Tedpgrass:




Very well said!!!!


Bunch of ignorant losers!!


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The matter pain you o. Na there you dey work abi?

mansakhalifa:
Hilarious...

The originator of this new motto should approach the bank ASAP. This is even far better than "My Bank And I".

Fcmb will definitely pay top dollars/nairn for it depending on the negotiating capabilities of both parties.

I will contact my friend to meet them for an offer. I hope they will give him a mouth watering one.
Thanks for suggestion.

228eight:
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Why now?

nsiba:
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Sharap!

Very good if they don't sack the anything UNDER the skirt boss then FCMB will get the sack

��� Very correct. They must immediately show him the way out to serve as deterrent to other MDs

Vaughanlanrewaj:


Says who sir? You or the court or an independent committee? If we are pushing for investigation then let the committee do its job.

It is easy to hide your identity in a faceless forum and drag him but the truth is that if you are found to be on a smear campaign and paid to do so, your identity should be unravelled, your affiliation established and your account investigated.

You and your team can drag him and insist on justice but it is evil to receive money from competitors of FCMB to bring down FCMB.
FCMB does not legislate over private affairs of its employees and if anyone is found to have issues, report to the police and FCMB management and allow them investigate.

What you are doing now by hiding your identity and smearing FCMB should be investigated by the CBN.

Oga, do you understand the meaning of the expression"allegations" ? Who says he is guilty?
Moreover, didn't you read that the wife confessed to the husband that her former boss was the true father of the children.
Brother, I only shared a funny post I saw on WhatsApp, don't accuse me wrongly.

supportnija:
My wife can work anywhere but not in the bank,
I started my work as POS support staff in one of this generation bank, bank employ you between age 18 and 24 , send you to academy, you must bring 4 to 6 million within 1to 5 month or you loose your job, this policy alone target at the rich and the people who are ready to give out their body, our system make everybody a sinner , even in government job either you pay or you give your body. Is a pit .

Yeah, I quite agree with you. That's why women of more successful as bank marketers than their male counterparts. It is a give and take situation.
However, we can't because of this stop our wives who are professional or trained bankers and are passionate about the banking industry not to pursue a career in banking.
We just need to sanitize the Nigerian system.
We all have a role to play

Vaughanlanrewaj:


Seems FCMB is the target of de-marketers with these media attacks.

CBN should please move in and investigate all these people probably paid to carry out smear campaign against FCMB before they bring down a formidable financial institution like FCMB.

Is it the allegations of taking undue advantage of your exalted position as the MD of a Bank to break a marital home which has led to the untimely death of the husband that be investigated or the or the propagators of the smear campaign?
Brother! receive it @common sense

gasparpisciotta:


Where is the picture/ logo?

This is it below

I saw this on the Status of a friend and decided to share with Nairalanders.

According to my Friend who works in one of the New Generation Banks, the best or new Motto of FCMB should be "YOUR WIFE AND I"
this is coming days after the MD of the Bank was alleged to have fathered the two children of a former employee of the bank - Mrs Moyo Thomas.
Do you share his opinion?

Sammy07:



You're actually correct.
I share your sentiments.

But there are some things that ought to be put in place also.
Example.
You guys destroyed alcoholic and marijuana in the North.

But you're sharing the VAT alongside the southerners from the FAAC it shouldn't be so.

Bro, please I am not Northerner. I am an Apostle of Truth and Just
I only say the plain and hidden truth in every argument.
Do you know, we have more cases of Drug abuse in the North than in South? But is it right? No
Should society condone it, so that children will start smoking weed in the presence of their parents like we see in the West? No.
Brother, from my observations, the most unprincipled chain smoker will never wish his child to become a smoker even for a day. Do you know why, because what is wrong is wrong even if everyone is doing it and what is right is right even if no body does it.
Same with alcohol, it is a sin both in Islam and Christianity, so, why openly endorse what God has forbidden?.
Alcoholism makes a nation unproductive. Why do you think Jonathan was the most ridiculed President Nigeria ever had? Because it is believe that when you start your day with SAPELLE WATER or MONKEY TAIL you will be as good as useless for the rest of the day.
Let's understand this.
In the issue of VAT, I think honestly, the North should ask the Federal Government to excuse them from the sharing of VAT generated from the brewery industry

Sammy07:



How I wish I can like your comment a million times.
At the bolded, tho their are some barbaric acts or cultures that the Northerners should stop, it's dragging the country backwards.

Esp, in the aspect of Religion.

Brother, even the British respected those "barbaric" acts you talked about during their stay in Nigeria and that was why they recorded their greatest success in the North. If your society condones berating and belittling of the Creator, good for you but don't try it in places where the Creator is held in high esteem. If your society condones all forms of DECADENCE, good for you. You can do as you wish in your community but don't try it in societies where im moralities are considered as an invitation to God's Wrath.

