy. Trust me once there isba hard copy and itsbsomething you u can show as evidence you get results faster