₦airaland Forum

yimiton:
It doesn't matter who relocates.

What should be considered here is who can relocate. It will be silly for any man to tell his wife to relocate just because of pride. If
the husband works in a company that has branches all over the country and he could possibly relocate to where his wife's job is situated without loosing anything, then so be it. That also applies to the woman.

showstopa:
Pride, the bane of the "black Nigerian " Man!!!!!! Hiss
i Know some jobless men who would rather the wife left her job and came to stay with him wherever he is than move to where she is,Note we are talking about geographical location not the physical house.
The sooner we let down our guards down concerning some of these non issues ,the faster our civilization in Nigeria would happen.
Peace

honeric01:
I wish bojan was taller.

RuuDie:
well. . . . tonight. we're taking it back & handing right back to RM!

khanye:
Stop dwelling in the past mehn . . . Barca is da ish now!
Let's see what your 280E (+ D' Maria) team will do next season

khanye:
We Poo on your 250M team always

sandy0000:
Hi Mcfranc,

May you kindly assist with my Joomla site, when I search in on Google, it point to

www.boldmediasignage.co.za/installation/index.php

my site is www.boldmediasignage.co.za

How can I fix this ?

I would appreciate your assistance.

Dis Guy:
black revo

who scored for Pillars? had ahmed musa broken the record yet i predicted he will score a hatrick soon


homeric

u sure say your insurance premium never expire so?
who are you guys competing against anway? JUTH Abuja FC

is there any Lagos team in the lower division, i think lagos needs a team in the top flight

honeric01:
Nah, i think the fault is from your PC, not from the site, i saw the flags.

chic2pimp:
FINAL SCORE

REAL MADRID 3 OSASUNA 2

RONALDO SCORED A BRACE

I can't believe I am saying this but the £80M y'all paid for Him might prove to be a bargain

02/05 00:00 Lobi Stars 1 - 0 Sharks
02/05 00:00 Kaduna United 3 - 2 Heartland FC
02/05 00:00 Sunshine Stars 2 - 0 Gombe United
02/05 00:00 Gateway 0 - 0 Rangers International
02/05 00:00 Ocean Boys 2 - 0 Zamfara United
02/05 00:00 Kano Pillars 4 - 0 Warri Wolves
02/05 00:00 Enyimba 3 - 1 Niger Tornadoes
01/05 00:00 Shooting Stars 1 - 0 Kwara United
01/05 00:00 Wikki Tourists 4 - 0 Ranch Bees FC
01/05 00:00 Dolphins FC 3 - 1 Bayelsa United

doyin13:


Bastards said Pompey won't go. . .

nateevs:
I think the Premier League have ruled that Pompey would not be allowed.
It will be a slap on the face for football if Pompey are allowed to.

HNIC:
Cuolda sworn I saw some folks at the Kop end celeberating Chelski's goal

Lampard scores and scumland  in tears!!!!!!

The missing N200 billion loan advanced to farmers by the federal government has been returned to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), said Sheik Ahmed Abdullah, agriculture minister, yesterday in Abuja at a meeting with the House of Representatives committee on agriculture.

The committee is presently investigating the whereabouts of the funds, which was meant to assist farmers across the country to enhance food production.

Mr Abdullah told the committee that following some disagreement with managing banks, which led to some delays in the speed at which the fund was to be disbursed to farmers, the ministry was ordered to return the money back to the central bank.

“Now on the N200b, much has been written on the pages of newspapers. I somewhere frowned or looked at it as being fixed deposited somewhere and somewhere looked at it as a missing money,” he said.

“But in what we have on file which would soon come before you, there was specifically a designated bank that was supposed to bank the money but some [sic] conditionality created a wage between the beneficiaries and the bank; and the submission is that this lack of agreement between the beneficiaries and the bank affected the disbursement of the money, and that led to a matching order for the fund to be returned back to the Central Bank.”

On the auctioning of some tractor equipment in the ministry, which is also being investigated by the lawmakers, the minister said the exercise was a procedural one meant to dispose some outdated and used equipment that were no longer needed in the ministry.

Gap in communication

He said due process was followed, but blamed the ignorance of the members on communication gap existing between his ministry and the lawmakers.

Mr Abdullah assured the lawmakers that the committee would cooperate with the committee in its operations in order to achieve maximum success in its operations.

Gbenga Makajuola, chairman of the committee, explained that the meeting was convened to familiarize its members with the minister and his team who are expected to assume duties early this month.

