Auroralouis:
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If you're in Oshogbo and have office here or traceable address then hup in & let's deal.

Project amount: N100,000 but paying 50% upfront.

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blackboy:
Some people will not like this. They said una dey run business centre and you cant do without opening church.
Shame to bad people. Fear God

AdaGod1:
just like buhari had no business becoming a local government chairman talk more of President

Hypocrites
Trump is the best president in the world ever

Classickj:
fake about what

AmazingMOG:
That’s good

CNN, democrats, bill gate, atheists, Islamist, China all shall crumble and there will be noting left of them.

If I be a man of God!

Twitter has hidden one of President Donald Trump's tweets from his profile, saying it violates rules about glorifying violence.

But instead of being deleted, it has been replaced with a warning and can be viewed by clicking on it.

The warning says "Twitter has determined that it may be in the public's interest for the Tweet to remain accessible."

It is the latest in an escalating row between Twitter and the White House.

Mr Trump was tweeting about the US city of Minneapolis, which has seen consecutive nights of protests following the death of a black man in police custody.

The president said he would "send in the National Guard", and followed that up with a warning that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts."

That second tweet was hidden by Twitter for "glorifying violence".

Twitter's policy of adding a warning to, rather than deleting, tweets that break its rules when it comes to major public figures was announced in mid-2019. But the social network has never used it on Mr Trump - nor deleted any of his tweets before.

The move means that other users will not be able to like, reply, or retweet it, Twitter said - but would still be able to retweet with a comment attached.

In a Twitter thread, the social network said: "This tweet violates our policies regarding the glorification of violence based on the historical context of the last line, its connection to violence, and the risk it could inspire similar actions today."

The "historical context" is a reference to the late 1960s, when the phrase "when the looting starts, the shooting starts" was coined by Miami Police Chief Walter Headley, in reference to his aggressive policing policies in black neighbourhoods.

"We've taken action in the interest of preventing others from being inspired to commit violent acts, but have kept the tweet on Twitter because it is important that the public still be able to see the tweet given its relevance to ongoing matters of public importance."

It comes hours after President Trump signed an executive order aimed at removing some of the legal protections given to social media platforms.

Earlier this week, Twitter used its fact-checking function to attach warnings to the president's tweets for the first time. That led the President to threaten to "shut down" the social networks over allegedly stifling free speech.

The executive order signed by Mr Trump has no immediate effect on the social networks, however - it instead begins a lengthy process that may result in changes down the line.

Renowned Nigerian blogger, Linda Ikeji on Wednesday clashed with Omoniyi Temidayo, a Nigerian singer better known as Zlatan Ibile, on Instagram.

The duo exchanged words over the identity of a baby whose picture Zlatan shared on Instagram.

The blog had reposted the photos ant video posted on the singer's page and identified him as the 25-year-old singer’s son even though he never confirmed that the child is his.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CAsIfkVjSOf/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Responding to the post on Wednesday, Zlatan asked; “I send you message ?,” he asked.

The blogger replied, “Don’t be unfourtunate, sir.”

The exchange sparked mixed reactions from some Instagram users with many hailing the blogger over the 'savage' reply to the singer.

The ‘Zanku’ singer had earlier shared pictures of the baby boy on Instagram.

“29/03/2020 A legend was born. Toluwalase Shiloh Ainoghena Omoniyi. Happy Children’s Day.” he captioned the post.

Hipica:

You are always insulting people.
Change your ways.

kelvinginzie:


Fake news

Veiniously:
i have shared it on facebook nairaland.............do you know a better place i could??

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced the payment of April stipends of N-Power beneficiaries.

This was announced by the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development in a statement by Sadiya Farouq on Saturday.

She said: “Last week I promised that the stipends would be paid this week. We encountered some delays on the GIFMIS platform but I can now announce that all N-Power beneficiaries from Batch A and B have been paid their April stipends.

“We are working hard to streamline the programme for greater efficiency and to provide opportunities for more Nigerian youths. Details will be provided as soon May stipend has been paid.”

The N-Power Programme was inaugurated by President Muhammadu Buhari in 2016 under the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) with the mandate to lift citizens out of poverty through capacity building, investment, and direct support.

This effort also contributes to the administration’s vision of lifting 100 million people out of poverty by creating opportunities to enhance the productivity of the Nigerian youth.

