Politics › Re: FG Can't Share Donated Funds To Nigerians - Lai Mohammed by Chekwume16(m): 7:27pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
This man is just an embodiment of lies. Don't worry when the people revolt you will have nowhere to run to. At that point you will tell us how you have been spending all the budgetary provisions for health |
Business › Re: COVID-19: CBN Denies Charging Fees To Process Loan Requests by Chekwume16(m): 7:21pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
Lol, its not our money. It belongs to the government. Who owns the government and who are they answerable to? Any money acruable to the government is a common pool. I have told you that you are reading from the text book. When you start working you will understand how the CBN does its interventions. For now you can wallow in your ignorance. deenee: You keep displaying your ignorance more and more. Please read my last chat again and tell me where I mentioned donations. You can quote me any where and do your research....banks are mandated by the CBN to contribute a portion of their retained earnings towards a sinking fund with the CBN from which the intervention funds are drawn including the MSME fund, Export facility fund, CACS and Covid TCF.
Again to educate you since you have brought it up, the Cacovid donations from banks and other private sector individuals and firms is managed by a technical committee comprising captain of indutries with the CBN and domicilled with five banks.
It's easy for you to hide behind a mobile device and type nonsense misleading people in the process. Again the TCF is not free money, if you want free money, go and register with any of the social investment programs so you can build your life around govt hand outs.
Finally, CBN is a revenue generating agency (at least you got this right) but the revenue is not your money niether is it part of the national cake you are so much gagging to share. Rather, it belongs to the govt.
God bless Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: Councillor Disappears With 30 Bags Of Rice, Beans, Millet In Niger State by Chekwume16(m): 4:19pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
If you can't mention the name then keep the news to yourselves. Criminals everywhere in Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: FG Sacks 2 Contractors Over Delay In Disbursement Of Cash Transfer by Chekwume16(m): 4:13pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
Face saving. This woman is as crooked as this administration. Nigerians will be dazed by the monumental corruption going on under the guise of social interventions. That is if the youths are responsible enough to vote in a new credible leader. |
Business › Re: COVID-19: CBN Denies Charging Fees To Process Loan Requests by Chekwume16(m): 4:09pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
This guy you have a lot to learn. Which money came from which banks? So you think the donations made by banks through the CBN was to be given out as loans on interest? Is CBN not a revenue generating agency? Who owns the money that is generated. So all the interventionist actions of the CBN to keep the economy afloat is contributed by banks. Please research further deenee: Point of correction. It is not your money. Do you pay taxes? If yes to what extent? If no you should just keep quiet and be a spectactor in the scheme of things.
Do you even know where the funds are coming from? You think it's part of tbe national cake that yall want to share and partake in?
Let me educate once again....money comes from a certain portion of the retained earnings of banks set aside for intervention purposes such as this. So please instead of castigating the CBN, banks and other institutions....just say thanks and move on.
God bless Nigeria |
Food › Re: Hungry Lagosians Mob A Bus Loaded With Bread In Agege (Video) by Chekwume16(m): 3:49pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
Revolution is loading. Our leaders will be taken by surprise. |
Business › Re: COVID-19: CBN Denies Charging Fees To Process Loan Requests by Chekwume16(m): 1:46pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
My friend be realistic. Like I told you forget about where it is working. I don't know what you mean by free money. It is our money. Make it easy for people to access. Some countries are giving money to people unemployed by this crises. Times like this require practical results. Design products that suit your situation. Thank you deenee: Bro go through my profile and i will leave it at that....again i will take it as my duty and responsibility to educate you...free of charge and for your own benefit
Maybe you should also apply for TEF and other private sector SME grants since you are looking for free money and see if they won't ask you for the same requirements.
Simple busines plan which should be standard for any business-informal or formal, you are ranting up and down. Even the collateral registry is the global stanard in developing economies and endorsed by the IFC and World Bank. It works very well in kenya, ghana, india etc and has been introduced in nigeria and yall all complaining?
Please go and read how the registry works before you condemn it |
Business › Re: COVID-19: CBN Denies Charging Fees To Process Loan Requests by Chekwume16(m): 1:15pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
I assume you just left school and want to showcase what you read in text books. I won't blame you there. Palliatives are designed to achieve a purpose. Do a random check of SME's, you will find out that less than 10% know what a credit registry is. These same businesses employ more than 90% of the informal sector. These your formality is not what will kick start the economy. CBN must design a product that suits our peculiar environment. The way it is structured, less than 5% of the intended users will be able to access it. It is the same problem that commercial banks have that has made access to their credit a herculean task. The facilities should be in ranges as per need and requirement and it should be disbursed through any bank of your choice. It only requires that credit officers are assigned to every bank for proper monitoring. CBN should be giving loans at 5% as a palliative. It is took high and the 1 year tenor for repayment of working capital is too short for a business that has gone through the shock of lockdown. Please stop quoting theories of working capital being short term loans because the situation now is different. deenee: I dont need to exchange any banter with you. You are definitely one of the reasons why the country can't move forward.....you along side other backward thinking Nigerians with their national cake and entitlement mentality.
