Business › Re: What Is The Best Savings Account In Nigeria (2024)? by chnnmfl(op): 11:38am On Mar 10, 2024 |
colyx1: Your best bet is Ecobank Can you give reasons? |
Business › Re: What Is The Best Savings Account In Nigeria (2024)? by chnnmfl(op): 11:36am On Mar 10, 2024 |
Solsix: Those where in the past, incase anything goes wrong, depositors will be refunded. Every Kobo is insured by NDIC. It will only take time. Not every kobo. NDIC is insured upto 500k. That means if you have 100m in a bank wey fold, na 500k dey go give you.
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Business › Re: What Is The Best Savings Account In Nigeria (2024)? by chnnmfl(op): 9:18am On Mar 10, 2024 |
[quote author=Solsix post=128865652][/quote]"I know people who have hundreds of millions in opay. It's a digital bank. You can check the Thier monthly interest pay out to their top 100 customers. But am not sure I can put that kind of money in an app."
Lol those ones are naive and greedy. They don't know the banking history of the country they're living in. Probably they are "new money" who are chasing Opay's high interest rate with huge sums. An "old money" can't try such nonsense. They should go and study what happened in the past to well established commercial banks in Nigeria with nationwide branches like Savannah Bank, Oceanic Bank, Intercontinental Bank etc. Talkless of putting their trust in an app that can vanish in a second. |
Business › Re: What Is The Best Savings Account In Nigeria (2024)? by chnnmfl(op): 8:51am On Mar 10, 2024 |
Solsix: Depends on the amount. If it's less than 100k use opay. Atleast the interest is daily. No serious person put his savings in an app without nationwide physical branches. Those apps should be treated as wallets tho you said only less than 100k. |
Business › What Is The Best Savings Account In Nigeria (2024)? by chnnmfl(op): 8:35am On Mar 10, 2024 |
There were threads in the past opened on this topic but I think a lot have changed. Current update is needed.
What is the best bank's savings account in Nigeria in 2024 in terms of good interest rate, no unnecessary deductions, steady bank network, good customer service etc?
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Romance › Re: Are Igbos Mixed? Why Do I Feel Pity For This Girl? by chnnmfl(m): 11:55pm On Mar 09, 2024 |
SuperOnyi:

It makes sense now, maybe those Portuguese traders but I don't really believe this is just the reason. How can the intermarriages last that long but nobody documented them? It wasn't intermarriage. It was pure mass rape and molestation. Do you expect the socalled Master to pay bride price to the slave? |
Politics › 24hrs Electric: Abia Govt Should Build Digital Nomad Village In Aba by chnnmfl(op): 1:59pm On Mar 08, 2024 |
According to the Geometric IPP, by the end of April the 4th turbine will be switched on and everything about electricity in Aba will be complete.
This is a free business tip for Abia Govt. Anyone reading this that is close to Gov. Oti should pass this to him. There are many digital nomad villages around the world established for remote workers.
The major challenges faced by Nigerian remote workers are: "high speed internet and steady electricity". With the recent development in Abia, the govt can cash in on this by building a state of the art digital village in Aba with high speed internet where digital nomad can work and network.
The facility will have lodging areas, work station, sports facilities, eatery, police post etc. Preferably the village should be located in Ogborhill. Ogborhill is a hilltop area of Aba with riverside view. Infact, the govt should convert and expand the abandoned govt-owned Enyimba Hotel in Ogborhill and use it for the village.
There are over 50,000 remote workers in Nigeria that will regularly patronize the village and it will also boost the local economy.
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Politics › Re: “please Help Us, The Light In Aba Is Now Too Much, Aba Residents Cry For Help by chnnmfl(m): 11:49am On Mar 08, 2024*. Modified: 12:05pm On Mar 08, 2024 |
Site Your Business In Aba for Quick Return On Investment.
When the 4th Turbine of Geometric IPP is switch on by the end of April everything will be complete.
Site your Hotels, Fastfoods Restaurants, Factories etc in Aba and you won't have anything to do with running cost on dieseling and servicing your soundproof generator and thereby making more profit.
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Politics › Re: Rich Nigerians Are Not Tribalistic, Only The Poor Ones Are- Isaac Fayose (Video) by chnnmfl(m): 8:13am On Mar 08, 2024 |
Lies
Oya tell law makers in the national assembly to approve 90-100% oil derivation for oil producing states and see if fight would not break out in the national assembly.
