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mikolo80:All insurance companies sell the 5k third party insurance |
Sad!!! Now you wonder why there is Facebook hausa. How many of us southerners write in our mother tongue. Fani Kayode , copy this man write your epistles in Yoruba |
If I were Morgan and I happen to know you guys account I will just close them . They have issues simple but in your minds they are dead they want to steal your money .... etc common how much be una money sef. When BGL cashcraft were suspended we didn't receive anything from them till NSE listed them among suspended companies. I just transferred 2.2 billion dollars to Morgan. Iyetunko make carry una money dey go we get Dasuki money. |
Intendy:Any reason I believe it's a gang up to bring them down. |
Is morgan suspended? |
Intendy:Yes you are a bad prophet. Anyway give us the top gainers and top lovers |
kindly find this 1NXBR32E57Z775613 |
Intendy:so because of few days issue now you think you are a prophet. very soon you will use your hand deactivate your account like mercy the fake wife |
mercylicious:Too much information in the public space. Do me a favour show your hubby your posts here and revert. Thanks. |
Mercilicious brought me here. To much drama. Your "hubby" dey try. Chai I cant deal. I hope you tell us how many times your hubby "saw" you before marriage and after marriage. Lol. I suspect you hubby doesn't rotate you very well. LMAO. |
With so much drama in the LBC. ........ |
I am tired of all these insurance companies. Which insurance company offers the best Comprehensive insurance in Nigeria. |
For gods sake whats fanta company. It is Nigeria Bottling Coy. |
Lemon1:why not then withdraw at your bank where it is free. |
Let me tell you guys.If they cancel the N65 then forget about interbank withdrawals. It just mean you will only be able to withdraw from your banks ATM only |
saintjoel:Aside from the port charges. Is there any difference in valuation/custom duties paid on any car between seme(land) and Tincan(sea) borders?. I expect that car values and subsequent duties are same irrespective of the border. |
jarkbauer:cc femmy2010 |
feldido:Roads are done by govt not landlord Transformers are installed by discos not landlord. |
Gboliwe:Thought nepa has been privatised. So people still contribute to repair transformers? Just like saying people should contribute to repair telcoms masts. Fake privatisation. |
kindly confirm cost of clearing RAV4 2009 Corolla 2006 Camry 2009 Corolla 2009 All roro via Grimaldi cc femmy2010 oliverjiad |
franciskaine:I am not against hawking. It is a symptom of poverty. However public safety is important too. They should be banned on the highways, like Third-mainland bridge, Ikorodu road Lagos Abeokuta road etc |
Solution is cancel national grid!!!!! Lets have regional grids!!! |
jayblaze001:Hmm you are working at height, No harness, no hard hat, No gloves nothing. Kai Nigeria!!!!!!!! |
obicentlis:But it has been privatized na? Abi na govt dey give money to glo mtn or etisalat? No. so if govt doesnt give money to telecoms they cant give money to power coys |
franciskaine:Who told you i am living comfortably? What they are doing is illegal according to Lagos laws!! What were they doing before they became hawkers? Sometimes necessity is the mother of invention. same thing was said when Oshodi was cleared, when okada was banned in some areas. |
ProfyJay:Crime has it consequences. |
ProfyJay:Which alternative? |
The Lagos State Government on Friday said that from July 1, 2016, it would commence a total enforcement against street trading and street hawkerbanning their activities across the metropolis would take its full course. Speaking at a live interview session on Television Continental, the State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode said that the renewed enforcement is in line with Section One of the Lagos State Street Trading and Illegal Market Prohibition Law 2003 which restricts street trading and hawking in the metropolis. The Governor, while sympathising with the family of a street hawker who was knocked down by an articulated truck while trying to evade arrest from officials of Kick Against Indiscipline along Maryland Bus stop on Wednesday, regretted that the situation led to the destruction of public assets. “It is not in our DNA to allow someone to just die by road accident or the way it happened in respect of the incident. But beyond the fact that we lost one person while crossing the road as a result of evading arrest by KAI officials, I need to tell Lagosians that over 49 buses were actually destroyed and it is costing us like almost N139m to put those buses back on the road,” he said. Consequently, Governor Ambode said the State Executive Council has resolved to enforce the Law, which according to him makes both the hawker and the buyer liable of the offence. “The issue is we need to enforce our laws because we already have a law in respect of that and then there is a clause in it which says the buyer and the seller are both liable and that we are going to fine them either N90, 000 or a six month jail term. “What we are doing on traffic is that we are introducing new strategies to eliminate traffic, but Lagos being a cosmopolitan city, you cannot totally eliminate it but now this is the case, in the next few days, you will see on the street of Lagos signs that will be warning you that buyers and hawkers should be aware that there are consequences,” Governor Ambode said. http://punchng.com/lagos-jail-street-hawkers-july-1-ambode/
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you need to go to Miami |
Lets see |
The Lagos State Government has announced measures to raise the dignity of commuters and commercial vehicle drivers operating in the state. It said efforts were being made towards rebranding the public transport system which would incorporate the major modes of transportation. The state Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Dayo Mobereola, who made the announcement during the 2016 annual ministerial press briefing in Alausa, Ikeja, said the initiative would involve replacing the mini-buses, popularly called Danfo, with high-capacity buses. He also said the state government would introduce commuter protection number plates and body tags on buses to show their routes and enforce colour uniformity on all public transport systems in the state. The commissioner said the government had held consultation with road transport operators on the need to rebrand and professionalise the transport sub-sector. “Lagos State motor parks would be restructured in such a way that alcohol and illicit substances would not be there. “We are going to teach transport operators in the state behavioural etiquette and how to talk to commuters,” he added. According to him, the present administration is determined to have public transport system that supports its megacity status where tendencies for violence are curbed, while drivers and conductors are retrained and registered. Mobereola said arrangements were almost concluded to phase out the 14-seater commuter buses being used by commercial drivers and replace them with 30-seater buses with air conditioners. He also hinted about plans to enforce the use of approved uniforms for commercial drivers and conductors, describing such as “a critical rebranding strategy that signposts confidence, trust, loyalty and stability.” He said the “new vista of professionalism and identity anchored on unique number/dress code” would be implemented by the next quarter. He said the taxi scheme, rail and water transport systems, would be covered in the transformation arrangements. The commissioner said the rebranding would affect the state vehicle inspection service. For instance, apart from increasing the staff strength by 200, the operation of its patrol officers had been extended to Saturday and Sunday. “We intend a complete the reorientation of the VIS and strengthen its efficiency and effectiveness, including the extension of the area offices to 30,” Mobereola said, adding that the construction of the VIS headquarters at Ojodu would provide a befitting and conducive environment for its operation. He said the state government had plans to restructure motor parks in the state and introduce holistic ticketing system, through which people could download from the Internet and use for any mode of transport in the state without any hitch. http://www.punchng.com/lasg-plans-rebrand-transport-sector/ |
