OneCard Nigeria launches innovative new product nationwide[b][/b]

OneCard Nigeria, a technology-based organization offering unique, secure and convenient top-up options for user accounts to all individual, industries, corporate and retail customers recently announced the launch of its new product, Direct TopUp.

Direct TopUp is a top-up management service for retailers who want to generate income via sales of mobile airtime and utilities, with one easy-to-use platform. It generates income for traditional top-up vendors, as well as organizations with high volumes of visitors: hotels, restaurants, supermarkets, cafes, shopping malls, airports. A single transaction can enable a customer top-up from N50 to N50, 000 across various services.
Direct TopUp offers a unique, secure alternative to topping up accounts in many sectors from mobile accounts, cable TV, utility and more. Its robust, user-friendly platforms and JAVA app-enabled phones allow users access and top up their various prepaid accounts quickly and easily.
With minimum investment, a Direct TopUp franchise partner benefits numerously; a partner can gain control over exclusive territories like local government areas, communities, corporate spaces, manage inventory of any size, generate sales at multiple locations nationwide, track all transactions, etc.
In addition, Direct TopUp franchise owners will enjoy up to 576% return on investment, 173% minimum, as well as partake in free training sessions on the system of operation and much more.
To be a OneCard Nigeria Direct TopUp franchise owner is simple and easy. Get more information from our website wwww.onecardnigeria.com
Through innovative, dynamic and reliable technologies, OneCard Nigeria keeps up with the latest technology, finding creative ways of helping business people spend their money efficiently. Driven by an unending desire to provide straightforward solutions to everyday problem, OneCard Nigeria aims to be the innovative, technology-driven and fundamentally uncomplicated service solution provider accessible to all.
OneCard Contact Information
Website: www.onecardnigeria.com. Email: info@onecardnigeria.com. Customer Care: 08039012001

THE PROUDLY NIGERIAN INNOVATION THAT IS MAKING LIFE EASIER
Uniquely recharging multiple services in Nigeria.

Visions stand at the core of business existence; it provides unanimity of purpose to organizations and guides business strategy. Different organisations have varying visions that drive them, for OneCard Nigeria, it is a vision to make life easier, this stands at the core of its business strategy and operations. This vision drives OneCard’s very existence and forms the core of all OneCard’s products, foremost of which is the innovative multipurpose recharge card; One1Card. .

The One1Card is a novel product first launched into the Nigerian market in April 2013. It is a multi-purpose recharge card with unique ability to recharge multiple services. It enables a user recharge various services from a mobile device somewhat like recharging a regular recharge card but with the OneCard unique code *979 that recharges mobile, cable TV, electricity and other services. For instance, to recharge Airtel, Etisalat, Glo or MTN, all a user needs to do is buy a One1Card, scratch the card to reveal Pin and dial *979*Card PIN# and he will be topped up instantly.

Access to One1Card means access to a recharge solution for various needs. Hitherto, one stop shops for recharge of multiple services only existed in online platforms, POS terminals/machines, ATMs and the like but OneCard Nigeria, driven to provide ease to Nigerians has bridged this gap, going beyond the reach of banks, ATMs, POS terminals and breaking the barrier of technological know-how to serve every Nigerian with a recharge card for top up of multiple services.

Today the multipurpose recharge card tops up 9 services; MTN, Glo, Etisalat, Airtel, Startimes, LCC toll, EKEDC, IBEDC, SMILE and many more services are sure to come. The company aims to include every service that Nigerians hold dear unto the card while also positioning it as a micro collection tool for collecting money from the streets.

Recently, OneCard launched N20 and N50 variants of the recharge card to meet the need of Nigerians who desire smaller recharge denominations; this product has been met with widespread excitement. The One1Card is currently available across the country at select recharge vendor stores and it is hoped that this product will be available at the doorstep of every Nigerian.

OneCard Nigeria has launched a nationwide retail activation project and invites all Nigerians to help spread this product to every nock and cranny of the country, from city centres down to the remotest of communities. Every Nigerian needs an easy and convenient recharge solution to make their life easier.

OneCard Contact Information
Website: www.onecardnigeria.com. Email: info@onecardnigeria.com. Customer Care: 08039012001

The management of AYODELE MEDICAL CENTRE views with great concern the false publication making the round in both the social and print media since Monday, the 8th February 2016 on the unfortunate demise of Master Oluwamurewa Gbadeyan on 6th February 2016.

We share in the grief of the parents, Mr. & Mrs. Olabode Gbadeyan, and pray to the almighty God to grant them the fortitude to bear the great loss.

The publications in the media since the past days have however been malicious. We do not credit the stories to anyone in particular as we understand the environment in which we live. At the risk of sounding immodest, we would ordinarily not have had any need to send a response but for the negative impression the news report has generated, together with the fear and great concerns expressed by our clients, associates and patients. We are therefore constrained to set the records straight, as follows:

1. The patient was brought to the hospital at 6.05pm on Saturday 6th February 2016 with fever, vomiting, diarrhea and convulsion. He was also found to be pale and in coma and was registered as Master Oluwamurewa Gbadeyan. His parents introduced themselves as Mr. & Mrs. Olabode Gbadeyan of No. 12 Bosede Akinlaja Street, Giwa-Oke Aro, Ogun State, and were as such issued with a family card.

2. The patient was immediately admitted without a demand for deposit or any preconditions whatsoever, except to have a formal registration process completed by his parents. Two Doctors were on hand to examine him at the time he was presented.