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Politics › Re: YouTube screenshots of Aba (pictures) by chnnmfl(m): 9:33pm On Mar 06, 2024 |
Abagworo: They didn't know Akwete near Aba was one of the most advanced cloth weaving precolonial civilization in Africa. Abeg leave those backward people to keep living in denial. The anti-igbo propaganda fed to them makes them feel good and sleep well in the night. Lol Are these Igbos in Aba Rail Station stark naked in the early 1920s? They even dressed well than the Yoruba monarchs of that time 👇 👇
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Politics › Re: YouTube screenshots of Aba (pictures) by chnnmfl(m): 9:02pm On Mar 06, 2024 |
Exousiang01: Ignorance and foolishness is what is killing most of you. You cannot see that old structures like that are evidences that the town had been exposed to civilization a long time. As at the time those houses were built your parents were walking naked(Yes just about the time of independence in 1960, Igbos were still walking naked) let's not even talk about cement block houses or zinc roofs. The best of you were living mud houses when these houses were built....
If not that you still live in a cave in the east and haven't left the country you would have found building that are 100 years plus in cities like London, Venice, Paris, etc..... Ignorant illiterates coming to insult people with rich history....
The reason you don't have roofs that are this old is because your people were to poor to afford this type of roof as at when this were built. Your people were and are still jumping night buses to get to the west. Many have even bought ticket for tonight. These roofs were what made your ancestors called the west "city".... Slowpoke Historical building are all over the West, South South and the North.... You can't even find an old palace in the East. Una wer start to dey civilize yesterday. Small nyash dey shake. Onitsha Waterside 1961. Las las Na trialer go finally jam you and Reno Omokri
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Politics › Re: YouTube screenshots of Aba (pictures) by chnnmfl(m): 8:58pm On Mar 06, 2024 |
Exousiang01: Ignorance and foolishness is what is killing most of you. You cannot see that old structures like that are evidences that the town had been exposed to civilization a long time. As at the time those houses were built your parents were walking naked(Yes just about the time of independence in 1960, Igbos were still walking naked) let's not even talk about cement block houses or zinc roofs. The best of you were living mud houses when these houses were built....
If not that you still live in a cave in the east and haven't left the country you would have found building that are 100 years plus in cities like London, Venice, Paris, etc..... Ignorant illiterates coming to insult people with rich history....
The reason you don't have roofs that are this old is because your people were to poor to afford this type of roof as at when this were built. Your people were and are still jumping night buses to get to the west. Many have even bought ticket for tonight. These roofs were what made your ancestors called the west "city".... Slowpoke Historical building are all over the West, South South and the North.... You can't even find an old palace in the East. Una wer start to dey civilize yesterday. Small nyash dey shake. Street View Enugu 1958. Igbos are truly living on trees during Nigerian independence. Olodo!
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Politics › Re: YouTube screenshots of Aba (pictures) by chnnmfl(m): 8:55pm On Mar 06, 2024 |
Exousiang01: Ignorance and foolishness is what is killing most of you. You cannot see that old structures like that are evidences that the town had been exposed to civilization a long time. As at the time those houses were built your parents were walking naked(Yes just about the time of independence in 1960, Igbos were still walking naked) let's not even talk about cement block houses or zinc roofs. The best of you were living mud houses when these houses were built....
If not that you still live in a cave in the east and haven't left the country you would have found building that are 100 years plus in cities like London, Venice, Paris, etc..... Ignorant illiterates coming to insult people with rich history....
The reason you don't have roofs that are this old is because your people were to poor to afford this type of roof as at when this were built. Your people were and are still jumping night buses to get to the west. Many have even bought ticket for tonight. These roofs were what made your ancestors called the west "city".... Slowpoke Historical building are all over the West, South South and the North.... You can't even find an old palace in the East. Una wer start to dey civilize yesterday. Small nyash dey shake. So this your whole epistle is about echoing all the anti-igbo propaganda of that imbecil.e called Reno Omokri and you present the propaganda as facts Lol. That Ibadan slum photo I showed you has most of it's houses with water-leaking brown roofs and most houses there has no toilet system. You should be ashamed of the poverty and backwardness in your region. Hahaha Igbos naked during Independence? lol Below is Aba Women Riot of 1929 and Aba Rail Station... it's in your history books. I guess they protested naked in 1929. Na trialer go jam you and Reno Omokri
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Politics › Re: The Truth Is: No Light For Aba!!! by chnnmfl(m): 12:29pm On Mar 06, 2024 |
“It began with the release of 7MW, and 7MW will be added every week until the commissioning phase is over." "Experts call the method the ramp-up process of commissioning."Ayodele continued: “By the end of April, power outages will be a thing of the past in all the 9 LGAs in Abia State serviced by Aba Power, Nigeria’s 12th electricity distribution company and the newest” https://www.nairaland.com/8020832/geometric-explains-power-supply-process#128785597Aba will enjoy full 24hrs electricity by the end of next month according to the company. |
Politics › Re: YouTube screenshots of Aba (pictures) by chnnmfl(m): 9:46am On Mar 06, 2024*. Modified: 1:15pm On Mar 06, 2024 |
Putindbutt: Calm down, after selling gala in traffick under hot sun, you still go and sleep under the brown roof at night. That brown roof is better than the pig poultry called Abia. After seeing clean Aba picture, you still said that it will take Aba 50yrs to be clean due to hate. How long do you think that it will take this Ibadan picture below to be clean? 👇 Maybe 1000yrs.