In the West, you dare not scold your child or even subject him or her to any form of corporal purnishment even when they refuse to serve God or go to churches on Sundays. You try that in America or Europe, Prison will be your resting place. Do you tolerate that in your culture or personal home? No. So why demand for the contrary from the Northerners?
Finally, haven't you heard the saying "when in Rome, You behave like Romans".

moodyguy:
What's d app about.

They are yet to issue full details on the App but from what we read, we think it is to ease the registration process and reduce unnecessary extortion

MASTAkiLLAh:
Lots of Nigerians had been complaining about extortions by nimc officials before now, this tweet only added to the list of voices. Stop trying to create a hero by force

At least this was the one FGN reacted to swiftly. So, let's appreciate and commend them for their imput.

[quote author=BafanaBafana post=97604701]Things that go on in the south, even free things are monetized, they charge themselves mercilessly and then turn to blame the north.
I just don't understand[/quote
It is true, the same way the leadership of the South particularly the Nigeria Delta axis literally divert the entirety of of 13% been generated from oil sales. After squandering this whooping sum of money, they instigate and finance faceless individuals to attack oil installations in demand for an increase. Look at the comic scene taking place in NDDC: check out the achievement of the commission and compare it to that of North East Devt commission, you will cry for Nigeria Delta particularly when you put the annual budget of these two agencies into consideration.
Let's start holding our leaders accountable.
Let's not defend criminals irrespective of their ethnic and religious background.

capitalzero:

I cannot see any app in Google.

I said will be"launched" meaning it is yet to be on Google. They just finished working on the app, it has been transmitted to the Digital Minister for assessment and upward review. I think from Monday, it should be on Google play store.

talk2hb1:
We are our own problem, we elected the wrong leader, we still extorting ourselves, Tooh.

it is a State of nature affair where life is seen as survival of the fittest in which might was right.

We have to rise against this dog eat dog situation

PARADIZEPRIEST:
You nimc made wreckless pronouncements that started this exportion in first place.How can you ppl be thinkin backwards in this digital age? Why threat?
You threatened to block citizens' lines where your registration sys cannot even cope with the mamoth crowd,this shows you have no plans to meet this reg deadlines you put up.n
nimc Remove the deadlines,it is unrealistic.Then increase registration centres across the states using JAMB CBT CENTRES.THAT IS D SOLUTION TO MEET 100MILLION nin REGISTRATION B4 FEB ENDING.

I want to add that the new App set to be launched will fasten and ease the registration processes

PARADIZEPRIEST:
You nimc mada pronouncement that started this exportion.
Your threat to block citizens lines where your registration sys cant even cope with the mamoth,shows you have no plans to meet this reg deadlines.
Remove the deadlines it is unrealistic and increase registration centres across the states using JAMB CBT CENTRES.THAT IS D SOLUTION TO MEET 100MILLION REGISTRATION B4 FEB ENDING.

Brother, even before the deadline was issued, virtually all the centers I know around my state were charging fees for registration. It's just that this 'fees' became outrageous since the issuance of the deadline. We must rise up against corruption in our own little ways.w

TheGiftedOne:
Naija factor... Chai!

We must stop the attitude of associating negative factors to Nigeria. Why can't we start a campaign against negative traits? the campaign starts with you and me. We must believe in Nigeria and work for the Nigeria of our dreams

Yusufisraelj:
Brilliant, some Nigerians just like to monetize government schemes that are free bkos of privilege, registration is free but you have to pay for the card.

This is cruelty of the highest order. How can you charge an already impoverished Nigerians thousands of Naira for the services Government is paying you to render free of Charge

With all sense of fairness, what Arrewa posted was just a defense of his heritage. I have read over a thousand comments on nairaland, I think when compared to the ululations of our Southern contemporaries, you can't describe Arrewa as being Tribalistic.
In fact, it seems Nairaland was established solely for the castigation of the North by the way the moderators turn blind eyes to the dererogatory remarks of their Southern brothers.
You can't be in the South and expect to dictate the way of life of others, neither can you migrate to a community and expect them to change their norms and culture because of you. If you can't adapt yourself to their culture, move else where or go back home. This is exactly what Southerners in the North are doing, you want northerners to alter their lifestyles to suit your whims and Caprices; it is not possible
That double standard of a justice must end on Nairaland

doggedfighter:
Arrewa and Yenefer should learn how to conduct themselves on a public forum


They're too tribalistic.

Even after being banned, he's still opening threads and embarking on name calling of the igbos.

It's childish !

