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toniro:
@Ejike: pls allow me to ask; did you use the same name to open this different accounts? I mean. The account name are there the same? Your respond will be needed before I can proceed. Thank you

Yes, same name and phone number. Sending *565*0# with my phone returned a message that my number was not enrolled for BVN too.

I wish the moderator could send this to the FP for more people to narrate their own experiences.

Cc lalasticlala

I have seen people with this issue, but non conplained on this forum. The bankers could not provide solution to this problem. If you have ever solved this issue, please let us know. We have just one week to go.

I have exactly the same issue with BVN registration that I did at UBA. They convinced me to register again at another branch which I did. Now I hv registered in two other banks, GTB and First bank yet no BVN number. The UBA could not trace my original data. I have transfered all my savings to another account owned by a relation but my salary account is endangered.

Sentenced to death by accident.

Abandoning free-to-air too. I need local channels.

my OGwhatsapp stopped this morning.

Elbizzcklinz:
my village Masquerade in Ogui Eke in Udi LGA Enugu state


-I TOOK IT FROM AFAR TO AVOID THE CANE LASHES

Get a closeup view of Ike-mpu from Aba-Ogui for us.

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good video. Song too dull, unlike Flavour.

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Happy birthday!

Seun

Remove this topic.

Arva:
Another way to spot them is to monitor their movements. Never will you see a shy guy going out unnecessarily. They are always indoors and only come out with their charming self at night.

You got me there. Either you are an introvert or you truly dated one. Anybody can write this but the above point nailed it.

You can also spot them on forums like nairaland, they read all the times and hardly comments. They prefer to bottle their opinions.

[quote author=Sunnybobo3 post=26881593][/quote]The thread is for Nigerian soldiers, not Nigerian soldiers vs police...no disrespect.
...I miss Musiwa, his satellite maps can solve this issue.

Alhaji Danbaba expresses disappointment in the way
our government and military authorities are
mistreating and humiliating soldiers of
Nigerian Army.

"First of all, I want the whole world to
know that we, the Nigerian Military, are
very brave and capable of fulfilling our
responsibilities. We have done it Liberia,
Sierra Leone, Mali, etc.

"But the era of us giving our best,
sacrificing our lives for the nation that
doesn’t value us the soldiers is now
over. We’re done waiting patiently,
enough is enough!

"Nigeria’s leaders, however, don’t love
this country. That is why they are
gambling with citizens’ lives.
"We, your protectors, are thrown in the
middle of a battle with an empty
stomach. Our families lack simplest
amenities.

"We are not cowards but we die like
chickens because of our leaders’ selfish
cravings to enrich themselves even at
the cost of our lives and subdue our
families to everlasting suffering.

"Our weapons are very poor. We buy
our uniforms and our kits on our own.
Is it supposed to be like that? You
want the best from us how?
"We are also human beings. We have
very much loved families.
"For the past couple of years, how
much does a soldier earn, can his
salary feed him and cover his children’s
school fees? Can he even dream of
building a house for himself after
retirement?

"How were the bodies of those who lost
their lives in battles treated? What
benefits did their families receive?
"Our Army generals are deceiving the
world. They have joined the politicians
and help them to enslave us and indeed
the entire country.

"They think the lives of simple, ordinary
soldiers are useless, and it is only them
and their families who have deserved
good living.

"I want them to hear us: we know our
left from right and we want equal
treatment. Pay us our real salaries.
Make our allowances be again paid by
the Central Bank to each and every
soldier’s account so that our so-called
generals would stop cutting what is
ours!"

Source: http://www.naij.com/70462.html?new_letter

Mr Aboki: So you have admitted that what Ann Coulter said is right.. #Fine.
Oya start the revolution na...
Incase you have forgotten how the Arab spring started.. It took just 1 man. 10 litres of Petrol is all it will take. Douse yourself with it and strike a match... Leave the rest to us.

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V.good advice.