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sniperwolf: Nigerian Banks and their cost management style. They will switch instantly when hackers start taking advantage of the loopholes due to discontinuation of XP support. They are all vulnerable to attacksNot only Nigerian Banks it s a world wide issue. Do you know MSE don't work on win 8 and Win defender don't auto scan and update. Most APPs in the APP store not the same with the standard apps. e.g You can installed old version of VLC on win8, but the VLC in the APP store is different so you cant update the old one unless you install the one from APP store. |
sniperwolf: Anybody complaining of Windows 8 forgets that the world evolves and they should too. The earlier issue I had was that I was unable to play Halo 2, but I found a way to play it on Windows 8.1It's not all Technology innovations you adopt because some of them are actually flops. Why do you think most ATM stayed on with Xp until MS decided to discontinue XP support. People don't just adopt technology because it's new, but because it's works. Windows 8 is a technology flop and MS admits that. |
kross01: This is no news bro, this is purely a strategic military information. Please tell me of what use is the knowledge of BH password and their camp formations as revealed by a captured member to a civilian/ ordinary Nigerian? Are you planning on going to join BH? Or is SH broadcasting this so that BH will know that they've been compromised and take cover. Amongst all these multinational media firms u mentioned, can you show me anyone of them that have at any point published such news as it concerns war or any military campaign. Any journalist will tell you that there are stories you kill and the ones you tellIs that three pages document, really a strategic military information?LOL. Most NSA leak are online and reported by Aljazera. Journalist don't kill news that will make them popular, and they have protection from prosecution because thier information is Insurance. Why do you think they're the first to always get asylum to other countries. Sowore has always had issues the Nigerian government and the US is protecting him. |
kross01: Do you really think they were given this piece of information officially? Kindly take a good look at that picture again, you'll know whoever gave them this hastily took photos of these documents with probably a mobile phone. Is that how any official document is released? Any news outlet that really knows their onions won't ever consider publishing this. In a bid to utterly rubbish the government these guys have trampled on all known written and unwritten codes and ethics guiding journalism. Does it give you joy to hear that NA troops are steadily ambushed and slaughtered like animals? When you keep having moles and outlets like SH supporting such moles then these guys will keep knowingly help BH to murder our compatriots in the NA sacrificing their lives so you and I can sleep eyes wide shut at night.LOL, this is what news organizations like most, reports the odd news first. CNN,BBC , FOX do this all the time. SR are popular for breaking the odd news to Nigerians. Remember Yaradua and his cabinet saga, Abacha saga, GEJs wife saga. Most Nigerian government officials and journalists give SR this information first hand. |
Fake news and old picture |
django1: I'm watching this thread closely, I want to see how manny4life spins this.The guy ran away. |
purplesummer: Then the lady with the low waist jeans flashing her butt at any body who is plagued withThat's the worst part. |
benardtotti: no mind am! You notice he has disappeared from the thread!LOL, he come back with another ringtone. |
benardtotti: . Find your way to channelstv on youtube and go search for it,after all your d one who is doubting,go and do your due dilligence and if its a lie you can counter this thread.I just gave him the link lets see how he is gonna spin it. ![]() http://www.channelstv.com/2014/09/09/foreign-affairs-minister-size-delegation/ |
manny4life: This isn't about GEJ fan or not, I will tell it like it is.http://www.channelstv.com/2014/09/09/foreign-affairs-minister-size-delegation/ |
Samueldo: HOW TO IDENTIFY A BOKOHARAM SYMPATHIZERNormal blackmail from people who can't reason well . |
manck2: [img]http://3.bp..com/-EYroyv5KlVo/Ua3hD-d1yxI/AAAAAAAABH8/j7-evTGqsnQ/s1600/267690_1969799280683_1180112_n.jpg[/img]The second one is OSHODI -OKE, looking at the roof of the electronics market. |
Afroconnect: It is now clear in the eyes of every sane Patriot to his homeland that Sahara reporters is working for boko haram and their sympathizers.When the same SR was busy fighting Yaradua, Abacha,and OBJ you probably sleeping. Now SR is unpatriotic because they are giving us the true pictures of.things in Nigeria. |
