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Majority here never condemned this unspeakable acts but quick to play ethnic card. Your education is just a waste .

Becarefil not to tripple your losses .

flobale:
Dear Madam Peace Oluwabiyi @Peeo (John E. Linda),
I have tried to reason with you for so long……Now I have come to my full stop!
I will use this medium to recall my history with you.
I came to Uyo sometimes in May, 2017(3/5/2017) all the way from Abuja to buy oil from you. I bought 37 Kegs of Palm oil and paid you for that.
I sent you N237,600 via your account for more kegs of Palm oil. I never got the Palm oil or the money back even when I told you I needed to use the money to pay my rent. Again my Dad passed away in November 2017 and buried 15th December again, you promised and never gave me even if it were part of it to to use in burial preparation of my late Father as the first born.
In January, 2018 we spoke once again and you lamented crying about your predicaments, I reminded you that I took loan to go into this business as a second income stream for my family and that I will be paying the loan for a period of three years. Also that the palm oil I stored I am yet to find buyer for it. To this you responded that there is company is into soap making that you could help sell it for me, as you usually sold to them. You also said that they do not default in paying 2 week max, I will be paid. I told you the minimum I will sell my Palm oil for was N12,000 (which is still at a loss).
You told me not to discuss with them when they come as they are just logistic persons and don’t know about the business. Fortunately they came dressed in their uniform (Heal Mass Agrotech). They left with 34 kegs of palm oil (11/1/2018).
Two weeks later I called you, you said you were in a meeting seeking new opportunity and that you will call me later but you never did. You text me to send you the breakdown of you liability to me, which I did as thus;
N237,600 + N408,000 + N34000 = N679,600 (N34000, being the cost for 34 kegs as bought via you in Uyo).
I have confirmed from the Heal Mass Agrotech, that you have being fully paid plus interest, I don’t mind that you made interest on this deal. I just want my money.
Madam Peeo, I never thought it will come to this before you pay me my money.
You have from Today to till tomorrow to pay me every dime you owe me!

Have you been paid?

No

Bestx:
Time has come! Restructure or Disintegrate

Maybe

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pacespot:
Enough of this name calling, nobody actually listens to what these people are saying about igbos causing mayhem in Lagos. Only the northern youths are kowtowing to their leaders now. Look at what Yoruba's youths did to their Oba and some other leaders. Even tinubu is afraid of being lynched right now. Yoruba's don't give a fvck about all this tribalism sh*t except when it is absolutely necessary to defend themselves. Yoruba's are the most liberal, peace loving and

accommodating

tribe group in this country. You never heard anything about tribalism when a Yoruba man (obasanjo) was the president of this country.

Or is it the video that one errand person made all the way from UK asking the Igbo to leave Lagos that will now serve as a directive to Yoruba's?

I liked your post( also clicked like) but can we stop this nonsense "accommodating" word people use in Nigeria. Have you ever heard where a New Yorker mention "accommodating his fellow citizens from New Jersey? Let us outgrow this archaic mentality.

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Back to the topic, in every tribe in Nigeria, you have the good and the bad. Crime and fraud know no tribe. Let us collectively condemn this act. In all spheres of our economy, we have fraudulent people. In 2015, I sold a car I bought 1.85 million for just 250k due to greed and fraudulent activities of my mechanic in Lagos. I paid money to a welder to work for me and he absconded with my money till date. I lost huge amount paid for land due to greed and fraudulent acts of a well known individuals. A pastor ran away with iPad I sold to him after send fake alert for over 4 years. I can go on relating but I will stop here. In all these narrations, the perpetrators are from the same ethnic group, I will never come to social media to condemn everyone from the ethnic group because you still have good people there. Let us join hand to condemn evil.

ObereEmma:
I guess igbos are the scammers in Ikeja computer village. If igbos infested other tribe in scamming, who infested Nigeria people in Owoida, collecting money for job already paid for.

There is a circle where evil go round from tribe to tribe in this country, Kidnapping was known to start in Anmabra, today the whole North is a den for kidnapping. We know the tribe known from coperative and executive begging and political assasination, today everywhere in Nigeria its rampant. Like i said its one country and we learn from each other whether good or bad.

You said kidnapping was known to start from Anambra? Are being sarcastic or real? A minute research will give you the factual answer.

