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Unruly7:
How you portray the girl evil without saying anything bad about your son lol

If the girl is a chain smoker it means your son is a chronic smoker

If the girl is a prostitute it means your son is one

If the girl is not responsible for sleeping in a man house, your son is irresponsible for sneaking in a girl in his father's house VERY DISRESPECTFUL

Atleast the girl is working your son isn't working

The problem here is your son maybe you help him get a job and his own apartment

Since he has decided to be useless let him continue



Before you quote me remember The girl won't come to the house if the boy didn't invite her

Wisemum kindly ignore this naive comment

His advocacy on child care and support has been massive in the last two years. Assisting orphanages and calling on MPs to do the needful.

Congratulations Marcus

Gee64:
When power goes off at the middle of your cooking, a twist is experienced.

LoL The gas cooker now serve as a backup. Moreover the hotplate will complete the cooking although at a slower rate. Unless it beans. 1Kw is just about N27 from Eko Disco

Happy to hear that, MTN network down time caused havoc yesterday,

The averted strike action would have caused more damage and panic.

Electric cooker will is a better alternative. This i have been trying even with prepaid meter

There were too many negative abusive words in the rebuttal.

VitalRock:
Thanks for taking so much time to type and make plenty sense .

You are welcome.

The intention was good, it will surely erased social barricade of parity. Every act shall be judged according to the intention.

VitalRock

With Edu-training you will meet children from rich background as well as parents. You will like the work environment and the likes, but what will be gain knowledge wise?

You can copies of their scheme of work/syllabus. Established contacts with some education departments if the opportunity arise. But keep note maximum of 10 years work span after that probability of you being relevant with that organisation will be less than 25%, reason is by then they prefer having their children as administering the institutions and your age by then will be an issue for their young family blood. You will meet great and brilliant individuals but after a while you will realise your stagnant. In few years those you trained would have become managers or professionals in their chosen field but you be happy that impact knowledge, albeit poor or not too good financial standing. Some of the trainees may never reckon with because they will feel they pay for your service

The hotel job will give you wider experience and the pay is better. You can kill start a better career in the hospitality industry and hotel management. Like you can use that same store keeping experience to move to a multi-national manufacturing company as a store keeper.

For prosperity sake [/b] [b]your boss is never your friend. In your workplace you keep only official friends. Divulging your personal information to your HR who is your boss no matter the hierarchy will make you vulnerable.

Note all the jobs you mentioned are more of a one man business hence the need to plan your stay for not too long as a work place.

Everything depends on your future ambition and life style choice. Appraise each opportunity, job security if any and pray for God guidance.

Best of luck

amp01:
Hello.
I have a flatbed truck,can work anywhere in the south-south.
If you have a job,kindly let me know.
Cheers.

Call me asap I have jobs for that axis. My contact details on my signature. Thanks

Kindly contact us for your haulage service, we are a sure plug to Flatbed for container transportation across the Nation. Also deal with sided cover body trucks.

Thanks

Thermocool chest freezer can do that once it the opening door not too frequent.

Economy is really bad, many people are struggling. The inflation rate need to be curb.

slizzyb:
Watch sellers, where in Lagos island can I get quality and less costly watches.

Idumagbo Avenue Lagos Island is the best place to buy at wholesale price

Chucks234:
I disagree with Mr Sanwo. He is asking for more allocations to states when they indirectly receive 47% (LG allocation). Also on the influx of people into lagos and the need for FG support which is laughable considering the amount of FG infrastructure in the state (the highest FG presence of any state in Nigeria). A simple breakdown of these infrastructure will help
1. The functional seaports is situated in Lagos built by revenue from other states (eg Groundnut, Cocoa and Crude).
2. The International & Local airport built with revenue from other states.
3. Major highways & bridges owned by FG and built with revenue from other states.
4. Unilag, Yabatech, LUTH, FTC & other FG parastatals built by revenue from other states.
5. Railway also built by revenue from other states just to mention a few.
5. Dangote refinery (technically been built by FG because CBN is a major financier of the project) I forsee an FG takeover in the future if he fails to pay his debts.

So LASG should show us what thay have used the allocations since capital was moved to Abuja in 1993 to do. In 22yrs how many new infrastructure has been built in Lagos by successive governors? They scream we have the highest IGR but forget to acknowledge that this IGR is driven by FG infrastructure in the state which other states do not have the luxury of getting.

