₦airaland Forum

Una no dey tire wt promises?

hansad:
I de your side.
There are too many softies and sweeties yelling to be serviced by thick bony men, so what on earth can attract son of man to a fellow man? Madness?

As in ehh...pure madness!

same2u:
We once asked this same question back then in school..
If there's an hormone that can attract you to the opposite sex?

The prof said no such hormone. .
That people in that act are just mentally sick.

God forbid I go look another man come turn on....sick ppl

lalasticlala:
See his tweet below:




https://mobile.twitter.com/realFFK/status/614442333464080384

What I don't understand is what attracts a man to a fellow man. Jeez! Bone to bone, I can't just imagine.

Provided they don't prevail on our govt to tow that line and legalize homosexuality, I have no problem.

There was no coup, APC just got served!

@Introvert, I see you

@Cofactor

You are just saving face for APC and Buhari.

How can you claim they are neutral when the President himself was scheduled to meet with APC lawmakers before the Saraki and Dogara coup happened.

The party even sent a letter mandating the NASS to name it's appointees as NASS leaders

Caseless:
before the letter was transmitted to the NASS, there was a prior discussion on those to pick so as to bring peace to the party and the letter was just to make it official. Dogara and Saraki are just trying to create problems by being irreverent towards the party leadership.

But don't you think such letter makes the Senate president and the Speaker mere rubber stamps of the party?

For me, I'll say the party can lobby it's members but insisting of given names, makes them too autocratic and even it's members will likely revolt.

Caseless:
you quoted everything to type this anhedral flatulence.


Show me where members of pdp in the NASS chose their own principals without party interference?

Lols @anhedral flatulence.

No doubt, the party will have influence, but writing a letter like an instruction and shoving it down the throat of the Speaker and the entire House of Reps, haba Bros, influence get limits.

They are not speakers or Leaders of APC parliament but that of the whole country!

barcanista:
Why can't the governor resign honorably?

Me wonder o,

I expect the dude to just resign and apologise to the state for his extravagance

tonididdy:
Eden1747 original post:https://www.nairaland.com/2408171/humiliation-
ecobank-badagry


Charism's counter view: https://www.nairaland.com/2408386/what-eden1747-f-did-not

And then charisma while defending himself at one posters claim said:

Poster:

Charism reply to poster:


WELL THERE YOU HAVE IT IN BOLDED NAIRALANDERS...in as much as I know damn bank cashiers can be very rude and saucy, I also see know reason why u opened the counter thread to counter the original op's claims plus he couldn't answer simple questions directed at him like ''what dress color eden was wearing that day''?

I can understand your motives, you are without job and maybe think ''the said bank'' can contact you for a post in their office for defending em online like u did.

Goodtry...its naija afterall, its like football down
here...anything can happen

In other words, you are saying Charism is unemployed.

And that that she made up the defence to see if the bank will employ him for image laundering?

Nigerians and conspiracy theories ehh, soon someone will also analyse my own posts in that thread and why I did.

Imagine such audacity!, a party chairman drafting a letter choosing House leaders for the country,

The House should be left to choose it's own leaders for God's sake! Enough of this drama

olumide1911:
President Buhari was sworn in on May 29, 2015, and has since then been accused of being too slow in taking important decisions concerning his administration.

Buhari has been especially criticized for his delay in appointing ministers, an action which many believe has prevented his administration from actually taking off.
However, the President has taken some important steps since assuming office. 5 of them are:
1. Visiting Chad and Niger for talks on Boko Haram.
2. Attending and taking a place of honour at the G7 summit where he secured the help of the US and the UK for the fight against terrorism.
3. Relocating Military Command Centre to Maiduguri to intensify the fight against Boko Haram.
4. Ordering the removal of military checkpoints across the country.
5. Dissolving the board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

http://naijasweetgist..com/2015/06/5-major-steps-buhari-has-taken-since.html

Believe me, Buhari is still on honeymoon!.

patmaine:
ok. I understand
I don't know if you are a bank staff but I know bank staff always act up especially when one isn't dressed in suit..

