Business › Re: Chinese Expatriates Invasion? by babasin(m): 10:00pm On Dec 30, 2007 |
these are not EXPATRIATES but bloody IMMIGRANTS. |
Politics › Re: How Good Are Inverters ? by babasin(m): 9:58pm On Dec 30, 2007 |
of what use is the inverter if you have NEPA ONLY 2hours in a week. |
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Career › Re: How Staff Friendly Is Your Bank? by babasin(m): 10:48am On Dec 30, 2007 |
ERASTUS AKINGBOLA, Inter-Continental Bank MD Bizarre AMENDMENT TO POLICY ON DEPOSIT MOBILIZATION
Last View on Sun 30th December, 2007 Last Modified on Sat 29th December, 2007 12:45:18 am Author: Posted by Admin Letters
om: Akingbola Erastus Sent: Thu 12/27/2007 9:34 AM To: All Intercontinental Bank Employees Cc: Executive Management Subject: AMENDMENT TO POLICY ON DEPOSIT MOBILIZATION
TO: ALL STAFF
FROM: GROUP CHIEF EXECUTIVE
SUBJECT: AMMENDMENT TO POLICY ON DEPOSIT MOBILIZATION
DATE: 24RD DECEMBER, 2007
A review of the total deposit position of the Bank month on month reveals that the Bank is running short of its planned monthly deposit target.
The negative variance in our deposit position is attributed to the fact that staff are not marketing our various deposit liability products and thus not meeting their targets. In addition, some account officers do not exert proper relationship management skills with their customers. As such, most accounts under their management do not witness any activity for months and some become dormant after six (6) months.
To engender a consistent and sustainable growth in our bank wide deposit position, the following will now apply effective January 2, 2007:
v For every month that staff (service or marketing ) does not achieve up to 60% of monthly deposit target, staff will be debited as follows:
1st Month: N5, 000.00 (marketer); N2, 500.00(service staff)
2nd Month N10, 000.00 ,, ; N5, 000.00 ,,
3rd Month N15, 000.00 ,, ; N7, 500.00 ,,
Thereafter, staff will be sent on suspension.
v Any non-borrowing current account that records no activity in a month, the account officer(marketing officer) will be debited N1, 000.00 (One Thousand naira only) per a/c
v If the a/c is not tagged to an a/c officer, the Branch head / GE will be debited as appropriate
v For Dormant accounts the following will apply: Marketing officer that allows an a/c being managed by him/her to go dormant will be debited N10, 000.00 (Ten Thousand naira only) monthly until the account is re-activated.
v If the a/c is not tagged to an a/c officer, the Branch head / GE will be debited as appropriate, except in cases where it is proven beyond reasonable doubt that the customer cannot be remarketed.e.g Death, relocation etc.
v For regions where more than 50% of staff are sanctioned on deposit related matters, the RBEs will each be debited N10, 000.00 (Ten Thousand naira only) monthly.
v After the 3 rd month, the RCEs will be debited N20, 000.00 (Twenty Thousand naira only).
Please be guided
ERASTUS B. O. AKINGBOLA |
Politics › Nigerian Banks! by babasin(op): 10:45am On Dec 30, 2007 |
I have heared about how Nigerian Banks' marketers are now professional Prostitutes. Below seems to further confirm this: ERASTUS AKINGBOLA, Inter-Continental Bank MD Bizarre AMENDMENT TO POLICY ON DEPOSIT MOBILIZATION
Last View on Sun 30th December, 2007 Last Modified on Sat 29th December, 2007 12:45:18 am Author: Posted by Admin Letters
om: Akingbola Erastus Sent: Thu 12/27/2007 9:34 AM To: All Intercontinental Bank Employees Cc: Executive Management Subject: AMENDMENT TO POLICY ON DEPOSIT MOBILIZATION
TO: ALL STAFF
FROM: GROUP CHIEF EXECUTIVE
SUBJECT: AMMENDMENT TO POLICY ON DEPOSIT MOBILIZATION
DATE: 24RD DECEMBER, 2007
A review of the total deposit position of the Bank month on month reveals that the Bank is running short of its planned monthly deposit target.
