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Wannabenz:
Are they legit? And how's thier rate compared to others.

Bundle Africa App

very very legit... You can also join their telegram group.
I have been using bundle for over 3yrs now

jp130:
Is it poisonous? This is the second time i have killed this type

Rat snake... They have a mild venom which is not fatal to humans. They mostly feed on rodents and seldomly attack humans.

The abomination of a Mad husband with a stupid mother-in-law...

Las las! They will all be fine... Amen estate has been taken over by the true owner.

That is their problem in Ghana... Any guy that trues such with me all in the name of loyalty will receive a thunderous SLAP!!!

All I can at this point in Nigeria is that 'las las everybody will be alright '.

Faces of Da robbery geng...

MASTAkiLLAh:
A police report says embattled Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari, told a panel that secessionist groups, the Indigenous People of Biafra and the Eastern Security Network are on a campaign to smear his reputation.

Kyari, who was suspended by the police last year for his alleged link to alleged international fraudster, Ramon Abass aka Hushpuppi, said this before a panel set up by the police to probe him.

A copy of the report which was obtained by The PUNCH read in part, “The officer did not deny violating social media (policy) of the police. The officer (Kyari) stated that ‘It is a campaign to smear his reputation by members of IPOB/ESN who moved to destroy him due to his onslaught against them in the South-East’.

The report, which has since been sent to the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN), also revealed how members of a syndicate led by Hushpuppi paid N235, 120, 000 to Kyari’s younger brother.

The probe also indicated that Kyari equally funnelled N44m to his brother’s bank account in multiple transactions.

However, the investigation report obtained by our correspondent on Monday, failed to disclose whether Kyari’s brother was acting as a proxy for his embattled elder brother who is currently in custody of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency.

The DCP, who was suspended by the police last July for his alleged links to Hushpuppi, allegedly attempted to sell part of the cocaine which was seized from some drug dealers in Enugu, while he was on suspension.


https://punchng.com/abba-kyari-said-ipob-esn-are-on-campaign-to-destroy-him-police-report/

Lalasticlala

Our dear super cop... How the mighty has fallen.

Icandream:
Former media aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathant, Reno Omokri has alleged that the embattled Deputy Police Commissioner, Abba Kyari was made a super-cop because of religious imbalance in Nigeria’s law enforcement agencies.

The former presidential aide alleged that most of the law enforcement agencies in the country are headed by Northern Muslim males, sidelining the Christian religion.

In a post on his official Facebook page, on Wednesday evening, the President Muhammadu Buhari’s major critic, alleged that there are other undiscovered Kyari’s in the system.

He said, “There is no ethnic or religious balance in Nigeria’s law enforcement agencies, and that is why someone like DCP Abba Kyari became a super-cop.

“The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Attorney General, IGP, EFCC Chairman, NDLEA Chairman are all Northern Muslim males.

“Where is the balance? How is that possible in a multiethnic nation? Nepotism and tribalism made Kyari a super-cop! And do not be deceived. There are other undiscovered Kyari’s in the system”.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Attorney General, IGP, EFCC Chairman, NDLEA Chairman are all Northern Muslim males.
The above point says it all...

Truthisunique2:
Las Las una go send am go "jail" for Nigeria

This jail go be chilling in his mansion and enjoying his loot

You are a Nigeria in deed and in truth... U sabi as e dey go

tabaralph:
Ace Fuji musician Ajibola alabi odetola aka pasuma wonder and his longtime band manager Mathew Adewoye aka Ididowo has parted ways.
It was reliably gathered that Ididowo who is also a cousin to pasuma was so trusted by him to the extent that he was given free hand to operate, whatever Ididowo says in the band is final,some band members even fair him more than pasuma himself, his inner caucus name within the band is SIR MATO.
The problem started late last year when Ididowo couldn’t account for the money in his care said to be 35 million plus, pasuma asked him to open a designated account to purchase a befitting house for pasuma’s mum as a Christmas gift since the beginning of 2021 but when pasuma was ready to buy the house Ididowo could not account or provide the money, pasuma was so angry to the extent of calling some family members, for almost a week Ididowo ran away until he was threatened with police before he came out of hiding, when they asked him what to the money, he initially lied that mc oluomo borrowed the money, when pasuma called mc of what Ididowo said he was so mad and he ordered Ididowo to be brought to his office, on getting to oluomo office he was begging for forgiveness, Mc told pasuma that sir mato was also owing him over 5 million naira.
Note that Ididowo is still staying in his mother’s house at mushin where he has abandoned his wife and children , he neither buy land or a house from the money, it was learnt that he squandered all the money on women of different shapes and sizes,his house wife with 3 sons was abandoned at his family in mushin without taking care of them, it was confirmed that he rented a duplex for an old woman that bore him triplets last year and another woman friend old enough to be his aunt bore him another child in Dublin few years back.
It’s really pathetic , though pasuma has bought another house for his mummy but the relationship between the duo remain unresolved.