In the early hours of Yesterday, the leadership of the PanNigerianist movement; a nacent movement committed towards the unity of Nigeria and the survival of Nigeria beyond 2023, called out the management of the National Identification Management Commission on Twitter over the outrageous fees charged by NIN registration Centers. This quickly attracted the response of the management. Check it out

According to the movement, registration centers are charging from 2500-5000 per registration when it is supposed to be free. What is the situation in your area?

@nimc_ng
Why are the centers across Nigeria charging obnoxious sum for registration of NIN. From #2000-#5000 depending on your location. Is NIN registration not supposed to be free for all?
Pls. do something urgently, Nigerians can't afford this outrageous fee

After the advert for a new VC in Federal University Lokoja was placed, 81 Professors submitted their application to lead the Ivory Towers for the next five years.

The University Governing Council led by Sen. Chris Adighije, trimmed the number of applicants to 20 early this December. It was from this number that Prof Olayemi Durotimi Akinwumi has emerged as the 3rd Vice-Chancellor of Federal University Lokoja.
The announcement was made this afternoon Friday, 18th December, 2020 by the Chairman of the Governing Council, Sen. Chris Adighije following the conclusion of the Process of Selection of the next Vice-Chancellor for the University.

Professor Olayemi Akinwumi, born on 20th January,1964, is the current Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics) at the Nasarawa State University, Keffi. He is a Professor of History and a Fellow of Historical Society of Nigeria (HSN).

A big congratulations to Professor Olayemi Akinwumi, wishing you a successful tenure in Fulokoja

In reaction to the Call for ICC to probe the Nigerian Army, PanNigerianist Movement has called of the Nigerian President to withdraw the Country from the Treaty establishing the Court.

Do you agree with the movement?

In as much as we have our lapses as a country and as a people, we must never allow ourselves to be intimidated by externalities. If the ICC turned blind eyes to British army war crimes, then they can't intimate us

ICC and it's satellite organizations must stop the penchant attitude of going after African leaders.
@MBuhari
pls. withdraw Nigeria from that treaty
African & Nigerian Issue must be handled in African & Nigerian ways.

AngusTV:
Maybe just a few part of it would be shared

The rest would be shared during elections to buy vote.

Someone he was keeping it to share it on his birthday (palliatives that he didn’t buy with his money o)

That is the most annoying part of it. So, Nigerians are entitle to feeding only when he is throwing a feast were he would be celebrated. How did we get here pls?

Pls. move to the front page

Hello Nairalanders,


Reading about how Covid-19 palliatives were left under lock and key across the country left me disheartened and got me thinking?

If the Palliatives were not distributed as planned considering the pang of inconvenience the Covid Pandemic subjected every one to, what would have been the fate of those materials? Putting into consideration how IDPs' funds and materials had been diverted in the past.

Why is it that almost all the Governors across the country were all guilty of this act of inhumanity of man to man?

Do you think those who broke into the warehouses across the Country have done any bad?
Pls. move to the front page

500 BILLION COVID19 INTERVENTION FUND; A REFELECTION ON RECENT INTERVENTION FUNDS

by
Inda Nurudeen Bello

It was with a feeling of indifference that a good number of Nigerians received the news of 500 billion naira intervention fund(amidst the several billions of naira donated by good will individuals and corporate organisations) being sought by the Federal Government to effectively combat the Covid2-19 pandemic that has swept across the globe. While it is quite fitting and proper that we should do this as it indicates giving the situation the attention of utmost urgency  it deserves, past and recent intervention funds experiences have left a good number of Nigerians skeptical as to the fate that awaits the fund once approved.

Nigeria's emergency funds experiences have shown that agencies and sometimes ministries like NEMA, NDDC, the Presidential Initiative for North East (PINE) the Nigerian Defence Ministry are merchants in the cloak of government agency out to profiteer from every situation possible. For example,despite the one billion dollars intervention fund for the acquisition of arms and ammunition in 2018 plus the allocation of 429.128 billion naira in 2016 budget, 465.57 billion naira in 2017 budget, 580.145 billion naira in 2018 budget 435.62 billion and 878.458 billion naira in 2019 and 2020 budget respectively, the Nigerian defence sector particularly the Nigerian Army is still grappling with challenges of under equipment in weaponry needed to combat terrorism head on.[ Please note, the Chadian government that is now taking the battle to the terrorists have an annual budget of less than 1.5 billion dollars]. In fact, the top army hierarchy was caught in a major shake up recently, in what appeared as a conjured and comical arrangement to rationalize or justify the redeployment of Gen. Adeniyi; the Commander in charge of Operation Lafiya Dole, who spoke against the pathetic situation of officers squaring it out with terrorists in the North Eastern part of the country. 