I was at access bank nnewi branch one day to deposit. .a guy walked in he wore knicker and drivers. with t shirt.
he walked to the customer care.
I noticed him wen hw walked on because I ve been in d hall quite a while. so I waa bored.

the customer assistant ignored him. didn't even acknowledge his standing thr. the guy said something to her. she still didn't look up..

the guy got annoyed and said something. she snapped. said tins to the guy called him illiterate. .


calling him illiterate got the guy laughing. ..I enjoyed everything he said to d girl.



I am a mechanical engineering graduate. .I am a pure businessman. u deceive urself because u wear suit..believe me if I am in ur shoe I ll commit suicide. .If I make 500% of ur salary in a day. I won't eat cos dats a wasted day for me.

the girl out of shame shut d hell up retreating like bingo. tail between her legs..

the manager had to come apologize to the guy right thr in d banking hall..

they still made her apologize right thr with so many people applauding the guy..

The lady should be given a tougher sanction not just to apologise to the guy. How dare you insult an "illiterate" money that pays your salary.

Some people sha

xtervaganza:
most cctvs don't have audio

No wahala, voice or not, it should at least show the movts and body language. Even show the guys mouth mentioning "goat" and rest of the drama.

Whichever way, it goes, the CSM must be punished because he failed to handle an irate customer. In service delivery, you don't allow a customer lose face and leave your office broken.
A simple apology would have done it

patmaine:
bro forget sentiment. he should be asked before allowing the pregnant lady. I am sure the exercise have been on quite a time
no be me get am pregnant joor

The pregnant lady was there for another transaction not BVN, and I also said she was excused.

Eden1747:
This is totally a lie. If indeed you were at the bank, what was I putting on?, what did Mr Soetan who was in the cubicle with him say to calm me down?, you're most probably an ecobank staff but I seriously doubt that you're in badagry. Another eyewitness on the front page saw everything. I'm well known at ECOBANK badagry, it used to be my working account when they were Oceanic, so why would I walk in with an attitude? There was no queue. The office assistant took some files to him and scurried away. I was coming from jumat service and someone in the cubicle was asking which mosque I worshipped at. He wasn't attending to anyone. Do you think I enjoy telling the world that someone called me a goat? And since you claim you were there for your BVN, the CSM's cubicle is not where customers were for verification. All liars go to hell biblically. In Islam, you'd be hung by your tongue with the fires of hell burning you. I hope you know that.

Now this is a twist.

MrPresident1:
Unreliable gini? So Nairaland should put a one sided accusation on FP and not bother to give the same prominence to the other side?

I get the vibes that the lady who posted the first story was rude to the banker fellow, coming to Nairaland to post that kind of story means she wants the guy to lose his job, that is very bad of her. In this day and age, some insults are best swallowed for the sake of good.

A mean spirited lady who thinks she is owed an explanation!

Spot on, but if the guy was rude as claimed by Eden, good, let him be punished by his office.

This won't be difficult to confirm as the bank can replay it's CCTV recording

vichks:
Op I seriously doubt this thread will see the light of frontpage cus it will definitely make nairaland look unreliable
@ bugatie Mordified

Whatever becomes of it, front page or not am sure discerning individuals will read the Eden1747's story with open mind.

vichks:
The Op might be the bank attendant trying to defend himself (I said "might"

Yes, you are right, but it's also possible the Op is a neutral observer/customer.

Meanwhile, there's nothing like a bank attendant

Charism:
I saw this thread in frontpage today by Eden1747(f).

I was @ECOBANK badagry earlier today to collect my BVN number, and I witnessed first hand the drama and ensued between you and the CSM. I noticed that your account of the story was not exactely what happened. I would have chose to overlook it when I saw it on nairaland, but for prosterity sake I would say the real truth.

Mind to share your own version of the story cos you might be saving someone's job.