BlackTechnology: Yes because he fits the profile after saying that it was the 13% oil derivative that rendered the NE poor causing BH to riseOk let's get this right. Devis is wrong For mentioning Ihejirika, but he is right for calling SA Sherif and SL Sanusi. I sense Hypocrisy here . |
And when the same man mentioned SA Sherif and SL Sanusi. You believe him. |
SLIDEwaxie: I expect a comment for someone with brain and not a toddler like u..Did you bother to read the post at all. What has all this got to do with illegal detention of the young man |
SLIDEwaxie: I expect a comment for someone with brain and not a toddler like u..Did you bother to read the post at all. |
And when are going to start receiving the cards, because most of us registered during the pilot scheme last year. |
all4naija: The truth of the matter is that the national identity card scheme is not given to Mastercard. It is clear Mastercard doesn't have any right to the biometric information available to NIMC. [i]The national identity card information solely belong to the Nigerian government![/i]Yes the NID is not giving to Mastercard, but the payment system for the initial 13 million nigerians getting the NID are going to Mastercard. Thats way local companies are complaining, also knowing that it will be difficult for them to catch up with Mastercard, if they are allowed to join in the future. |
This, according to experts, can be done through effective development and implementation of local content laws for the country’s payment systems. “Technically, MasterCard will work. There is no technology they cannot support. But it is time to grow our African giants. Why would government give an American company a project like the national identity scheme? Can the US award such a contract to a Nigerian firm? “Should’nt government be promoting its own? Domestic card schemes should be used for things of national interest such as agriculture farmers cards, national and state ID cards to help protect our soverignity”, said a senior executive at SecureID Nigeria, who pleaded anonymity because he was not authorised to speak. Christabel Onyejekwe, executive director at the Nigerian Inter-Bank Settlement Systems (NIBSS) however does not see anything wrong with MasterCard International’s participation in the national identity scheme. In an interview with BusinessDay, she said,”they have the competence and expertise to deliver on this national project. MasterCard have been strong collaborators in Nigeria’s card payment ecosystem. We are in a thriving global economy and MasterCard International is critical to facilitating global card payments. “ Interestingly, about 85 percent of Nigerians conduct local payment transactions. Only about 7.7 percent of Nigerians use cards abroad on foreign webistes. She acknowledged that local card schemes do possess the requisite capacity to handle the national identity project. Industry insiders say government’s decision to award the contract to MasterCard is questionable, considering that local players in the ecosystem such as Interswitch, E-transact, 3line Nigeria and SecureID have all shown high levels of competency in processing and issuance of payment cards. Statistics show that Verve, a local card operator controls about 60 percent of the market. In view of this, Ken Ugbechie, promoter of the Nigerian Content Advocacy Initiative (NiCADI), says it is inconceivable that such business should be given to an American company whose primary interest is to buffer their own economy. “We know that all MasterCard’s payments processing in Nigeria are being handled competently by Interswitch, Card Technology Limited, and Unified Payments. Today, over 70 percent of bank customers in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, use Verve payment cards from Interswitch, Genesis Payment cards from eTranzact and Freedom Card from 3Line Card Management Limited for their day-to-day payment transactions. “ What then is the rationale for giving the payments transactions of our National Identity card to MasterCard, a foreign company?”, he further added in a press statement. According to him, the combined workforce of the three Nigerian firms with competencies in payment cards, runs into over 300 highly-skilled staff, “whereas MasterCard can only boast of a handful of Nigerians working as marketing executives for the company”. Despite the competence of local card operators, NIMC’s contractual agreement with Mastercard stipulates that local card operators cannot come on board the scheme until after the initial 13 million smartcards have been issued. Omobola Johnson, minister of communications technology, sees this as a wrong approach, especially as it concerns growing local