And what exactly is at stake? There is a global pandemic and CBN in response has set up a 50b naira TCF for SMEs affected by the pandemic and those in sectors critical to the reduction of the pandemic and they have even said the loans will be at 5% in year one and 9% subsequently.
To access, submit a business plam and credit check which is standard with any loan....please note that this is not a social investment program or palliative as you have losely termed it but rather a temporary stop gap to help SMEs tide over this period.
Y'all thinking this is national cake so you can quickly chop and clean mouth. Any serious SME will know that business plan is core to their business. At inception you will need it to guide the growth plans and trajectory of the business-whether loan is involved in any way or not. Credit check is to determine your credit history and know if you are the type that will be borrowing money up and down without the intention of paying back.
Finally to educate you on what moveable collateral is....it is not landed property but any other asset with a net worth andcan be pledged as security. This can range from stock hypothecation to even your school certificates and even third party insurance .
I know of a lady that used her school cert to access about 500k of BOI NYSC loans to set up a small pastry shop during her service year. Lady paid back before the end of service and has expanded her business to 3 locations....this was 2 years ago!
Sit down there and be waiting for govt hand out |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Leadership Crisis Stalling Negotiation For Chibok Girls’ Release- PMB by Chekwume16(m): 1:01pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
Buhari please can you help them settle the leadership crisis so we can proceed. There is nothing too much to get the chibok girls home. |
Health › Re: Ikpeazu Inspects Coronavirus Isolation Center In Aba (Photos) by Chekwume16(m): 10:55am On Apr 14, 2020 |
All governors are competing with themselves on who will deliver the finest isolation centre for political purposes and Nigerians are praising them as if they really care about you and me. I wish people could actually understand the average Nigerian politician. |
Politics › Re: Buratai Hosts Soldiers To Easter Luncheon (Photos) by Chekwume16(m): 10:48am On Apr 14, 2020 |
How can buhari hand over the army to a jester like this. You will never dins him serious. Maybe he thinks this is a jamboree. It all boils down to this unfocused administration where the person in charge does not even know what is happening around him |
Business › Re: COVID-19: CBN Denies Charging Fees To Process Loan Requests by Chekwume16(m): 10:35am On Apr 14, 2020 |
This just shows you are a dummy. How many businesses are aware of credit registry and how many of them have access to movable properties that can qualify for this. If you understand that this is suppose to help medium and small enterprises stand then you will know that the conditions are as tight as any standard credit requirement. This is suppose to be a palliative with just guarantors, credit report, business plan and turnover as requirement. Please try to understand what is at stake before coming here to expose your ignorance. quote author=deenee post=88422381]
Do you even know what moveable collateral is and or even the items that can form part of the registry? Maybe you would have preferred them adking for landed property
People just come and type rubbish here. More so working capital is typically short term and shouldn't exceed one year with options of renewal.
The facility is meant to be a revolving facility meaning that people are expected to access it, pay down so others can do same. So if everybody takes and refuses to pay down how will others be able to access it?
Secondly part of the CBN requirement which is typical with any credit application globally is the demand for a business plan in addition to a credit search.
Most of the participating institutions have then decided to bundle this into a template for prospective borrowers using a for ease of reference at a token fee
This is the 10k that these muffons are screaming about. These same services will probably cost about 10 times the amount if done by a private consultant.
Too many uneducated people in this country.
God bless Nigeria.[/quote] |
Politics › Re: More Pictures As Lagos State Government Delivers Emmergency Food Relief Packages by Chekwume16(m): 7:47am On Apr 14, 2020 |
I don't know why Nigerians feel our leaders are doing us a favour. Can't someone tell me how this rubbish can cushion the effect of the lock down. I have not seen any government that is sincere in this country. From the federal to state levels. They are all criminals. |
Business › Re: COVID-19: CBN Denies Charging Fees To Process Loan Requests by Chekwume16(m): 6:18am On Apr 14, 2020 |
The requirements for the facility shows clearly that it is not intended for Nigerians. Why will they be asking for movable collateral registered will collateral registry and one year repayment for working capital. This government is not serious about palliatives. |
Crime › Re: Children Killed As Air Force ‘Accidentally Bombs’ Borno Village by Chekwume16(m): 6:15am On Apr 14, 2020 |
Buratai has relocated to start giving erratic orders. He should stop all these showmanship |
Politics › Re: Buhari Extends Lockdown In Lagos, Abuja, Ogun By 14 Days by Chekwume16(m): 7:55pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
In as much as we need a further lock down, it is clear that this government does not have an organized plan. You are quick to point out other countries extending lock down without understanding the other factors involved. You must understand that people will not care about this virus when they are faced with starvation. This extension has capacity to engineer civil disobedience and subsequent chaos. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Japan To Fund Firms To Shift Production Out Of China by Chekwume16(m): 6:27am On Apr 12, 2020 |
