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rottable:
Nigerian Government has officially dumped the plastic National ID card for the digital ID card.

This vital information was provided by the Minister of Interior, Mr Rauf Aregbesola in a meeting with journalists. He further said, Immediately the National Identification number (NIN) is given to anyone, the Individual is automatically captured in the databank domiciled with NIMC ( National Identity Management Commission) the individual can easily be traced anywhere.

So whenever you go to any Government or private institutions domiciled with NIMC, you must provide your NIN number and all information about you will be used.



how to check your Digital ID number

1) download the NIMC ( national identity management commission) mobile application on playstore or follow this simple link ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nimcmobile&hl=en )

2) then supply your NIN and your registered phone number. ( Do not input your BVN )

3) your digital ID number will be displayed

4) you can print it out immediately.



I have checked mine, you can also check yours

Thanks

MrBrownJay1:
contact FB directly...

I'm unable to log into the account, he has changed my password and email address Pls, explain better

Attached is the email address of the hacker

As a Facebook user, I logged on this morning as usual. I saw a herbal platform requesting for the phone numbers in order to create a WhatsApp group. I was careless, I gave out my phone number and I received a call afterward, I got a code via text message. The voice asked me to call out the number while the phoning was ongoing. Below is the phone number that called and the he sent. I hope the hacker won't have access into my bank details, though I have zero account for now.
Modified:
I have an underlying health issue and I don't have money for a surgery, I rely on herbs
08102905374
<#> 516129 is your Facebook code Laz+nxCarL
modified
The hacker is using my old Facebook account for a fake business investment (money doubling), for example he's been asking people to invest #50k and get #100k, giving a fake bank transaction with my name and profile picture. He tagged some of my friends, using some pictures from my timeline. I learnt it's a team work because some of his partner in crime are giving fake testimony
Pls, how do I takedown the Facebook account?

CrazyMods:
Ohhh Damnnnn Shiiitttt nigggaarr

So baba God don employ you to dey decide who go enter fire or not...
swear say u nova nova one way or the other Scam person b4..

Na the nigggaarr dull himself because the format way Dem use for am na old format again o.

Well, nobody has the monopoly of knowledge. For u to know that it's a old format u must have experienced this.

Catabolism:
Report the account.Open another face book using the same name and pictures and warn all your friends not to have any dealings with the old account.

Thanks

As a Facebook user, I logged on this morning as usual. I saw a herbal platform requesting for the phone numbers in order to create a WhatsApp group. I was careless, I gave out my phone number and I received a call afterward, I got a code via text message. The voice asked me to call out the number while the phoning was ongoing. Below is the phone number that called and the he sent. I hope the hacker won't have access into my bank details, though I have zero account for now.

Modified:
I have an underlying health issue and I don't have money for a surgery, I rely on herbs



08102905374

<#> 516129 is your Facebook code Laz+nxCarL


modified

The hacker is using my old Facebook account for a fake business investment (money doubling), for example he's been asking people to invest #50k and get #100k, giving a fake bank transaction with my name and profile picture. He tagged some of my friends, using some pictures from my timeline. I learnt it's a team work because some of his partner in crime are giving fake testimony

Pls, how do I takedown the Facebook account?

We part with some amount before being registered and pay for REPRINT. Are we paying for the DNA again?

The day they introduce SHARIA in my state is the day I'm going to renounce Islam

What happen to IF U C SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING?

In Kwara State Universal Basic Education, NCE level 07 earns 33K while the school Principal on level 16 earns 60k+

TESCOM: level 08 earns 41k+, while his counterpart in KWSUBEB earns 38k+



This is the situation in Kwara State.
The present administration has done nothing to address the disparity in the monthly pay for civil servants despite his campaign promises. No promotion, no leave bonus, no monetary benefit on STEP etc.

We only enjoy prompt payment unlike past administration, the only dividend of O TO GE

hahahahaha...I liked him small sha, he was young and veryyy intelligent. .
Truetalk o, as the Mathematics section of my brain open ehn, I no believe till date...
When we were writing WAEC,if he just pass near my row, let alone seat...students will start making funny noises. The principal had to tell him to leave...that one too bin like me @Principal (very ugly man...I just didn't fancy him @all)

He tried to make a case, that the maths teacher was dating me, there was no evidence, apart from few of my haters in class that concurred -no valid evidence. They couldn't use my grades bc that would mean I was dating every teacher except Biology...lol

Y would u catwalk in front of your teacher? Were u trying to seduce him? Tell us more about your Biology teacher, that's my field

Ilorin, the capital city of Kwara State

Kemimarch16:
Lagos,Abuja,Abia,Ogun,Kano and PH

Ogun State? U want him to be used for ritual

PrimadonnaO:
Yes. Thanks. I wish I had blue eyes, too.

