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swimcash: Exactly why most entrepreneurs that have little or no background in structured employment fail How can you dream of waking up WHENEVER you like or going to your place of business WHENEVER you please? That's not self employment, it's indiscipline and if you decide upon entrepreneurism primarily for these fallacies, you're on the fastlane to bankruptcy, failure and disappointment. You are NOT your own boss as an entrepreneur; The customer is your BOSS. If you have no customers, you have no business. They don't care what title you bear- CEO, Founder, Director, COO, BOSS, ETC Without most of the qualities mentioned above, and a solid service or business idea, all the capital in the world will not do you any good. Build yourself and your business first, find customers by ALL means, sell something to them and make sure they come back AGAIN. If they complain, LISTEN and take action. People that have money will look for you to invest EVENTUALLY. |
fatdon2:Before questioning another person's intellect, did you read the article and did you even understand what it portends? It doesn't affect your domestic spending in any way, as it is only international transaction limits that have been reduced. What has it got to do with cashless policy? That's how misinformation is spread. Where in doubt, please ask questions. |
Pure innocent fun, just for laughs, and some 'FANS' will carry needless fire on their heads ![]() I see nothing wrong with the PR stunt, it's actually a deft move as it has caused interaction and brand awareness. If you're fickle enough to close your account because of a tweet over a football game, it's good riddance in my opinion.. |
Pierocash:They must cry out oh, can't you see the man is from NORTH again? ![]() Kachikwu, trained lawyer, was born and raised in Onicha Ugbo in Aniocha North local government area of Delta State. |
Holyman3:It always pays to think before you write or speak. With the level of reasoning, or lack of, you've displayed here, I think we're better off with the 'animals'. |
kazmanbanjoko: For real? AGMs make far more than that. It's BOs that average 500k a month once you add ALL bonuses.An AGM is approx 1.2m per month, excluding bonuses. |
You forgot to mention the more obvious ones that occur daily, especially on social media. 1. Rolling on the floor squealing with glee because you were the first to comment on a topic Most times, the comment adds no value to the ongoing debate. Very disgusting and childish.2. Hurling insults and name-calling at the slightest opportunity because we do not agree on an issue, instead of sharing ideas and learning from each other. This one takes the cake, because we do not seem to realise we reflect our true personas to the entire world even if we do it anonymously online. The consensus by now would be that we're a shallow minded bunch at best, or religiously blinded, hate-filled ethnic bigots mostly. |
Nonybb:The only oppression you need to fight is that of lack of commonsense. You wish the president will die in a plane crash, because he's not from YOUR TRIBE and so won't allocate igbos appointments? And to think that you are a teacher, what rubbish are you teaching your students in your institution? Daft Nigerian ![]() |
Your company has a legal right to inquire into ur account without ur consent because it's a salary account. I worked in a bank so I should knowThis is not entirely accurate. A bank can only divulge customer information based on the following- 1. The customers express instructions. 2. Orders of a regulatory body e.g. CBN, NFIU 3. Orders of law enforcement agencies e.g. EFCC, NPF 4. A court order. N.B- Even the law enforcement agencies require a court order to access your account details. Your company has NO legal right to make enquiries about your account, neither is your bank allowed to divulge this information. Banks hold this agreement sacrosanct, so utilize your funds as you deem fit, salary account or not. |
kaeforum:Does he have to be from Northern Nigeria to have common sense? Or does support for your country depend on ethnicity? |
aryzgreat:I take it that your own part of Nigeria is utopia, and your Naira is stable and all the other maladies affecting the country have been resolved in your own mini Nigeria? Nobody pulled your messiah GEJ down, he slid down there and it took him more than 4years to hit rock bottom with people like you applauding. When you remove your head out of the PDP sand dune where it's obviously stuck, go back and read what I posted. Then pray for understanding. |
Credible opposition proffers viable alternatives, not just caustic remarks and cynicism. It's evident that some Nigerians would rather see GMB and by extension Nigeria, fail, so they have they have the chance to gloat and say 'I told you So'. Patriotism is loyalty to the country ALL THE TIME, not to APC, not to PDP. We still have plenty of growing up to do. |
I don't know where aminu gamawa got the photo from, or how recent it is. I've witnessed troop movement in Northeast and they're very organized, usually in a convoy of troop carriers and army vans. This is probably an exception. |
Tribune is ONLY speculating, and knowing Nigerian journalism for sensationalism and rumour peddling, it'll turn out to be false. But don't let that stop you from insulting yourselves and heaping abuse on particular ethnic nationalities. ![]() |
As at the time of filing this report, no fewer than 20 police vans were patrolling the area to check if the robbers were going to return and ensure safety of lives and properties.Return for what? To mop up the remnants of their booty or what? Seems NPF exists mainly for reporting and documenting crimes and offences. |
