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HonNL:
SOURCE

Ok

Who gives a rat ass 🤷🏿‍♀️🙄

dre11:
https://www.thecable.ng/ned-nwoko-i-was-supposed-to-be-aboard-missing-titan-sub/amp

Ordinarily that should be our president but in Africa the system don't favour people like him.... We get who we deserve 😔

ryloy:
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) met the President of the African Development Bank, Mr Akinwumi Adesina in Paris alongside Mr Wale Edun, Special Adviser to the President on Monetary Polices and Governor of Ogun State, H.E Dapo Abiodun

Which one Monica again? The last time na Patricia, today na Monica.... Shei una de try whine us ni? 🙄

jobportng:
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hustla:
Shopping kwa

For this country wey hard like Rhino bone

den want make you de spend well from your limit. Make nor bi say you hol card, madam nor get card to shop

hustla:
Na cheating o

No same limit pool (out of your own total £1000) you draw from

hustla:
If I have £1,000 CC limit, can they also have £1,000 limit? Or they will spend out of my own £1,000 total balance based on what I allocate to them?

naaah ...its just like creating a duplicate card for your partner. They spend from your approved limits though

hustla:
Thanks for your response!

Does it directly help the person as normal?

And do they need anything to be approved

That's what a debilitating illness can cause and not his genes.

RingRoadMafia:
Tinubu has one of the worst gene pools I've ever come across. How can you be old when you're young and even older when you're old?

You're ugly in present tense and past tense 🤦‍♂️

The protocol officer or whoever should be sacked. He ought to have checked the weather, get the appropriate weather proof gear for the president naa

windofchange:
Jagaban

In Africa, we build without minding landscaping or preserving vegetation. At the end we come up with beautiful but sad looking structures

Visagemedia:
MADUKA UNIVERSITY Announces School Fees Structure for the 2023/2024 Academic Session

The school is located at Ekwegbe, Igbo-Etiti L.G.A, Enugu State. Along Enugu -Nsukka New Road.

30 minutes from Enugu Airport and 20 minutes from Nsukka.

Maduka University is pleased to release the school fees structure for the 2023/2024 academic session. As a reputable institution committed to providing quality education, we strive to offer competitive and affordable fees to ensure accessibility for all deserving students.

There is no Tuition fee on our fee schedule. We are giving free tuition to all our pioneering students.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES:

Accounting - ₦338,000
Economics - ₦338,000
Mass Communication - ₦338,000
International Relations - ₦338,000
Transport Management - ₦338,000

SCHOOL OF COMPUTING:
Information Technology - ₦378,000
Computer Science - ₦378,000
Cybersecurity - ₦378,000
Software Engineering - ₦378,000

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING:
Civil Engineering - ₦378,000
Electrical and Electronics Engineering - ₦378,000
Mechanical Engineering - ₦378,000
Mechatronics Engineering - ₦378,000
Computer Engineering - ₦378,000

SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES:
Physiotherapy - ₦378,000
Medical Laboratory Science - ₦378,000
Nursing Science - ₦588,000
Pharmacy - ₦588,000

SCHOOL OF LAW:
LAW - ₦588,000

The school fees stated above are paid per session, that is yearly.

Maduka University also offers a Pre-Degree Program to facilitate the entry of prospective students who did not write the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). The fees for the Pre-Degree Program are set at ₦300,000.

In addition to the approved fees, accommodation charges for the 2023/2024 academic session amount to ₦105,000 yearly.

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4/1 = N105,000,
2/1 = N210,000,
1/1 = N400,000.

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The current cohorts may be different

olamilarks:
We've had several waves of Japa over the years, what I've seen is them making money in the West, coming back home with bright ideas, only to fall under the wings of the career politicians that were in charge of the country during their sojourn.

Good stuff.

I believe someday, those who japa would provide the much needed re-orientation the country needs to succeed.

