Dething's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Dething's Profile › Dething's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 11 pages)
Very poor photoshop |
I just thank God for my life. This is exactly what God gave me for free. May his name be praised. |
SalamRushdie:Na wa for you oooo. |
Didinrin! |
Fist half played. Its goalless. |
10 mins played. still goal less. |
Kick off. 4:45pm |
Liar. Link not working. |
This prestigious international friendly game is holding at the newly built stephen Keshi stadium in Asaba. The game is said to be the first preparatory game for the Eagles after they have qualified for the CAF nations cup. It about to start, its showing on DSTV SS10 (channel 230) Predict your score line.
|
Fake friends everywhere! |
Fake smile everywhere. |
OKorowanta:Bros wetin you dey do for Bangladesh? |
smellingmenses:Source: https://www.newsexpressngr.com/news/64002-Shock-as-Kwese-quits-Nigeria-after-only-18-months--56 |
How will private schools not takeover? When someone spent 3 years looking for admission in public schools, because you don't have enough money to bribe your way for admission into a good government school. When You finally get the admission you spent 6-7 years on a 4 year program. You will then come and apply for a job, they will tell you "DO NOT APPLY IF OLDER THAN 24"! how will covenant university graduates of 22 not get the job? infact we never see anything. |
News of Kwese satellite TV shutting down after only being in operations for 18 months has taken the internet by storm. As expected, people online had lots to say about this development and not many of them were nice. Econet media, the parent company of the brand, made it known that the decision was influenced by a business review of Kwese’s strategy as well as their offerings. While many of the social media users are surprised by news of the scaling down, Kwese TV’s sudden demise actually seems destined to happen. Kwese TV came into the game with high hopes and a promising future. Their on-demand and pay as you go, model, was all the rave and caused many to put their competition, DStv, against them. Kwese got to wear the good guy cape while DStv had to make do with the horns and pitchfork. It was a fun wave for the brand to ride on without a doubt but as the old adage goes, time will tell, and it did. DStv according to some is ‘overpriced’ but given the demise of the Kwese TV structure I can’t help but wonder if they are actually ‘overpriced’ for a reason. MultiChoice, DStv’s parent company, has been around for twenty-five years and remains the longest standing television entertainment company in this part of the world. During this time, DStv has watched company after company, much like Kwese TV, come and go. These newcomers arrive at the scene with unbelievable, in retrospect, unsustainable service offerings and make a lot of chatter in an attempt to take over from DStv. The pattern is the same every time. They arrive, they promise a lot of things, they deliver for a couple of months, struggle for even more months and eventually shut down. This biting more than you can chew model was especially prevalent when Kwese made a bid they could not deliver on during the FA Cup. Oh, you don’t know the story? Allegedly, Kwese outbid DStv for the rights to broadcast the FA Cup, however, when the time to pay for the rights came, they were unable to do so. Consequently, the games were not broadcast in Nigeria much to the chagrin of Nigerian sports lovers. This was perhaps one of the biggest indicators of what will inevitably become Kwese’s future. Given this trend of failures, it may be time for us to admit the fact that maybe, just maybe, DStv is not cheating us. I understand that getting Nigerians out of this mindset may take more than a minute but if we critically examine the track record of their competition, is there any other conclusion to be drawn? Source: https://www.newsexpressngr.com/news/64002-Shock-as-Kwese-quits-Nigeria-after-only-18-months--56
|
God has picked your call. Please Sue the Nigeria Police. You will get more fame. |
Sowere is just stepping on toes anyhow! He is not wise at all. |
Compensated! Politics is a terrible game. |
What is strange about Elephants in Nigeria? We still have Elephants in Ondo state till today. They are in the forest between Idanre and Owo in Ondo state. |
Following |
Them no beat am well now, na better biten una give am and the guy still they wear watch? |
I am not surprised. |
MAKING A COMPLAINT Receiving substandard goods or sub-par services is unfortunately something which every customer will have to go through at some point in time. Now, while the law in Nigeria might not be able to prevent it from happening, it can however provide recourse for you and a way to air your grievance and potentially get compensated whenever this occurs. In Nigeria, there is a specific body that has been set up to help consumers deal with issues where companies have either provided poor service or they have sold substandard goods to the consumer. This organization is the Consumer Protection Council – CPC. The CPC is an agency of the Government under the supervision of the Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment. It commenced operations in Nigeria in 1999. The CPC has 5 primary functions – To inform consumers about their rights To eliminate hazardous products from the market and ensure that products and services comply with required standards/specifications To issue guidelines and regulations to producers of goods and services To prosecute offenders when and where necessary To provide redress to consumer complaints So, all in all, the CPC is a pretty powerful agency, it is in fact the most powerful consumer redress and monitoring agency in Nigeria. What