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Politics › Re: YouTube screenshots of Aba (pictures) by chnnmfl(m): 9:17am On Mar 06, 2024 |
Putindbutt: It'd take at least 50yrs for Abia to look clean a bit. Hate always coming from slum dwellers from brow.n roof republic.
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Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 6:24pm On Mar 05, 2024*. Modified: 6:52pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Putinofrussia: lol How many streets or districts are in Aba.How many did you post on this thread now that one will say Aba is well planned. Ibadan has more than 12 GRAs,I could go to anyone of them and take up to 10 pictures and say Ibadan is well planned. If you want intelligent and discerning people to understand how well planned Aba is,post pictures of more than half of it's streets.At least,post 10 different streets or locations. We want to see even if it is well planned up to Kaduna,Kano,Ibadan,Anambra or any other location in Nigeria. Is it this Ibadan you want to go to and take pictures from?. Lol no try am o.  We're are talking about well planned cities in Nigeria not slum.
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Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 6:18pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Gajagojo: Trailer will jam.your mother She will die like a dog Yoruba slum dweller may that hut you live in that ijebu Obu collapse upon you tonight. Below is where you are typing from... that's your town. Have shame for once.
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Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 5:23pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Gajagojo: Go to. .Acha in Ogbor hill area Just to name one Ogbor hill wey dey inside Aba. One of the best residential areas in Aba with seaside view. Home to many hotels in Aba...no get light? You no even lie with an outskirt area of Aba na inside the city you gather mind lie with. May trailer jam you tonight. Olodo |
Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 5:05pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Gajagojo: And how do you know I did not know or how is knowing relevant to being the best planned city in Nigeria Aha Is the dirtiest place on earth and you are talking nonsense about Grid
How much of Aba Is covered by this Grid system you are making noise about As if we have not been in Aba Are we talking Aba North
Guy leave all this nonsense you are talking for someone who does not know Aba or Ngwa people
There are places in Aba that have never been connected to electricity before as in NEVER
There are still areas with no road in that same Aba so stop the bullshit Lol electricity that Aba is currently at number 1 in Nigeria today.Mention the part of Aba that is not connected to electricity or road OR forever remain dumb. Olodo |
Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 4:37pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Gajagojo: I know you people have no manners and home training and are very quick to start insulting your mothers . be warned your mouth no big pass anybody own Arrangement of roads is not what urban planning is all abou it is just one element depending on the terrain and topography Urban planning is. ABOUT PEOPLE How have you planned their lives
Transport Security Water Health Recreation Waste Management Education Air quality
Lagos state has BRT, an emerging metro rail integrated with water transport Lagos is better planned than Aba any day That is more impartial in people's lives than the nonsense you are spewing about grid
Grid ko Disco ni. The more you talk the more you keep exposing your ignorance. Before engaging you, I never knew you didn't know what a grid system is in urban planning. And you are arguing about town planning?
You may even be a little kid that I'm replying to who knows. I'm just wasting my time with a this kid. |
Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 4:17pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Gajagojo: What the hell? Is grid system? Grid system is the only way to measure planning? What about refuse collection is that not part of planning? Why is Aba so dirty? Have you got any statistics or this is what you want to.believe What is the area?