Dogalmighty17:
THERE has been a rather marked loosening of immigration controls by most Western governments in the last decade. A great number of our intellectuals, skilled peoples and professionals in Nigeria have moved out or are planning to do so for a promise of a better life. That's fair.

As much as it appears as if the West has opened its doors, the underlying truth is shocking.

Anyone who has undergone a rudimentary economics class will of course have fair knowledge of what is called a tax base. You need a vibrant working population that can be taxed to run an economy. Most Western economies however, are running into a demographic time bomb. They are facing an aging population and a lesser number of young people in the workforce. The greater number of the aged puts pressure on the social welfare blanket. With fewer young people paying into these social welfare programs, with fewer young people carrying out economic activities, the social safety net gets depleted faster.

When an economy grows to a certain size, it needs a certain population figure that must be sustained otherwise everything crumbles. The death rate in the West is greater than its birth rate. Japan is already panicking. China recently reversed its 1 child policy. The damage however may appear to have been done. They won't wait for their population to grow because it is impossible at this point. It is faster to import immigrants.

Furthermore, an aging Western population needs healthcare professionals. They do not have enough young people going into these fields. Even worse, the performance of young people in STEM courses across the West, has been dropping. Recent US test scores is an example.

So what does the West do? They resort to 'siphoning' professionals all across Africa and Nigeria is a major focal point.

The West is drawing the best out of Nigeria. Indeed they are hollowing us out. It is slavery 2.0. It will get worse. The West will keep incentivising our best to come over and Nigeria will keep suffering as a result.

In effect, Nigeria has no hope of advancement. Not when the West is ready to absorb the best we produce. It is not their fault however. Our government and their incompetence are the cause.

Na only the guy sabi the bug hin don sell, nor blame am

ijustdey:
Nigerian Entrepreneur Sells Off Students Networking App, GoCampus, To Indian Tech Guru



https://leadership.ng/nigerian-entrepreneur-sells-off-students-networking-app-gocampus-to-indian-tech-guru/

This capital market investments ....my thoughts is only throw in what you can afford to lose when the markets come crashing or if you are open to long term investments

ukay2:
I just think of putting my little thoughts on this discussion.....


If you're good in the capital market, invest the funds in equity market in Nigeria via you are stockbroker.

You will achieve both capital appreciation and dividend payments until some selected listed companies.

Some of us invested in Access Bank shares when it was trading at N6 to N8 with dividend payments of 50kobo to 80kobo per share few years ago.

An investor with 1m units of Access bank at N8 and 800k dividend payment 2 years ago is now getting N1.5m dividend in 2022 dividend payment and capital appreciation to N14 per share currently.

If you're not interested in the capital market, make effort to invest the fund in the FGN bonds (not FGN savings bond) through your stockbroker or through your bank ( l use stanbic ibtc bank).

Some investors with 10m invested in FGN bonds 2050 at 18% yield in 2018 are getting 1.8m bonds coupon payments (900k every 6months) till maturity (2050) and get your 10m back.

There's possibility of increase dividend payments and price appreciations in good profitable companies in stock market ( remember to monitor the quarterly performance of the company) while your capital fund and coupon payments in FGN bonds are static till maturity ( remember inflation and naira devaluations..but this may not affect you much since your giving the funds as your naira charity obligations)

You can decide to be paying your naira obligations with either the dividend payments or coupon payments in the above two scenarios.

For me, l go for the stock market since l know how the stock market works (17+ years in the market).

If you feel like investing in NYSE, some good dividend paying stocks with upto 6-10% dividend yield in the NYSE market exit. You can be using the quarterly dividend payments in dollars, convert it to naira and settle the naira charity obligations.

Many ways to play the card....

Its a good option and was my life-saver during the pandemic lockdown ...it happened that the period coincided with the maturity and I was just getting alert for the principal sum every month until fully paid.