Lo! U can use blue marker

PrimadonnaO:
What's the biological explanation, though?

Gene mutation

Lack of melanin

Blue eye color is determined by something called melanin. Melanin is a brown pigment that controls the color of our skin, eyes and hair.

The color of our eyes depends on how much melanin is present in the iris. There's only brown pigment in the eye — there is no hazel pigment or green pigment or blue pigment.
Brown eyes have the highest amount of melanin in the iris, and blue eyes have the least.



I hope this helps

Valoa432:
Amazing (•‿•) God no go shame us. See the rhymes,blue room and blue eyes.

Habah

Roheemah04:
She's doing the right thing

Shed more light

Emilokoiyawon:
Interesting. Please where is Saraki's original family house in Ilorin? I mean the one his ancestors lived in when they came from Mali?

Lol! They are CLAIMING AGBAJI.

Hello op have you been able to get?

No

Any assistance? Pls

Favy1235:
Explain to us what did u do?

I like your hair do, very colourful

Amopeekun:
Oh! I am o and proud to be one. Are you?

Yes, from Gaa'Akanbi. can u send a mail or chat me on 07033819686

Amopeekun:
Any problem, sir?

No, just noticed in your comment that u are from Ilorin

BabaRamota1980:
Very good recount. I love this story, God bless the writer and the OP.

Im from Lagos Island, Idumagbo. Same practice in my family for generations. Exact way he described it with hanging meat for next day. The hide of the ram is rubbed in ash and sun dried over many days to turn into a praying mat for our patriarch (grandpa). My mother made cured meat (eran oniyo). As little boys before rams are slaughtered we compete them for championship butts in the neighborhood. Then after slaughter and the head has been on the roast stove few minutes the horns are popped off. We stake them. This is again used by us little boys to compete. The horn that separates from its stick looses the fight. Girls help mothers and aunts doing cleaning and cooking and gossipping. Relatives come from different areas in Lagos and converge at our root for a reunion. We take pictures and rejoice. Only the big boys sleep over to finish the ram cut up next day. Some for consumption but large parts for distribution to neighbors. Grandpa is gone. Father is the new grandpa and we are the fathers now. Just few days ago i was looking at my little boy holding a cup of water and throwing on the ram to mimick the action of the processors in their work skinning and watering the fresh kill.

RIP to grandpa and other departed faithfuls

[quote author=Amopeekun post=92444026]I just love this[/quo
Pls, where are u in Ilorin?

noted

Who are those behind or beside the UNSUCCESSFUL MEN in the society?

007sledge:
He might come from kogi state or ilorin (north Central)

Sorry, we don't bear such name in Ilorin

OPINION: Ilorin and the Family House Thing by Tunji Ajanaku
Date: 2020-08-02

"When we gather together in the moonlit village ground it is not because of the moon. Every man can see it in his own compound. We come together because it is good for kinsmen to do so"* - Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart

Ilorin is a very unique community. A blend of cultures that still give a lot of Nigerians further down south of the River Niger difficulties in understanding. I lived in Lagos between 2000 and 2010 and down there, when you joined the Tabligh Janmaa to celebrate Sallah after only 29 days of fasting instead of 30, your neighbors would say jokingly that you have celebrated " Odun Malla", Sallah of the Northerners. And when it was time to travel home for the Eid Adha aka Big Sallah and they saw us going home, we would return the joke to them that if you don't go on pilgrimage to Mecca and you travel home to Ilorin for sallah, the spiritual reward is the same. That's the pride that pumps up adrenaline in the typical Ilorin man.

Over the years, many of us reluctantly at first, have moved out of the family house system and have set up abodes in GRA and other outskirts of Ilorin. And by culture, when we buy our rams, cows, and goats, the only sensible place to slaughter the animals is the family house. Whether we spend 3 hours, 4 hours or the whole day in the family house, it's the place to be after Eid prayers.

I saw video clips of very horrid things involving cows especially when they were about to be slaughtered. These cows went wild and were hurting handlers. Something tells me this is unlikely to have happened in the family house setting. The cows were being handled by inexperienced handlers and there were too many spectators everywhere that frightened the shit out of the cows, hence their going bananas. The scariest of these videos was one in which a frightened cow on the loose was dragging a young man on the leash along a very rough street. One can only imagine the injuries the guy must have suffered. I am certain none of these scary events took place in any family house in Ilorin. There are careful handlers and butchers around in each of these situations in a family house setting. We killed all kinds of animals, camels inclusive without any drama.