Mr. Makanjuola had previously informed them that the House has launched investigations into the missing N200 billion and the auctioning of tractors by the ministry, adding that he (minister) would soon be invited to state the position of the ministry on the issues.

~Bluetooth:
so what happens to old lines?

Chrisbenogor:
No mind them jo, me I am not dropping my finger print for MTN or Glo or you can even imagine dropping your finger prints for an epileptic company like ZAIN. . . . . .TUFIAKWA!

kech:
True that. That is why fingerprints are essential. You can fake your name but you can't fake your fingerprint. As long as your fingerprint is on record, they'll catch you if you try to play smart. Everyone's fingerprint is unique. No two are the same.

violent:
And why should we say No?

We supply this kind of information {Passport, address, etc} at the banks before opening an account, the only addition is the finger print thingy, so why make a big fuss out of nothing.

Moreover, looking at the upside which clearly outweighs the downside, such information as fingerprint will definitely come handy towards tracking of criminals, kidnappers etc.
Hundreds of crime are committed on a daily basis with the perpetrators ignorantly leaving their fingerprint all over the place, it is only prudent that we have a database that can analyse such data and produce the criminals involved in a clear and concise manner.

Besides, it will also help to stem cases of fraud which has consistently been the bane of Nigerian's problems

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and telecom operators have expressed optimism over the commencement of the Sim card registration from May 1.

In a telephone interview with NEXT, Reuben Muoka the spokesperson for the commission said, “Any new sim card bought subsequently from May 1, 2010 must be registered for life.”

The commission announced in December that the sim card registration is part of efforts to curb crime in the country, but the exercise will, however, begin with new sim cards purchased by new subscribers.

Mr. Muoka explained that the registration will be done online, adding that “operators are expected to put all machinery in motion for the commencement of the process. We suspect that they will sell what is called partially activated lines, whereby, you may get a line but can only receive calls or Short Message Service (SMS) but not able to make calls or send texts. So, you must now go to a particular place where you will have your sim registered before you can begin to enjoy these services,” said Mr. Muoka.

MTN is ready

In an email response to NEXT, Funmilayo Omogbenigun, the General Manager, Communications, MTN Nigeria said, “Yes, MTN Nigeria is ready to commence its Sim cards registration come May 1, 2010. We have installed equipment that captures bio-metric and demographic data.”

Ms. Omogbenigun noted that the registration exercise will not affect the prices of Sim cards in the market.

Registration requirements

However, there are some basic requirements from new subscribers to ensure a successful exercise.

Visafone Nigeria explained, “We need to capture subscriber’s name, phone number, address, digital photo and biometrics (thumb & index finger print). These are the specific requirements needed from the subscriber at no cost to ensure the smooth flow of the process.”

Existing subscribers

The Communications Commission, the industry regulator said it will handle the registration of the active subscribers sims estimated in excess of 70 million, even as it has not yet decided on the commencement date.

“We hope to start within the next three months. The duration for the process will depend on when we start, because we need to review when we begin and know what kind of deadline is appropriate in this circumstance,” said Mr. Muoka.

Price Cap

Ahead of the Sim card registration, the commission has also announced the introduction of a price cap system for the benefit of subscribers.

Stephen Bello, the acting vice chairman of the commission, in a recent statement said, the regulator has developed a policy of price cap regulation, “where we give a price and the competition can make you to operate within this degree of freedom, but not beyond it.”

He argued that the measure became necessary to forestall a situation in which operators may “cooperate and try to maximize their profit”.

“Now we know for a fact that the number of lines has increased, there is economy of scale and you know that as you have advantages of economy of scale the unit price comes down. We believe that the competition in the industry will control prices,” added Mr. Bello.

Mr. Muoka expantiated, “In order to make tariff to come down further just as the interconnect rate came down last year, the expectation is that the retail price will also come down. In order to actually make it happen, we put a price cap that is, a price at which no operator will charge above.”

He, however said the price cap has not yet been determined, as such a judgment will be based on “the market situation, what the competition is, the interconnect rate and say no operators can charge above a certain amount. We are going to review it, get more data from the operators about their current rate and also do this in other services like SMS etc., before implementing.”

~Borat~:
Sauron you must be smoking banned substances to compare this incident with that in moscow. . .it wasnt intentional, motta wasnt even looking.
Guess who has been watching Alves. . .Sergio phucked up with his theaterics. . .i'm ashamed. I guess he must be feeling guilty now.

dominique:
can they shock us anymore by falling 3-1 to inter? don't think so.