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Lalasticlala

Lalasticlala,
Seun

Please, I want to know the exact inputs of both the Ministry of Works and Housing, and the Ministry of Environment when it comes the conceptualisation, design and construction of road-side drainages and culverts and other road-related hydraulic structures....

In as much as the road-side drainages are attached to roads, they are actually environmental-protection structures in their truest definition of functions; and as a result of that, I want to know whether the Ministry of Environment are supposed to be involved in the design and supervision of the road-side drainages and other road-related hydraulic structures; even though such structures are fully attached to road projects that are fully under the purview of the Ministry of Works and Housing.

Omanambala:
But after the south takes their turn I want us to scrape this rotation process. This rotation thing could polarize the system and cause distrust.

I share in your thoughts too.
Let the seat be thrown open.
Let who merits it take it.

Oseloka Henry Obaze Tweeted:
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...“Some have asked why I am not contesting the Anambra Governorship election this time around. The communique below, speaks to the reality and why I’m supporting an aspirant from the South. Principles over politics. No more said. -OHO”


He was born on 9 April 1955 in Ogidi, but he is a native of Ochuche-Umuodu in Ogbaru LGA (Anambra North Sen. District) Anambra State, Nigeria.

Truthteller2020:
Laughing when people died?

GET LOST.!!

psucc:
Giy this is Nigeria! Things don't work the way it should. We take backyard enta house here.

If I may understand as it worked in other Banks. The limit and requirement for a token is when you are transferring more than N20k at a go. So why not play the Nigerian sense - transfer as many times as you wish BUT NOT MORE THAN N20K.

Case close.

Good morning, world

The time wasted in doing the multiple transactions comes into consideration here.
And then, the multiple charges for the various teansactions too..

Stephenomozzy:
Customer Care/Relationship is one of the weakest features of most of the Nigerian organizations.

As there's no JUST agency to regulate their "MIGHTIER THAN THE LAW" tendencies....they see themselves as Gods.
In saner climes, I'm pretty sure they can be sued! Pay damages tire and them go hear word.

Although, be sure that you've been using the USSD to make transfer above the said sum before....Cos banks like UBA have had that crazy "Secure pass problem" since USSD even started...which is a good feature thou; your problem is about the non-sensitization.

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My brother, that's just it.
I use their Mobile-App very well, and I also use their USSD option very often too.
If the transfer is very urgent, and I considered the logging-in processes of the Mobile-App as a waste of time, I would quickly opt for the USSD option.
Sometimes, when I find myself in a location of low/slow data network services, then USSD comes to rescue.
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No matter the security checks they want to put in place, I have no problems about it.
All I care for, is proper sensitization.
Let the customers know about the new changes (even before they were being implemented).

Lanretoye:
The only tangible review is that we don’t want Nigerian nation

It's This Week's Wednesday and Thursday..
Just go there and tell them your mind.

Explorers:
The accident may have been caused by a broken cable at the top of the system, according to ANSA news agency. It is believed as many as 15 people were in the cable car at the time

The rescue call arrived just after midday and the cable car had fallen from very high and was now sitting, 'crumpled' in the woods below, Milan added

OK..
I have seen the answer to my question.
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Chaaiii..
What a frightening tumble.!!

Na Waa Ooo..
What exactly was the cause?
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The Cable?
Or the Suspending Columns??
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(FTC on Explorers’ Thread.. )

If they have decided to be using Token, no problems.
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But they should not be putting the uninformed customers through unnecessary confusions.

Recently, Access Bank Customers can no longer transfer anything greater than ₦20,000 using the USSD Transfer Methods.
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To make the matter worse, they even went ahead and started implementing the embargo on the transfers without sensitizing the customers. Their unsuspecting customers are not even aware of such restrictions up till this moment, and they may be thinking that the USSD method is no more working for big amounts.
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Worst of it all is that; when someone wants to transfer big amounts using the USSD method (amounts bigger than ₦20,000), the processing instructions will still prompt the customer to enter the last 6 digits of CARD NUMBER.
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When I took the pain to inquire from Access Bank why they stopped allowing transactions greater than ₦20,000 on the USSD Channel, they said that for someone to transfer more than ₦20,000 using USSD, that the person should use Hardware Token (costs ₦2,700).
When I asked them why they didn't sensitize the customers about it, and why the USSD instructions are still prompting customers to enter the last 6 digits of CARD NUMBER, instead of promoting customers to activate their Hardware Token and enter the PIN that was generated in the Token...
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They have not answered me till today.

oliverano:


No nyash on show

no boobs on display

yet see beauty!!!

