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VictorAB:
Hypying ?? Really?? Banks like Diamond Bank, UBA, Access Bank pay up to 20% Higher than what I Quoted.

Banks like Stanbic IBTC may actually pay Lower than the ranges I mentioned, as pay in the bank is not determined by grade but by individuals' negotiation.

If someone is a branch manager of a bank, what is the equivalent grade in the banking hierarchy?

The same as head office Manager grade or lower?

Adesiji77:
Not entirely accurate. Salary range differs from bank to bank. What you would earn as an unconfirmed staff would be higher compared to when your appointment is confirmed. Besides, a few banks have different salary bands even for the same grade!

By the way, why are you "hyping" bank workers' pay like this?

engrrichie92, company500, hardbody

Make it accurate then.

Many of you just like to criticise, but you have nothing to contribute.

Well done, VictorAB.

Sunday Oliseh, Austin Eguavon and Samson Siasia need to go and see their pastor for special prayers for the rest of the year.

Jarus:
Well, my first stay in Lagos was in that side (living with my brother). So i became so used to it. Now, I have settled there as a landlord.

Not easy to settle in Yaba/Surulere with your own house. Those are already fully built/developed area, Ajah is a developing area.

Okay, you are looking for house building opportunity.

What about flooding palava?

Jarus:
Well, there are very few places on the Island that don't experience this kind of thing.

I live in far Ajah and we also experience it.

I will definitely live in Lekki Phase 1 if I have the means. If not for anything, I will save myself the stress of spending hours in trafiic before getting to work.

Why do you prefer Ajah to a place like Surulere or Yaba?

blackberlin:
C'mon shut up, animal.

If dem raise you well, you no go get tattoo.

charix:
Riiighhttt... yet no meaningful contribution was made to prove your point.


France has decided to post 90,000 policemen around a city for an upcoming event, a number I highly doubt Nigeria has in police force due to our man-know-man system of employment.
A job like policing has no limit to how many individuals should receive employment abi you've not heard of England's community police system whereby members of the public can register as first point sentries before real policemen can take over a situation?

And bunch of senseless statements.

So if all those with tattoos and even those with tribal marks are excluded from joining NPF, how does that limit a country like Nigeria from getting enough people? You felt by just mention 90,000 you would make sense?

You could have done better and mention 50bn from China and your statement would still be senseless.

You come top-up your senseless statement with "A job like policing has no limit to how many individuals should receive employment".

Another robustly senseless statement. Employment into police should be limitless?

charix:
Already shooting themselves in the foot. Tattoos do not reduce an applicant's ability to work. In a job which deserves as much manpower available rejecting people over such trivial issue is doing yourself a disservice.

What a completely senseless post! So you think shortage of manpower is a worry in Nigeria despite the population and millions of unemployed people?

blackberlin:
Imagine how many tattooed youths with good intents that will be disqualified. . . What does tattoo have to do with enforcing the law properly

This is why the system will be filled with hypocrites. . .

Go and get rid of your tattoo or go and use your intent to be background dancer for Wizkid.

danjumakolo:
But come to think of it. The might of the Niger Delta militants is amazing. When Biafra talks,I Wave them aside. Time for the govt to go for dialogue. I suspect the sponsors of boko haram have diverted to the south south... If it were OBJ time, I won't worry a bit,because he takes no shiit

What might is amazing?

That the can blow up pipelines in the bush?

Tompolo boys trying to misdirect the security forces.

Yeye dey smell.

They will kill you all in Niger Delta Scavengers and your sponsor (Tompolo).

Slikbae:
the animalistic northerners have also influenced the police to deny the glaring truth.

So who beheaded her then?,or are they now saying that the husband no longer knows the face of his wife?,

I repeat, animals are of more importance than Muslims. Animals don't behead people, only Muslims do.

Is the head in your sitting room?

LessNoise:
I'm a corper serving in Ogun state the day I was shown baba's house I understood why it's called the hilltop residence,these men have finished this country I couldn't count the cars in his garage and I'm like baba drives all these... The young man was like you haven't seen anything , some of them he hasn't even touched my people my people I really don't blame yahoo boys everybody wants to own 50 cars

Have you considered that most of the cars are for the numerous troops of visitors he has everyday and even some of his staff?