He has nothing to show for managing Pasuma for that long... He is really a prodigal [son] father

paulolee:
nope...I think its man.u

I just checked it up... You are right

Those players are the most expensive squad in the world... Thank God for safe landing

drake99:
couple of friends of mine who traveled abroad now calls me more often than when they were here in Nigeria. Sincerely speaking, most of them doesn't give a damn about me while they were here.

Another thing I noticed is this, anyone that came back from abroad usually don't want to go back. you know when schools are on holidays, children usually wish inside them that the holidays are prolonged.
That's exactly how people that came back from abroad behave (not all though)

they act so reluctant to return to their base, instead of hurrying to leave this shit hole like we addresses it.

What's your experience

The way you can flex and catch cruise in Naija is on another level. So, it makes PLA folks wanna stay longer when they visit

keshconnections:
Please I need an honest review of Pontiac Torrent.... What's the common issues with the car?
Are the parts available?
Thank you

very good and reputable ride... The parts are very much available

When you are ready, let us know... You are not yet ready.

Is that why their network has been terrible of late!!?

walkbrazil4k:
As a Nigerian living abroad I took this personal, even with common sense you would see that those guys are not Nigerians, I knew it was a lie and that research spirit in me won't just let it slide and I had to do some digging and I discovered it happened in Algeria and they are not Nigerians, now bloggers spread the news again and stop destroying the name of Nigerians and remember to give credit because walkbrazil4k busted the lies


https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2022/02/fake-newsno-nigerian-was-caught-in.html?m=1

Nice job... Thanks for this

She achieved her aim... All her drama was to get away with the 180k.
She will surely meet her Waterloo soon

Mhistasaints:
Hello guys! I need a simple advice. I am a married man, my ex-girlfriend is also married. I've been married for 2years now and she got married 2months ago. When I got married, she told me she was disappointed at me, that why couldn't I come and beg her when she said no. She was the one that left me in the relationship telling me that her people say that I was too young and had nothing. I focused, achieved and got married at 23yrs.
Of late, she chatted me up and we discussed. She started being too intimate to the extent of trying to discussing her sexual marital life with me on her she doesn't like having sex with her husband. Few days ago, she started asking me for money. I am sensing something fishy. What do I do? [color=#990000][/color]

My brother in the Lord... Please flee!!!
If she is already like this 2 months into her marriage, imagine her after 2 yrs.
Thank your stars you did not end up with her

[quote author=GodHatesBigots post=110279660][/quote]They are Russians with conscience.

Glowww:
Good day all.
My husband is a good and dedicated Physiotherapist, though he has not been so long into the profession. He manages himself now with private practice by treating people in their homes and offering his services to clinics and hospitals who need his services on agreed amount to be paid him as he is yet to get a well paying job in a hospital . He recently got a call from one doctor who owns a clinic around his area for treatment of a patient with physiotherapy case. It was agreed between him and the doctor that he will be paid 5k each day for three times in a week.
On the first day of work, my husband arrived and began treatment. The doctor entered and began asking series of questions about the processes and procedures. After about 20mins, my husband told him that he would like to be given some privacy and concentrate on his patient as he was being distracted. The doctor refused, my husband refused answering further questions; this angered the man. When he was done with the treatment, he requested for his money and the doctor refused. And argument ensued. He told my husband to leave the hospital, my husband said its until he receives his payment for workdone. He began pushing my husband away and a fight began, he bite my husband in several places. They were later separated. My husband went and treated himself and proceeded to report the case to the police station. The doctor went and reported too.
Note: some Doctors ask the Physiotherapists these questions while treatment is on going because they want to treat the patients themselves and they don't know about Physiotherapy. They end up getting a physiotherapist and after few sessions, they dismiss them with hope that they have learnt, all because of greed. They end up doing a bad job and the patients case keep getting worse.
I told my husband to forget all about it and he said Never, that he worked for it and deserves his pay. I told him i know but justice is hardly gotten in this country.
Note: we recently got married and don't reside in same state because I have a business here and I'm heavily pregnant, i will join him as sin as I get a shop in his location. This case is taking a toll on my bp and I'm so worried. please what can we do? Any other options? Thank you good people.
Lalasticlala please help a worried pregnant woman and her husband. Thank you.

