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Nafizzey:
How do I solve this out. Is there nothing I can to verify and rectify before the reg close?

This might help... Go back to the n-power portal, fill in your details, wait for n-power server to inform u that you have already registered. On that page that says that you have already registered, check the top of the page, you will see "upload attachments", click on it to take you to the next page where you will attach your documents, then click submit after attaching your documents. U should get a congratulatory message afterwards. Best of luck!

Another sort of game from n-power. I registered since 2weeks ago and i've been expecting the so called "acknowledgement letter". The said letter however came this morning but what got me thinking about the letter is that no name was on it as i can only see "Dear Applicant". I just hope all is still well sha

Guys, I need help! My gionee M2 got bricked while upddating the phone system. And snce then, I have been unable to solve the issue. I don't have a system to solve the problem. Can I get any help? Am in ph.

Oklander:
Did you backup before trying anything?

Am having same issue but I did backup before the issue started. Do u have any help for me?

The Minister of Industry, Trade Investment, Mr.
Segun Aganga, says the Federal Government
has to place emphasis on the growth of Micro
Small and Medium Enterprises to enhance an
inclusive economic growth.
He said the government had identified seven
key barriers hindering the growth of the
MSMEs in the country and was already
striving to address them one after the other.
Aganga, who spoke at a Fidelity Bank SME
Forum in Lagos, said, “For the first time in the
history of this country, we have a government
that is taking the MSME as one of the most
important sectors of this economy; we are
treating this area as a sector. We have a new
programme called the National Enterprise
Development Programme, which aims to
remove all the barriers and work on what will
enable businesses to grow.
“We have raised it to the highest level; we have
an MSME national council that is chaired by
the vice president and has state governors,
ministers and agencies. The whole idea is to
accelerate the development of this sector,
harmonise and have better coordination and
institutionalise the support we give to the
sector. For the first time in the history of the
country, we now have states’ MSME council
addressing those issues.
“The seven issues are access to finance, access to
market, linking innovation and technology to
the SMEs in the country and industrial skill
development. Again for the first time, we are
now addressing each one of them and making
life easier for the sector. So, we have a
programme and if we are allowed to continue
and finish the work, in four years time, there
will be a complete change. That is what we
need to do to have inclusive economic growth.
That is what we must do to create jobs.”
According to the minister, the Federal
Government has reduced the cost of registering
the SMEs by 60 per cent, a situation that has
led to an increase of 52 per cent in the MSMEs
moving from informal to formal sector.
He noted that the Fidelity SME Forum was one
of the important ways of communicating and
engaging with the sector.
Fidelity Bank, he said, had supported the
SMEs, adding that the bank was among the
top three banks in the country supporting the
SMEs.
“I encourage banks to support the SMEs. It is
not about buying Treasury bills and bonds
and making 10 per cent, you must be relevant
to the Nigerian economy. You must play your
role in terms of supporting the growth of the
Nigerian economy; you must play your role
in terms of job creation. That is the way that
other countries are growing and our banks
must do the same. Fidelity Bank has taken
this to a different level,” Aganga said.
The Chief Executive Officer, Fidelity Bank, Mr.
Nnamdi Okonkwo, said the lender had
brought Aganga to speak on the forum
because “at different times, we have brought
different people to the Fidelity SME Forum, but
it gets to a point where you have to bring
someone from the policy side, and that is why
this minister that has been very supportive of
the SMEs was brought to the forum. What we
are doing corresponds with the Federal
Government’s national development strategy.”

Copyright PUNCH.

The National Delegates Conference of the
Nigeria Labour Congress ended in crisis on
Thursday as participants failed to elect a
new president to succeed Abdulwahed Omar.
The election was progressing smoothly until
some discrepancies were observed in the ballot
papers.
The discovery led to allegations that
culminated in fisticuffs and throwing of chairs
at each other by some of the delegates at the
International Conference Centre, the venue of
the conference in Abuja.
One of our correspondents gathered that some
of the delegates felt that the ballot papers
were deliberately printed to facilitate the
rigging of the election in favour of one of the
candidates.
The candidates are the NLC current National
Treasurer, Ayuba Wabba; the Deputy
President, Joe Ajaero, and the President,
Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural
Gas Workers, Achese Igwe who later stepped
down.
Some of the ballot papers, according to some
of the delegates, had Wabba’s name in
three places and Ajaero in two places. Others
which did not have Ajaeros name on them
also had no serial numbers.
The delegates from Igwe’s constituency,
NUPENG, were said to have called attention
to the discrepancies in the ballot papers.
When the argument over the issue
degenerated, some of the delegates loyal to
either Wabba or Ajaero, started hauling
chairs at each other, thereby causing
pandemonium at the venue. Others seized and
destroyed the ballot boxes.
Wabba seemed to have a brighter chance of
being elected the next President of the
congress until Tuesday when Igwe, who is
also the NUPENG President, stepped down
and declared support for Ajaero.
Delegates loyal to Ajaero are of the view that
the organisers of the election may have
allowed deliberate errors in the ballot papers
to pave the way for the election of Wabba.
The leadership of the congress has however
called a meeting of the National
Administrative Council to decide on how to
solve the crisis.
Our correspondent, who was at the Labour
House Headquarters of the NLC in Abuja,
observed that the meeting was ongoing as of
the time of filing this report.
With the outcome of the delegates conference,
the NLC appears to be heading for a major
division.
Investigations reveal that MHWUN, the NUEE
and NUPENG contributed N423m, N320m
and N159m, respectively to the congress
between 2011 and June 2014.