Also, the the alleged Illegal approval and mismanagement of 5.8 billion naira North East Internally Displaced Persons Funds by the Vice President and his Co travellers, the alleged embezzlement of 33 billion naira emergency funds by the a former D.G of NEMA uncovered by the house of reps, the alleged misappropriation of 8 miilion dollars IDP Fund by the Presidential Initiative for the North East uncovered by the senate; The diversion and misappropriation of relief materials and funds for flood victims are high profile intervention funds cases still fresh in our minds like wounds too fresh for the eyes to look at and for the hands to touch. 

This doubt or skepticism is further heightened by the failure of our leaders to acknowledge their failings and the squalid nature of our health system. This was evident in the comic response of the Minister of Foreign Affairs as to why Foreign Governments are evacuating their citizens from Nigeria. According to him, these governments are evacuating their citizens because of the desire by those individuals to be close to a health system they are familiar with in case they contract the disease; a comical response meant to salvage a point while covering up the state of neglect our health system has suffered over the years;a situation midwifed by years of thriving profligacy and vision-less leadership.

This should be a moment of self retrospection as a nation, an opportunity right our wrongs, to get our app together particularly in the health sector. The Ministry of Health and the NCDC must not see this as their turn to take their 'fair' share of the 'National Cake', we must avoid heart touching episodes of setting up mystical committees to investigate how donations made by individuals and coporate bodies in support of the fight  against this pandemic were utilised: committees who's  findings will long be lost in the fog and nights of antiquity before it is reached, the officials in charge of procurement must not see this as another avenue of stealing in accordance to the law. This 500 billion intervention fund must be seen as a stepping stone or  the right step towards revitalization of the health sector; acquiring requisite health facilities needed towards making our health system a world class system, adequate remuneration of health personnel to stem the tides of frequent loss of our medical brains to foreign nations among others.

Our leaders must come to terms with realities of our health system and avoid these series of denials and fish tales being dished out to cover for their failings. They must reflect on the ridicule and humiliation this pandemic outbreak has exposed them to at the international level  as seen in the evacuation of foreigners from Nigeria( most disheartening is the fact that fellow Third World Countries like Egypt and Lebanon are evacuating their citizens too) and the suggestion by French Doctors of turning Africa into an experimental ground for testing the efficacy of their vaccines.

Finally, in the spirit of fairness, we must commend the Federal Government's  dogged fight against this pandemic as the government have succeeded greatly were many World Powers have failed as evident in the number of Covid 19 victims and the fatality rate recorded thus far. Indeed, they have proven that they are on top of the situation and are up to the task whenever they have resolutely resolve to work. Also, we must  commend well meaning Nigerians: individuals, corporate organisations, religious bodies and parastatals that have in one way or the other contributed generously in the fight against this pandemic. This spirit of good samaritanism must not only be extended during outbreaks alone it must be extended to post outbreak period as this is what is needed to stem the scourge of poverty that is confronting the country and in achieving even and equitable distribution of resources. Less I forgot to add, the opposition parties must strive to be responsible in critical moments like this and stop their endless and needless rants and criticism at every giving opportunity

[quote author=Oma307 post=77865854]
they can vote for him but the vote of one local government area among the Igalas will cancel the entire vote in Ebiraland[/quote

Firstly, to the guy that talked of Ebira people voting for Yahya Bello again, I want to tell you point blank that it is not not true. Hunger and poverty bear no Tribal marks nor religion. The Ebiras are the worst affected by the uncivil and in human style of governance being administered by Yaya Bello and his Igala Oracle called Onoja.

Now, to the Tribal bigot called OMA307, to claim that one local government from the Igala axis will cancel all the votes from Ebiraland is a my product of your delusion, a lie concocted from the deepest pit of hell. If you don't know, get this today, the most populated local government in Kogi State is Okene local government. With this, there is no way votes from one local government will cancel out all the votes from Ebiraland.
In as much as it is not disputable that you people the Igalas have a numerical edge over others, it amounts to gross exaggeration to say one local government in your axis surpassed the five local government of the Ebiras put together.

Finally, in as much as Yahya Bello has failed woefully in governance, others before him like Ibrahim Idris and Idris Ichalla Wada were disasters in governance too, neither was Audu any saint. In other words, each an every tribe has their good, the bads and Pazzos among them, it is just unfortunate that it is the Pazzo among the Ebiras that this opportunity fell into his hands, it doesn't mean we do not have good people amongst us breaking ground in administration allover the globe

hisexcellency34:
I can't wait for Mary Odili to become Chief Justice of Nigeria ((CJN). Buhari, Amaechi and APC fear that woman no be small

What u(his excellency) failed to realise is that the next three judges after Tanko will all retire before him, so, it is the number six judge that will take over from Tanko except for death.