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Olaide1295:I surely would do to. |
At inception in 2012, not many people believed that JAIZ BANK would thrive in a tough business environment like ours because of the unique business model it was offering , infact, many of the financial pundit here on facebook was so cynical about the the bank operation and even projected that the Bank will not stand the test of time. However, the Good new is that between then and now JAIZ BANK deposit has sky- rocketed by 1,433 % - from N3 BILLION TO 46 BILLION Today. It Management also recorded a unique feat on the Strength of it balance sheet going from N12 BILLION to N60 BILLION within the period. In addition, its asset financing has reached N30 BILLION just as its customer are over 150,000 across different ethnic and religious divide in the country. The growth of JAIZ BANK has attracted global media and financial institutions. According to Economist, " Ernst & Young ...estimates that Islamic Banking assets grew at an annual rate of 17.6% between 2009 and 2013, and will grow by an average of 19.7%a year to 2018". culled from Business Day. "A Focused Islamic Banking Dream" by Phillip Isakpa. |
Location Please. |
Location please |
Bonapart:Your brain needs re-examination. Definitely high on weed. |
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Hmm I never saw the aftermath of the Ikorodu Massacre that occured Twice....and may still be ongoing. While I vehemently condemn any form of killing, I strongly disaaprove the bias media projection of sectional attrocities which I belive is use to set us Against each Other... North Vs South. Fews days ago, there was a cult rampange in Lagos where many lost their Lives... just scanty report about that incident but the singlar killing of a preacher in Abuja received wide media attention with most of the media house confirming the Killers' Religious Identity without thorough investigations. All this bias media coverage seemingly aim at further widening the gap and increase the obvious Tension between North and South and this is not good for the nation at this time. |
Project400:Shaking my head for your statement. |
Read the New York Times story published on April 29, 2007 (http://www.nytimes.com/…/29/business/yourmoney/29lobby.html…) to know that the "Aisha Buhari" mentioned in the corruption scandal ISN'T the president's wife. In the New York Times story, "Aisha Buhari" identified herself as the "daughter” of “General Muhammadu Buhari," not his wife. Of course, President Muhammadu Buhari has no daughter by that name. The said "Aisha Buhari" is obviously a criminal impostor who has not the remotest relationship with President Buhari either by marriage or by blood. Take a look at her picture, which I downloaded from the New York Times website, and tell me if she bears even the slightest resemblance to Mrs. Aisha Buhari or any of the president's daughters. This lady is a major-league scammer who has refused to reveal her real identity, and Premium Times failed to do basic fact-checking to confirm this. It took me less 2 minutes to find this out. In case you're not able to read the full story from the New York Times, here are excerpts that conclusively show that the "Aisha Buhari" mentioned in the story is neither the president's wife nor any of his daughters. If the real Mrs. Aisha Buhari decides to sue Premium Times (and Ayo Fayose), predicting her success against them in the court is a slam dunk, as Americans say. "As for Ms. Buhari, who is living in Virginia, it’s not clear who she really is. For one, she is under investigation in Nigeria by its Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, said its head, Nuhu Ribadu. "Mr. Ribadu said he is uncertain if her name is Aisha Buhari, but he added that she is not a daughter of General Buhari. The former Nigerian ruler agrees. "'I don’t have any relationship with that Aisha Buhari,' Mr. Buhari said. 'I don’t have any daughter called Aisha Buhari living outside this country. She is not my daughter.' "Mr. Ribadu’s agency has asked American authorities to arrest Ms. Buhari. That has not happened, but the Justice Department has an interest in her. Last summer, she testified before a grand jury investigating Mr. Jefferson, the congressman, who is suspected of soliciting bribes from American companies seeking business in Nigeria."
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One of the major factor in the seemingly defeat of Boko Haram is cash Crunch in the society. It was actually a blessing in disguised . |
Mashallah |
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goodvision12:Why don't you embark on one yourself, may be for ten days. I sincerely wonder why people say things for the sake of just talking. |
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ForFun:Thanks. The owner (A very rich business tycoon in Lag) apparently bought it new and park it in his fleet. The car is rarely used within other choices of G-wagon, Range Rover Sport among others.So It almost same like toks. |
wheredemdey:ok oh, How much you fit buy am. I quite understand that Nairaland auto is a land of Alaroro dealers. |
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Photo Credited To The Interview Magazine.
