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This should let you guys know why he was sacked : https://www..com/talk/topic,627337.0.html

Conner44:
Since you are used to the acura then i recommend the honda crosstour 4cyl version. Its fuel efficiency is top notch for a suv

Thank you

I currently own the 2003 Acura MDX and the fuel consumption, to me, is crazy. I am so particular about fuel efficiency and I don't do so much of highway/interstate travel really. I need advice on 4 cylinder SUVs that make sense ( 2004-2010)

Crosspoint Innovate is an organization established towards empowering young aspiring entrepreneurs and professionals. The vision of the organization is to empower youths, entrepreneurs and professionals on the key competences necessary for personal fulfilment, active citizenship,social cohesion and employability or successful business operations in a knowledge economy

Do you have great business ideas? Is it innovative and solution oriented??

More details here : https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-applications-crosspoint-innovate-business-grants-n8million-for-10-entrepreneurs/

Techbuild Africa seeks ambitious, audacious, and tenacious young brilliant minds interested in content development to join the team on a full time basis

Techbuild Africa seeks ambitious, audacious, and tenacious young brilliant minds interested in content development to join the team on a full time basis.

The following are required from potential applicants:

– Ability to generate content in a clear and precise manner

– Research and fact-checking

– In-depth knowledge of online research with analytical skills

– Ability to write in a variety of styles and formats for multiple audiences

– Knowledge of Google keyword and research tools

– Time management and collaboration

Note: The knowledge of blockchain (cryptocurrency) is an added advantage

More details : https://msmeafricaonline.com/techbuild-africa-is-recruiting-content-writers/

ShEquity, in collaboration with its key partner, MBC Africa, is pleased to announce the launch of SHEBA! SHEBA includes programs and activities that help select, support, de-risk and grow high quality African female-led companies
https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-application-sheba-shequity-business-accelerator-for-african-female-led-businesses/

Application closes April 16

Application closes April 16, 2021

ShEquity, in collaboration with its key partner, MBC Africa, is pleased to announce the launch of SHEBA! SHEBA includes programs and activities that help select, support, de-risk and grow high quality African female-led companies. This is in line with ShEquity’s Mission of catalyzing smart investment for African female-led companies and building an investment ecosystem which de-risks these companies and trigger sustainable and inclusive growth.

More details:https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-application-sheba-shequity-business-accelerator-for-african-female-led-businesses/

For this 3-month programme, CcHUB is on the hunt for graduates with a keen interest in technology and a desire to transform the landscape of Africa as a continent. If you are tech-savvy, confident, driven and willing to roll up your sleeves to get work done, you are just who we are looking for!

More details : https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-applications-cchub-graduate-programme-for-post-nysc-graduates/

CcHub believes that everyone has something unique to offer towards the economic prosperity of Africa. Our goal is to get you to unleash your inner genius to solve social issues leveraging technology and innovation.

For this 3-month programme, CcHUB is on the hunt for graduates with a keen interest in technology and a desire to transform the landscape of Africa as a continent. If you are tech-savvy, confident, driven and willing to roll up your sleeves to get work done, you are just who we are looking for!

More details : https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-applications-cchub-graduate-programme-for-post-nysc-graduates/

Application closes in 11 days

https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-applications-cchub-graduate-programme-for-post-nysc-graduates/

CcHub believes that everyone has something unique to offer towards the economic prosperity of Africa. Our goal is to get you to unleash your inner genius to solve social issues leveraging technology and innovation.

For this 3-month programme, CcHUB is on the hunt for graduates with a keen interest in technology and a desire to transform the landscape of Africa as a continent. If you are tech-savvy, confident, driven and willing to roll up your sleeves to get work done, you are just who we are looking for!

More details : https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-applications-cchub-graduate-programme-for-post-nysc-graduates/

TeamApt’s goal is to provide women with the opportunity to grow their skills by gaining the necessary experience to advance their careers.