What I did was every month from my salary, I subscribed to the bond and got like 5 different subscriptions with different rates and the interests were paid almost at the same time so I could compound them and use for something else. Those were the days when agro-investments was a thing. Not now any more.

The cons I have with the bond thing is inflation. By the time you get back your principal sum, would it still be worth what it was before (interests inclusive), so if you just have loose funds you don't mind tying down, its worth trying else, waka pass ...my thoughts though - I am not a financial advisor, always do your due diligence.

TouchOfSpice:
Hello Sir.

Thank you so much for your response.

The FGN bond option sounds cool and secured to me. I will give it a thought.

Since it's a lump sum investment, perhaps I would save up like 2-3 months equivalent and close my eyes to try it out.

Thank you.

Sad oo but why wasn't it tethered to a mothership 🤷🏿‍♀️ they went in tour of a treasure site and now they are about becoming one 🤦🏿‍♂️

Allmiron:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/titanic-submersible-missing-craft-has-about-40-hours-of-breathable-air-left-as-search-yields-no-results-12906358

Battery don low, dollesss if you know you know 🤭🤣🤣🤣

jackcanfield:
No be Oga Wale Edun be that , see as he look like stone cold body guard .. anyway na the Chief of Protocol go dey enjoy life [b]sha.... [/b]This one everyone is carrying their bag themselves ...you na sure say you na no go need Chief Logistics officer bayi.

Does this really matter? Of all the senators and reps from your home states, how many of them have brought development to their states? About time we stop nose poking into state of origins and look at what any appointee can bring to the table. It is only then we can beat our chest and say we've won the corruption battle.

LivingSage:
https://twitter.com/DeeOneAyekooto/status/1671037575161626625

This is Jessica Sarfo (one of the best Ghanaian OAP)

officialwdhtv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQXcPLV08O8

Meet the lady behind the MTN voice

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv

Ooh wow Thanks for the response. Does that mean I would have to travel to Naija to do the dropbox process there?

mizGene:
If you got your last visa in Nija, you can't "Dropbox" here. You will need to go through the interview process again.

Please does anyone know how to go about renewing a US B1/B2 visa in the UK via drop box? Thank you

People have gotten jobs based on these certifications though. But I hear you, a PRINCE2 or PMP certification would carry more weight but it all boils down to what you know and can bring to the table with your employer. You may have the PMP or PRINCE 2 certificates and not be able to deliver while someone with a Coursera certificate would do better.

Opiso101:
Thank you

I have done the coursera courses.
But I don’t think their certification is recognized

For 1 and 2 - try your hands on Coursera courses in Project Management delivered by Google and see if its what you really want to do before seeking in-class training. You can apply for Financial Aid too.

Opiso101:
Someone should help please

If e tok say make you call, call na

ASAPFERG:
Good day everyone..

please my actaris SP meter is showing CALL

please what do I do?

So married men shouldn't be careful?

He said: “Be careful married women. It happened in Mbieri just yesterday.”

dre11:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/father-of-four-dies-married-lover-in-coma-after-sex-romp/

Dem don school de guy 🤣

😀

So pe oti lo 🙄

Maame4U:
Hello Nairalanders. I need your input to help my Brother in a dilemma.

He helped a friend with a loan to help fund his study in the U.K.

3 years down the line, the gentleman has refused to send even 50 pence to appease his poor soul.

Is there an establishment we can report this to? As all diplomatic means has proved futile.

I look forward to your expert guidance.

When you all convert your petrol gen and cars to CNG, they price would definitely shoot up because of demand and supply

GAZZUZZ:
Just Got wind bovas ojodu is selling ₦500 per KG in Lagos

How much is cooking gas LPG in your area ?

Yea because most demands through the banks were artificial meant to round trip the dollar. With no more incentive to round trip, the rates would drop.

ijustdey:
https://www.thecable.ng/naira-to-appreciate-settle-at-n600-1-in-coming-months-says-jp-morgan/amp