3. Apart from the state of his condition as earlier explained, preliminary investigation revealed that the patient had been ill for about a week, and had been taken to a couple of hospitals prior to being brought to our Hospital.

4. Patient was diagnosed with Sepsis and was immediately commenced on intravenous antibiotics, intravenous fluid and other medications. He was also supported with Oxygen, but regrettably patient passed away at 9.45pm (three hours forty minutes after he was admitted).

5. Although, there were occasional public power outages while the patient was on admission in our facility, this was not the cause of the patient’s demise. The demise was also not as a result of an alleged delay in restoring power to our facility. It is evidently clear that we have two serviceable and functioning power generating sets (150kva and 85kva respectively) on standby. It took less than two minutes on each occasion to restore power to the facility.

6. With respect to the allegation of the patient’s remains being improperly kept, we state categorically that it is not in our character to dehumanize even the death. The remains of the patient were in a dignifying manner preserved. Although the photographs shown in the media depicts otherwise, they were taken while our staff were taking the remains by trolley to the corpse preservation room pending removal to a morgue by his parents. Our staff had innocently allowed the parents and their friends take photographs of the patient as they claimed they needed to do so for records and proper identification sake when they returned for the remains. It is however unfortunate that the gesture is being used against the Hospital. Please also note that one of the photographs showing the patient seated on a lap (while still alive) was not taken in our facility.

7. For emphasis, the patient was registered as Oluwamurewa Gbadeyan. We do not know him as baby Adewunmi, neither do we know his parents as Mr. & Mrs. Adewunmi.

Ayodele Medical Centre remains committed to its duty of providing diligent and professional healthcare services to all its patients. We shall continue to practice our trade professionally, ethically and diligently.
Once again, we commiserate with the parents of our patient on the loss.
Dated the 9th February 2016.
Thank you.
Management

Re: FALSE PUBLICATION ON BABY GBADEYAN AND AYODELE MEDICAL CENTRE

The management of AYODELE MEDICAL CENTRE views with great concern the false publication making the round in both the social and print media since Monday, the 8th February 2016 on the unfortunate demise of Master Oluwamurewa Gbadeyan on 6th February 2016.

We share in the grief of the parents, Mr. & Mrs. Olabode Gbadeyan, and pray to the almighty God to grant them the fortitude to bear the great loss.

The publications in the media since the past days have however been malicious. We do not credit the stories to anyone in particular as we understand the environment in which we live. At the risk of sounding immodest, we would ordinarily not have had any need to send a response but for the negative impression the news report has generated, together with the fear and great concerns expressed by our clients, associates and patients. We are therefore constrained to set the records straight, as follows:

1. The patient was brought to the hospital at 6.05pm on Saturday 6th February 2016 with fever, vomiting, diarrhea and convulsion. He was also found to be pale and in coma and was registered as Master Oluwamurewa Gbadeyan. His parents introduced themselves as Mr. & Mrs. Olabode Gbadeyan of No. 12 Bosede Akinlaja Street, Giwa-Oke Aro, Ogun State, and were as such issued with a family card.

2. The patient was immediately admitted without a demand for deposit or any preconditions whatsoever, except to have a formal registration process completed by his parents. Two Doctors were on hand to examine him at the time he was presented.

3. Apart from the state of his condition as earlier explained, preliminary investigation revealed that the patient had been ill for about a week, and had been taken to a couple of hospitals prior to being brought to our Hospital.

4. Patient was diagnosed with Sepsis and was immediately commenced on intravenous antibiotics, intravenous fluid and other medications. He was also supported with Oxygen, but regrettably patient passed away at 9.45pm (three hours forty minutes after he was admitted).

5. Although, there were occasional public power outages while the patient was on admission in our facility, this was not the cause of the patient’s demise. The demise was also not as a result of an alleged delay in restoring power to our facility. It is evidently clear that we have two serviceable and functioning power generating sets (150kva and 85kva respectively) on standby. It took less than two minutes on each occasion to restore power to the facility.

6. With respect to the allegation of the patient’s remains being improperly kept, we state categorically that it is not in our character to dehumanize even the death. The remains of the patient were in a dignifying manner preserved. Although the photographs shown in the media depicts otherwise, they were taken while our staff were taking the remains by trolley to the corpse preservation room pending removal to a morgue by his parents. Our staff had innocently allowed the parents and their friends take photographs of the patient as they claimed they needed to do so for records and proper identification sake when they returned for the remains. It is however unfortunate that the gesture is being used against the Hospital. Please also note that one of the photographs showing the patient seated on a lap (while still alive) was not taken in our facility.

7. For emphasis, the patient was registered as Oluwamurewa Gbadeyan. We do not know him as baby Adewunmi, neither do we know his parents as Mr. & Mrs. Adewunmi.

Ayodele Medical Centre remains committed to its duty of providing diligent and professional healthcare services to all its patients. We shall continue to practice our trade professionally, ethically and diligently.
Once again, we commiserate with the parents of our patient on the loss.
Dated the 9th February 2016.
Thank you.
Management

get the real story from the Nation newspaper.
This is quite misleading

http://thenationonlineng.net/mother-hospital-trade-words-over-sons-death/

frisky2good:
From the attached pictures, the bin just happens to be where the ramp is. I doubt if the hospital was actually planning to throw their baby's corpse away. I also doubt if you can successfully sue a hospital for power failure but they can try though.

my thoughts exactly...
Nigerian should look before leaping or talking.
my heart goes out to the parents