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retrenchment of staffs due to automation of practices |
I see mobile house too |
Is it compulsory you have a site before going into this affiliate marketing? If yes, can you help with that? |
And you shall eat and sit with kings, presidents great men and women only if you are upright in your studies....says the lord |
In buhari's voice, 'CHANGE IS PROGRESSIVE' |
All these people no go kill person, una just dey let people dey drink paracetamol for head wey no dey worry dem... |
[quote author=dimsonu post=44369534]Please elaborate on the advantages of Sterling Bank SUPA account. ***modified*** Came back to the thread just to see peeps mentioning names of banks. Seriously if you want to advertise a product at least give reasons for me to choose yours. The sterling supa account is a CURRENT account with zero COT with minimum opening balance of #5000 |
Sterling bank is ok for you. You can open a sterling SUPA ACCount |
Nice movement |
Really funny |
FP material |
He should not even try to reply if he doesn't wants to see red liquid. Abeg. #leavetrashforlawma |
The Central Bank of Nigeria has said the decision of Deposit Money Banks to place a restriction on the use of Automated Teller Machine cards abroad by bank customers is due to scarcity of foreign exchange. The apex bank said while it had no powers to reverse the restriction placed by the DMBs on the use of the ATMs abroad, the CBN was in support of the decision as it would assist in reducing the pressure on the naira. The Director, Monetary Policy Department, CBN, Mr. Moses Tule, who said these in Abuja while speaking with journalists, explained that the restriction might continue until the country could increase its foreign exchange earnings. He said if banks had not taken the decision to restrict the use of the ATM cards abroad, some of them would current be experiencing challenges meeting the overseas demand of their customers. This, he added, would have caused huge liabilities in the balance sheet of the banks, thus affecting their operations. Tule said much as the CBN sympathised with Nigerians for the sufferings they were experiencing in carrying out transactions abroad, there was little it could do to reverse the decision of the banks. He said, “The limitation on the use of debit or credit cards outside the country was not a limitation that was placed by the CBN. “They were restrictions that Deposit Money Banks placed because they have to settle whatever transactions you make with your debit cards with their corresponding banks in foreign currency. And if the banks do not have the foreign currency to do that, then you create a liability problem for them.” He said, going forward, the priority of the CBN would be to use the foreign exchange to settle matured Letters of Credit that had been opened for importation of petroleum products and other raw materials. “Given the level of current flow into the reserves, by the time we meet these priority areas, you will discover that people who are using their debit cards overseas for shopping can never be on the priority list,” he added. On the devaluation of the naira, Tule said President Muhammadu Buhari had, using the budget, given a policy direction on what the CBN should do, adding that “hard choices” would be taken next year by the bank. He, however, failed to provide details of what he meant by hard choices. He said, “If you read the budget speech of the President, there was one sentence there where he said we must make hard choices in 2016. The budget is designed to open the growth potential of the economy and the President has said we must make hard choices. “As policymakers, we are going to make those hard choices so at the right time, the CBN will take the appropriate decisions that will strengthen the foreign exchange market. Source: http://www.punchng.com/we-cant-reverse-atm-card-ban-abroad-cbn/ |
Bokoharam in the north, fire outbreak in the south-east na wa ooo, people dieing and being roasted like fowls. God save us from all this calamity |
The guy forgot the saying that legelege can destroy. Share yours.
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Did I saw Doro bucci, or is it Doro wet, nyama nyama food[i][/i]s[b][/b] |
And this made front page .........end time |
Rubbish, killing your own child because she had sex, who knows how many times you had sex before you repented or even before you got married. End time killings |
It is pertinent to reiterate the importance and contributions of psychology as a discipline to societal advancement. Threads on disciplines under medicine, engineering, law, and host of others has been created and it's also important that THE BODY & MIND EnGiNEERs (psychologist) help to create extra awareneSs on this discipline to help potential psychoanalysts discover themselves and create a defined career path. Let the professionals in the house use this thread to post topics, journals, news, latest development and encouragement by their career history(story), to help the upcoming psychologists stay tuned and updated on the career they have chosen.
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At around 15mins past 10 today there was an outbreak of fire which burnt for more than 45mins before the fire extinguishers came to fight the fire at Zion street, ILE-EPO bus stop, ajegunle, ikorodu road, lagos state. |
KEep them coming, if not for any other thing, for inspiration |
micolie: But before I start, I will like to know if anyone needs it.I don't want to be daning alone here.Please with due diligence and attentive fOllowing I am here and realy need to start making money from fiver |
Please mich go on....am at your back n front I need it so much..... |
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retrenchment of staffs due to automation of practices