Imagine a scenario where imports into the country is evenly distributed amongst the sea ports in the country, with same amount of FG infrastructure in all states we won't be hearing this nonsense from Mr governor.

Apapa Port have been in existence since 1913, dredging of deep sea and it's standardization was done before 1930. It was Tincan port that was established in 1976 hurriedly constructed to mitigate armada cement crisis of 1975. So Tincan was not constructed from any groundnuts funds. Era of groundnuts, cocoa and palm oil funds ends with regional government in late 60s.

Lagos to Ibadan railway has been in operation since 1896, extended to Minna in 1911 and reached its northeastern terminus of Nguru in 1930.

Lagos Airport Ikeja, was built during the world war Ii, as the main base for West African Air Service. It has been an international airport before Nigeria's independent. Not constructed with funds from groundnuts whatever.

University of Lagos was established in 1962 after UI, UNN, OAU and ABU. By regional governments except UI that was established by the Colonial (British) same as Yabatech simply because of access to sea.

Other States have universities and University teaching hospitals constructed by the Federal Government.

Lagos access to the sea is played a big role in it's development, it's was blessed with good terrain immediately after the sea unlike areas of the country that have access to the sea.

[/b] If other States and generating funds from the derivative and brags as source of revenue to the Nigerian government. Lagos thus has same derivative rights albeit denied and bigger bragging rights for it's success and it's industrialization.[b]

Ports in other parts of the Country were first discovered and used by the Colonial Masters mostly during the slave trade. Once Lagos port was discovered all others were relegated by the Colonial for better security, better accessibility, good terrain immediately after the sea and availability of solid land for construction of industries.

As for the development in the last 22years, you will appreciate and be able to appraise that if only you know how Ajah and Lekki looks like before 1999.

Zordgrub please be prepared there is more to it. You have to be very patient and calculative. Make sure your boss block his card and foreclosure any fraud arising from that particular card.

He believes you are about to leave his service, hence the protective and antagonistic disposition from him. You need to leave that company without any grudges, but he (your boss) will always create one. Henceforth be professional in your dealings and stop labour servitude, executes your job very and always demand for standard protocols and facilities.

Treat all your colleagues as official friends and nothing more.

Best of luck

Let wait and see, but I can assure that the
E-Warriors of those to exposed as from tomorrow are already rebuttal, albeit lies.

Bola Omo Tinubu,
Asiwaju Oko Oluremi
Jagaban of Africa

Wishing you the very best always.

Congratulations for the great achievement is not easy being an entrepreneur, especially nurturing a business in this clime.

The secret with Fintech that operations cut across national borders are better immune to the economic woes of poor government policies and the insecurities plaguing Nigeria as at now.

Do same marketing in your area as well even if it is just computer print out "[/b] Ironing of Clothes Service available[b]

Road block by security operatives?

ibechris:
Currently,we have 22 PFA's in Nigeria. And about seven among them are the oldest.
So,the best performing pension organisations are: Trustfund pensions.
Stanbic IBTC pensions
AXA mansard pensions.
Arm pensions.

These are the strongest and best performing pension organisations anytime,any day.

Please remove ARM from that list 2014 Pension Reform Act allowed 50% lump sum withdrawal. Yet ARM wasted a retiree time and money by denying him the obvious until a court make give judgment in the favour of the retiree.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2020/07/27/retirees-over-60-years-entitled-to-50-lump-sum-pension-payment-court-says/amp/

a landmark judgement, Justice Oyebiola Oyewumi of the National Industrial Court, Abuja Judicial Division has ordered ARM Pension Managers to pay a retiree, Mr. Maroof Giwa, at least 50 percent lump sum of his pension.

Pension managers at the moment pay 25% lump sum to retirees.




But Justice Oyewumi said the norm be broken for Giwa, considering his age, and the life expectancy of male Nigerians as projected by World Health Organisation.

The Court held that 25 percent lump sum calculated by the Arm Pension Managers as claimant’s pension is unlawful.

He said that the 25 percent withdrawal as clearly stated in the Pension Reform Act is in respect of a retiree who voluntarily retired at age 50.

The provision, she said is not applicable to Giwa.

Maroof Giwa had approached Arm Pension Managers to apply for pension and withdrawal benefits but the PFA offered to pay 25% of his total retirement savings which he rejected.