Post modified: You too fine biko...happy birthday beautiful woman

My only fantasy after seeing these photos is to jam her for club in a wild mood.
Joygasm extra-ordinarie

The Senate Zonal Public Hearing on the Constitution Review Comes up on Wednesday (26th May 2021) and Thursday (27th May 2017) in two centres each across the Six Geo-political Zones in Nigeria.
The Public Hearing would happen simultaneously in all these 12 centres (listed below) between 10am and 5pm on each day:

I. North-Central 1 - Jos Centre (Plateau, Nasaraws and Benue)

2. North-Central 2 - Minna Centre (Niger. Kwara, Kogi and FCT)

3. North-East 1 - Bauchi Centre (Bauchi, Yobe and Borno)

4. North-East 2 - Gombe Centre (Gombe, Tarnba and Adamawa)

5. North-West 1 - Kaduna Centre (Kaduna, Kano, Jigawa and Katsina)

6. North-West 2 - Sokoto Centre (Sokoto. Kebbi and Zamfara)

7. South-East 1 - Owerri Centre (Imo and Abia)

8. South-East 2 - Enugu Centre (Enugu, Ebonyi and Anambra)

9. South-South 1 - Asaba Centre (Delta, Edo and Bayelsa)

10. South-South 2 - Port Harcourt Centre (Rivers. Cross River and Akwa-Ibom)

11. South-West 1 - Lagos Centre (Lagos, Oyo and Ogun)

12. South-West 2 - Akure Centre (Osun and Ondo)
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But despite all these efforts to increase the public participation, there was no provision made for Nigerians and interested parties to Participate in the public hearing in any of these zones (or in all of them) through Virtual/Online means such as Facebook-Live, YouTube-Live, Zoom, WebEx, and so on.
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Must We Go To these centers in person, and must we be there physically in order to contribute in the so-called Publi Hearing??

Ctorch:
Senate Inaugurates Zonal Public Hearing on Constitutional Review


THE SENATE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution
National Assembly Complex,
P. M. B. 141, Gorki, Abuja-Nlgeria

Zonal Public Hearing
I, Chairman and members of the Senate Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution cordially invite the General public, Government functionaries, Civil Society/Interest Groups, Professional Bodies and other interested persons to a 2-day Zonal Public Bearing on "The Proposed Alteration to the Provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. 1999”, holding at two centres in each of the 6 (Six) Geo-political Zones as follows:
I. North-Central Jos Centre (Plateau, Nasaraws and Benue), Minna Centre (Niger. Kwara, Kogi and FCI)
2. North-East - Bauchi Centre (Bauchi, Yobe and Borno), Gombe Centre (Gombe, Tarnba and Adamawa)
3. North-West - Kaduna Centre (Kaduna, Kano, Jigawa and Katsina), Sokoto Centre (Sokoto. Kebbi and Zamfara)
4. South-East - Owerri Centre (Imo and Abia), Enugu Centre (Enugu, Ebonyi and Anambra)
5. South-South - Asaba Centre (Delta, Edo and Bayelsa) Port Harcourt Centre (Rivers. Cross River and Akwa-Ibom)
6. South-West - Lagos Centre (Lagos, Oyo and Ogun), Akure Centre (Osun and Ondo)

Date: Wednesday 26'h May & Thursday 27'h May, 2021 .
Time: 10:00am — 5:00pm daily.

Issues for the Public Hearing:

1. Gender Equity/Increased participation of Women and Vulnerable groups in governance

2. The Federal Structure in governance and Power Devolution

3. Local Government Administration/Local Government autonomy

4. Public Revenue, Fiscal Federalism and Revenue Allocation

5. Constitutional Provision for the Establishment of State Police

6. Judicial Reform - Adjudication of election and pre-election matters and other justice delivery noncoms.

7. Electoral Reforms that will make INEC deliver transparent, credible, free and fair elections, Political parties, Independent candidature and election management

8. Socio-cconomic rights as contained in Chapter II of the Constitution.

9. Residency and indigeneship

10. Immunity — Removal of immunity in prima facie criminal cases

11. Time-line for Assent of Bills and Passage of Appropriation Bill

12. States and local government creation

13. Strengthening the independence of institutions like the office of the Accountant General of the Federation, Auditor General of the Federation and Office of the Attorney General of the Federation.