economies. This is in view of the enormous potential such initiatives as the ‘Cashless economy’, spearheaded by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the national and state identity management schemes and the telecoms industry’s requirement for SIM cards are throwing up. “There are a number of local companies that have the capacity to not only produce cards, but to also personalise them. Direct interventions must be made to ensure that a significant share of this market is captured by firms operating in Nigeria, with of course the neccessary high security assurances in place,” Johnson added, in a recent presentation. In response to the 50 question on Nigeria’s economy, posed by the House of Representatives’ committee on finance, Okonjo-Iweala, coordinating minister of the economy, said in view of set standards, MasterCard presents the best financial platform for the project. Verve Card, she added had earlier rejected the same project in 2010, claiming it was not profitable. According to her, three Nigerian companies (Auspoint Limited; E-PayPlus Limited; and Telnet Nigeria Lmited) with foreign partners, were recently cleared by the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) and approved by the Federal Executive Council (FCC) to produce the cards. About four years ago, two local consortia (Chams Consortium and OneSecureCard Consortium) had signed an agreement with NIMC as front-line partners for the national ID project. It was learnt that the structure of the transaction changed completely upon the commission securing FEC approval for N30 billion for the purchase of cards and support of nationwide rollout of operational capacity. Ben Uzor Jr http://businessdayonline.com/2014/04/concerns-over-mastercards-role-in-national-id-card-scheme/#.VAPQdsWSySp Why Verve Card rejected the project baffles me, now MasterCard will be smiling to bank. |
rhymz: I clearly understand your point, and to tell you the truth, I also have issues with that but when you consider the fact that this is business and the best negotiations many times win over national allegiance or any local consideration, you will slightly adjust your views.The bolded is exactly where i'm heading to. And if MasterCard is a funding partner, then they(MasterCard) have have the right to make money from this investment. But when other Nigerian payment companies like INTERSWITCH and ETRANZACT, realize this they are gonna raise dust and start a media campaign against MasterCard and the Government. I can tell right now that some Bank are not even happy that Access bank is the only bank on the scheme. But as you said lets wait and see if other payment systems and banks join the scheme in the future. |
rhymz: OK, so your argument has taken a shift now to the appropriateness of just MasterCard handling the whole payment structure of the entire exercise. Just so you know, this is pilot exercise and the plan is to use just MasterCard to get 13million PPl on the payment platform after which the main exercise will take off involving others, for now it is a pilot project. perhaps you should take your time to understand how this things work. The database is still strictly going to be with NIMC and any information shared with third party payment platform is going to be encrypted, hope you know they also have some data encryption companies working in the project as well.I am looking at this issue from a business standpoint. Giving MASTERCARD 15 million Nigerians is not a small deal. MASTERCARD is not an NGO, they are out to maximize profit from this deal. Thats the WALL-STREET style. Why didn't the government liberalized the system(allowing other payment platform) from the beginning. Giving Nigerians option to choose which payment platform they want. I am surprised that Nigeria own INTERSWITCH and QUICKTELLER were not involved. |
Douglasdale: Yes when he leaves and Nigerian disintergrates.Nigeria is not gonna disintegrate, Governments come and go. The same way the new CBN governor is reversing SLS policies. The same way GEJ policies will be reversed when he leaves office. Welcome to Nigeria. |
Douglasdale: Fact. The National I'd card has come to stay. The President and commander in Chief of the Armed forces has approved it. There is nothing u guys can do about it except sulking.Well the agreement will be reversed anytime GEJ finally leaves office. Didn't he do the same to OBJ national ID scheme? |
