₦airaland Forum

sacajawea:
Hello All, Pls I want to Know why my Washing machine Shocks me sometimes. Why Pls
this Medium sized twin Tubs

Setoop:
it could be nigacomsat, because it has those channels too . If I want to do nigacomsat, I first track Dstv because it seems to be the simplest to track and one easily see already installed dish around as a guide, after getting Dstv, lower down your dish, you will get nigacomsat, then adjust the dish to increase your signal . As at my last search, most of the interesting channels are no more showing but all mbc channel that is there are still working.

bestofluck:
Oood morning all. In quest to nail mbc yesterday i stumbled on scrambled channels like TVC, Channels, Core, Wazobia but no mbc, please what satelite do we have all this?

heartlove:
My trybe, televista ,Tvc, wazobia,are not working
Anyone experiencing it also pls on Nigcomsat

chuksbogus:
so what was the diagnosis and the treatment used

GideonIdaboh:
Oh Lord, Pls give me kids more brilliant than this

Reference:
There is nothing wrong with an armed policeman out of uniform. There are lots of circumstances that can put him in that situation. What counts is a legal, alternative, visible and credible means of identification which should be made compulsory despite the dresscode. Various security agencies should adapt the use of badges, crests and tags to identify themselves while out in public to prevent unwanted incidences.

AXYZ:
Did you receive alert from your insurance company? How much did you pay? I in doubt, check www.askniid.org

Olawunmi Ojo

The Nigerian military has inaugurated the harmonised military desert and woodland camouflage uniforms to check the proliferation of camouflage uniforms across the country.

With the new uniforms, all arms of the Nigerian military would now wear the same camouflage uniform and have a common system of identification.

What would differentiate soldiers now would be the tags on the left side of the chest, signifying whether the soldier is an airforce, army or naval officer.



Speaking at the launch in Lagos on Monday, the Air Officer Commanding, Logistics Command,Nigerian Air Force, Air-Vice Marshal Muhammadu A. Muhammed, said that over the years, various armed services of Nigeria had used different shades of camouflage for military operations and exercises.

“Management has adopted the desert camouflage and woodland camouflage for our armed forces. While the desert camouflage is designed to blend with the terrain in the northern part of Nigeria, the woodland camouflage is adopted for the terrain in the South,” he said.

mimee9:
hope you've gotten your bvn number now? Cos I have gotten mine!!!

mimee9:
I don't know what to do,I have registered with GTbank, they sent me another persons details,I was asked to register again and again, I don tire for GTbank

Contrary to the claims by Deposit Money Banks (DMB) that there would be total restriction on accounts without Bank Verification Number (BVN), after the deadline today, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has clarified that account holders can still have access to cash transactions while the e-banking transactions would be restricted.

The BVN is an initiative of the CBN and the Bankers’ Committee, launched on February 14, 2014. It is a unique identifier for each bank customer across the financial industry, making it possible to build and track customer financial history and activity.

The CBN had last year issued a directive to all banks to ensure that their customers register for BVN before June 30th, 2015, so as to protect all e-banking transactions from fraudulent attacks.

Meanwhile, the Apex bank has said there would be no extension of deadline and that enough time has been given to customers to enroll for the BVN.

A visit by BusinessDay to some banks operating in Lagos revealed long queues of customers in the banking halls rushing to enroll for the BVN before the deadline.

Before now, messages hasdbeen flying from Deposit Money Banks in the country warning customers about account restriction after the June 30 deadline.

A text message from one of the banks read: “dear customer, accounts without BVN will soon be restricted. Enroll for/submit your BVN at any branch from Monday to Saturday”.

There had been claims that 62 million bank accounts may face restriction for failure to register. Reacting to this, Ibrahim Muazu, director, corporate communications department, CBN, said this was an exaggeration. He noted that many individuals and corporates do have more than one account and some in two deposit money banks, for example current, savings, domiciliary among others.

“Holders and a person requires only one BVN linked to all his accounts in any number of banks”, he said in chat with BusinessDay.

“Without BVN, you still have access to your cash but services/facilities (internet/mobile banking, loans etc) will have some restrictions”, Muazu said further.

Currently, only about 14 million out of about 76 million bank accounts have so far complied.

Seyi Ademosun, project manager, BVN, Nigerian Inter-bank Settlement Systems Plc (NIBSS) last week said the number of registered customers has been projected to increase to 20 million by the end of this month.