14. F.C.T. Administration

15. The Legislature and Legislative Bureaucracy

16. Constitutional Roles for Traditional Rulers

17. Any other issues that promote the unity and good governance of the Nigerian nation.

For further enquiries; contact the Clerk to the Committee, Dr. Innocent Mcbiri on: 08037092195 or 08055307604, via email: sers8nass®gmail.com

Signed
Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege Deputy President of the Senate/Chairnan Senate Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution

Can Nigerians Join In On This Through Online Virtual Means??
Must We Go To these centers in person, and must we be there physically in order to contribute?

EBMedia:
Young Lady Missing For A Week After She Left Home To Visit Her Boyfriend In Warri (Photos)

A 22-year-old woman identified as Katherine Isaiah also known as Fegor has gone missing since she travelled to Warri, Delta State, IgbereTV reports.

Her family and friends are seeking the public's help in locating her.

IgbereTV gathered that Katherine left Oleh in lsoko South L.G.A of Delta State, where she resides, to Warri on Thursday, May 6, to visit her boyfriend identified as Klever.

Katherine, who works with KEDI Healthcare as a distributor and also sells clothes online, has not been seen or heard from since then.

However, her mother was informed by a Good samaritan that a mentally unstable young woman who resembles Katherine was recently spotted wandering naked in a private school in Warri.

The Good samaritan said that the young woman was given clothes and transportation fare to go back home.

Anyone with useful information on her whereabouts should kindly call these numbers: 0806 281 7886, 09029213778, 07039155701.

Alexander Omena Abele wrote on Facebook;


https://www.facebook.com/100023967495251/posts/977986443010263/?app=fbl

https://igberetvnews.com/1390056/young-lady-missing-week-left-home-visit-boyfriend-warri-photos/

It's probably the lady..
Maybe she went there and smoked igbooo..
And probably she had mad fun too, and it all got to a point of excess..
Why the guy (or guts) left her in the open, rather than taking care of her until she's sober again, is what I can't figure out for now.

Ritzybeauty:
Little things like this matters but patience and understanding is required in this case to avoid unnecessary trouble

Babe,, you're so beautiful

fergie001:
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When Jonathan Said:
“Nobody is a saint ... The only solution to the Nigerian type of embezzlement is to take the yam away from the goat..”
they made it a joke.
Now, they are disowning their own In-laws.

Vaughanlanrewaj:
You are probably right. I am just looking at the few around me. They're into real estate from shops to land to building to tenancy agreement. I agree this will fly in Lagos more than most other places in the country. Thanks.

You're Welcome

Vaughanlanrewaj:
Most are into real estate , debt recovery and tax consultancy aside from litigation.
I think they stand to benefit from the system if the goals for the strike are met. I don't think they're happy about the problem of the judiciary. It's a difficult place to be when your means of livelihood is shut down in this manner but it's less likely to affect those well diversified into those other areas. They should not give up, I believe everything will end in praise eventually.

Contrary to the word “MOST” (as used up there), it's actually a few of the advanced ones amongst them that had gathered enough experience to delve into all these other areas.
“Most” young lawyers have not diversified their options yet, and thus they are stuck with the courts at the moment.

I'm not a lawyer though..
But I really feel for them.

The courts were locked-up for more than a month now due to the JUSUN Strike.
The Judges and the Court-Officials are still paid at the end of the month.
But the lawyers are left to be on their own ... (especially the young lawyers who still depend so much on the court).
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HOW CAN THESE LAWYERS BE HELPED??

Ifesinachi22:
This thing no go reach page two?

E Reach Page-2 Oohh.!!

This Our Nigerian Environment Sef....

NgeneUkwenu:
We don't negotiate with Terrorists..

But with Bandits.!!

helinues:
What if the deduction is from loans?

What's the business of state government with micro finance

The deductions are from the take-home pay of ALL the civil servants in the state. Not some of them, but ALL.. No single worker was spared, and it was not deducted from the loans.
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It is not very clear (from the attached photo) how the state government got involved with the microfinance bank, but being that the office of the Head of Service of the state released such a letter, it means that the state government is involved in the deduction of the workers’ salaries

Solsix:
Is it by force to be a shareholder in a micro finance bank??

Me too,, I Continue to ask the same question.

helinues:
What's state business with mico finance?

Judging from the attached photo..
Is there any way the deductions can be exonerated??
Could there be any genuine reasons for the deductions??

We have to hear from the Anambra State Civil Servants themselves before we can fairly conclude on this matter.
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The so-called Civil Servants had never received any Dividends whatsoever.
They have never even received any form of notifications about the bank and its performance in the shares/stock market, at least, to indicate that they are the real stakeholders and shareholders of the nonsense microfinance bank