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coolsegun2002:
Woman wey una go enter room straff each other finish, she go come out say na rape...

If woman narrate story.... just know say na RSV ?(revised standard version)

Update on Complaints Video

During the early hours of yesterday, 15 December 2020, the urgent attention of our community was brought to a complaint video recorded by an Eagle referencing delays by Covenant University (CU) In processing her transcript request despite her making payments twice for processing since July 2020. The video has since become viral on various social media platforms.

We all know the danger of only listening to one side of the story. So we, the Executive Council, would like to use this opportunity to state the facts, reiterate our support for all Eagles globally and more importantly, inform everyone on the right channels for requests and issue resolution.

The Alumni Secretariat operates a transcript facilitation service (among other services) for Eagles, aimed at ensuring quicker turnaround time and convenience for our community. We (the Alumni Secretariat) received an initial transcript request and payment from the Eagle in question (applicant► on 10th September 2020 and the transcript was physically delivered to the receiving organization on 25th September 2020.

On 26th October 2020, we received a follow-on request from the applicant, and she was advised on 27th October 2020 on the documents required to fulfil that request. On 9th November 2020, the applicant made a separate payment for these other documents (Certified True Copy of her certificate and an attestation letter).

Due to some information mismatch on the form sent, the request could not be processed until an updated form was obtained from the requesting organization. We received this updated form from the applicant on 2nd December 2020 and a scanned copy of the processed form was sent to her on 9th December 2020, with a promise to dispatch all the documents on 14th December 2020.

The documents were dispatched on 14th December 2020, the applicant was informed and she acknowledged with thanks. It was therefore very surprising that we woke up to a video of the applicant accusing Covenant University of refusing to release a transcript since July.

Covenant University Alumni Association (COMA) would like to remind our community of our commitment to ensuring our support services and initiatives are rendered with excellence In facilitating the attainment of each Eagle's dreams. Asides digitizing our services for efficient processing, the Secretariat also works very closely with the relevant University departments to ensure better service delivery.
Please note that neither Covenant University nor the Alumni Secretariat will demand double payment for a service. We encourage you to use only official channels for your requests, so you do not fall prey to ill-intentioned people. We remain committed to serving all members of our community and empowering them to soar. We also remain committed to upholding the reputation of the University by being worthy ambassadors and flag-bearers.

For information on the official channel for any of our services, please visit our website: https://alumni.covenantuniversitv.edump./. Our helplines are also available for enquiries and complaints.
Thank you and we look forward to a seamless and prosperous 2021 ahead. Yours in building an Alumni•For-All,

President, Covenant University Alumni Association For the Executive Council

DamZik:
My brother, I read and understand everything. The first fault was from the school because they didn't put her date of graduation on the transcript sent. The second fault was from the lady because of change of name. Above all, this two reasons are not sensible enough to re-process for four (4) months. What if you and I were her shoes? What would we do differently after four months of struggling for ordinary transcript? CU can do better.

Conner44:
So it’s still ready for dispatch in your schools mail room till now and you’re trying to save face on social media?

Written By Ifelola Olaleye David


A research from 2012 revealed that 80% of all healthcare expenditure in Nigeria was made by the private health sector, in comparison to 20% spent within the public health sector. When we combine the high prevalence of private healthcare provision to our soaring population (high birth rate of 5.4 per woman) it becomes increasingly clear that Nigeria has an opportunity to remodel the structure for healthcare financing into a more effective and inclusive program.

While subsidized public healthcare continues, it only represents a minor share in all of healthcare spending and could become less effective a model of financing if the government predictably becomes more cash strapped in line with her recent economic and debt woes. This in addition to soaring cost of medical resources caused by inflation could cause a sharp decline in quality of health service provision in both private and public care.

Back in 2004, the President Olusegun Obasanjo administration did well to set up the National Health Insurance Scheme which today serves about 5 percent (Nine million people) of the Nigerian population. Much of the modest progress made by the scheme has enabled employers cover staff and up to six dependents for family subscriptions ranging from N100, 000 – N1, 500, 000 for coverage running into several millions. While individual premiums starting around N20, 000 – N35, 000 with coverage ranging from N800, 000 and above per annum.

Unfortunately, apart from B2B buyers of insurance, by employers who are more or less required to cover employees, there has been lower adoption by individuals in B2C market who are neither covered by employers or any support group. Instead, what we have is people with ongoing medical needs approaching insurance for coverage. This in turn increases risk for the market and a lackluster desire to sell insurance premiums outside of city centers where formal jobs are more prevalent.

However, any health insurance model seeking to serve only city people in employment cannot be considered a success.
There’s need to pull tens of millions of Nigerians into the health insurance scheme mandatorily within the next decade. This would go a long way for a more sustainable health financing program which would cause a host of other benefits listed below.

A mandatory insurance policy can be driven by making subscription to insurance a prerequisite to access certain social services.

Nigeria would equally be joining a list of even wealthier nations which currently hold mandatory health insurance policy; USA (Obamacare), France, Switzerland, Oman, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Dubai (UAE)

BENEFITS OF A NATIONAL MANDATORY HEALTH INSURANCE POLICY

Eradication Of Out Of Pocket Pay For Healthcare Services.

According to PwC, 75% of healthcare funding in 2016 was through out-of-pocket, 15% through government spending, 2% through insurance and 8% from outside the country. Now according to the world bank, 100 million people are pushed into poverty every year because of healthcare spending.
Nigeria should look to phase most of out of pocket pay in place of insurance funding. The era where “down payment” is requested must be brought to an end.

