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prince3009:You should fill it with the details of the deceased.. But your own bank account details and signature is what you should fill. Then, you need to collect letter of administration from the bank of the deceased (and from his Registrar too) - this shows that you're the new person who is now in charge of the shares. You should scan and send it to them. Then, the death Certificate too, Bank's confirmation of the signature of the administrator, Valid ID Card of the administrator, e.t.c... .. Contact your Registrar immediately for more information. |
Riele:These people you see here paid their own money to do these things.. And here you are, rejecting to be paid money to do same thing?? |
lalasticlala:This Adamu always talks Nonsense.. |
valentineuwakwe:Soon, some individuals would have Multiple NINs as a result of this. |
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If I remember correctly, the last time I used this particular Ezu-Bridge at Ugbene, it had really gone very bad from one end. One of the abutments had collapsed due to increased flooding of the Ezu River. Vehicles cannot pass on the bridge at the moment. (I guess this picture of yours is a bit old - Like, it was taken two years ago) |
These roads he mentioned are very important to the people of Awka North LGA... Including the Ezu-Bridge at Ebenebe - Along the old dilapidated Mgbakwu-to-Ebenebe Road. |
MEMO TO THE IN-COMING GOVERNOR OF ANAMBRA STATE ON AWKA NORTH L.G.A As the Governor of Anambra State, the first road construction contract Mr. Peter Obi awarded was the Omor-Omasi-Igbakwu highway in Anyamelum Local Government Area. Spanning over 43 kilometres, it was also the first major road that was done in the LGA and it really opened up the entire area. Obi commenced and completed many other strategic road projects across the State, such as Nibo-Umuawulu-Awgbu-Amaokpala road (over 30 kilometres); roads in Onitsha township, including nearly all within the GRA (over 50 kilometres); Old Nkpor-Ogidi-Umudioka-Abagana-Enugwu-Ukwu-Nawfia-Amawbia road (28 kilometres); Umueze-Anam-Mmiata (13 kilometres); Awkuzu-Igbariam road (over 13 kilometres); Aguluezechukwu-Ogboji road (16 kilometres); Adazi-Nnukwu-Obeledu-Igboukwu road (12 kilometres); Amichi-Ebenator-Ezinifite road (12 kilometres); Azia-Mbosi with spur to Lilu (17 kilometres); Achala Junction-Onitsha Adani road (10 kilometres); Oba-Nnewi road (16 kilometres); Ekwulobia-Nkpologwu-Akpo-Achina road (8 kilometres), among others. Obi also got approval of the Federal Government and constructed the Nkpor Fly-Over as well as the beautiful road from the Onitsha Bride-Head to Umunya. Many Anambrarians and observers appreciated the lengths and how strategic these roads are. Since Peter Obi left office, we hear of the construction of roads of a few metres to 3 kilometres length. This observation is verifiable by empirical data. One of the disappointments in Anambra State is that other strategic roads Obi started across the State have all been abandoned. Among the most painful are: Amansea-Ndiukwuenu road; Ogbaru-Atani-Osamalla-Ogwuikpele road (of which Obi achieved 32 kilometres of about 60 kilometres before leaving office); Amansea-Ndiukwuenu-Okpeze-Amaeteiti-Awgbu road and bridge Phase 1; and Mmiata-Nzam road. Despite a press release that incumbent Governor Obiano had completed all the roads inherited from Obi, they are still as Obi handed them over to his successor. The Amawbia-Amansea Dual Carriageway is another painful illustration of the gross neglect of roads in Anambra State. Obi recognized that that stretch of road put the State Capital in bad light, and he did everything possible to secure written permission from the Federal Government for the State to do that road and be reimbursed. He would have completed it before leaving office, but for the lateness in securing Federal approval. However, he left the funds for its completion, only for his successor to use the money to construct three of the most appalling fly-overs in sub-Saharan Africa. The other day, I represented my boss at Ugbenu and had to go through Amanuke. How do I summarise my findings? I literally wept. Obi had started the construction of the Amansea-Ebenebe-Ugbenu-Ugbene-Awgba-Ofemili road with some bridges, including the Amansea-Ebenebe Bridge. Before he left office, the bridge segment remained just the provision of side-walks, and that is the state of the facility today. One is left to wonder if the people of the area committed any unforgivable crime against the Present Government. When I passed through Ugbene and asked questions, they lamented that before Obi left, the drainages had been done and earth-work completed – remaining the asphalting -- only for the road project to be abandoned till today. The condition of that road is most painful because Mr. Peter Obi captured it in a special way in his hand-over note, explaining to Gov. Willie Obiano how strategic the road is and why it should be completed. He also advised him to extend it from Ugbene to Urum and Amanuke and from Mgbakwu to Ebenebe; and construct a bridge over the Ezu River between Amanuke and Ugbene , and join the Isuaniocha road to Achalla as the most deserving gift Awka North needs. Completing the circular road would have brought massive development to the LGA in particular and the State in general. The place has a wonderful table land and should be an axis for development. Peter Obi is human and could not have done everything. His records on road infrastructure are there for all to see. May I, therefore, request any person that takes over as the next Governor of our dear Anambra State to have this all-important road in his/her agenda. In fact, it should be one of the criteria to secure my personal support. It should be among the first set, if not the first road anyone interested in the sustainable development of the State should complete. There is also link from Ebenebe to Enugu State. Attached are pictures of the Amanuke-Ugbene road taken as I passed on it as well as the temporary bridge over the Ezu River. Source: A Sincerely Concerned Citizen Of Anambra State. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10224199570007024&id=1535177355