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@Atila, the boy is located at Egbeda... however you can reach me me on 07060402445... |
This raw talent (SULTAN ADEKOYA) need assistance to achieve his dream. No Doubt, He has talent that could make this nation proud. His trainer/coach is Tipo a local coach that want the boy to soar but without the capacity and means. Anyone willing or knows someone that would be willing to invest in this young Lad talent to assist him achieve his dream should please contact me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQHX-eb-eyA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ_GP4rYOpQ
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lalasticala..please assist to FP |
This raw talent need assistance to achieve his dream. No Doubt, He has talent that could make this nation proud. His trainer/coach is Tipo a local coach that want the boy to soar but without the capacity and means. Anyone willing or knows someone that would be willing to invest in this young Lad talent to assist him achieve his dream should please contact me. https://www.facebook.com/GossipMillNaija/videos/393173940889126/?pnref=story&__mref=message_bubble https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ_GP4rYOpQ&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQHX-eb-eyA
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“The side of the door, where the Honourable Minister sat, was not properly locked because after the car somersaulted, the thing flung him and so he had a terrible and fatal damage that his body was beyond recognition. There was a foul play in Ocholi’s death." With the Above statement, Aliu has indicted the Late Minister in the circumstances surrounding his death. I believe everyone should be responsible for his/her life and death: I mean how can you get into a car without confirming if the door is properly lock or not, What happened to door lock sensor? Are you also telling me that the Driver was supposed to ensure that Late Bar. Ocholi belt himself to his sit? Abi the Jeep no get sit belt? What happened to cautioning on speed limit especially when Late Ocholi had his family in the car? He is the principal in the Vehicle for God sake. I drive nasty sometimes when I am alone in the car but when I have other people in the car, I give myself brain because I would be responsible for their life. What happened to Auto-check to ensure the Vehicle is fit for that Trip? Late Bar. Ocholi is not just any Person, he is a Hon. Minister of our Nation so I believe there are personal Aid to ensure all these checks are in Place except someone is not doing is job or Cutting corners. I sincerely pray that Late Ocholi and his deceased Family member find solace in death, I however enjoy everyone to take lesson from this horrible experience, basic auto safety is do not start your car without putting on your sit belt no journey is to small, the inertia force of impact of a car moving at 30km/hr is like falling from a 4-5 Storey building. This force is enough to project someone out of the car through the windscreen not to talk of 120km/h and above. |
Like it or hate it as I do, the fact remains that activism is dead as a passion and alive and well as a business. The reason solution comes to a problem when it goes public in today’s world is because those who could help will not help except an issue is made into a movie for public spectacle and in such cases helping will add to a certain CV. When the Ese Oruru’s case broke, Madam Oby Ezekwesilli picked up her phone and was calling Sanusi Lamido and twitting what he said, Ben Murray Bruce started making common sense about it, Punch went to town with sensational “Kano man” abducts “Bayelsa girl”, and of course there was the new cool “I will not rest until Ese is returned back home” all over twitter and facebook; every Nigerian became selfless, concerned and caring. You have to wonder who killed those 4 innocent boys in ALUU over a mere accusation of stealing. [b]In 2013 we watched the horror of everyday Nigerians murdering a little boy, Samuel, who was just 12. They kicked him, beat him, dragged him on the floor, put a tyre to his neck as he begged, added fuel and set the little boy on fire. Before they killed him they interviewed the little boy, confirmed his age, heard how he had no home, watched him cry for help and swore by God that he was innocent of the charge of stealing 50 naira, beat him even more while he cried “oh my God, my God why” when he realized he was hopeless, amidst cheers and boasting and laughs from men, women, girls and boys, these Nigerians set 12 years old Samuel on fire and continued to beat him with a stick. These category of Nigerians who murder people for as little as an accusation of stealing maggi in the market are all over twitter and facebook lying to the world about how they will not sleep until Ese Oruru returns home. This is because our kindness is scripted for profit, devoid of sincerity, and conditioned on bigotry. I will explain one after the other.