He gave oil pipeline protection contracts to Tompolo.

brownskindude:
All these could have been avoided if your cattle rearer of a president wasn't busy making stupid remarks. This country really needs to renegotiate its sovereignty. How can oil from South South be used to develop Lagos and Abuja at the expense of the original owners of the oil? How can a company be drilling oil in South South but having regional and head offices at Lagos and Abuja? We are tired of this injustice. We might come from a Minority region but our contributions to the economic development of Nigeria has been Major. I am a South Southerner and oil is my birthright.

You contribute nothing to Nigerian economy.

Shell, Chevron and co contribute to Nigerian economy.

There is no work of Niger Delta people that can be pointed to as some significant "contribution" to Nigeria.

Oil being under the geographical area you occupy is not evidence of your "contribution". Your ass did not make it, put it there or help develop extracting it. So never again in your life claim "contribution".

Also, have you ever heard of Ministry of Lagos?

But you have heard of Ministry of Niger Delta and Niger Delta Development Corporation? The ones headed by Niger Deltans?

richidinho:
Stop wasting ur money on school fees, if Buhari can become President of Nigeria today who says you can't even without certificate

I am guessing not much, if at all anything, was spent on school fees for you.

Goodluck Jonathan, who is a life civil servant, after being appointed VP declared he was worth N295,304,420 in 2007.

https://www.nairaland.com/71305/details-goodluck-jonathans-assets

How did he get all that money being a lecturer, deputy governor and governor in Nigeria?

He claims most of it were "gifts".

I can just imagine that would have changed to $295,304,420 in 2016. Forget Naira, his loot will now be in dollars.

We can see the 0.1% of the 2%.

Parisfran:
2 % is over 3 million people. Not such a low number in actual terms.

What is even the percentage of Nigerians that own bank accounts in the first place. 70 million accounts in a country where most account holders have 3 bank accounts should tell you that 70 percent of the population don't even operate a bank account in the first place.

This is the first person out of all posters looking at things in a sensible way and showing she is educated.

PROPHETmichael:
Fashola answered it but still you didn't see it.

Nasir El Rufai now answered it and you still can't see it.

Don't tell me you allow bubu to subsidize your eyes or you've allowed his body odour to becloud your sense of reasoning coz what you're looking for, u won't get it from me.

Sorry, I did not know you were Fashola and Nasir.

Have you been diagnosed of schizophrenia or you just struggle to comprehend English?

Gamesmart:
Why don't you answer your own question, we will like to hear what you think.

PROPHETmichael:
This is what i think.......

"If another government was in power, let us assume General Buhari was the President of Nigeria, he would not withdraw the subsidy.
He will fix the problem.
He will audit who is taking the money in the subsidy, who is paying what, how the money multiply three times in one year and fish out the thieves and deal with them".
"So, why do you think Jonathan lacks the political will to deal with them?"
"Because they financed his election.
But Buhari would have sorted that out.
That is the first thing to do.
Now, while you are paying the subsidy, even one quarter of what you are paying is a lot.
General Buhari's administration would have ensured that within 12 months all the refineries are working at full capacity.
His administration would have built the fourth refinery that will bring our domestic production to the point that we don't need to import a single drop of petrol.
And once we can produce our petrol from our own crude oil, at out own cost, we can sell it at any price we like.
That is what Buhari's government would have done.
Nigerians made a very big mistake for not electing Buhari, and they are learning every day.
Many people have told me that they voted for Jonathan and they are regretting it now.
There is no question of Buhari withdrawing subsidy because he has been Petroleum Minister, Chairman of Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) and so on.
He built three out of the four refineries we have in this country.
And he built that out of patriotism to ensure that we can produce domestically.
So, the question of withdrawing subsidy would not even be on the table".
- Malam Nasir El-Rufai, (Vanguard Newspaper January, 08, 2012).

So highlight for us where you answered the question about the seriousness of the government here.