The negative variance in our deposit position is attributed to the fact that staff are not marketing our various deposit liability products and thus not meeting their targets. In addition, some account officers do not exert proper relationship management skills with their customers. As such, most accounts under their management do not witness any activity for months and some become dormant after six (6) months.
To engender a consistent and sustainable growth in our bank wide deposit position, the following will now apply effective January 2, 2007:
v For every month that staff (service or marketing ) does not achieve up to 60% of monthly deposit target, staff will be debited as follows:
1st Month: N5, 000.00 (marketer); N2, 500.00(service staff)
2nd Month N10, 000.00 ,, ; N5, 000.00 ,,
3rd Month N15, 000.00 ,, ; N7, 500.00 ,,
Thereafter, staff will be sent on suspension.
v Any non-borrowing current account that records no activity in a month, the account officer(marketing officer) will be debited N1, 000.00 (One Thousand naira only) per a/c
v If the a/c is not tagged to an a/c officer, the Branch head / GE will be debited as appropriate
v For Dormant accounts the following will apply: Marketing officer that allows an a/c being managed by him/her to go dormant will be debited N10, 000.00 (Ten Thousand naira only) monthly until the account is re-activated.
v If the a/c is not tagged to an a/c officer, the Branch head / GE will be debited as appropriate, except in cases where it is proven beyond reasonable doubt that the customer cannot be remarketed.e.g Death, relocation etc.
v For regions where more than 50% of staff are sanctioned on deposit related matters, the RBEs will each be debited N10, 000.00 (Ten Thousand naira only) monthly.
v After the 3 rd month, the RCEs will be debited N20, 000.00 (Twenty Thousand naira only).
Please be guided
ERASTUS B. O. AKINGBOLA |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 10:34pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
ENOUGH OF RIBADU: enjoy ping pong: press space bar to start and refresh to play again  |
Politics › Re: Bhutto Was Killed By The United States Govt by babasin(m): 10:29pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
Bleep |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 10:23pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
Mr. Ribadu spent almost 2 months travelling all over the world announcing that all our leaders are thieves. He wanted the whole world to help Nigeria fight corruption as if the world don't have their own corruption problem. thats exactly the point. The WEST he ran to are same people that KEPT the looted money in their banks. Ofcourse, they are happy to say: well we told you those BLOODY Nigerians are corrupt, their EFCC chairman even said it! |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 7:55pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
If you recalled. There were allegation Ehindero sold his old house to Ribadu. Till date no one can prove Ehindero even ought the old DIG quarters. why do you think nobody has been able to prove it? why do you think nobody has been able to prove OBJ's houses, bank-accounts, investments etc? |
Travel › Re: Estonia Visa by babasin(m): 7:48pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
PapaBrowne: @Babasin. With a student visa, you are automatically entitled to a residence permit in I think all European Union countries.
On your second question, no country in the world is waiting for black people to give jobs to, not even any of the big three of US, Canada, UK. The logic is: as a black man and a Nigerian for that matter, wherever you are, you have to beat the odds to succeed.
The people from baltics are doing shitty jobs in western Europe simply because the pay in the west is much better. Anywhere there is better pay people will move, thats why there are still loads of Europeans and Americans in the Niger Delta doing shitty jobs despite all the kidnappings.
If violent racism was a huge problem for blacks in the baltics, they wouldn't have easily joined the EU or schegen area. Besides, pay a visit to Germany and learn more about racism.I think it is very pronounced there.
Furthermore, Pleeeeeaaase. . . there are blacks in jails in every country and we all know the reason- wrong choices like selling drugs, fraud, etc. Any country that doesn't put criminals in jails would have problems. I know lots of blacks that were in jails in Europe and they never claimed innocence.