He should simply let go of the matter if only for your sake...

Thank God she's been found... The parents just wanted to be with their daughter.

Afonjashapmouth:
I feel like the lady is just at that stage when young girls see dating grown men as stability which she might outgrow when she gets to campus and be in search of the usual breakfast club hence Mr man waiting in Vain like Bob Marley sang. What do you think people?

The parents should be responsible for her education... He can choose to offer support. I repeat 'Support' ni ooo not full responsibility.

Emnooni:
Good day to you all. I have gone through different articles & threads about migrating abroad.

I want to preferrably pass through the study visa route. I want to study computer science B.SC.

Please I want tips for undergraduates, simply because it seems the criteria & process is quite different with the POF.

Also, I'm open to any other type of advice on countries to move to without study visa.

PS: Australia, U.S.A, Canada, & U.k out of the list.

Go for a study visa in canada... Check out memorial university, their tutuon is affordable.

CampussNews:
Update from SIGGY .ng

A Twitter user shared pictures of the deplorable state of a school in Nasarawa state where pupils of Pilot Primary School, Bassa are made to sit on the floor in class, Siggy reports.

The attention of the government of Nasarawa has been drawn to a photo of pupils sitting on bare floor to learn in the state.

It was gathered that pupils of Pilot Primary School in Bassa, Kokona Local Government Area were pictured sitting on the bare floor of their dilapidated classroom to study.

The photo has since caused an uproar on social media with many condemning the state government for neglecting education in the state.

Source: SIGGY

it is sad so many students still have to go through this just to get educated.

Asquare84:
hi naira landers,

I worked in one of the financial institution in the country, sometimes last year I was promoted to head the department at zonal level, (good News right).
here is the problem and challenges I have been facing on the job, I have almost six superior that are above me in terms of ranks, but I was made to supervise them. this superior don't send their report to me or seek my opinion on anything.

I know they are not happy with me. my regional manager on sensing that this may be a problem recommended that I should be promoted ahead of all my superior yet our management is not saying anything about the recommendation of my regional manager.

most of this superior lobbied for this position but I was picked because of my ability's to deliver on the job.

experience peeps how do I handle a situation where I am supervising my superior yet they are not reporting to me or can I issue queries to them.

Call them for a closed doors meeting where you get to address the issue... If they do not conform after that, do the needful-queries

Irukkanews:
Notice! Notice!! Notice!!!

The general public is hereby informed that Alowonle Barakat Omolabake whose passport appears above is no longer a staff of ColdBerry Ice Cream. She ceased being a staff of ColdBerry Ice Cream from the date of this publication.


Anyone who does business with her does so at his/her own risk. The General Public should please take note.

She has messed up her name... But what exactly did she do?