[/b] Today the world notes Ese Oruru as a young lady who ran away with a man and got pregnant. Yunusa Dahiru’s name will soon be forgotten, he will be dismissed as a criminal, that’s all. But Ese Oruru is already the subject of ridicule, some have compared her beauty to the beauty of women in the North, her father has told the world she possessed with demons and needs deliverance from TB Joshua, Fani Kayode, speaking from his sleep as usual, has already assured us that Ese is a victim of rape and ritual sex. Would it not have been more Ese-friendly if the same people who “helped” helped with a little less noise? Why can’t the Editors at Punch call up Oby Ezekwesilli who calls up Emir Sanusi Lamido who in turn calls up the Police and the Sharia Council to ensure Ese is returned home? This is exactly what happened except that Madam Oby had to tweet the calls, the Emir had to deny accusations coming from the publicity, and media houses had to also be relevant in the scheme of things afteral papers will not sell without Ese that day. Why must it be so loud if it could be effective and quite? More so when the young lady is the only one to put up with the ridicule, embarrassment, and spotlight at the end of the day. Even when we ask victims of clear cut crimes to speak up despite the stigma, we don’t ask them to use a microphone while doing so and we especially don’t ask others to do so for them because they alone will bear the burden. People simply benefited from Ese’s saga and it’s unfortunate. There is absolutely no sincerity in making public show out of this kind of help and there was no sincerity in how Punch went about this campaign. Apart from the public show there were blatant lies which points to an effort in sensationalism and commercialization of a little girl’s plight. From the first story itself there was no doubt that Yunusa and Ese had something and the mother knew it. This fact was consciously hidden while the sensation of “Kano man” and “Bayelsa girl” was used. The mother narrates that as soon as she couldn’t see her daughter people told her “the Northerners would have hidden her”. Why? No one asked, not even the journalists at Punch. She goes ahead to say when she checked and didn’t see her daughter she sent her son to “go and ask of Yunusa”. As what? Why Yunusa? No one asked, it was enough for Punch to have discovered what will sell their papers, journalism can wait. The more of a victim Ese was the better. The painful thing is even that anyhow you look at it Ese was already a victim either of victimization from the parents who want to kill her for accepting Islam as she claims or of falling for Yunusa or for going to Kano with Yunusa who was not her husband, father or her brother; there was no need “padding” the victimization except for commerce or/and bigotry. This bigotry is loudest in with the lies peddled by Femi Fani Kayode in his article where he reduced the age of a former undergraduate who is publicly known, Miss Charity Uzoechina from 25 to 13 and referred to the Emir of Kano and Sultan of Sokoto as likely paedophiles. That any responsible news media will publish this poo is still a matter of surprise for sane Nigerians, a category of people Mr. Kayode apparently does not belong to, as this is apparent from his writings to his look and demeanour. As of now the facts that have come to light include that Ese Oruru went willingly with Yunusa Dahiru to Kano and she claims she did this because she accepted Islam and her parents wanted to kill her. Also we know of fact that there was a relationship between Ese and Yunusa and the father of Yunusa opposed her movement as any father will do and took both of them to the local authorities in Kano. This authority referred it to the Emir of Kano who referred the matter to the Police and the Sharia Council to ensure Ese Oruru was returned to Bayelsa. On the date she was to be returned she broke down crying at the police station and insisted that if she is taken back home she will be murdered by her parents for her chosen faith. On hearing this the Police keeps her in the custody of the local community until investigation is concluded. In the process of this, Punch commercializes the issue and other merchants in the business of activism discovered a profitable venture and that is why Nigerians are on each other’s neck today cursing out each other’s region and religion. This is how the love for money and fame and clear insincerity leads to hatred and violence and at the end religion is blamed. Stop commercialising Ese Oruru’s case and let the authorities get to the issue. There is a young lady who says she wants to be a Muslim and she also wants to be with a young man and, according to her, her parents want to kill her for this so she rather stays in Kano. There is the parent who say this is not correct and they think she is being forced to say this and that her new faith is due to some hypnosis. The Government should investigate and settle the issue in the family and if in the course of all these anyone broke the law please prosecute in court not on social media and pages of a newspaper. Femi Falana can’t keep “going to court” on every issue that makes news. Let him go to court already. This is not a talk show or a season premiere. A young lady’s life is at stake! Eseoghene Al-Faruq Ohwojeheri Follow the author on twitter @faruqish http://essayoghene.com/2016/03/03/ese-oruru-and-the-activism-enterprise/?fb_action_ids=1264833286866900&fb_action_types=news.publishes |
Congrat |