As a service person I understand how much self control it takes for one to maintain his or cool when attending to irate customers especially when they are in their numbers.

The BVN registration did not make things any easier for the bank staff especially with the last minute surge of customers who besieged the banks as if the whole exercise just started yesterday.

I was at one of the banks today, First bank precisely and could not help "slamming" another customer for insulting a bank staff just because the staff asked that the lady allow a heavily pregnant woman do her transaction first. The customer couldn't take any of it but referred to the staff as "stupid" for keeping her waiting.
Other customers joined in reprimanding the lady.

My point is, stories are not always as straight as narrated, you can imagine the lady's version of the incidence.

Am not by any means making defence for the Ecobank guy in question but I find to believe he will so careless to refer to a customer as a goat.

A look at the picture below will give you an idea of the crowd most banks have been facing lately.

imakewealth2:
Supreme court just ruled to legalize same-sex marriage in America. So now, Gays and Lesbians can legally marry as this has form part of their constitution.
President of United States Barrack Obama has also come out to welcome the news. See his tweet.
Read full storyTweets http://naijaenform..com/2015/06/breaking-news-america-just-legalized.html?m=1
What do you all think? I see them pressurizing other countries especially prone countries like Nigeria to follow suit.

If I hear say they come Naija ehh....

ALISMILE:
Authorities of the Presidential Villa, Abuja have
formally removed officials of the Department of
State Services from spots where they can
perform “close protection roles” for President
Muhammadu Buhari.
The decision to restrict the officials’ access to the
President was the peak of the inter-agency
rivalry that has been rocking security agencies in
the seat of power since Buhari was inaugurated
on May 29.
Our correspondent on Thursday saw a copy of a
memo redeploying the DSS officials from 10
beats that they had hitherto been manning
inside the Villa.
The memo issued by the Aide-De-Camp to the
President, Lt. Col. Lawal Abubakar, and dated
June 24, 2015 was titled, “Redeployment of
Department of State Services personnel from
close protection roles for Mr. President and
some duty locations within the Presidential Villa,
Abuja.”
www.punchng.com/news/dss-officials-barred-from-close-protection-of-buhari/

Close protection?

So they should maintain like 5 poles apart from the President, issorait.

With this development, the guys will just be there for being sake, no reason to go the extra mile for Mr President in the course of their work.

vickylala239:
Even in a football pitch!!!!
Wonders they say never ends

What's that guy testing?

The depth?