lamide718:
Nigeria has an average of 4.8 bank branches and 19 ATMs per 100,000 adults, compared to the world average of 13 bank branches and 40 ATMs. Reports also say that less than one-third of Nigerian adults have access to a bank branch or ATM within one kilometer of where they live.
This challenge in accessing financial services, especially for the unbanked and underbanked, has given rise to agency banking. This branchless banking model extends financial services to the last mile via a network of agents. It’s a thriving business for banks, larger fintechs such as OPay and TeamApt, and even smaller ones like Abuja-based CrowdForce, who today is announcing that it has raised a $3.6 million pre-Series A investment.
Aruwa Capital Management led the equity-and-debt round, with participation from HAVAÍC and AAIC. The company said it will use part of the capital to expand its team, geographical operations and marketing to increase its 7,000-strong active agent network three-fold this year.
The company was launched in 2015 by Oluwatomi Ayorinde and Damilola Ayorinde as MobileForms, a data collection agent network. The concept was to capture and build reliable offline data (where 90% of the country’s economic activities reside) and provide insights on hard-to-reach rural and semi-urban areas for businesses, NGOs and development organizations.
In 2018, the company got its first big break while working on TraderMoni, a small loan scheme for micro traders pioneered by the Nigerian government. The idea was to give these traders repayable loans to help them with their businesses and bring them out of the poverty line. However, the challenge was that no database existed to execute this program.
So MobileForms, with its 20,000-strong agents, performed KYC on 4.5 million eligible traders and registered them for the TraderMoni program. But another challenge was getting money into the hands of these traders. Most of them were unbanked, so sending money to bank accounts wasn’t workable, and, for those with accounts, banks were far from their locations.
The company sensed an opportunity and decided to rebrand as CrowdForce, a financial services distribution network that can turn any merchant into a mobile bank branch.
“We thought that if we could build this successfully well, several other fintechs can layer to deliver their services to the mass markets and that will still be in line with our objective of building our distribution,” said CEO Oluwatomi Ayorinde. “When you look at most of the successful companies in Nigeria, they all had to build some sort of offline distribution.”

The YC-backed CrowdForce still runs its MobileForms products. But it’s PayForce, its second product, that the company has placed in the driving seat. PayForce is a POS-enabled system merchants — who double as agents — use to provide ATM services, transfer and bill payments to consumers in areas where banks are traditionally absent and with high cash demand. For agents, PayForce helps manage their cash float safely and allows them to earn extra income by acting as an agent.
But at some point, these agents’ liquidity is affected when they run out of cash. Liquidity becomes a problem when it happens often because there’s a tendency to lose customers’ trust.
So typically, how over 200,000 agents across Nigeria refinance their working capital is by taking long walks to the banks or from the fintechs they work for like TeamApt. There are newer methods, such as the one brought on by another YC-backed float-as-a-service startup Moni, where agents are offered low-interest loans through a referral and vetting system.
But CrowdForce employs a different approach. The company strikes partnerships with larger brick-and-mortar businesses such as gas stations and turns them into mobile bank branches that offer float services while storing their cash on a PayForce digital wallet.
“These stations [gas stations] collect cash from their sales of petrol daily. But now, we can leverage that liquidity, turn them to mobile ATMs that can then provide liquidity either to customers or to other mini agency banking outlets,” said the CEO. “So if you run an agent network and run out of cash, you don’t necessarily need only a bank branch. You can look for a gas station nearby and replenish cash flow.”
In addition to gas stations, CrowdForce distributes its POS terminals to other businesses like pharmacies and reseller networks. The company said it has partnered with 19,000 fuel stations, 20,0000 resellers and 6,000 pharmacies to broaden its distribution network. With this model, CrowdForce claims to have the largest liquidity among Nigerian agent banking networks, leveraging more than ₦1.7 trillion via its partners.
The Nigerian agency banking company charges a 0.6% commission per transaction its partners make across all boards. CrowdForce says it has been cash positive since 2020 while growing 25% month-on-month to serve 1.9 million unique customers in 25 Nigerian states to date.
Ayorinde said CrowdForce will use the funding to distribute more point of sale terminals to its partners in the next 12 to 18 months as the company, in a statement, said it aims to bring financial services within one kilometer, or within 15 minutes, of all Nigerians.
“We see significant value in the product [CrowdForce] as it is solving a real problem by providing access to critical financial services in rural areas that have been overlooked by traditional financial institutions,” said Aruwa Capital founder and managing partner Adesuwa Okunbo Rhodes in a statement. “CrowdForce is actively deepening financial inclusion through its products and services, and has unique competitive advantages through its proprietary technology and extensive agent distribution network across the country.”

Congratulations to them...

Every presidential candidate have come to truly know who the main cabal in Nigeria is...

Special corruption assistant to her husband the governor...