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this matter needs to be investigated

OK

thats there problem
ftc

whao ...very helpful especially dt hyundai

ftc

Call it scam ...

beware of fraudsters

Beware of fraudsters....

abeg who read am finish ...help us summarize

The best way to argue with CHELSEA fans in
Public ..... Argue in English Language.

oh that mentally impaired gov. God will heal him.

Jonathan signs Cyber Crime bill into law
The President, Commander-in-Chief, Dr. Goodluck Ebele
Jonathan (GCFR) on Friday, 15th May, 2015 signed into
Law a Bill for an Act to Provide for Prohibition and
Punishment for Electronic Fraud and Electronic Transfer
of Funds Crime in Nigeria And Other Related Matters
2013; now Cyber Crime Bill 2014 sponsored by Senator
Adegbenga Sefiu Kaka of Ogun East Senatorial District in
co-sponsorship with 31 other Senators.
The Bill as assented to by Mr. President seeks to provide
a legal framework for the implementation and evaluation
of response and preventive measures in the fight against
Cyber Crime as well as other related frauds in line with
international best practices.
It also provides a legal framework for the prohibition and
punishment of electronic fraud and cybercrime whilst
promoting e-government services, electronic
communications and transactions amongst/between
public and private bodies as well as institutions and
individuals.
The bill seeks to criminalize certain acts and omissions in
line with regional and international best practices and
provide procedural guidelines for the investigation of
such offences. The legislation also intends to define the
liability of service providers and ensure that national
interest of this country is not compromised by the use
of electronic communications.
Congratulations to all Distinguished Senators of the 7th
Nigerian Senate for achieving this great landmark. This
very important bill that not only seek to fight corruption
to standstill but boost the image of the country within
and outside it as well as reduce to the barest minimum
the rate of cyber-crime in Nigeria.


Reports from the Media Office of Senator Adegbenga
Sefiu Kaka.

Jonathan signs Cyber Crime bill into law
The President, Commander-in-Chief, Dr. Goodluck Ebele
Jonathan (GCFR) on Friday, 15th May, 2015 signed into
Law a Bill for an Act to Provide for Prohibition and
Punishment for Electronic Fraud and Electronic Transfer
of Funds Crime in Nigeria And Other Related Matters
2013; now Cyber Crime Bill 2014 sponsored by Senator
Adegbenga Sefiu Kaka of Ogun East Senatorial District in
co-sponsorship with 31 other Senators.
The Bill as assented to by Mr. President seeks to provide
a legal framework for the implementation and evaluation
of response and preventive measures in the fight against
Cyber Crime as well as other related frauds in line with
international best practices.
It also provides a legal framework for the prohibition and
punishment of electronic fraud and cybercrime whilst
promoting e-government services, electronic
communications and transactions amongst/between
public and private bodies as well as institutions and
individuals.
The bill seeks to criminalize certain acts and omissions in
line with regional and international best practices and
provide procedural guidelines for the investigation of
such offences. The legislation also intends to define the
liability of service providers and ensure that national
interest of this country is not compromised by the use
of electronic communications.
Congratulations to all Distinguished Senators of the 7th
Nigerian Senate for achieving this great landmark. This
very important bill that not only seek to fight corruption
to standstill but boost the image of the country within
and outside it as well as reduce to the barest minimum
the rate of cyber-crime in Nigeria.
Reports from the Media Office of Senator Adegbenga
Sefiu Kaka.

I will personally stage a protest against APC if they should allow these rogues into their fold ... biko

Ogun again ...