rhymz: Many of you just write nonsense even when you don't understand or know jack how this things work. How old are you by the way? You are probably an excited kid trying to tag along...I am yet to see any cogent reasons to criticize this very good initiative. Can you lot just keep shut and stop regurgitating El Rufia's nonsense? The ed!ot has MasterCard powered payment card I can assure you that, he gladly submitted himself to MTN, Airtel and Etisalat for biometric registration, so what the hell is he raising the dust for? Just another one of his many rants...you young lads should learn to have your own independent opinions and views of things and not just tag along because it is a popular one.You still dont get it, MasterCard is a commercial entity just like VISA and VERVE. I have Cards on all the payment platforms(MasterCard,VISA and VERVE). Its it totally wrong to force MasterCard on all nigerian NID holders. Which means millions of transactions from nigeria NID holders will be going to MasterCard alone. Why not allow Nigerians to choose which payment system(MasterCard,VISA or VERVE) they want on their cards. |
all4naija: Silly Nigerians keep throwing away every good opportunity thinking they no better. It is a shame for those who are against this national ID in conjunction with Mastercard. It is no longer exclusive to have modern hand extended to the ordinary citizens in a more secured way than this. What a great idea indeed!Corruption remains a major issue in Nigeria, however, and has been credited by Transparency International as being the root cause of the rise of the terror organisation Boko Haram. Civil liberties NGO Privacy International, which has raised concerns about misuse of surveillance data in Nigeria in the past — including the arrest of four journalists last year — said that the ambition of the data integration is worrying. "Centralising and combining government databases makes it easy to link together pieces of information about an individual and build a near complete picture of someone’s life," said the organisation’s legal officer, Anna Crowe. "This type of capability is extremely invasive. The crucial issue is to put in place safeguards that guarantee fundamental principles of data protection are being respected, such as only using data for the purposes for which it was collected. This is extremely challenging for any country, let alone one that already faces significant challenges around corruption and ensuring respect for human rights." Perhaps the most controversial aspect of the cards, however, is that they combine a civil national identity scheme with a strongly commercial initiative. The new cards won't just operate as proof of identity for citizens — they also function as payment cards backed by the local Access Bank and carry the Mastercard logo on the back. "National ID schemes can prove problematic in many respects, but commercialisation of such a scheme raises additional, and serious, questions," Crowe said. "What does Mastercard and the bank's involvement entail? Will data be shared for commercial gain? How can Nigerians be confident that their right to privacy is being upheld? "When you register to vote you are doing so for a specific purpose — to be able exercise your rights — not to see your information handed on to a private company without your consent or knowledge." http://www.zdnet.com/nigeria-launches-new-biometric-id-card-brought-to-you-by-mastercard-7000033133/ |
gbanikiti: You must be igodye. Are you a clown, and please start considering yourself as one. You are looking at size right!!! Now lemme kindly ask you? Can you proudly call the whole ibadan a city?? With the slums, mud houses et al.Why the insults, Educate yourself, Ibadan is city divided into 5 local governments. I thought you created this thread for intellectual discourse, not knowing its another ANTI-IBADAN rant by Bigots. |
gbanikiti: I said Lagos and not Lagos state. And please be corrected, ibadan is a place in oyo state. Lagos island is a city. Thank me laterStop arguing blindly. You said So, I went to ibadan to see its holds, all they got is 2 tertiary institution, a mini-zoo, a mini-museum, hotels, banks and one old cocoa house. I doubt if its a city or town.... I strongly think Lagos is the largest city Are those amenities present in Lagos island ? If Ikeja is bigger and more developed than Lagos island, how can you compare Lagos island to Ibadan. You simply don't know the geography of Lagos |
gbanikiti: So, I went to ibadan to see its holds, all they got is 2 tertiary institution, a mini-zoo, a mini-museum, hotels, banks and one old cocoa house. I doubt if its a city or town. Right now, some cities like owerri, port harcourt et al are all ahead of ibadan. I strongly think Lagos is the largest city. I stand to be corrected though. But if its deduced by landmass, kano and kaduna should take the slot. Table your arguments.Ibadan is a city in Oyo state, but the whole of lagos is not a city. The Lagos city are some parts of lagos mainland and lagos island. |
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