Source: Punchonline

Whizpeter:
Use mobile uncle

aiit. Thanks

Whizpeter:
The Tecno no get model?

H6

Whizpeter:
What type of phone do you use?

techno android phone with kitkat os

TrishaP:
Aiit thanks

abeg, explain how i go do this imei stuff.

toluh:
i will advice you go with ABC or Agofure.

pls where can one get ABC or Agofure and how much is the bus?

1000th page loading... now is the time we will get to know members of Space Booker's Association of Nigeria .

Am using this opportunity to welcome trenditee back to this family... my shoutout also goes to all ladokites in the house. Good morning everyone.

abeg house, how far with trendiite now?

pls, i need the nysc mail address one can send complain to. I am having difficulty changing my date of birth as the option of change date of birth is not showing on my nysc portal. pls i need this asap!

taiwoliu: chai.... Na ogbomoso he dey oooo.

why didn't he regularise his admission?

[quote
author=sodiqyinka]And i'll stop talking you hear? I do not need to
prove anything to anyone but i doubt if i've ever been wrong with my
info. To proof to you how much i know about this whole thing...Drop ur
jamb registration number and i'll display all ur details. I mean
everything in 24hours. Like i said earlier, i've proved myself beyond
any doubt on here. If ur contacts aint making use of that for you, you
should blame them and not me. I still stand by what i said... Drop just
ur jamb registration number and you will if i know what im talking about
or not. I'll even confirm where ur posted to before you see it sef.
Thats how confident i am. And i guess i'll stop talking on this thread
from now. !![/quote]oga sodiq, this is the part i love most. Am leaving gost mode asap

can we get updates from those at d various orietation holding presently?

About 850 soldiers shortlisted for a counter-
terrorism course at the Nigerian Army Training
Centre in Kontagora, Niger State narrowly escaped
death when they were ambushed by suspected
members of the outlawed Boko Haram islamist sect.
Four of them were however seriously injured in
the incident which took place at a location
between Okene and Lokoja, Kogi State on Sunday
night.
A security source said on Monday that the soldiers
were men of the 322 Artillery Battalion, and the
Fourth Brigade Garrison, Ekeunwa, Benin in Edo
State.
The PUNCH learnt that the 850 soldiers were
expected to give fillip to the ongoing counter-
terrorism operation in Borno and Adamawa states
on completion of the counter- insurgency course.
Our source said there were suspicions that the
attackers were insurgents because of the intensity
of the gunfire directed at the vans conveying the
soldiers from both sides of the road.
He added that the soldiers, who shot their way
through the ambush, passed the night at the
Nigeria Army formation in Lokoja.
The four injured soldiers, according to him, were
taken to a military facility in Lokoja while the
commanders of the troops addressed the others on
Monday morning.
The source said, “There was an attack on soldiers
along the Okene-Lokoja Road on Sunday night. Four
of the soldiers were seriously wounded in the
attack though all of them are still alive and are
receiving treatment at Lokoja.
“The soldiers were on their way for a course at
Kontagora, where they are expected to be
deployed in the North-East for the war against
the insurgents.
“The soldiers were pulled out from two military
formations in Benin–the 322 Artillery Battalion
and the Fourth Brigade Garrison in Ekeunwan,
Benin.
“It was not long that the soldiers returned from
a peacekeeping operation in Sudan; they were
members of the NIBBATT 41 that returned to
the country about two months ago.
“The soldiers were taken unawares as the
attackers operated from both sides of the road
and got four of the soldiers seriously wounded.
“However, they returned the fire and passed
through to Lokoja where they were addressed
the following morning. I believe as I talk to you
that they must have left for Kotangora to
participate in the planned course.”
The source said that there were feelings that
somebody might have given out information on the
movement of the troops from Benin to Kontagora.
Efforts to get the comment of the Director of
Defence Information, Maj. Gen. Chris Olukolade, on
the latest ambush were futile as the calls to his
mobile telephone indicated that it was switched
off.
It will be recalled that about 190 Nigerian troops
were ambushed by militants a few kilometres from
Okene on January 19, 2013.
The militants were said to have cut through the
convoy of Mali-bound Nigerian Army peacekeepers
travelling in three luxury buses via Kaduna to
Bamako, Mali.
They first hit the convoy with Improvised
Explosive Devices planted on the highway before
firing on the troops afterwards. Two soldiers were
killed and several others injured during the attack.
A few days after the incident, a group, Jama’atu
Ansarul Muslimina Fi Biladis-Sudan, claimed that it
carried out the attack. The group is a break-
away faction of Boko Haram.


