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royalfly:Many people have difficulty in comprehension. You won't blame him, the standard of education in the country in very very low. |
The court is playing by the books of her owners trying to deceive gullible Nigerians into believing that they are trying in order to gain trust. Then boom, 2027 they collabo with Dependent National Electoral Commission ( |
This is a good write up in these perilous times. |
Please remove smoked fish from the list, or you want me to throw away the one I'm currently on? |
That is why their miracle is only restricted. When you tell them to go to hospitals where the real sick people are, they'll dodge. State Governors should be shutting down those |
Can the government just stop collecting tax for now so that citizens can be saving the money to get g*uns |
Those who believe that without vigil God can't answer their prayers. What are they gonna do now? |
Apcshit:I also saw what he did there. |
Jakpon:Excuses upon excuses 😏. But NSA Nuhu Ribadu is telling the President to his face that these guys are his brothers and the president is kul with it. What has he done about that statement? |
At least those saying Nigeria is NOW SAFER thinking they're trying to downplay the current situation. If something like this happens to them, those words they said will be playing out to them in the den of the terrorists. |
loffyloffy:You're triggered just like the topic said. |
AndroBlaze:He mentioned DATA BOY and you just showed up. Isn't that wonderful? |
Humblesam:Some of them are here on Nairaland, incase you don't know. |
Check the pattern of comments above from members of a particular WhatsApp group. Smh. Back to the topic; This is how unaccountable our leaders are -- from top to bottom. |
But Senate senate President, Imo state governor, and minister of defence has already scored Tinubu's Government an "A". Why then are his supporters touched by that statement? Have they come out to own up the failures of the present government? The country is turning into a big pit swallowing many. |
On point, but all the mentioned are necessary. To find purpose early should be the goal |
You both should just be fecking 🍽️ and nothing more. They ain't good as housewives. |
MT:@op, follow the above advise. To report a fraudulent act by your bank to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), you must first lodge a formal complaint directly with your bank. If your bank fails to resolve the issue within 14 days, you can escalate the matter to the CBN. Step 1: Report to Your Bank First. Visit the specific branch where the fraudulent transaction occurred or where you opened your account. -- Submit a formal written complaint (letters are better than verbal complaints). -- Ensure you collect a Complaint Reference Number or a stamped, acknowledged copy of your letter. Wait 14 working days for them to resolve or respond to the issue. Step 2: Escalate to the CBN. If your bank fails to resolve the issue or ignores your complaint after 14 days, you can escalate the petition to the CBN's Consumer Protection Department (CPD) using any of the following channels: 1. Email: Send an email detailing your complaint to cpd@cbn.gov.ng or contactcbn@cbn.gov.ng, and copy info@efcc.gov.ng, DEI@EFCC.GOV.NG, copy gtbank, copy first bank. 2. Physical Letter: Address a formal petition to: The Director, Consumer Protection Department, Central Bank of Nigeria, Central Business District, Abuja Note: You can submit this letter in person at the CBN Head Office or at any of their branch offices nationwide. 3. Phone Contact: You can reach the CPD by phone at +234 817 665 7060, +234 707 338 4828, or +234 700 2255 226. Required Information for Your Petition Whether writing an email or a letter, your complaint must be clear, concise, and include the following: -- Your full name, -- contact address, -- phone number, and -- email address. -- The name of your bank and the specific branch. --Your personal banking details (e.g., account numbers). Do not include your PIN or passwords. -- The history and exact date of the fraudulent transaction. -- The total amount disputed/claimed. -- Evidence: Attach copies of transaction alerts, screenshots of debits, and a copy of the initial complaint made to your bank along with its Reference Number. @op, I did the above and got my money. My own even stayed more than a year with them before I got the clue. Good luck |
rejoice4eva:We don't need prayers. We need action from the Government. |
So Seyi finally learned the rice sharing from F.G that usually shares rice. Since the parents have rejected it, data boys should queue up very fast before they miss this golden opportunity. |
nlfpmod:The word PASTOR is just a title just like the word CHIEF. I have seen CHIEFS without even a bicycle. It's Just a title. |
It's not a strategy. Kidnapping and terrorism have been around before your principal took oath of office. You guys shouldn't be pardoning them when you catch them. Unserious government. |
Someone having 100% means having 100% in all indices: Economy Security Electricity Infrastructure Job creation Mr Hope Uzodinma and all Nigerians already know this as a*sslicking. He should ask Google to explain to him the meaning of 100% and stop disgracing himself because his has kids are seeing it. |
Which kind poll be this abeg? I want to see the result of LP result next year. Meanwhile, pressmen didn't show? Because I can only see two mic recorders on the table. |
Diamond098454:I just scrolled up above my post and saw your post concerning the d*eath of your beloved sibling. My condolence. |
Diamond098454:Now, let's flip the scenario. If same family turns out to become wealthy tomorrow: (i) Would the happiness automatically disappear and everything become sorrowful because they now live comfortably? (ii) Would they be willing to go back to the wretchedness they were before? (iii) Would they give out all their fortunes in order to go back to their previous state of poverty? I guess you already have the answers to the above questions. Ask a man/woman WHO WAS ONCE POOR and then becomes WEALTHY IN A GENUINE WAY the below question: "In your next life would you like to be rich or poor"? I believe you know the answer he/she will give to you. A poor man is having grey hair because of thinking on how to pay for the children's fees and hospital bills WHILE the rich man is having grey hair because of thinking on how to grow his business and empire. There's no dignity in poverty. |
1:0 in favour of PSG. I don't trust my dream though |
Okoyeeboz:You can burn someone alive but scared of Fulani causing havoc. Smh |
kingthreat:You and your leader and pastor protested against insecurity. Are you waiting for the North to return the favour and protest for you? |
obembet:I DO NOT SUPPORT WHAT HE POSTED but you guys have always praised EVERY action of the government, from pardoning terrorists , negotiating with them, up to the point of advocating for them as your brothers through the NSA. At least, you guys should criticize the people in Government when you see that they are towing the wrong path. I know in your mind, you've already concluded that I'm Igbo. |
Many things are unfolding. This is not democracy |
Obaofaba:Leave tribe aside. Is this man the best brain in governance in the whole of APC? |
, negotiating with them, up to the point of advocating for them as your brothers through the NSA.