The programme has enrolled 500,000 beneficiaries thus far – 200,000 from Batch A which started in September 2016 and 300,000 from Batch B which kicked off in August 2018.

The beneficiaries were supposed to spend 24 months on the programme but Batch A beneficiaries have spent over 40 months thereby denying other Nigerians opportunity to access the programme and gain skills for entrepreneurship and employment.

tosyne2much:
Someone said if one waits for 3-5 days one would l receive password recovery link sent to the recovery mail but I'm not sure if that is true

Millenniumlady:
Go let them know you're a change person so you can get you children back......Child support is not something to joke about you can build/buy a house from the cheque you'll be receiving from their dad's annually

Hipica:

I'm beginning to like you.
Can we be friends?

Hipica:

Hahaha you make me laugh!
Scammer calling someone a scammer
mumu

Hipica:

Callmedrino, You be mumu abeg.
Foolishness runs in your family.
Your bastard mother did not teach you morals.
idiot

The organisers of the Big Brother Naija reality TV show, MultiChoice Africa, have called for online auditions from prospective housemates for the fifth season of the show amid the coronavirus pandemic.

To stand a chance of entering the Big Brother Naija house, applicants are required to upload a two-minute video introducing themselves and stating why they should be on the show.

Following this, they are to log on to www.africamagic.tv/BBAudition1 to fill out the online registration form and upload their videos.

The competition is open to male and female participants over the age of 21 who possess a valid passport.

Online auditions start on May 20 while the show is expected to premiere on June 1.

Speaking on the return of BBNaija, the Chief Executive Officer of MultiChoice Nigeria, Mr John Ugbe said, “Big Brother Naija has been widely regarded as one of Africa’s biggest entertainment exports, being the biggest showcase of Nigeria’s diversity outside of core Nollywood.

“This fifth season promises to be more adventurous, exciting and entertaining, and will undoubtedly be the biggest thing on African television in 2020.”

Mr Ugbe added: “The timing of the show is also particularly important, given the dominance of the COVID-19 pandemic; auditions for the fifth edition will now hold online and viewers and stakeholders alike can rest assured knowing that global best practices, precautions and preventive measures will be followed throughout the show, even as we guarantee the premium entertainment BBNaija is renowned for.”

”The Big Brother Naija reality TV show continues to produce some of the country’s biggest TV personalities and pop culture influencers since its maiden edition in 2006.

“Some of these personalities include Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Gideon Okeke and more recently, Mercy Eke, Mike Edwards, Miracle Ikechukwu, Tobi Bakre, Cynthia ‘Cee-C’ Nwadiora Bamike ‘BamBam’ Olawunmi, Tope ‘Teddy A’ Adenibuyan, Efe Ejeba, Bisola Aiyeola and Tokunbo Tboss ‘Idowu’.“

Offpoint:

Honestly I think is from y host...
I think the problem is option A.

I have not launch the site yet, so traffic can't be a problem now
I have scanned the site with a premium security plugin and no thread was found.
there is no trial script.... in fact all my plug ins are premium

I have contacted my host, I waiting for their replies.

Thanks boss for taking your time to respond to me.

Abia State Government has confirmed that three Lagos State returnees has tested positive for Coronavirus bringing the total cases in the state to five.

Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu, made this known in a press conference on Monday.

Mr Ikpeazu said that the patients have been admitted at the state’s isolation centre and that health officers in the state have begun contact tracing.

The latest cases in the state were announced on Sunday by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC).

Blue3k:


Lol who ever eat it is retarded...

dimexy247:
Sent, but come back to give feedback and show proof.

First Bank of Nigeria Limited says Nigerians with its cards used them 105 million times to make payments or withdrawals worth about N1.18 trillion throughout the lockdown.

FirstBank’s Chief Executive Officer, Adesola Adeduntan, also disclosed that the bank’s 53, 000 agents across the country processed about N512 billion worth of transactions with differing values while the lockdown lasted.

He noted that the bank was “able to actively support her customers, their families and businesses through these challenging times.”

Adeduntan further noted that approximately 12.6 million withdrawals to the tune of N156 billion were carried out across FirstBank’s ATMs nationwide.

“Our customers made transfers over 106 million times with a total value of about N8.18 Trillion across our digital channels. We have also recorded over 275,000 new sign-ups to alternative channels covering our Firstmobile, USSD and First-Online platforms,” he said.