PROPHETmichael:
According to Fashola, a "serious" government will fix power problem within six months; few days from now will make it one year since this government took over, yet the problem has gone from bad to worse. So based on Fashola's principle of uninterrupted power supply, is this not an indictment on this administration that it is not a "serious" government?

What I said was you should answer the question, not to ask a question.

What do you think?

Not what Fashola thinks. Not what Obama thinks.

PROPHETmichael:
Before coming up with that answer, i checked your previous post and i discovered you worship this government and you don't see anything wrong with it. So that was a perfect response to a person like you as the answer captured both the government and the opposition.

I am still waiting for your opinion of how this proves your point about the seriousness of the government.

PROPHETmichael:
Well this is what i think................. i think politicians and diapers have one thing in common. They should both be changed regularly, and for the same reason.

What you just said has no relevance to if this government is serious or not.

He must return the money in the current dollar equivalent.

Plus interest.

Plus cost of investigation and prosecuting him so far.

Otherwise 15 years in jail.

Owoloku1:
Hahahahha... 400m in 2014 or 2015 is no longer 400m...time value of money must be considered.

He has to return about 500m or 600m.Period

Your head dey correct.

PROPHETmichael:
source: http://www.punchng.com/didnt-promise-regular-power-six-months-fashola/

Mr Fashola, you may not have directly promised regular supply in six months but i remember you saying, "a serious government will fix the power problem in six months". So is this an indictment on this administration that they are not a serious government?

Why don't you answer your own question, we will like to hear what you think.

GloriaNinja:
you are damn right, age doesn't matter and I despise seeing old men seeking for underaged girls to marry, age doesn't make a marriage last.

Most people despise old men seeking underaged girls, not only you.

It is called paedophilia, when the girl they seek has not come of age, and it is a crime in most countries.

Everyone just saw Jonathan as a gullible fool they can exploit.

And they were right.

uscofield:
Islamic extremist militants Boko Haram, who have killed at least 2,600 people in Nigeria, reportedly want to broker a deal with the government to release the remaining kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls in return for escaping execution. Two hundred schoolgirls were seized from a school in Chibok two years ago and have never been traced or found. It is believed only a third of them remain alive.
According to a report in The Times, senior members of the terrorist group told Nigerian newspaper Leadership Friday that it was prepared to negotiate a surrender and release the hostages on the condition they would not be not betrayed by the government or killed for giving up arms.
"We want to surrender because things are getting worse," said Amir Muhammad Abdullahi, who is reportedly Boko Haram's second in command. He said no side was winning the battle and that only a third of the girls remained as "the rest have been martyred".
It comes as two Chibok girls have reportedly been released – one of whom called Amina Ali Darsha Nkeki who was found near Sambisa forest and believed to have been freed as a 'gesture of good faith' by the militants.
However, there was confusion mounting over whether the second girl, (who has not been named), was freed in a raid on a Boko Haram camp on 19 May, was from Chibok. Yakubu Nkeke told The Times: "I can say in my capacity as the head of the Chibok Abducted Girls Parents group that this girl is not among the abducted girls."

Who are Nigeria's Boko Haram terrorists?
Boko Haram (recently renamed Iswap) fights against Western influence in Nigeria and aims to impose its version of Sharia law on the country. The group declared an Islamic caliphate in Gwoza, along the Cameroon border, in August 2014.
Boko Haram has raided several cities in the north of the country in a bid to take control of more land.
Three states − Adamawa, Borno and Yobe − have been under a state of emergency since May 2013, due to Boko Haram's attacks.
The group has killed at least 2,600 people since the beginning of 2015. More than 180 have been killed since the beginning of June.

SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TIMES
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/boko-haram-willing-discuss-surrender-release-chibok-girls-1561301?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=rss&utm_content=/rss/yahoous/news&yptr=yahoo

This report is just rubbish in all respect.

Boko Haram killings is being based at around 2,600?

Only a third of the girls are alive?

It is believed by who that Boko Haram released the first girl in "good faith"?

No side is winning the war?

A girl who Jonathan's incompetence destroyed her life.

searchiing4love:
She has no constitutional power to do so na

There is nowhere in the constitution where police are given powers to jail people because of a debt.