Do you really know world economy in calling Japan an ant? Mind you china's economy has only been fuelled by western companies moving production there because of cheap labour. If that is reversed then it will be the end of China. That is the reason China has been running about providing aids in order to restore relations. Try to understand world politics pls. timesup234: Nothing to see here. The Japanese economy has been dead and buried for almost 30yrs no thanks for them for being a slave to the United States. In contrast the Chinese economy is $8 trillion bigger than the United States in purchasing power parity. Japan is a ant. The Chinese dont a fvck about them |
Politics › Re: FG Begins N20,000 Cash Transfer In Lagos - Sanwo-Olu by Chekwume16(m): 7:02pm On Apr 11, 2020 |
Which Rivers? My friend stop displaying your ignorance here senatordave1: Stop displaying ignorance here.the ministry of disaster and humanitarian affairs is incharge of the conditional cash transfer.they have distributed money in fct,anambra,imo,cross river,kano,rivers and its now the turn of lagos.up buhari |
Health › Re: Why Are My Hands Shaking For No Reason? by Chekwume16(m): 4:50pm On Apr 09, 2020 |
Check your blood sugar level immediately. Signs of diabetes |
Politics › Re: Rivers State Government Declares Carveton Helicopters Persona Non Grata by Chekwume16(m): 9:17pm On Apr 08, 2020 |
This boy please shut up if you don't know what to write. So if you were the owner of caverton you will prefer to be in this crossfire because you believe buhari has absolute powers. So many kids here michlins: same immunity was there when ngige was kidnapped as a governor and his security details removed. Buhari can deal with Wike in so many ways. How about claiming that for grounding caverton,he stopped movements of critical staff and thereby hampered the workings of the oil and gas industry. And he claims that Port Harcourt will pay for the losses and put a stop on their allocation. The federal government is all powerful in Nigeria |
Politics › Re: Rivers State Government Declares Carveton Helicopters Persona Non Grata by Chekwume16(m): 9:13pm On Apr 08, 2020 |
Some of you just take delight in writing rubbish. Does what you wrote make any sense to you? michlins: please when the powers that be comes hard on Wike, don't claim marginalization. There are exclusive lists which Wike have no power to control. This guy is just power drunk and we all know how Buhari can disregard rule of law when he wants to discipline someone. Ask NK,ask dasuki |
Properties › Re: Building Collapses, Kills Child In Anambra State (Graphic Photos) by Chekwume16(m): 11:34am On Apr 08, 2020 |
If you understand the word"reincarnation " then you will be left with no questions than to believe in the existence and Justice of God Bigflamie: Why would such tragedy befall an innocent child. A child that doesn't know what sin is and God couldn't save him, yet some people will continue to worship and sing praises to him.
You guys should be asking questions because I'm confused about this so called God. |
Health › Re: COVID-19: Ibrahim Shetima Tests Positive Again by Chekwume16(m): 7:56am On Apr 08, 2020 |
How is this funny to you? NextD18: So the UCH Chairman has extended and renewed his contract with CoroFc. |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Why Buhari Can’t Lead Our Troops Like Chadian President– Tony Momoh by Chekwume16(m): 8:10pm On Apr 07, 2020 |
I don't even understand the point he is trying to make. Please if anybody understands I need interpretation |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Why Buhari Can’t Lead Our Troops Like Chadian President– Tony Momoh by Chekwume16(m): 8:07pm On Apr 07, 2020 |
I don't even understand the point he is trying to make. Please if anybody understands I need interpretation abeg |
Politics › Re: Only Buhari Can Determine Extension Of Lockdown In Lagos, FCT – FG by Chekwume16(m): 6:59pm On Apr 07, 2020 |
This is indefinite lockdown. Is it buhari that is incommunicado that will unlock abj and lag |
Crime › Re: Lockdown: Policeman Kills Fuel Attendant In Abia (Disturbing Photo) by Chekwume16(m): 10:46am On Apr 07, 2020 |
Was he shooting the driving with the intention of scratching the bus. He should be charged for both attempted murder and murder. Nigeria has no police force. It is not a matter of tribe but clear drunkenness among the rank and file of the police |
Politics › Re: Abacha Loot: UK Backs US, Opposes Fg’s Plan To Pay Bagudu $110m by Chekwume16(m): 7:14pm On Apr 06, 2020 |
Imagine the kind of leaders we have in this country and people are happy to defend them. I always maintain that Nigeria can never be better. |
Travel › Re: Port Harcourt Lockdown: What I Saw Around The City Yesterday- PICTURES by Chekwume16(m): 1:10pm On Apr 06, 2020 |
There is no lock down in pH. I am there now and people are just going about their normal businesses |
Politics › Re: Wike: FG Politicising COVID-19 Response. Lagos Got N10 Billion, Rivers Got None by Chekwume16(m): 12:40pm On Apr 06, 2020 |
Jack500: and you think you are being reasonable here. Don't you know the meaning of internally generated revenue? Who told you the oil generated from rivers and exported is part of the internal revenue? Most of you are so bold in ignorance
I av always know, u dont reason,
How many cases is in lagos, how many is in river?
Modified: to all those irredemable fools comparing Lagos with Rivers
This is the amount each state offer Nigeria, Rivers is not even generating 1/4 of what lagos generate.
https://nigerianinfopedia.com.ng/highest-revenue-generating-states-in-nigeria/ |