Finally, Babasin, beautiful as the Cameron Highlands may be, and tasty as the tea may feel, I don't think I would still recommend it and other Asiatics over studying in Europe. very well said but note BOLD above. student visa do not always qualify you for work permit and even if it does you are limited in hours etc are you also telling your would-be students the ODDS they have to beat to succeed? common, the whites doing OILY jobs in Niger-delta get paid GOOD($50,000/mo). They have cooks etc. The baltics-people in WESTERN europe clean toilets, sell drugs prostitution and are thieves. Surely, this is not same. If their country is good, they would not be doing those shity jobs. when is how BLACKs are treated considered as criteria for the Baltic to join EU? Go to Paris and see what HELL blacks are going through. Go Greece and see. and how are you advicing your would be clients to avoid the 'wrong choices'? when thats ONLY choice to survive and not loose FACE back at home. NOTE: I am not against people studing wherever afterall I met a guy in 'Reykjavik' but we should give them all the OPTIONS. |
Travel › Re: The Berom People In Jos? by babasin(m): 7:13pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
they are very nice people. I lived among them for a year in FEDERE. |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 7:09pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
BABASIN can you please tell us where the address of this house you are talking is located? shows you dont know what is going on. slowly your eyes go shine. |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 1:48pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
anyway, why are you guys killing yourselves, when ribadu is happy not to be probed to explain how he got his HOUSES + FOREIGN ACCOUNTS?? |
Politics › Re: Iyabo Obasanjo In Contract Scandal by babasin(op): 1:42pm On Dec 29, 2007 |
As the Economic and Financial Crimes Com-mission (EFCC) continues investigation into the N3.5 billion contract scandal involving Iyabo Obas-anjo, the daughter of the former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, more revelations have emerged over the Toyota 4x4 vehicle which she was said to have been given as inducement. Investigations revealed that the idea to offer the vehicle as bribe was hitherto turned down by a Director of Vamed Engineering Nigeria Limited, Mr. Helmut Dietrich when the idea was sold to him allegedly by one Albert. Sources said Helmut quickly wrote back to the said Albert wherein he said that the company should not offer any bribe to facilitate a contract with the government. The note reads: “Dear Albert, sorry, but we are not in position to satisfy this request. We have many obligations to fulfill along with the project,” advising that public relations should be his (Albert) issue to deal with. But despite Helmut’s objection, Albert went ahead with the deal, the source said. Details of the purchase showed that a quotation /proforma invoice was sent to Mrs. Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello by Elizade Nigeria Limited, indicating a unit price of a Toyota Landcruiser with alloy wheel side step at N11, 200,000.00. The Landcruiser came with a petrol engine, automatic transmission, leather seats, power steering, central lock, wood finish, A/C, cool box, airbags, sun proof, double extra tyre, and a radio cassette and CD player, Subsequently, Union Bank drafts for N11,660, 000.00 with numbers 00008445, 032080386, 3879005190 issued by the UAC building branch of the bank in Abuja was used to buy the vehicle alleged to be a bribe for contract. The vehicle, a Toyota Landcruiser VX AHC ACP with Engine No. 2UZ-9151608 and Chasis no. JTEHTO5J302086528 was delivered via a letter signed by Elizade’s Assistant Manager in charge of delivery, Tunde Fagbolagun on November 25 2005. The letter reads: “This is to inform you that custom duty has been paid on the above-mentioned vehicle sold to Dr. Iyabo Obasanjo, 383, Agege Motor Road, Mushin, Lagos. The duty certificate is being prepared by the department of custom and excise and as soon as this is issued, it will be forwarded to you. “Meanwhile, we shall be grateful if you can issue a license to enable them put this vehicle on the road. We thank you for your co-operation on this matter.” Ms Obasanjo, who is the senator representing Ogun Central senatorial district was recently named in a controversy surrounding a N3.5 billion contract scandal currently before the