Increased Private Investment In Healthcare Infrastructure Across Nigeria

One of the biggest benefit of mandatory insurance would be massive private infrastructure spending in healthcare. This would happen as healthcare service providers can now situate, example top quality hospitals in rural communities without being threatened by the income levels of that community so far most people in such community are covered by premiums much of which the hospital can execute for in partnerhip with the insurance provider.

Reduction In Self Medication Emanating From Fear Of High Cost Hospital Care

As much as 60 – 90% of Nigerians self medicate partly due to the high cost associated with seeking professional care. This would expectedly reduce if an effective consumer insurance program is instituted. It is expected that the availability of a financing program would encourage Nigerians to go through the right process in taking good care of health responsibly.

Lower Cost Of Insurance Premiums

Adding millions of people to the insurance pool should cause insurance to become more affordable, yet sustainable. It is also important that the NHIS reviews carefully the number of insurers that exist as careless proliferation of insurers would cause more problems for the scheme.
It is estimated that it is possible to get insurance premium to a minimum of N10, 000 with a corresponding N500, 000 worth of coverage in year 2021.

Better Targeted Intervention For Both Federal And State Governments

Of course, not all segments of the Nigerian population would be able to uptake insurance. Intervention programs can identify such communities that are severely economically disadvantaged and offer them direct subsidized healthcare. Such programs can be lifted as economic indices within those communities improve.

Improved Healthcare Services Would Reduce Health Tourism

With improved health services due to sustainability insurance could create, it is expected that the need for travel tourism would drastically reduce just as health infrastructure improves.

Better Retention Of Healthcare Personnel

Nigeria currently loses much of her health personnel due to our internationally uncompetitive pay grade, which is a fraction of what is offered in developed nations, causing enmasse emigration of very needed healthcare workers.

This article was written by Ifelola Olaleye, a co-founder and the CEO of Cydern Technologies LLC and the MedicBird Teleresponse Command Center.

CodeTemplar:
Lol. . . I can imagine how the governors there will be irritated by this guy.
The SE has a relative smaller state size and good numbers of capable hands and I think the idea of policing their rural settlement will be most effective there.

CodeTemplar:
There is no way he is going to ask people to give without the details of the total target being revealed. They could have multiplied the cost of the church by the number of churches to be planted and arrived at that figure. The ministry has jets and anyone can pose as a potential buyer to ask about the cost of those jets. Same too goes for church branches and staff strength. How much are we spending to deal with the 'peace' the other constitutional religion is generating up north. Go check defence budget between 1999 and 2020 and see what we spend on defence yearly. There is no NEDC or NGO funds there yet o. 2 Trillion may be big for a lump sum but the details doesn't make it so big.

RedPanthar:
He has been told countless times by well meaning ministers to stop saying these things but then he won't hear. If global Christian persecution starts me and you would be forced against our faith to do things we don't lie or face death

For over 20 years when people speak against this man I turn the other side, run away, or keep mute and never speak against him in any way. But this is unbecoming. This is provocative.

I find this news as absolutely provocative, insensitive and immoral


May God help us. Everyone with impure motives thesedays


Let's thank God for healing, transformation, bonds broken and boast in the Lord and to e down these kind of information.

RedPanthar:
This news is a show off. I'm a Christian but this a show off.

We Christians shouldn't provoke governmental systems around the world to persecute it.


This type of news will induce envy and bring about persecution.

This is an unnecessary show off. Would Jesus be alive he wouldn't tried this path atall. The other day another individual says he spent 36 billion just on his church altar construction alone


Lest anyone accesses me of speaking against my father's house I'm not. They shout be discreet with this type of information and not attract attacks on the church and Kingdom as a body



I repeat this is amateurish and not the type of Christianity God wants us to practice

My two cents


Meanwhile I'm amazed how people who find it difficult to give palliatives to its followers during lockdown or give 50k or such kind of finances for serious needs would not spend show-off insane financial expenditure. Impure motives everywhere. Smh


Any Christianity without health and robust human capacity building is just a facade. It's the deceitful achievement of impure motives to blind the undiscerning and maul the gullible



I will never take any Christian minister who doesn't prioritise the welfare of its followers. Never. Impure motives and hypocritical practice everywhere thesedays


Before you quote me to curse, I'm a Christian and know what I'm saying first hand

zangaozanga:
This is the real definition of stupidity, a country that import almost everything someone is planning to spend 5billion dollars building churches in the rural areas where unemployment is in the highest, na Church dem go chop

flokii:
Way to go.. Aluta everywhere

Shut those morafvcking glorified secondary schools up and chase the kids there home so everyone will have sense.. public came before private and must run for private to stay open.

Martinez39s:
Equity is cheating. Equality is the fair goal.

openmine:
I have a question.....If FIFA had seen a man and a woman as EQUAL,would they have given the female players maternity leave?

Righteousness89:
Congrats to China on achieving such feat!

Having Said that, what is Most Needful for the Nations and Inhabitants of the Earth Worldwide is to Live the life that will plant their souls in Heaven.
Eternity Beckons on all Inhabitants of the Earth..
Irrespective of Nation, Race, Language, Super Power or Whatever.

Ensure you do what you should to plant your Soul in Heaven.

What we all Need as a People and Nation is to Bow to JESUS CHRIST in total Surrenderness!