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CloudlogNG:
Dear FX, thank you for your enquiry. At the moment we do not have the facility to offer such services.
We shall contact you ones we incorporate that into our scope.
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When you begin to do that, then mail at tukoollimited@gmail.com

Will you be able to deliver freezed ( blocked) products? It must get to the customers in a blocked state on the same day.

DinoP:
Unfortunately, the real fulanis are the poor folks who toil in our forests working hard to produce the meat you and I eat.

They get nothing from these stolen billion. so I would suggest you rephrase the comment

U r right.

The evil people in Nigeria are more than the good ones. Until the table turns around, Nigeria will continue to be in darkness. There is no hope for Nigeria. Even our future leaders all have criminal mindsets. Almost everyone is currupt in Nigeria. Only very few Nigerians have clean mindset. Forget Nigeria, nothing can be done about it. It is a country where nothing works. Everything is gotten by bribery, nepotism, favourism and corruption. The black man is so selfish and so self centered. It is a wasted generation. I was born into the wrong country.

gbzed:
Dis format don cast already jare

Someone just lost 2 million dollars just last month through the same method and you are saying this.

Straight out of a James Bond film': Richard Branson says he nearly lost $5 million to a conman posing as the British defence secretary.

Richard Branson almost had millions of dollars swindled from him by a conman who sounded exactly like UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon.

In a blog post on Tuesday, the British billionaire revealed how six months ago he received a note on what appeared to be official government paper from Fallon with a phone number, requesting an "urgent call."

The case was, according to the conman, "an incredibly sensitive matter and that he wanted to be sure there was nobody else in the room whilst I talked to him," Branson wrote.

The person pretending to be Fallon proceeded to tell the Virgin founder that a British diplomat had been kidnapped by terrorists, and that he needed to rescue the individual for "a particular, very sensitive, reason."

Because the British government was prohibited by law from paying ransoms, the conman said they needed to ask a group of British businesspeople to raise money to get the diplomat back. Fallon's impersonator asked Branson for $5 million (£3.8 million). Fortunately for Branson, he was cautious about Fallon's request and sent his lawyer to go to Whitehall, and spoke to Fallon's secretary at Downing Street, who said Fallon hadn't called Branson and that nobody had been kidnapped. The case has since been passed to the police.

One of his friends was not so diligent.

Six months after the Fallon scam, a "very successful businessperson" in the US told Branson he had loaned him $2 million (£1.5 million) to aid rehabilitation efforts in the British Virgin Islands following Hurricane Irma.

Branson knew nothing of the loan - it turned out that a conman had emailed the unnamed businessman and asked him for the money over the phone in what was sounded like Branson's voice. The US businessman has not heard of the missing funds since.

"He has spent his life being cautious and told me he couldn't believe how stupid he had been," Branson said. "If only their money had gone to the people of the BVI, not the conman.
Avoiding email scams may be easier said than done. Over the past six months alone, British email prankster James Linton - also known by his Twitter handle, Sinon_Reborn - managed to fool officials including Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd, and ex-US White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci by posing as their colleagues with fake email addresses.

Linton is not believed to have swindled any money out of these scams.

Branson said: "This story sounds like it has come straight out of a John le Carré book or a James Bond film, but it is sadly all true."

My age mate is now a president of a country. I think I have to come out and declare my presidential ambition. Who will support me.

The leader of Austria's right-leaning People's Party has declared victory in a national election that puts him on track to become Europe's youngest head of government. The Austrian Foreign Minister, Sebastian Kurz, claimed the win on Sunday night after projections gave his party a comfortable lead with more than 90 per cent of the ballots counted. Mr Kurz managed to propel his People's Party to first place by taking a hard line on immigration that left little space between it and the far-right Freedom Party (FPO). "I am truly overwhelmed," Kurz told cheering supporters at an election party after polls closed.
At 31, Kurtz will be the world's youngest leader after Vanessa D'Ambrosio, 28, regent of San Marino, finishes her rotating co-leadership arrangement at the end of October. He is two years younger than North Korea's Kim Jong-un and eight years younger than France's Emmanuel Macron.

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GentleNaaz:
EIGHT THINGS YOU NEED TO DO TO BE WEALTHY

1. Wake up early.

Avoid spending a whole lot of the night sleeping. Wake up early to plan for the day. You don't hear of successful men who sleep a lot, if they did sleep so much, they won't be successful.

2. Set goals

As you have short-term goals you want to achieve in a short time, make sure you also set long-term goals for yourself. Setting goals gives you a target you want to meet and it also keeps you focused.

3. Read

Many successful men are readers. Instead of buying things that don't have value, buy at least a motivational book or a book on finance and money every month. Sharpen your mental skills. It helps in personal development.

4. Spend within your income

If you can't afford some things, make do with what you have, you won't die if you don't have them. So try to spend within your means.

5. Save to invest

Learn how to save out of your income. No matter how small your income is, you should try to save a part of it. Don't spend and then save what is left. Save and spend what is left. As you save, invest wisely. Don't save to save. Save to invest.

6. Avoid debts

Make sure you avoid debts. If you are not taking a loan for a business or a reasonable project, don't take a loan. The thing about debt is that when you clear your debt, you still end up needing more money because you don't have enough anymore, then you need to borrow again. Which means you still end up being in debt. So avoid it like a plague.

7. Spend less time in front of a screen

Stop wasting a lot of precious time you can invest in front of a screen. If you are not on television to look for vital information, online surfing to get useful information or your work entails you to do so and you are only in front of a television screen, computer or phone screen whiling away time, doing nothing but feeding your eyes with useless information, you need to quit.

8. Have at least two major sources of income

Keep investing until you have at least two major sources of income, with, perhaps, two other minor sources. Don't rely on income from your salary. Tell me of any wealthy man, and I will show you at least his two major sources of income.

Have only one or two kids. Less or none is better.

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