Source: Punch news.

About 850 soldiers shortlisted for a counter-terrorism course at the Nigerian Army Training Centre in Kontagora, Niger State narrowly escaped death when they were ambushed by suspected members of the outlawed Boko Haram islamist sect.

Four of them were however seriously injured in the incident which took place at a location between Okene and Lokoja, Kogi State on Sunday night.

A security source said on Monday that the soldiers were men of the 322 Artillery Battalion, and the Fourth Brigade Garrison, Ekeunwa, Benin in Edo State.

The PUNCH learnt that the 850 soldiers were expected to give fillip to the ongoing counter-terrorism operation in Borno and Adamawa states on completion of the counter- insurgency course.

Our source said there were suspicions that the attackers were insurgents because of the intensity of the gunfire directed at the vans conveying the soldiers from both sides of the road.

He added that the soldiers, who shot their way through the ambush, passed the night at the Nigeria Army formation in Lokoja.

The four injured soldiers, according to him, were taken to a military facility in Lokoja while the commanders of the troops addressed the others on Monday morning.

The source said, “There was an attack on soldiers along the Okene-Lokoja Road on Sunday night. Four of the soldiers were seriously wounded in the attack though all of them are still alive and are receiving treatment at Lokoja.

“The soldiers were on their way for a course at Kontagora, where they are expected to be deployed in the North-East for the war against the insurgents.

“The soldiers were pulled out from two military formations in Benin–the 322 Artillery Battalion and the Fourth Brigade Garrison in Ekeunwan, Benin.

“It was not long that the soldiers returned from a peacekeeping operation in Sudan; they were members of the NIBBATT 41 that returned to the country about two months ago.

“The soldiers were taken unawares as the attackers operated from both sides of the road and got four of the soldiers seriously wounded.

“However, they returned the fire and passed through to Lokoja where they were addressed the following morning. I believe as I talk to you that they must have left for Kotangora to participate in the planned course.”

The source said that there were feelings that somebody might have given out information on the movement of the troops from Benin to Kontagora.

Efforts to get the comment of the Director of Defence Information, Maj. Gen. Chris Olukolade, on the latest ambush were futile as the calls to his mobile telephone indicated that it was switched off.

It will be recalled that about 190 Nigerian troops were ambushed by militants a few kilometres from Okene on January 19, 2013.

The militants were said to have cut through the convoy of Mali-bound Nigerian Army peacekeepers travelling in three luxury buses via Kaduna to Bamako, Mali.

They first hit the convoy with Improvised Explosive Devices planted on the highway before firing on the troops afterwards. Two soldiers were killed and several others injured during the attack.

A few days after the incident, a group, Jama’atu Ansarul Muslimina Fi Biladis-Sudan, claimed that it carried out the attack. The group is a break-away faction of Boko Haram.

Source: Punch news

Happy weekend house!

ochukwuma15: After war comes reconstruction. But in Nigeria, the reverse is the case. why are you reconstructing north east when they are still throwing bombs left, right and center. Do you know when the bombs will stop ? Is Andrew Azazi right afterall.

It is still a plan. I know fg only wants to show nigerians that it has the north east in mind if only locals in north east can withdraw the support they are giving the boko boys.

bin gbagbo: , are u a rapper

bin gbagbo: , are u a rapper

bin gbagbo: , are u a rapper

yes he is

Genius100: The truth here is that most Nigerians are i-diots. When the story broke about what OBJ said, there was an accompanying video. In the video, OBJ clearly said if the sole focus of the CBN governor is fighting inflation, then production will suffer. HE NEVER SAID INTRODUCTION OF N5000 WILL KILL PRODUCTION. But guess what, a newscater that actually showed the video claimed OBJ vehemently disagreed with the introduction of N5000 becuase it will kill production. Most Nigerians are simply incompetent...

Genius100: The truth here is that most Nigerians are i-diots. When the story broke about what OBJ said, there was an accompanying video. In the video, OBJ clearly said if the sole focus of the CBN governor is fighting inflation, then production will suffer. HE NEVER SAID INTRODUCTION OF N5000 WILL KILL PRODUCTION. But guess what, a newscater that actually showed the video claimed OBJ vehemently disagreed with the introduction of N5000 becuase it will kill production. Most Nigerians are simply incompetent...

Genius100: The truth here is that most Nigerians are i-diots. When the story broke about what OBJ said, there was an accompanying video. In the video, OBJ clearly said if the sole focus of the CBN governor is fighting inflation, then production will suffer. HE NEVER SAID INTRODUCTION OF N5000 WILL KILL PRODUCTION. But guess what, a newscater that actually showed the video claimed OBJ vehemently disagreed with the introduction of N5000 becuase it will kill production. Most Nigerians are simply incompetent...

Since OBJ was being asked questions on Sanusi' reform, then the newscater is right to have assumed that he opposed the introduction of the new note. That is just what i feel