Criticism just for the sake of it seems to be the order of the day, especially on social media ![]() Some respondents have evidently not even bothered to read the tweets and proposed modus operandi before firing off salvos of disapproval and cynicism. Tragically, some corpers and many unemployed youth are also in this bracket and suffer the bandwagon effect. There is such a thing as constructive criticism- Note the demerits of his suggestion, suggest ways to ameliorate them. Note the merits, suggest ways to tweak and improve on them. I am glad Ben Bruce never mentioned dashing corp members 500k and asking them to try their luck. He emphasized capacity building and some sort of entrepreneurial skills transfer prior to disbursement of the amount, such that the scheme is worthwhile and the country is better off. Granted, not everyone can succeed as an entrepreneur, but those that cannot lead can at least follow those who can. Not every corper can be employed, public or private sector. The jobs are simply never going to be enough compared to the applicants being churned out yearly. The part about easing business registration requirements and costs is key. If you know how lousy and drawn out CAC registration is, you'd definitely laud him if this hurdle can be tackled. |
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I see nothing wrong in what he's tweeted concerning these allowances thus far, he's making the right noises. If he rejects the allowance ALONE, that's 25m, but if he convinces a coalition of legislators to reject same, say 10 senators, that's 250m. Which would you rather happen? And which occurrence will cause his colleagues to have a rethink and hopefully spark debate on the role of RMAFC in this remuneration scam? |
At 21.5m per senator, that translates to approx 5.3m per year for each of the 4yrs. In Their regular lives, would they actually buy clothes worth 5m in a year, with hard earned income? They're hardly to blame, it's that dubious RMAFC that is the real culprit here ![]() |
This is simple enough na. Buy cardboard, buy marker. Write LOVE on cardboard. Show the girl the love. ![]() |
The cheek of it, to even compare his pay to what bankers and oil workers earn. Can he put in the hours and effort of these types? Why would his type need campaign funds of nearly N500m if he didn't plan to recoup same with interest? ![]() When his pay is reduced, he can quit and go right back to whatever private practice he built before becoming a legislator. ![]() |
PDP lacks clear cut experience on how to provide credible opposition. ![]() |
Doomsday enthusiasts, just as GEJ's failure was felt and shared by all, GMB's success or otherwise will rub off on us all. All I hear and see are a bunch of self-serving unpatriotic citizens throwing toys out of the pram. A man has barely completed 10 working days as president, not of NANs oh, but a country and you're appraising his performance or lack of it. ![]() |
adeaks:If you don't maintain an account with Sterling, then your registration is just as void as when you had no BVN. You cannot be enrolled in just ANY bank, it must be where you maintain an account. Many banks don't even know what they ought to be doing. Didn't they ask for your account details, address and a signature to verify? How will they verify if you don't bank with them? I suggest you head to your bank and let them know what you've done, because you can't register more than once. You risk CBN flagging your account as suspicious for multiple enrolment, and here your struggle begins. ![]() |
plendil:Some lousy banks are using the BVN enrolment as an excuse to get you to open accounts with them, which is clearly unprofessional. If you had stayed long enough afterwards, you'd have been given account opening forms to complete. The commercial banks actually have a target to meet, BVN wise, set by CBN which explains the desperation. For the avoidance of doubt, you must ensure you are enrolled ONLY ONCE in a bank WHERE YOU MAINTAIN AN ACCOUNT. At the point of capturing your biometrics, demographic data and identity is verified via the info you provided WHEN you first opened the account. This is why you cannot logically be enrolled in a bank where you don't have an account or banking relationship- They don't have have any of your info to compare against. |
buygala:The information highlighted above is not entirely accurate. You can only be enrolled in a bank where you have an account as you will have to be verified and authenticated. Once you've been issued the BVN, you can then submit it at any other bank where you have accounts so it's linked. |
SeverusSnape:Grow up or Grow a brain. Both are free and painless. |
This is the job creation he obviously promised during the campaigns. All the religions within the state will be represented to ensure fifa er, fair play. They can even organise inter-denominational, inter- departmental, inter-religious and inter-etc events. Then they can also pray whenever wages are being delayed, price of crude is dipping or when impeachment threat hangs over the governor ![]() |
ZUBY77:If YOU are the media Shehu Garba is going to fight, you need to go to boot camp afresh, this is too feeble ![]() |
ZUBY77:Strange, the rest of the world seems to recall he was sworn in on the 29th of May. Wonder where your one month is coming from. Secondly, the past administration had 6yrs to stifle BH, but we all remember that the ex-president waited till the last 6wks of his daftocracy before acting. |
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