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Great move, Fubara is winning, Wike is losing ![]() |
You'll learn, you'll learn the hard way. It's just a matter of time. |
A smart way of keeping some of your valuable assets is storing them in the safedeposit box of your bank. Banks have safe deposit boxes, which they can lease out to customers annually. These boxes at the custody of the banks are much safer than those an individual may keep at home, because thieves may be able to reach the owner or force him to open it for them. Asides from protection from thieves, safedeposits will protect your valuables against fire outbreak, flood and other losses. Safedeposit box is held in a bank vault and protected by security measures employed by the bank to safe-keep their customers’ monies. The boxes usually have two keyholes: one for the customer, while the bank keeps the other. Anybody cannot just have access to the boxes because the bank will always verify the rightful owner through the identification means, which he used to acquire the safe deposit. Situations that can make your bank to stop your safedeposit accounts include lease payment default, court order and an incidence of unclaimed property where the bank is unable to reach the customer again. This is why a customer should read the terms of the contract, while opening a safedeposit box. While safedeposits boxes have their advantages, it may not be advisable for things such as your only personal Will to be kept in them, because it can be very difficult for your loved ones to gain access to it after one’s demise. These are some of the things you can keep safely in your bank: Valuable assets: A safedeposit box is an ideal place to store valuable assets such as your diamonds, gold and jewelleries. Although it may not be necessary, you may consider having insurance for the assets because banks do not usually have insurance for such valuables. Other precious items that you know may be destroyed in fire or other means can equally be kept for you by your bank. Deeds and titles: There have been incidences where wayward children or some mischievous members of the family had access to landed properties and sold them illegally. Even though you may decide to go to court to challenge this action, it can be a long and very tedious process to prove ownership and recover the properties. The original documents of your houses and land are ideal things you can keep in your safedeposit in the bank, because you probably will not need them except you plan to sell off the assets. Passports: Replacing a lost travel passport may not be as easy as acquiring a new one. That is a reason why you should keep it safe with your bank if you don’t use it very often. Certificates: The originals of your personal documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates and some others can be kept for you by your bank. Certificates of your investments in ventures such as stocks and bonds, among others, can also be stored by your bank. Although, most of these documents are now issued electronically. Cash: Your bank still remains the safest place to keep your cash and deposits. https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/five-valuable-assets-banks-can-keep/%3famp
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Please, how long does it take to get TRF after getting the online result from British council Lagos? |
I just checked the whois of the domain name, it was registered recently..and they are using one local Nigeria hosting. It's probably a blogger trying to use TVC news to gain audience and it may be TVC news doing this in the background. Registered this month.. using https:///NXsYUyFfQs .. they pay extra to protect registrant information. But one can reach out to Truehost and Anitahost.. and serve them court order https:///GgMWv13Gl7
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Only a fool will fall for these conmen. They use their security details everywhere they go and ask their credulous followers not to defend themselves with guns. The kingdom of God suffers violence and only the violent take it by force. Self defense is not a sin as far as the Kingdom of God is concerned.
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FirstbornWds:1. |
Blackfire:North has no place in government anymore. Go sell your cows |
But that hype man sabi work ![]() Dude suppose dey club walai |
And what difference would it make now? Will this information cause dry bones to rise again? |
Should have been captioned "Hilarious throwbacks of Ronaldo and others" Dude has no mate in the world of football. Messi fans will come masturbating on this post. |
They still wouldn't progress past the Quarter Finals. So what point does it even make? |
Time to flush out those IPOB miscreants outta Anambra |
philiancoop:Well deserved ovawowu. Uzuo |
DamnnNiggarr:Rubbish |
You stirred up the waters of doom upon yourself. He who commits the crime should be prepared to do the time. |
Price: #1.7M Location: Owerri Contact: 0802 403 0923
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The bromiscuous alaafin |
I won't be surprised if he mentions the Okorocha's family. Uzodimma always witch hunting the Okorocha's |
Them go still draw |
caesymore:Tissue bruh tissue |
Experience is the best teacher. Nah men of wisdom talk so. |
A recent survey conducted by the United Nations Children Emergency Fund has revealed that one in six Nigerians aged 16 to 24 are facing mental health challenge. The global body added that the survey revealed that Nigerian children and young people were among the most pressured to succeed globally. According to UNICEF, as much as 85 per cent of those surveyed said they feel a great pressure to succeed than their elders, making Nigeria the highest of all 21 countries surveyed, with young people in Lebanon as a close second. The survey titled, ‘The Changing Childhood Project,’ was conducted among 21,000 people in 21 countries, including Nigeria. Apart from mental health challenges, the survey also examined opinions of young people regarding their worldview, trust in institutions, the importance of equality, climate change, digital benefits and risks, finances amongst other issues. Commenting on the outcome of the survey, UNICEF Nigeria Representative, Peter Hawkins, noted that concerns of children and young Nigerians should be taken into proper consideration. He said, “Children and young people in Nigeria clearly have a high level of concern about many and varied issues, compared to their peers in other countries. “We cannot bury our heads in the sand and hope these concerns will go away – we need to take action. And the first step is to solicit their views, really listen closely and allow their concerns and ideas to influence our policy decisions. “The future of Nigeria belongs to its children and young people – they have the right to be heard, have their needs addressed and their solutions explored. It is only through commitment to understanding and investing more in our children and young people’s presents and futures that we can maximise every child’s potential and ensure they have a full and happy life.” Meanwhile, Senior Partner at Gallup, Joe Daly, added that it was essential for the voices of children and young Nigerians to be heard stating that the survey had helped to know what is on their minds. “We cannot know what is on the minds of young people if we do not ask them. UNICEF’s survey reinforces the importance of hearing from the next generation and understanding their perspectives,” he said. https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/one-in-six-young-nigerians-depressed-worried-says-unicef/%3famp
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paulolee:My brother na cry remain for me yesterday. I would have won almost 500k last night. Common over 0.5 lille or sevilla no fit play. |
Our leader Kanu is a National Hero |
Chrizzz:How have you even helped yourself as a human talk more of your immediate family members? Most of you kids just come here to spill trash |
#Free Chiwentalu Agu and arrest Gumi |
Ammishaddai:You're deluded nothing more, nothing less. |
tutudesz:How most of you riff raffs liken the biafran self determination to Boko Haram is surprising. |
Bubu sha put UCTH allocation shortfall into consideration |
Miracle baby ![]() |
And you Abdulsalam, OBJ and Buhari continued from where they stopped |
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