See how he's licking his lips, he must be enjoying the adventure

Flirtval:
The President spoke yesterday on the National Assembly
crisis, saying he expected the All Progressives Congress
(APC) lawmakers to toe the party’s line in the election of
principal officers.
Senate President Bukola Saraki yesterday announced the
names of principal officers and adjourned plenary till
July 21.
President Muhammadu Buhari said: “The party did a
straw poll – an open and transparent one – which
should have been respected. There is no confusion about
anything. The party did a process, the President had
wished that the party would take that to the very end but
that didn’t happen,” presidential spokesman Garba
Shehu said.
“The President has a responsibility to the party; the
President has a responsibility to the nation and as far as
we are looking at the situation, it has not gotten out of
control. It is still within manageable parameters; it is a
little storm. We will overcome and Nigerians better get
used to it,” he added while speaking on Channels
Television.
Although APC senators maintained the peace inspite of
the disagreement of the Senator Ahmed Lawan‘s
supporters with the list of principal officers announced
by Saraki, which is in contradiction to that sent to the
Senate President by the APC, the party rejected Saraki’s
list.
On Saraki’s list are: Senate Leader Ali Ndume (Borno
South), who is standing trial for alleged link to the
terrorist sect, Boko Haram, Bala Ibn Na’Allah (Kebbi)
Deputy Leader and Francis Alimikhena (Edo) Deputy
Chief Whip. The name of the Chief Whip was not read.
Last night, APC National Secretary Mai Mala Buni
issued a statement tittled: “National Assembly crisis:
We stand on our list of principal officers.”
The statement said: “The All Progressives Congress
(APC) has strongly condemned what transpired at both
chambers of the National Assembly on Thursday, June
25th 2015.
“The party stands by the list sent by the party to the
President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of
Representatives.
“The National Caucus, Board of Trustees (BOT) and
National Executive Committee (NEC) of the party will
meet within the next few days to discuss the evolving
developments in the National Assembly.”
On the party’s list are Lawan (Majority Leader); Prof.
Sola Adeyeye (Chief Whip); Sen. George Akume (Deputy
Majority Leader); and Sen. Abu Ibrahim (Deputy Chief
Whip).
For the House, the party listed Gbajabiamila (House
Leader); Hon. Alhassan Ado Doguwa (Deputy House
Leader); M. T. Monguno (Chief Whip) and Hon. Pally
Iriase (Deputy Chief Whip).
The President was expected to show leadership in the
resolution of the crisis, but, according to Shehu, he
offered not to interfere to assert the independence of the
legislature.
He said Buhari provided guidance while he left the APC
leadership and governors to resolve the logjam.
He added: “Politics, as its theory says, is basically about
contest for interests and these interests may be fully
defined by political party programme (while) some of
these things may be outside political party programme.”
”They just cannot file up in a single line and say ‘here
we are, we are all present’.
“When the governors met with the President, they told
him that ‘we are the leaders in our states and we have
influence over all of these senators. They come from our
places and from us and we can handle it.
“The President mostly listened to what they were saying
and in fairness to them, the governors took responsibility
for the way forward.
“They advised the President to maintain his posture not
to be seen to be meddling in the affairs of the National
Assembly; ‘stay above it and allow us to handle it’ and I
think this is what you saw coming from the governors.”
“As a leader, the President has given guidance… His own
position is that if the eye troubles you, whatever
medicine you’re going to apply, don’t put a pin. The
President is not unconcerned.”
As a result of tension in the National Assembly, state
chairmen of APC were locked in a meeting last night in
Abuja.
No fewer than 28 of the 36 chairmen were in Abuja.
A source said: “The chairmen were shocked that the
party’s directive was disrespected by Senators and
Representatives.”
Source:
www.thenationonlineng.net/new/national-assembly-crisis-buhari-backs-apcs-stand/

He's always 2 minutes late, taking a stand or claiming to back the party when a 'somewhat ' democratic process has been observed.

Utchgirl:
A gud deed coming 4rm a [b]south eastern [/b]lady.

God bless u miss !


God's reward is d best.

Keep it up.

Let's shove the tribal line aside

lalasticlala:
http://dailypost.ng/2015/06/25/airport-pcrc-honours-cleaner-who-returned-n12m/

She's a rare gem

Her act is an indication that not all Nigerians are fraudulent.

A bigger honour awaits her in heaven

NgeneUkwenu:
Senator Ali Ndume, Former PDP Member, Who was accused of sponsoring Boko Haram is now the Nigerian Senate Majority Leader!

#TheyHaveHijackedOurChange.

Hypocrisy at its peak!

He was a former PDP member but he defected and joined the APC, was gladly given ticket by same APC and also sponsored to the senate.

And now he won and rightly made the senate leader, you just realised that he has a Boko Haram tag.

I doff my cap for you guys

kastonkastrol:
this dude should stfu. the ediot is occupying an illegal seat. And I swear down, that seat he is sitting on will burn his asss very soon

Just shut it already

Bunch of hypocrites

lalasticlala:
Are they really fighting for us (Nigerians) or are they fighting for their own "selfish" interest?


Do you agree with him?



https://mobile.twitter.com/Ike_Ekweremadu/status/614090363213643777

Ikeoha Ekweremadu, the man giving APC sleepless night.

Ride on sir

Maintech:
Hehehe Nigerians are not smiling at all. See how they are reacting to Saraki's actions as the senate president.

https://twitter.com/bukolasaraki/status/614090807340101633

You mean Janjaweedz blasting Saraki abi