There is a thread for beginners in stock investment, Ask your questions there,

https://www.nairaland.com/1546946/stock-market-investment-amateur-newbies

kalu61:
l'm new here. I feel hurt it took me all this while to see stock /investment minded trend on NL after many years.

Good you discover this thread. Don't be overwhelmed by profits being booked by individuals at the moment. Use this time to educate yourself on the rudiments of stock trade/investment. After that, decide whether to be a trader or investors. Mind you US stock business is not get reach quick scheme. You can easily make money and easily lose money. Now the market is 'sweet' and it has attracted a lot of people because of the uptrend, when it start clashing, many will burn their account. This is the reality not message of doom. I will also advise you to learn and remain on the sideline until the market dips. Most stocks now are trading above 52 week high which is not good for fresh investors.

ahiboilandgas:
Andrew Ogbeche, a former worker of the slain former Commissioner for Youths and Sports in Edo State, Mr Egbe Ediagbonya, has owned up on the role he played in the kidnap of his boss. Ogbeche, who worked as a labourer on Ediagbonya’s palm tree farm at Utese village, Okada area of the state, explained that he got N100,000 out of the N1m ransom paid for the victim’s release.

The ex-commissioner was reportedly kidnapped on May 16 and his decomposing body found 19 days later at a bush close to his farm. Following his murder, men of the Inspector-General of Police Intelligence Response Team launched a manhunt for the perpetrators, leading to Ogbeche’s arrest early July. City Round learnt Ogbeche conspired with one Paul and other accomplices at large to perpetrate the crime.

Police investigation revealed that the kidnappers had on May 3, sent a threat message to the deceased, announcing their intention to abduct him and daring him to involve security agencies. They made good their threat 13 days after when they ambushed him on his farm and demanded a ransom. After collecting N1m, they were said to have informed his family to pick up his corpse at a location.

“The kidnappers used the deceased’s mobile to demand a ransom and collected N1m. They later sent a text message to the family, asking them to pick his corpse somewhere. It took the family few days to locate the corpse in the bush.

“Through intelligence-led investigation, Andrew Ogbeche was arrested. He is the deceased’s former worker on his palm tree farm at Utese. The phone he used in sending threat messages to the deceased was recovered from him. Investigation is ongoing to arrest other suspects involved in the kidnapping and murder,” a police source said.

35 year old Ogbeche, who hails from Bewarre village in Ogoja Local Government Area of Cross River State, told City Round during the week that he was aware of his ex-boss’ kidnap but did not know about his murder. He stated that after the news of Ediagbonya’s death broke in the community, he tried to reach Paul on the phone to no avail.

Andrew said, “Since I graduated from the university, I have been having financial constraints. I used to work with the commissioner as a labourer on his palm tree farm and he paid me N10,000 per month. I used to clear the bush and help to pluck palm fruits. I worked with him for 2 months but he paid me only for one month. He promised to pay me later. While I was working for him, I had no plan to kidnap him. It was my friend, Paul, who visited me on the farm that brought the idea of kidnapping him.

“He told me my boss had a lot of money. I warned him not to try it. He kept visiting and threatened to kill me if I expose his secret. While he was visiting me on the farm, Paul had told my boss that he wanted to work with him. He became close to him and he trusted him.”

Ogbeche, who claimed to be the only child of his mother, said he consented to the crime for fear of throwing his mum into mourning. He added, “The day they kidnapped the man, Paul told me and I was scared. He gave me N100,000 but that time, I never knew they had killed him. It was later I saw one of my friends who told me that my boss is dead. I was devastated. I felt bad and I regret collecting the money.”

Really disturbing. No one is safe even from workers and domestic staff. No wonder some people are seriously considering emigration and acquisition of second passport. Will things change for the good? I seriously doubt. I regretted not migration at young age when my friends and school mates were jetting out. This is worst than stealing by employees you people earlier discussed.
May God save us all.

Some people here raised the issue high exchange rate in favor of Dollar as the parallel/black market has continued to edge towards 500/$1. This should be great source of concern to all, if no radical economic measures are put in place, the fate of Naira will be same as some other currencies like Zimbabwe dollar, Lebanese lira, Venezuela Bolivar and other failed currencies. Naira going toward 1000/$1 means more and more people will lose hope in Naira as means of Exchange, leading to adoption of dollarization.
The below link gives a graphical representation of situation in Lebanon.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/tatianakoffman/2020/07/09/lebanons-currency-crisis-paves-the-way-to-a-new-future/#782703436a17
CBN as a matter of urgency needs to strengthen naira by curbing the activities of currency speculators and black market operators. Restoration of people confidence on naira will stop panic buying of dollars for the preservation of their savings/investment.