things can you report to the CPC The answer to this is – almost any and everything which is related to a product or service which you have paid for. Some industries have certain specific redress mechanisms, for instance in the Banking industry, complaints against banks should be the directed to the Central Bank of Nigeria. However, by and large the CPC is a catch all for most products and services. So, if you think a company has acted unfairly toward you, you may report the company to the CPC. Examples of things you can report include: Instances when you were misled or tricked into buying a product or service Instances where you have been sold fake or substandard products Instances where you have received a poor level of service How to report a complaint to the CPC The CPC has set up an online form for consumers who want to make a complaint about a company. The information which you will have to provide are: Name of person making the complaint Contact Address Contact details – Mobile number and email address Name of the company you are complaining about Address of the company/branch you visited Contact details of the company Receipt No. of Product/Service (if you have one) Brief explanation of your complaint Brief explanation of the outcome you want (e.g. you want a refund, you want to exchange goods etc.) You may complete the online complaint form here – CPC Online Complaint Form. If you are not comfortable completing an online form, and would need to talk the complaint through first, then the CPC has dedicated customer complaint lines which you can call. You may contact them on 08056002020, 08056003030, or by email on : contact@cpc.gov.ng What action will CPC take The CPC will decide whether or not to investigate your complaint. If they do, they might contact you for more information or to back up your complaint with additional evidence. The CPC may ask the company to refund any sums which you have paid for the product/service, replace ay defective goods with new ones, or may ask the company to pay compensation to the consumer for the hardship which he/she has had to endure. So, next time you suffer from the shoddy service or substandard products provided by a company, do not be a statistic, take action by engaging the CPC to fight for your rights…and by the way, in case we failed to mention it…using the CPC is completely FREE!
|
The Redeemer's University admission portal for 2018/2019 Session admission process has been opened and it will last for a six weeks. As you all aware that the Authority of the RCCG Mission had graciously approved Scholarship scheme in the Redeemer's University for the Youths of the Church and wards of Pastors, Ministers, Workers and certified Members of the Church in the Redeemer's University starting from the 2018/2019 Session. The break down of beneficiaries is as follows: 1). Full-time Pastors' children will enjoy 80% scholarships of total payable fees in RUN, 2). Part-time Pastors' wards will enjoy 70% of fees payable, 3). Ministers and Workers' children will enjoy 60% of fees payable, 4). Certified Members' wards will enjoy 50%. For your child/Ward to qualify for the scholarship; he/she must have: 1). sat for and score good and reasonable marks in JAMB, and also had good grades at minimum of Credit pass in at least five relevant subjects, in WAEC/NECO SSCE, to the Choice of Course of Study in the University. 2). purchase and fill the admission form online from the University website (www.run.edu.ng). 3). made a choice for scholarship option in the course of filling the admission form online and fill all other columns that will provide the information on the status of his/her parents or Guidian and the Region and Provincial and other required information, 4). print out the section of the form that needs to be endosed by necessary Authorities of the Church, RCCG, to authenticate the veracity of the applicant, and 5). sit for the scholarship Exam/screening which date will be duely communicated to all the applicants via emails and text messages. 6). Successful applicants will be communicated by the Mission-University Scholarship Management Board with letters of award for the Scholarship that will last for the period of course of studies. Therefore, if you have a ward that is seeking for admission, then please make use of this opportunity. Also help us to spread the this great news to your house members and the Church at large. Our Redeemer is strong! Sincerely, Dr. Onanaye, A. S. 008053359546, 9 07038702961. (Feel free to call me for any questions or assistance). |
Doctors should not be the only ones heading the Units. Why will the doctors be the heads of all Federal Medical centres? You will see a small boy Doctor who left school barely 5 years ago will be controlling a senior matron Nurse who has been working for 30 year with Masters Degree in Nursing. Johesu is right on that! Being a doctor is by choice, many people did not want to be doctors from the outset of their lives, they wants to Medical scientist, pharmacist, Nurse, Radiologist, etc. Must everybody be doctor to head a unit? Why are we acting like Doctors are super human? they simply chose to be! Others who chose other career have right to rule. |
CaptainStephen:I ask well broh, You might actually be triplet ![]() |
So? |
Ade-love was actually not poor! Riches is actually not the direct cash in ones bank account, it means alot. Ade-love left the legacy about 4 of them in the family is following now. He was not poor. He had alot of recognized intellectual property which is in millions of pounds in the UK. He was actually rich! |
Please, what's KYB, where can I pick it up? |
Na Biro self! Nawa for bloggers oooo |
Apology accepted, that was actually very wrong for a private coporate body. |
Okay, Thank you. |