It is A notion n that is sweet in your stomach that makes you feel good
It is not based on any objective reality other than the usual Ibo narcissism Have you all seen that we have been debating with a stark illiterate from one of those brow.n roof slum cities in western region. He is asking how grid system take concern urban planning. Olodo! |
Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 2:03pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
igwebuike01: Stop confusing yourself. We talking strictly about street alignment Leave that mumu man typing from his hut in one of those brow.n roof slum towns in the west region. |
Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 1:35pm On Mar 05, 2024*. Modified: 3:11pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Gajagojo: How is planning MEASURED by what metrics so that one can now say Aba Is better planned than Lagos Island or Port Harcourt Are we talking about the WHOLE OF ABA or part of it? There is no way anyone can say the whole of Aba Is planned I lived in Aba decades ago before Ariaria moved to its current location So I have some knowledge of Aba. If ever Aba had a master plan it has been almost totally jettisoned Before any other thing else, the very basic meritc of judging a good urban area is the design and master plan. That's the foundation. I have shown you the scintillating Google Earth grid image of Aba showing that it's a brilliant and a well taughtout design by the planners. And I have challenged you to show the grid design of the cities you are comparing with Aba. Yet you no gree show.Also people are confirming the uniqueness of Aba design and the ease of city accessibility of Aba. Na hate go kpai you. |
Politics › Re: Geometric Explains Power Supply Process After Commissioning Of Plant by chnnmfl(m): 12:48pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Ayodele continued: “By the end of April, power outages will be a thing of the past in all the 9 LGAs in Abia State serviced by Aba Power, Nigeria’s 12th electricity distribution company and the newest”.
What this means is that from the end of April, if there is a national blackout in Nigeria, Aba people won't relate.  |
Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 10:28am On Mar 05, 2024 |
Tellmeastory: Why did your “British planners” not build covered drains with sidewalks like they do in Britain with money from your looted resources?
Why did they leave you with stinking open gutters and muddy roadsides?
Was that how they built their own in UK?
Ewu.
Don’t go to Rwanda and see how poorer Africans are building clean roads with sidewalks and covered drainage.
Stay there talking rubbish about thieving “British planners” who built stinking rubbish for you. Mumu focus on the topic. It said best planned city in Nigeria not in RWANDA. |
Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 10:07am On Mar 05, 2024*. Modified: 2:39pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 9:56am On Mar 05, 2024*. Modified: 7:49pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
Gajagojo: It is The dirtiest city How is it better planned than any of the colonial.built areas like Port Harcourt Town,Ebute Meta,Yaba, Ikoyi,Lagos Island? Does Aba have water distributed to its households? What planning are you talking about? Does Aba have a sewage plant? Is Ariaria part of the plan? No way is Aba better planned than Port Harcourt Town or Lagos Island Hater! Post the Google Earth images of those cities you mentioned let's check their grid systems. The Aba Google Earth grid image that I posted above is not different from that of Manhattan or Barcelona city. Infact it's way better than many European and American city grid systems that I have seen. Post your own lets compare. |
Politics › Re: Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 9:25am On Mar 05, 2024*. Modified: 3:13pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
"A cartesian grid as a street pattern provides interconnectedness. With its innate quality of being comprehensible, there is a possibility of availing multiple routes to any destination. Dispersion of movement (vehicular and pedestrian) is possible as almost all streets are the same, with no rigid hierarchical constructs. "
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Politics › Is Aba The Best Planned City In Nigeria? (Photos) by chnnmfl(op): 9:20am On Mar 05, 2024*. Modified: 3:19pm On Mar 05, 2024 |
I have been to about 26 states in this country and have seen over 30 cities and towns in Nigeria. I can safely state that Aba is unarguably the best planned city in Nigeria by the British colonialists most especially the city downtown areas. If there is any other better planned city in Nigeria, pls state it here so that I can learn and relearn.
I think the British town planners used the "Cartesian grid" system in designing the city. The arrangement of lands and the design of the road networks are top notch. There are multiple routes to any location. Once you enter Aba town areas, obverse how all the roads looked the same with regular intersections and also how every building are in a single file order.
Abuja town areas is good. IBB tried in Abuja but it can't rival this. I'm talking in terms of proper urban planning not fancy buildings or skyscrapers.
Kudos to the British planners. What the city needs now are regular maintenance of the drainage system and more infrastructural projects.
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Politics › Re: EFCC Should Start Raiding Businesses That Only Accept Dollar Payment In Nigeria by chnnmfl(op): 6:59pm On Feb 22, 2024 |
Crimecity: You mean Shell, Chevron, Agip, Total Energies?
Clown You're the clown here. We are talking about Schools, 5 star hotels, private hospitals etc who has no business replacing our legal tender and you are here quoting only oil companies. USD is the primary medium of exchange in international oil business. |