Jamzig1:
I never knew there were many Funaabites here on NL. Lets come in here and rub minds as regards happenings in this great citadel of learning..
cc: pseudonomer
nunushokoto
dhelake
simran94
jelailah
popdy
jasdine
bimffo
ennyhola
subbieD
Patoskid
ERCROSS
peluscoten
Atymat
****Lalasticlala FP please****

I rep colamrud

daniel9202:
op u dey craze!! children wey u snap for ur compound u dey form say na ijebu. dah area resemble market area... im come dey poss for u. u dey snap..... take time o

guy grow up ....and stop reasoning with ur anus

Isn't he too small for this ?

isi4:

Why is d white woman using headphone

steppin:
Their ignorance in that area is shameful.
Even the educated ones think same way.
Once you're not from the North, you're automatically an Igbo.
One of the major reasons why Uncle Joe lost, was because majority of them thought he was an Igbo man.

so Jona isn't an ibo ? idontbeliveit

Rapmoney:
Mine: I still vividly remember that day...I went to a friend's house to visit when I discovered that his popsy just bought a Nissan Primera. I didn't know how to drive and neither did my friend. Secretly, I have been dreaming of the day I would drive a car . When he asked me if I could drive, I told him I could. He asked me to teach him and I gladly agreed, since his dad wasn't at home. To me, my dreams of driving a car had come true!!! . Person wey wan teach anoda person how to drive nor even sabi drive . Na so we start. After about 10 mins, two teenage boys were seen in a crashed car that hit a fence with the front of the car totally damaged! Radiator burst...fan break...headlights scatter...wheels nor gree roll again.... My friend had to lie to his parents that he was the one that damaged the car. I really felt sorry for him because that night was like a Mortal Kombat brutality in their house . After that unfortunate incidence, I swore I would never crash a car again and so it has been! I have been driving for 14 years now and such has not occured again!!! #NaGodWin#

Share yours too

mine was funny ...... though I started driving when I was in ss2(2008).. it was my mum who taught me driving with her mazda626. she always insist I won't drive without her sitting beside me which I don't like. one day d car hoot needs to be fixed at a mechanic workshop. when we got there she said I shld wait behind, she took bike home. when d meco finished he asked me will u wait for your mum or what ..I eagerly said I will take d car home ... I drove to my friend house to let him knw I'm now an expert before driving home ..close to our house there is a woman selling bread beside the road...just to impress d woman and her daugher(my classmate) I decided to park and buy bread ...as I was about to park I fell d car inside d gutter... mum met me there gave me hottest slap ever. people around assisted us in pushing before getting it out.. that was the first and the only mishap I experience.

Magnitude

CnCstore:
Okay.pls are you a student of FUNAAB? If yes,i need ur help

I'm a funaabite ..how may I help you

shurlar50:
please, does FUNAAB accepts direct entry? I'm also a food technology student@MAPOLY

Yes FUNAAB accepts DE in all her courses ...

CnCstore:
Pls I want to know if fUNAAB runs M.sc nutrition and dietetics?

Yes FUNAAB runs d NUD even at PhD

Had it been its during the electioneering ...I'm sure he wouldn't behaved like dt... Nigerian politicians sha they claimed to be our friends b4 getting power

Are am also studying the course @Abeokuta
I believe the demand for food scientists is high at d moment in Nigeria ...

wristwatch:
What of FUNAAB?

don't mind them ... FUNAAB remains d toughest ...talking from experience

ogahlouiskid18:
Below are 10 hardest Universities to get into
in Nigeria.
This article is not to discourage those of
prospective students that have chosen the
under listed schools as their most preferred
universities in JAMB.
It is however, a way to motivate all those
who applied for the schools to read harder in
the forthcoming Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination. It’s always
survival of the fittest!
.
.
.
.
. Hardest Universities to get into in Nigeria.
Although not necessarily in this order, among
the list of schools in Nigeria that give
prospective students tough time are :-
1. University of Ibadan (UI)
2. Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU)
3. University of Benin (UNIBEN)
4. University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN)
5. Federal University of Technology Owerri
(FUTO)
6. Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (UNIZIK)
7. University of Lagos (UNILAG)
8. University of Calabar (UNICAL)
9. Ahmadu Bello University (ABU)
10. University of Ilorin (UNILORIN)
.
.
Since you are done with JAMB all u have to
do is read for their post UTME exams. You
can get their past questions from
myschool.com.ng and read up. With high
post UTME score the school will beg for you!
So start revising and get ready.

. ... where do you put my school FUNAAB ! d best of the rest