While calling on lovers of stress-free banking to get on board, the FirstBank CEO assured existing customers of the bank’s relentless efforts to ensure that banking transactions continue seamlessly, adding that COVID-19 will not slow down her activities and efforts at staying true to her brand promise to her customers.

FirstBank cards come in a wide range of categories, each fulfilling tasks which are flexible, offer comfort and stress-free banking.

The range of cards available to customers of FirstBank are categorised into three broad groups — Debit, Credit and Prepaid cards. The grouping covers outstanding cards offerings such as Naira MasterCard, Verve Card and the pioneering Visa Multi-Currency Card.

Others are Expressions MasterCard, Platinum MasterCard, Visa Infinite Credit Card, Visa Gold Credit Card, Naira Credit Cards (Visa Classic and Platinum), Visa Prepaid Card and Verve Prepaid Card.

FirstBank’s Naira MasterCard and Verve Card are secured by Chip and PIN technology with local POS/Web limit increase available upon request. The Naira denominated MasterCard comes with various benefits such as online purchases, bills payments and cash withdrawals at ATMs world-wide. The various transaction limit(s) on Naira MasterCard issued by the bank are N150,000 for ATM transactions, N2,500,000 for POS and N1,000,000 for web transactions.

The FirstBank Verve Debit Card works with Chip and PIN technology to secure transactions. It allows the cardholder to conveniently pay for goods and services and is accepted by all ATMs, POS, Web, Mobile, Kiosk, and bank branch connected to the Interswitch network in Nigeria.

It is available to all account holders and enables daily transaction limits of N150,000, and N500,000 on ATM and POS channels respectively. Customers can transact up to N1 million on the web in a single transaction.

FirstBank cards also offer the Card Protection Transactions feature, which allows the cardholder to activate or deactivate it for all types of transactions, channels and locations, through the Card-in-Control Service on the Firstmobile app.

Another card innovation service by FirstBank is the Visa Gold Card, which offers higher daily spending capacity and limit on ATM, POS and Web. With the Visa Gold Card, the customer is assured of $1,000 daily ATM withdrawal, $10,000 POS transaction and $5,000 on the web at any location around the world. It is a dollar denominated international Premium Credit Card issued in partnership with Visa International.

Moreso, it guarantees access to international emergency services such as Emergency Card Replacement and Emergency Cash Advance in situations where the card gets lost or damaged. The Visa Gold card comes handy when making airline bookings with its smooth seamless purchase options.

Also, among FirstBank’s super cards is VISA Debit Multi-Currency Card. First of its kind to be offered by any financial institution in Nigeria, the card is an enhancement to the existing Visa Debit Dual Currency card and can be linked to any or all NAIRA, USD, EURO and GBP accounts. It is an international card with Chip and PIN technology which can be used to make payment anywhere in the world and across all channels – ATMs, POS & Web.

With the Visa Debit Multi-Currency card, cardholders can make daily withdrawals to the tune of N150,000 (local) and $1,000 (international) from the ATM. However, on the web, a total of N1,000,000 is permitted locally while $6,250 is allowed on the international corridor daily. POS transaction limit is N2,500,000 (local) and $2,500 (international).

The Platinum Debit MasterCard is a premium Debit Card denominated in Naira. It is linked directly to a customer’s Naira denominated current and/or savings account. It offers a convenient alternative to the use of cash, and cheques by giving direct access to funds in cardholders’ accounts across all channels like ATM, POS, web etc.

Like other card types, its transactions are easily monitored via the FirstBank FirstMobile App or FirstBank Internet Banking service and offers 24-hour access support for all card-related complaints through First Contact. It is a card linked to a Naira denominated account, and it is valid for three years.

It is designed to suit the lifestyle of senior and management executives of multinational companies and leaders across various industries and sector of the global economy. Its daily limits include; ATM: N300,000; POS: N3million; Web: N2,000,000 as well as Cross-border TXN limit: $500 monthly.

Speaking further, Adeduntan highlighted that the contactless capability of the bank’s Visa and MasterCards support less human-to-human contact in executing transactions, in the same way that the debit cards have remained the base channel for self-onboarding to any digital channel such as USSD, Firstmobile, FirstOnline etc.

FirstBank has also initiated value added services attached to the cards including discount at merchants location such as Jumia Friday, Health Plus, among others.