Dressing the ram used to be 100% a family thing. We would remove the skin, the intestines, legs and heads on day one and hang the carcass till the second day to complete the cutting of the meat. As economy improved and number of rams killed increased, the services of professional butchers became necessary. In those days we knew which brother or Uncle loved meat like wolves. The smoked skin of the ram or goat was a delicacy and the man holding the knife would cut that skin and throw into his mouth while dressing the carcass. When we, the small rats grumbled, he would cut small pieces for us. We called it "bata"(shoe). How this smoked skin came to be called "bata", I don't know till today. That's the family house setting for you.

It's not as if we do meetings per se or plan anything as such, but we eat, drink(not liquor), sit down, gist and review the past year. A lot of us may have not sat down to gist like this for the whole year or more. It's time to discuss family matters, politics, community, share news about our children, friends, news about town, the drama at the eid praying ground, if any, the palace horse racing and stuff. If anyone buys a new car and he hasn't brought it home before, this is the time to launch it. Everyone prays on the new ride. If anyone has moved to his new house, he still won't spend Sallah on that first day in the new house but at the family house. We go see him on day 2 to pray. If anyone had taken a new wife albeit secretly, he must launch the new bride that day because the new madam has to show up and greet her in-laws. This is the import of the gathering.

The meals we consume on this day comes from different homes. While there could be tuwo rice from my house, I might end up eating the fried rice from my brother's wife. This is the kind of kinship that Chinua Achebe talked about in his novel, Things Fall Apart.

One noticeable aspect of the gathering is the nostalgia our sisters who are now married have for this gathering. They would have to go to the family houses of their husbands on that first day of Sallah. To make up, since the Sallah always extend to the second day, they would return to their roots to celebrate Sallah with their parents. They bring their children to celebrate with grandmas and grandpas. This is the day they when thr grand children get some spoiling a little. It's beyond the meat thing.

I was discussing this with a friend yesterday morning and he was impressed by this family house thing in Ilorin. It's not as if brothers and sisters in Ilorin don't get to have issues with one another but in a lot of cases, the family house gathering is a good ground for settling those matters. The gathering in the family house either on day 1 or day 2 of Sallah more often than not is not for meetings to plan how to dig borehole, construct drainage and such things but in most cases, it's usually a time to commission or unveil such projects. It's also a time to submit CVs to the big men in the family or ask for an update on the CV earlier forwarded to the big man. This is because, somehow, tension is less and the holiday feeling is written all over the faces of everyone. That's the Ilorin family house spirit.

There may be nothing special about all of these as it happens in a lot of places but my community is a bit different. The blend of Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani, Kanuri, Nupe, Baruba and almost every ethnic groups you can think of in Nigeria that make up Ilorin and the bond of Islam provided the ingredient for this family house thing. In Ilorin, for many that work and live in Ilorin, we still find time almost on daily basis to visit family house "assemblies" to update ourselves, gist, of course, pray Maghrib, sometimes Ishai and head back to our GRA or Tanke or Oke Foma abodes.

There's the "owo odun" thing - "Sallah money" which goes around. It's usually not huge bales of cash but little cash here and there that is given to the children and the young wives. While it is not compulsory, it's gratifying. It may get to a point that your purse becomes very lean or goes flat as a result but it doesn't hurt in anyway as you are gratified by the fact that you have shared the cash among your extended family members. Its a lot of goodwill too.

One very important observation however is the condition of many of our family houses. Many of them don't bear the reflection of the eminent personalities that are products of such houses. In the last decade pls however, some are getting befitting facelifts. I know one where the floor of the entire compound is now in interlocking blocks with solar lights. The culture of constructing befitting kofar (main gate) is the new norm now. There are instances where, rather than build those mighty mansions in Mandate Estate or GRA 2, some have elected to build them in the family houses - commendable.

Secondly, Human capital development is one of the greatest problems. Interestingly enough, many of the young ones in the forefront of raising funds for the renovations of family houses are in the front line of human capital underdevelopment. It's a big challenge indeed. The jobs are not there really but this is the time to think out of the box and look at becoming entrepreneurs that can also create jobs.
No place like home, the Ilorin family house sentiment epitomises this a lot. I agree it could be happening elsewhere, but I know my own beloved city well.

Ilorin ni, Wallahi Ilorin ni.

https://www.ilorin.info/fullnews.php?id=27153

MURIC is concerned about the TIME and not DATE.

MhizJoyce:
Dial *346# to get it. It'll cost you 20 naira. Make sure you settle me if it works.

On the same phone number he used for the registration.

Pls, I don't know the appropriate section to post this
How do I block certain numbers from calling me? Block button/ menu doesn't come with my cellphone.
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