He demanded 50% of the total sum.

The claimant claimed that the computation of the lump sum/benefits by the defendant done on the basis of 25% is unknown to the law.

He argued that he cannot be treated like a retiree who retired voluntarily and that he’s 60 years and above and would want to withdraw 50% or 75% of his total pension.

Arm Pension Managers, the defendant in this case, submitted that the claimant has no right and his statement of fact discloses no reasonable cause of action against it.

Its counsel, M. Abdulraheem Esq submitted that the template as provided by the 2nd defendant-National Pensions Commission only guarantees a minimum 25% lump sum payable.

He said paying a higher percentage lump sum (to the maximum of 50%) is dependent on several variables.

He submitted that to allow the claimant argument as per his claims will amount to tinkering with an Act of the National Assembly and it will allow not only the claimant but any other RSA holder determine what should be paid to him or her.

He said doing so would amount to usurping the powers of the 2nd defendant as stipulated by law that the withdrawal of lump sum is an option predicated on the condition that the residue in the RSA would be sufficient to procure funds withdrawals or annuity.

National Pensions Commission Counsel E.O Awa argued that the Act did not make provision for a lump sum of 50%, 65%, 75% or 25% except 25% lump sum on request to any employee that retires before the age of 50 years or disengages from employment.

But Justice Oyewumi held that the age category of the claimant 60 years and above was not in the contemplation of Section 7(2) of the Act that specifically made provision for a 50-year-old retiree to withdraw 25% lump sum.

“This in view of the unambiguous provision of Section 7(1) of the Act, which entitles the claimant to utilise the amount credited to his RSA account by the withdrawal of a lump sum from the total amount credited to his account. The only proviso here is that the balance after the withdrawal of the lump sum shall be enough to procure annuity for life for the retiree.

“A community reading of Section 173 of the Constitution, Section 7(1) of the Act as well as clauses 4.0 and 5.1.1 of the regulation, clearly evinces that there is no specific amount or percentage stipulated as a lump sum that a retiree of claimant’s age(60 years and above) can withdraw.

“Secondly, the amount to be withdrawn by a retiree of claimant’s age is to be calculated in view of his life expectancy.

“His right to his pension shall not be altered or withheld to his disadvantage and finally the quarterly withdrawal has to be at his discretion, i.e. he has to opt for it and not at the whims and caprices of the 1st defendant to determine what and how he could withdraw same.

“The W.H.O in 2018, puts the life expectancy of a male Nigerian at 54.7 years, which is approximate to 55 years. This said, the claimant, in this case, has lived beyond the projection of W.H.O. of a life expectancy of a male Nigerian. This in my view displays the inadequacy of man and human frailty, in other words, no one can actually determine when a man will die, except his maker”

ATTAHDYE:
ARM pension

Don't ever consider ARM it is a wicked PFA


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2020/07/27/retirees-over-60-years-entitled-to-50-lump-sum-pension-payment-court-says/amp/

a landmark judgement, Justice Oyebiola Oyewumi of the National Industrial Court, Abuja Judicial Division has ordered ARM Pension Managers to pay a retiree, Mr. Maroof Giwa, at least 50 percent lump sum of his pension.

Pension managers at the moment pay 25% lump sum to retirees.




But Justice Oyewumi said the norm be broken for Giwa, considering his age, and the life expectancy of male Nigerians as projected by World Health Organisation.

The Court held that 25 percent lump sum calculated by the Arm Pension Managers as claimant’s pension is unlawful.

He said that the 25 percent withdrawal as clearly stated in the Pension Reform Act is in respect of a retiree who voluntarily retired at age 50.

The provision, she said is not applicable to Giwa.

Maroof Giwa had approached Arm Pension Managers to apply for pension and withdrawal benefits but the PFA offered to pay 25% of his total retirement savings which he rejected.

He demanded 50% of the total sum.

The claimant claimed that the computation of the lump sum/benefits by the defendant done on the basis of 25% is unknown to the law.

He argued that he cannot be treated like a retiree who retired voluntarily and that he’s 60 years and above and would want to withdraw 50% or 75% of his total pension.

Arm Pension Managers, the defendant in this case, submitted that the claimant has no right and his statement of fact discloses no reasonable cause of action against it.

Its counsel, M. Abdulraheem Esq submitted that the template as provided by the 2nd defendant-National Pensions Commission only guarantees a minimum 25% lump sum payable.