International Court of Arbitration in Paris. Her business partner, M. Schneider, an Austrian company, had petitioned the presidency and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EF-CC) complaining about what it called the “fraudulent, corrupt and criminal nature involving Senator (Mrs.) Iyabo Obasanjo- Bello (alias Mrs. Damilola Akinlawon), then serving as a commissioner with the Ogun State Gover-nment.” The Austrian company alleged Iyabo Obasanjo “fraudulently” presented herself as Mrs Damilola Akinlawon while entering into a contractual agreement with it to float a company which bid for contracts in the power projects embarked upon by the government headed by her father, President Obasanjo. In the petition dated August 30 2007 and copied to other anti-corruption agencies like the ICPC, Code of Conduct Bureau and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Ethics, M. Schneider of Austria alleged that Iyabo Obasanjo concealed her identity and presented herself as Mrs. Damilola Akinlawon with the “sole consideration of shielding her father, former President of Nigeria, from being perceived as having breached relevant laws in the award of power projects indirectly to his daughter.” The company pleaded with the anti-corruption agencies to investigate the case with a view to ascertaining whether Nigeria ’s laws were broken by Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello “acting either for herself or on behalf of the then President.” what more does EFCC needs? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Rape Of Iraqi Women By Us Soldiers by babasin(m): 5:21pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
I chose to report I-man to Seun because he took our beef to the parents level. I can take ANY insult on me and can dole out ANY on anybody I'm directly involved with. However, I'll hesitate to insult ones parents. if this is true, I-MAN stands condemned. we demand an apology! end of the day, we are all NIGERIANS and happy to interact with one another. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Rape Of Iraqi Women By Us Soldiers by babasin(m): 5:16pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
they were not only RAPISTs but COLD murders. DEATH by HANGING. anything less show US is evil. you think if BLACKman/ARABman rape a white girl in US and kill her, he would not get GAS-chamber as fast as possible?  |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 5:14pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
I thought we were operating under rule of law? YES and YARA-DULL is the LAW in this instance. He employed RIBADBU. anyway, why are you guys killing yourselves, when ribadu is happy not to be probed to explain how he got his HOUSES + FOREIGN ACCOUNTS?? |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 5:03pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
Yaradua's right to remove Ribadu is unquestionable, all we are saying is he should be bold enough to sack him if he wants. there you go. YARA-DULL is executive president. He does not need anybody advice or opinion. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Rape Of Iraqi Women By Us Soldiers by babasin(m): 4:58pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
The rapists are prosecuted and punished according to the law. they were not only RAPISTs but COLD murders. DEATH by HANGING. anything less show US is evil. you think if BLACKman/ARABman rape a white girl in US and kill her, he would not get GAS-chamber as fast as possible  ? |
Politics › Re: The Decision To Arrest Three Pfizer Workers by babasin(m): 4:50pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
the point is they should go and defend themselves in the court of law, abi we no dey follow due process again and clear themselves and their company from guilt, its a civil case and they have been sued, nobody is saying they are guilty all im saying is if u are found wanting u should be brought to justice no matter who u are, whether home based or foreign, that is my take absolutely correct. let them go quickly. YARA-DULL should with immediate effect activate 'SS-GROUND FORCES'. to arrrest them on-sight! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Rape Of Iraqi Women By Us Soldiers by babasin(m): 4:40pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
babasin, I though I already answered you. They killed her, burnt her corpse and massacred her entire family, except for two who were in school when the attack happened.