TeamApt, the Nigerian fintech company that provides digital financial services solutions and payment infrastructure, has announced the launch of its first Women in Tech Internship Program.

Aimed at university graduates with an interest in building a career in technology, the six-month, paid internship has been established in a bid to address some of the gender disparity that currently exists in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem – particularly within the fintech space.

TeamApt’s goal is to provide women with the opportunity to grow their skills by gaining the necessary experience to advance their careers.

Read more and apply : https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-applications-teamapt-women-in-tech-2021-internship-program/

apply now

Nirsal Microfinance Bank has announced on twitter that the application portal  for the Targeted Credit Facility for COVID-19  which was launched last year as a result of the effect of the pandemic and  lock down on the populace, has been re-opend for new applications

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) introduced the stimulus package to support households and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Who is eligible?

Households: Households with verifiable evidence of livelihood adversely impacted by COVID-19

Microenterprises: Existing enterprises with verifiable evidence of business activities adversely affected as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic

SMEs; Enterprises with bankable plans to take advantage of opportunities arising from the COVID-19 pandemic

Read more :https://msmeafricaonline.com/apply-now-covid-19-targeted-credit-facility-application-portal-re-opened-for-new-applications/

Application still open

Apply now

NnaNna4:
Location?

Do not disturb yourself or waste your time going to inspect

The car does not have a compressor not to talk of chilling AC. This JerryFemi guy is a time waster. He is not a car dealer but a tout.

He will keep telling you to come to Ijaiye; then he'll ask you to board a bike to Jankara and then you'll be supried by the car you'll see.

Jerry won't be there because he is just a tout who posts cars he has not seen on jiji and nairaland hoping to get a cut when the car is sold.

He will make you feel he is waiting for you there but when you get there; he'll tell you one of his boys will come pick you

Call for Entries: 2021 March 8th Entrepreneurship Programme : N100,000 – N1,000,000 in Grants for MSMEs in Nigeria

The March 8th Initiative is organised to inspire and promote communal, entrepreneurial and public-spirited en- deavours within Nigeria in honour of the birthday of His Excellency, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCON. Last year, 100 young entrepreneurs received business-defining grants that helped grow and advance enterprise.

This year, the March 8th Initiative is expanding in terms of reach and scope. First, the Entrepreneurship Programme has been re-organised into 4 categories providing more opportunities for young Nigerians between 18 and 35 years old.

MSME owners are invited to apply across four different categories:
Details here : https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-entries-2021-march-8th-entrepreneurship-programme-n100000-n1000000-in-grants-for-msmes-in-nigeria/

Still available ?Where can it be inspected ? Can we do 950k?

Interswitch Group, Africa’s leading technology-driven company focused on the digitization of payments in Africa, has announced the launch of Quickteller Business, a new comprehensive corporate solution focused on empowering businesses of all sizes, facilitate payments and manage transactions from anywhere in the world – through one, simple integrated platform

Read more :https://msmeafricaonline.com/interswitch-launches-quickteller-business-for-sme-growth-across-africa/

The Steering Committee of the MSMEs Survival Fund and guaranteed Off-take Stimulus Scheme chaired by the Honourable Minister of State, Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, Amb. Mariam Y. Katagum, wishes to announce the commencement of the Guaranteed Off-take Stimulus Scheme and the MSME Grant portal opening from February, 9th, 2021.

The Guaranteed Off-take Stimulus Scheme is aimed at protecting and sustaining the incomes of vulnerable Micro and Small Enterprises by guaranteeing the offtake of their products.

More details :https://msmeafricaonline.com/msme-survival-fund-guaranteed-offtake-stimulus-scheme-and-general-msme-grant-to-kick-off-monday-february-92021/

The employability partnership with the United States African Development Programme (USADF) is targeted at equipping Lagos residents, between the ages of 18-35years with industry relevant skills, annually, for a period of five years. The project will achieve this through the provision of skills development training that will last between 4-12 weeks, and will ensure the placement of a minimum of 50% of the beneficiaries in Internships/jobs.