He said paying a higher percentage lump sum (to the maximum of 50%) is dependent on several variables.

He submitted that to allow the claimant argument as per his claims will amount to tinkering with an Act of the National Assembly and it will allow not only the claimant but any other RSA holder determine what should be paid to him or her.

He said doing so would amount to usurping the powers of the 2nd defendant as stipulated by law that the withdrawal of lump sum is an option predicated on the condition that the residue in the RSA would be sufficient to procure funds withdrawals or annuity.

National Pensions Commission Counsel E.O Awa argued that the Act did not make provision for a lump sum of 50%, 65%, 75% or 25% except 25% lump sum on request to any employee that retires before the age of 50 years or disengages from employment.

But Justice Oyewumi held that the age category of the claimant 60 years and above was not in the contemplation of Section 7(2) of the Act that specifically made provision for a 50-year-old retiree to withdraw 25% lump sum.

“This in view of the unambiguous provision of Section 7(1) of the Act, which entitles the claimant to utilise the amount credited to his RSA account by the withdrawal of a lump sum from the total amount credited to his account. The only proviso here is that the balance after the withdrawal of the lump sum shall be enough to procure annuity for life for the retiree.

“A community reading of Section 173 of the Constitution, Section 7(1) of the Act as well as clauses 4.0 and 5.1.1 of the regulation, clearly evinces that there is no specific amount or percentage stipulated as a lump sum that a retiree of claimant’s age(60 years and above) can withdraw.

“Secondly, the amount to be withdrawn by a retiree of claimant’s age is to be calculated in view of his life expectancy.

“His right to his pension shall not be altered or withheld to his disadvantage and finally the quarterly withdrawal has to be at his discretion, i.e. he has to opt for it and not at the whims and caprices of the 1st defendant to determine what and how he could withdraw same.

“The W.H.O in 2018, puts the life expectancy of a male Nigerian at 54.7 years, which is approximate to 55 years. This said, the claimant, in this case, has lived beyond the projection of W.H.O. of a life expectancy of a male Nigerian. This in my view displays the inadequacy of man and human frailty, in other words, no one can actually determine when a man will die, except his maker”

The Judge was right, that policy is discriminatory. While not apply to all the 36 States and FCT. At least there are banks with regional banking license.

Policy makers within the apex bank are not making use of research and planning. Or not encoding the indices across board.

Better than nothing. The Ogun State Governor need to up his game very important road like that should not be left to deteriorate to such a horrible state before repair/maintenance works are carried out on it.

lexy2014:
The wall on d US Mexico border wasn't built by Trump. It was already there before he became president

Please research it was wire fence before Former President Donald Trump started the construction of the metal and concrete wall.

Gratefulheart1:
Mumu country, always wasting years on things that can be fixed within seconds.


After building Berlin wall, they discover wall of China is what they need, after that they discover they also need towers of Babel to be able to see bandits properly.


Mumu black African race.


Sometimes I wonder if it's same God that created White people and Blacks.


Shame on black people.

There is nothing outdated about building walls, Former President of America Donald Trump builds walls around America's border with Mexico.

[/b]That being said, you make mockery of yourself and race. People with unknown neo-inferiority complex syndrome enjoys deriding themselves and their race.[b]

[/b] Saying border insecurities can be fixed within seconds is justified your negative contribution to the discuss.[b]

Honour and respect your Mum always, but stick to your plan with all your strength. It is only now that you can lay a solid foundation for yourself and descendants.

Be more focus about your plan to relocate acquire the right education and skills. African mothers like to boast that my child has his own house, but life goes beyond that. That your little savings can't complete a 2-bedroom flat, it can not even buy you a full plot of land in a location that you may consider ok for having basic infrastructure.

So you can not convince her but you can be sure of your plans and aspirations. Please stick to your plans.

Best of luck

Xmen149:
Where in Lagos island please

You can new bicycles and children cars at Oroyinyin Street, off Idumagbo Avenue Lagos Island. Bicycles only at Isale-Agbede Street off Idumagbo Avenue Lagos Island

DTOBS:
Hello Guys, please do you have contact of anyone that can help me pack chairs from Ajah to Berger.

Please I need someone that his rate is fair.

Please tag me to whoever you know.

Thanks

Dlemy is this doable?