How can they compensate a dead girl? Come to think of it, it's possible - name a street after her, give her a posthumous award, etc., but highly unlikely. YEEPA. I did not see that. and those BASTARDS have not be HANGED  ?. This confirms this US is evil: they dont like what they do to others done to them. |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 4:34pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
If the President thinks that he can no longer tolerate the man he should muster the courage to simply say so and leave Nigerians to make up their minds about his obvious lack of seriousness on the war against corruption. Those arguing that Mr Ribadu is not dispensable miss the point completely. If he were indispensable his name would have been written in the EFCC law. The point is that it is illegal to interfere with a fixed tenure under the guise of granting a gratuitous and unsolicited study leave. Very soon if this clear nonsense is not reversed we would enter the era of asking Governors to proceed on study leave. Of course, that would be an absolute illegality just as in the case of Mr Ribadu. absolutely false. YARA-DULL is EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT of NIGERIA. he can remove anyone he appointed! Ribadu knows best, that's why he kept quiet otherwise all his HOUSES and FOREIGN ACCOUNTS will be shown to Nigerians. if Uncle WOLE want to give advice let him apply as 'special assistant' or he should contest for PRESIDENT. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Rape Of Iraqi Women By Us Soldiers by babasin(m): 4:26pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
As for the rape of the teenager by the Soldiers, it is highly inexcusable and i'm glad the perpetrators are being brought to book not only that. is the Girl compensated? |
Business › Re: Intercontinental Bank Has Done It Again! by babasin(m): 3:00pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
I used to have the equity bank ATM card (now merged and know as intercontinental). It was purely an ATM account then. By the time I drew most of the money I had, I was adviced I still had more money in the account. Nigerian banks indeed. Like Government Like Private Sector. |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 2:47pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
IBORI IS BIGGER THAN NIGERIA possible. He single handed bank-roled YARADUL election. so why blame Ibori? You should CREDIBLE YARA-DULL that wanted to be PRESIDENT by all means. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Rape Of Iraqi Women By Us Soldiers by babasin(m): 2:44pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
this is good punishment.
But what did the Girl get?
It should be nothing less than $10mil compensation. |
Politics › Re: The Decision To Arrest Three Pfizer Workers by babasin(m): 2:40pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
this is shocking: Pfizer contended that its researchers traveled to Kano with a purely philanthropic motive, to help fight the epidemic, which ultimately killed more than 15,000 Africans. The committee rejected that explanation, pointing out that Pfizer physicians completed their trial and left while "the epidemic was still raging -- The FDA never approved Trovan for use in treating American children. After being cleared for adult use in 1997, the drug quickly became one of the most prescribed antibiotics in the United States. But Trovan was later associated with reports of liver damage and deaths, leading the FDA to severely restrict its use in 1999. European regulators banned the drug. It is criminal to use a drug that is already BANNED on Nigeria kids. -- The families sued Pfizer in federal court in New York in 2001, alleging that the company had exposed the children to "cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment."
A U.S. judge dismissed the suit last summer, saying U.S. courts lacked jurisdiction. Kusel is appealing.
"A report like this does not get suppressed without someone high up being involved," she said. Trust US, when it concerns BLACKman to get justice: U.S. courts lacked jurisdiction When its US seeking 419 to be punished. There is jurisdiction. Only a fool will trust the US. |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 1:25pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
Chris Albin-Lackey, researcher on Nigeria at Human Rights Watch, told Reuters that if Mr Ribadu's suspension goes ahead, "the day he leaves office will be the day the credibility of Nigeria's 'war on corruption' is entirely destroyed". absolute rubbish! ONE MAN does not make a BUSH(not Georgy Boy!) |
Business › Re: Intercontinental Bank Has Done It Again! by babasin(m): 1:13pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
I have learnt to use my Intercontinental ATM card only at their Head Quarters to avoid problem but its sad. well whats purpose of ATM if you only sure it will work OK in the HQ? |
Politics › Re: Online Scam - The International Conspiracy Against Nigeria by babasin(m): 1:08pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
If you watch the US media, you'll think 419/AFF costs the US economy 10 times that of identity theft. exactly. but some US apologists will not allow us to REST. |
Politics › Re: Ribadu Fired! by babasin(m): 1:01pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
To be honest right now, I will celebrate if the TRIBUNAL annulls Yaradua's election. Having a re-election is worth it at whatever cost. That is the only way out of this. too late! Nigerians are stuck with YARA-DULL. Silently and systematically, this guy is solidifying his power-base. |
Politics › Re: What Will Be The End Of Efcc After Obasanjo Admin? by babasin(m): 12:55pm On Dec 28, 2007 |
There is possibility that EFCC will remain, but their policy will be restructured. Instead of making EFCC a one man show, it will be re-implemented as an entity that embraces equality and respects human rights. what a word of wisdom. It appears to be happening now even if for wrong reasons. |