Skill areas to cover include:

Beauty
Sanitation
Education
Technology
Construction
Hospitality
Health

More details : https://msmeafricaonline.com/call-for-applications-lsetf-usadf-employability-program-free-vocational-training-program-for-lagosians/

Hello Nairalanders,

I will need some good advice here over a loan I took from a commercial bank 10 years ago.

I got a car loan of N700,000 sometimes in 2007. I had a good job and was fairly okay. However after a few months, my company couldn't pay salaries again and so it became difficult to pay back the loan on a monthly basis. I couldn't also get a new job on time and even when i got one the pay was less than i was earning before. I therefore struggled with the servicing of the loans for about 4 years or so. Sometimes i paid and sometimes i defaulted. The recovery guys called several times and i tried my best to explain the situation to them.

I lost my job again and decided to embrace entrepreneurship.It was tough. I abandoned the loan totally and suprisingly he loan recovery guys stopped calling . Sometimes in 2013 or so I got an insider to help me find out the position of the loan; he told me it had been written off as bad debt and the total indebtedness then (Principal and interest) was about N350,000.I offered to pay 100k if the bank can to clear the whole thing since it was already a bad debt; but the guy said that was too small. So i left it at that.
However,I got a call from the bank about two days ago and they threatened to come after me.The shocking thing however is that the indebtedness now has shot up to over N1,000,000. I pleaded for the accumulated interest to be waived but the caller said that is impossible. I later got a mail from them asking me to send them a repayment plan within 48 hours or else they will seek all legal means to recover the loan.

Right now, i need advice from anyone who has been in this situation before or knows how to go about this. Isn't it possible for the accumulated interest to be waived? I believe the remaining principal is less than 200k.
How do i go about writing the repayment plan? Will it be acceptable if i commit to paying lets say for instance 20k per month ( this will make the repayment span about 4 years).
Will interest still be charged on the balance while i am making the repayment or it will be stopped?

Kindly advice guys.

I will appreciate if the moderator could help push this to front page so I can get quality advice

pls advice

Hello Nairalanders,

I will need some good advice here over a loan I took from a commercial bank 10 years ago.

I got a car loan of N700,000 sometimes in 2007. I had a good job and was fairly okay. However after a few months, my company couldn't pay salaries again and so it became difficult to pay back the loan on a monthly basis. I couldn't also get a new job on time and even when i got one the pay was less than i was earning before. I therefore struggled with the servicing of the loans for about 4 years or so. Sometimes i paid and sometimes i defaulted. The recovery guys called several times and i tried my best to explain the situation to them.

I lost my job again and decided to embrace entrepreneurship.It was tough. I abandoned the loan totally and suprisingly he loan recovery guys stopped calling . Sometimes in 2013 or so I got an insider to help me find out the position of the loan; he told me it had been written off as bad debt and the total indebtedness then (Principal and interest) was about N350,000.I offered to pay 100k if the bank can to clear the whole thing since it was already a bad debt; but the guy said that was too small. So i left it at that.
However,I got a call from the bank about two days ago and they threatened to come after me.The shocking thing however is that the indebtedness now has shot up to over N1,000,000. I pleaded for the accumulated interest to be waived but the caller said that is impossible. I later got a mail from them asking me to send them a repayment plan within 48 hours or else they will seek all legal means to recover the loan.

Right now, i need advice from anyone who has been in this situation before or knows how to go about this. Isn't it possible for the accumulated interest to be waived? I believe the remaining principal is less than 200k.
How do i go about writing the repayment plan? Will it be acceptable if i commit to paying lets say for instance 20k per month ( this will make the repayment span about 4 years).
Will interest still be charged on the balance while i am making the repayment or it will be stopped?

Kindly advice guys.

I will appreciate if the moderator could help push this to front page so I can get quality advice.