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Juliearth:Hehehehe |
Houseofglam7:Or even dig it out sef. |
Fahdiga:Anything could be possible,, but this very one, the location had been identified, and the person involved was identified too. |
Fahdiga:That video was really disgusting. |
Fajoe2020:One Old Woman like that had also warned such people to cool down and work for genuine riches and wealth. THIS JANUARY IS HYPER LOADED. |
This warning also applies to all other religious extremists |
WARNING AGAINST CRIMINAL AND INDECENT CONDUCT IN THE NAME OF RELIGION 1. The Anambra State Government is in possession of some videos produced by one person who goes by the name of Onyeze Jesus based in Nkpor, Idemili North Local Government Area of the state, where he not only claims to change the economic status of his adherents by magical means but also throws a lot of Nigeria’s currency notes into the river and compels his adult followers, both male and female, to bath naked in the river and records them on video which he distributes gleefully to all manner of people through the Internet and other means. 2. The State Government is appalled at the conduct of this man. Anambra people are famous throughout the world for their industry, knowledge, ingenuity, perseverance, a high savings rate and an infectious business drive, all combined to enable them to achieve tremendous success in various fields. Their success is not overnight nor through magic. 3. Onyeze Jesus promotes superstition and strife in society. By telling his gullible and brainwashed followers that their misfortune is caused by family members, relatives, friends and business associates through magical powers, he is fomenting serious troubles and instigating eternal enmity in various places and businesses. Some of these troubles can lead to physical fights, bodily injuries and even deaths. 4. By throwing plenty of naira notes into the river regularly as part of sacrifice to the river goddess and filming it and distributing the film to the whole world, he has brought Anambra State into global ridicule and, worse, gregariously committed a criminal offence. Burning or destroying the naira through any means is an offence criminalized by the Central Bank of Nigeria Act of 2007, and the offender is liable to imprisonment. 5. By forcing his disciples to have a bath naked in a river, then film the naked adults and distribute the videos across the globe, Onyeze Jesus is guilty of denying his followers the right to self-dignity and of promoting indecent exposure, which is a crime under the Nigerian law. 6. We have received reports from former disciples that Onyeze Jesus has swindled them of their hard earned resources, that is, all the promises and assurances of turning them into overnight millionaires have proved to be fraudulent. The state Government is looking into the claims. If we find merit in the claims, he will be prosecuted in accordance with the law. 7. The people and Government of Anambra State are irrevocably committed to fundamental rights of freedom of worship and freedom of association as well as freedom of conscience. However, observing these freedoms should not lead to a situation where heinous crimes will be carried out with impunity, whether in the name of religion or not. 8. Anambra State is a modern society governed by the rule of law, civilized values and proper conduct. The government will not stand akimbo watching while an individual or a handful of individuals flagrantly abuse its values and flout its laws. 9. We wish to thank numerous individuals and organizations alarmed at the conduct and claims of Onyeze Jesus and his cohorts and complained accordingly to the appropriate authorities. We assure them and millions of our people that an appropriate action is being taken. God bless Anambra State, the Light of the Nation. Signed C. Don Adinuba Commissioner for Information & Public Enlightenment. 25/01/21 |
incogni2o:You registered since 2016,..... Wooowww.. It's like you have never created a good thread all these while... 52 Topics. Wooowww.!! |
baralatie:Or better put, he never had a good relationship. Remember he is the Zombie-General of NL?? |
Bola146:Distant Relationships seem perfect most of the times.. By the time the two of you start staying together, little things like toothpaste, tomatoes, plates, slippers, and so on, will be causing serious troubles. |
This JEGA is a big fool. God will never ever forgive him. History will never be kind to him. |
EmptyGarden:Their next-door neighbours now know about this. Them go dey look the poor girl one-kind-eye one-kind-eye. |
moneyissweet:She's obviously an introvert. Strong one. The Only Party She Attends Must Be Dancing On Instagram. |
IDFWU:Same thoughts I had here.. All cakes having something similar in all of them. *#DoneByTheSamePerson#* |
Enjoy Your Diabetes Peacefully.. No Skin Pain. |
Korinnesta:Ok.. The pen takes the blame?? And not the judge’s fingers? |
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1kinggy:This response of yours gave me hope. The time I received my own alerts, I laughed.. And I remembered this response of yours immediately. |
owunabastard:Have they responded to you?? They have credited mine. I saw lots of credit alerts of small small amounts. Too many of them. |
Mide3367:And DNA will be confused too.. because, the paternity tests won't differ too much |
ijustdey:They will come after this man very soon.. |
ChelseaArmy:Where are the local helicopters?? I want to check something. |
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I have never met a wonderful man like that since. He thought I was scared of him, so I came up with the genotype 
