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Dogalmighty17:
For all the splash this story made worldwide, this family seems to have no digital presence currently. Not the man, not his wife and certainly not the girl who should be 15 now. Is there a dark truth they are ashamed to talk about?

A black woman coming from a long chain of black women suddenly gaves birth to a white child and they say it is a rare genetic mutation? The mutation didn't turn the child chinese or Indian but it turned the child white which happens to be the skin colour of indigenes of the country that family migrated to. I laugh! Where in the world has a white woman ever given birth to a black child as a result of random genetic mutation?

With how everyone wants to monetize their page on Facebook now, a family that has been in London for over 20 years, with such a 'rare' and 'unique' child, will be all over social media raking views, clicks and money. There is none of that here. You can't find anything on this family online outside rehashed stories passed from blog to blog 15 years ago.

Behind the white baby is a dark truth....

Caseless:
😂

They're coming to the point we were making then.

Atiku was senseless to have picked Okowa thinking he had any political might.

Okowa underperformed as a governor, he's not popular and was not a force, but Atiku wanted a docile VP.

Imagine picking Wike as running-mate - he'd have had full support of the 5 governors and that would have added to his numbers.

He knew Wike was performing, he was spending on PDP, even though he lost the ticket, he should have been chosen, but they went for that Akuya.

He should have let Ayu go and picked Wike. The moment Okowa's name popped up, I knew Atiku has lost the election cos Wike would fight him from within and that cost him.

Once you knew peter Obi was out, keeping wike close was his best shot.

You see how APC is using him to show PDP how he should be used - he's a big political asset.

Joyful365:
You're not supposed to lose anything apart from 30% of accrued interest and any transaction fee charged by the bank.

Using 19% and 10,000,000 for 340 days;

U would have been debited around N8,100,000 while + or -
around 5588 will accrue daily for 340 days to make around 1,900,000 and at the end of one year, 10,000,000 is supposed to be paid back to you.

Since you cancelled the transaction early (within 24 hours), around 8,090,000 is what should be returned back to you, taking cognizance of whatever transaction or processing fee charged by your bank because no interest has accrued on the investment.

30% of accrued interest is charged if you liquidate your treasury bill before 30 days minimum holding period.

In your 10,000,000 treasury bill amount with 8,100,000 deducted and around 1,900,000 paid as interest for 340 days, the daily interest is around 5588.

If you hold for 5 days and decided to cancel the treasury bill, 27,941 will be the accrued interest... 30% of 27,941 will be deducted as penalty charge... The rest will be added back to your 8,100,000 and credited to you. Bank will remove their processing fee.

I hope this is clear. Don't allow any useless bank steal your money especially when they don't know how to liquidate the treasury bill early but foolishly go sell it off in secondary market at a discounted price.

In any case, go back to your bank and sit down with the operations manager or whoever gave you that cock and bull story and demand for your money or tell them you'll report the matter to CBN, EFCC and DMO and take them to court.

Joyful365:
You're not supposed to lose anything apart from 30% of accrued interest and any transaction fee charged by the bank.

Using 19% and 10,000,000 for 340 days;

U would have been debited around N8,100,000 while + or - N1,900,000 is your upfront interest payment.
Exactly. Sometimes I wonder if Nowadays banker even go to school
around 5588 will accrue daily for 340 days to make around 1,900,000 and at the end of one year, 10,000,000 is supposed to be paid back to you.

Since you cancelled the transaction early (within 24 hours), around 8,090,000 is what should be returned back to you, taking cognizance of whatever transaction or processing fee charged by your bank because no interest has accrued on the investment.

30% of accrued interest is charged if you liquidate your treasury bill before 30 days minimum holding period.

In your 10,000,000 treasury bill amount with 8,100,000 deducted and around 1,900,000 paid as interest for 340 days, the daily interest is around 5588.

If you hold for 5 days and decided to cancel the treasury bill, 27,941 will be the accrued interest... 30% of 27,941 will be deducted as penalty charge... The rest will be added back to your 8,100,000 and credited to you. Bank will remove their processing fee.

I hope this is clear. Don't allow any useless bank steal your money especially when they don't know how to liquidate the treasury bill early but foolishly go sell it off in secondary market at a discounted price.

In any case, go back to your bank and sit down with the operations manager or whoever gave you that cock and bull story and demand for your money or tell them you'll report the matter to CBN, EFCC and DMO and take them to court.

thesicilian:
Wetin allah dey do inside church invitation

squad1:
Hello. TB guru in the house. I advised a friend to invest in TB. After so much persuasion, she invested N20,000,000 for 3 months @ 16.3%. When I did the calculation for her, I told her to expect interest of about N811k.

She just called me now that's she got 794k then they deducted like 79k for tax and 20k because it is a corporate account and other charges reducing it to like 690k. Please, how come? She did it with Zenith bank. Is it because she used a corporate acct?

I need an explanation.