Devaluation of naira is artificial and most insensitive action by those who should know better.
Why should there be dollar scarcity during total lockdown when economic activities declined or at its lowest?

1.Why should a player be a regulator concurrently? Can we have Post delivery commission to regulate the activities of Courrier companies Nipost inclusive?

2. Why such an increase considering the adverse effects of Covid-19 on business. Most businesses are hardly breaking even.

3. The harsh economic environment should have considered considered before such hike in fees. Delivery vans ply pothole ridden roads. They also manuevere through unsafe roads as they get attacked from time to time by hoodlums/armed robbers/ kidnappers.

4. In other countries, governments have consistently rolled out stimulus packages to organizations to stay afloat. The reverse is the case here.

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Few weeks back, I had the option to choose between Samsung A52 and xiaomi Redmi note 9s, I ended choosing Xiaomi Note 9s because of 128GB and about 5050mAh. Being a core Samsung Note series user, I had to lower my standard as prices of note series are skyrocketing. I am not a fan of any brand but I go to any where I get value for my money.
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VirginSearcher:
Can't the army go to Aso Rock and blast Buhari's head with AK

Becareful what you type online. Statement like this can land you into trouble.

Only babies blame hush. The image has been battered long ago

Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over a new visa policy announced on Monday.

The lawsuit seeks to get a temporary restraining order, and a preliminary and permanent injunctive relief, that would prevent the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from removing foreign students if their universities are not holding in-person classes this fall. The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for Massachusetts. Cornell University has also announced that it is supporting Harvard and MIT’s lawsuit.

“The effect—and perhaps even the goal—is to create as much chaos for universities and international students as possible,” the lawsuit stated.


New federal guidelines presented a difficult choice to universities across America: Either they reopen their schools and do not teach entirely remotely, or have their international students be deported.

The new rule by the administration blindsided universities, already reeling financially and logistically from the COVID-19 pandemic that has yet to end.


ICE on July 6 announced that it was making changes to how it treated international students with F-1 and M-1 visas. Even though the coronavirus pandemic has shuttered schools, if a student is taking an entirely online course, they cannot remain in the U.S., unless they transfer to a school with in-person instruction “to remain in lawful status.”

If they fail to do so, “they may face immigration consequences including, but not limited to, the initiation of removal proceedings,” ICE said.

But if the school is offering a hybrid model — both in-person and online education — they’ll be allowed to take more than one class online, but the school needs to certify their status to the government.

Only 8% of colleges have thus far planned for a completely online fall semester — and 2.1% are “waiting to decide,” according to data compiled by the Chronicle of Higher Education.


‘Cruelty surpassed only by its recklessness’
The rule was announced by ICE only a few hours after Harvard released its new guidance on going fully remote.

“The order came down without notice—its cruelty surpassed only by its recklessness,” Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow said. “We believe that the ICE order is bad public policy, and we believe that it is illegal.”

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey also announced her intent to sue over the guidelines on Tuesday night. (A request for an update on Wednesday has not been responded to.)

Harvard and MIT stated in the lawsuit: “ICE’s action proceeded without any indication of having considered the health of students, faculty, university staff, or communities; the reliance of both students and universities on ICE’s statements that the preexisting exemptions would be ‘in effect for the duration of the emergency’ posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, which continues to this day; or the absence of other options for universities to provide their curricula to many of their international students.”

The schools also alluded to the fact that the federal government was forcing schools to reopen, even though they were worried about the public health and safety risk given the pandemic was still ongoing.

https://news.yahoo.com/

zobel:
How did this thread vanish na. Abeg there are still newbies and amateurs in the stock market biz that need guidance o. Thanks and come back!

This is true. Let us resuscitate this thread for the benefit of newbies. Experience individuals in stock investment are welcomed to render community/social service

Why can't they verify the news before publishing

Kk

Spooby:
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I am able to send FM radio from a Nokia to my wireless headset. what I do is connect and wired headset to the phone Nokia phone so as to receive FM signal. The phone is also connected to my wireless headset through Bluetooth. So every sound from the phone is playing on my wireless headset.

Thanks for your response.

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