₦airaland Forum

romenna:
I knew these LIRS guys were up to sometin sinister when they asked for my BVN b4 processing my tax card n allow me to file in my taxes paid for 2019.
I refused to release my confidential info n dared them to take me to court or ask me to pay a fine.
Sometimes it's good to follow one's conviction and don't allow people push you around.
Those idiots wanted to collect people's bvn and wipe their accounts.
I knew someone whose monies disappeared from his account without trace and currently dragging zenith bank on Twitter.
Don't give your bvn to third parties.
You'd regret it.

jumper524:
my brother the thing taya me ooo.
the several others no be people.
Media and their one sided way of presentation.
They used the name Jennifer as cover page to ignite religious E war which in turn rake in more money to their pocket.
Hannatu seems hausa Muslims so it won't sell to them.

AAA593:
Thunder fire wetin. Do you even understand ASUU points?
IPPIS is the fact that it is a blatant violation of the concept of university autonomy. University autonomy is a global practice associated with universities all over the world and it has four main dimensions namely: academic, organisational, financial and staff autonomy. Perhaps, some little words about university autonomy would suffice. Academic autonomy simply means the university’s capacity to manage its internal academic affairs independently. Such academic issues include students’ admissions, academic content, quality assurance and the introduction of new degree programmes. Organisational autonomy has to do with the university’s ability to decide freely on issues like decision-making bodies, executive leadership, legal entities and internal academic structures. Financial autonomy s all about the university’s ability to decide freely on internal financial matters like managing its funds independently and setting its strategic aims.

All these must be added the fact that university autonomy gives absolute powers to a body called the university governing council. This body is officially recognised by the laws establishing universities in Nigeria. It is this body that is saddled with the responsibility for the control and management of university funds, employment and promotion of staff. All edicts and statues establishing universities and the nation’s constitution give full powers to the governing councils as the supreme body concerned with the day-to-day operation of the university. In the profoundest sense, university autonomy means that all powers academic, managerial and financial are vested in the governing council. All the agreements signed between the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities since 1992 have shown abundantly that Nigerian universities should be allowed to operate in compliance with their enabling laws, statues, rules and regulations.

seunfly:
Every country with their corruption style, here we are wishing for impeachment of our own leaders based on corruption but there they want to get their president impeached for trying to investigate corruption of the past vice president.

RichDad1:
Because it’s a party sponsored post. The party owns the mandate not the Individual.
Better face your HTML5 business.

donoro:
they won all their ucl games don't use their league form to judge dem o even Tottenham chop 10-3 home and away

CrownWale93:
Potential quarter finalist
1. PSG
2. Mancity
3. Valencia
4. Liverpool
5. Bayern Munich
6. Juventus
7. Leipzig
8. Barcelona

Benbeezy:
UEFA Champions League round of 16 fixtures
The knockout out would be played on the 18th, 19th and 20th of February.

The Draws are below;

Dortmund (GER) vs Paris Saint German (PSG)
Real Madrid (ESP) vs Man. City (ENG)
Atlanta (ITA) vs Valencia (ESP)
Atletico (ESP) vs Liverpool (ENG)
Chelsea (ENG) vs Bayern (GER)
Lyon (FRA) vs Juventus (ITA)
Tottenham vs Leipzig (GER)
Napoli (ITA) vs Barcelona (ESP)

maynattion:
The sport related pictures in the poster are quite unnecessary.

naptu2:
There has been a rumour in the past few hours that former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida, has passed away.

However, one of his media aides, who is also a journalist with Nigeria Info 99.3FM, Yemi Saka has stated that General Babangida is still alive.



https://www.facebook.com/718277802/posts/10157875334127803/

harmbhrosz:
they're all the same. Just wait till this is achieved before applauding anyone.

GEJ started the national identity database, where is it today?

maynation:
I think he's playing a nice political game here.

Didn't he just give Sanusi a political appointment?
Las Las they will all laugh over this in their closet while commoners will be killing each other.

johnaruson:
WHAT THE LAW SAYS ABOUT NEXT-OF-KIN IN NIGERIA

Are you among those that think by giving a name to financial institutions (bank for example) as next-of-kin you have chosen that person to automatically inherit your wealth in the event of your demise? In other words, do you think by merely picking someone as your next-of-kin you have made that person a beneficiary to your wealth or entitlement(s) in the event of your death?"Let us attempt a little legal analysis based on two factors: whether the deceased has a Will (a document written by a deceased when he was alive that prescribes how his property is to be shared when he dies) or whether he dies without a will

In law when a person dies leaving behind a will, he is said to have died testate. In such a circumstance, Issue of next-of-kin becomes useless. The reason is that the wealth of the deceased will simply be shared in line with the contents of the will.

The position is still the same even where the deceased dies without leaving a will. The position is that when a person dies without a will, the question as to who to inherit his wealth is determined by law, that is to say, customary law, or Islamic law or English Law or the Administration of Estates law (or equivalent legislation) not whom the deceased mentioned in his bank or place of work as next-of-kin.

How then do we know the law to be applied in sharing the property of the deceased? The law to be applicable in distributing the estate of the deceased shall be determined by the incidence of marriage of the deceased. If a deceased contracted a statutory marriage, succession to his wealth will be effected in accordance with either the English law or the Administration of Estates Law (or equivalent legislation), depending on the jurisdiction. See Obuzez V. Obuzez (2007) 10 NWLR (Pt. 1043) 430.

Under English Law and the administration of estate laws of various state, the surviving spouse together with the children of the deceased inherit his estate to the exclusion of every other person. The parents of the deceased takes next after the surviving spouse and children, followed by brothers and sisters of the full blood, brothers and sisters of half blood, grandparents, aunties and uncles of full blood relation to the parents of the deceased etc. See Kekereogun & Ors v. Oshodi (1971) LPELR-1686(SC) subject however to contrary provisions under the administration of estate laws of various states.

Where however the deceased contracted a customary marriage, then customary law will determine who will inherit the property of the deceased. That is to say in the circumstance, heirs are those who are under native law and custom entitled to inherit his estate. For Muslims, Islamic law determines who to inherit the deceased estate.

Therefore, under the Nigerian law of intestate succession, one cannot choose his heir under the pretext of next-of-kin; the law imposes heirs on him. For example it is the surviving spouse and children of an intestate who married under the Act that are his heirs. The intestate cannot therefore, by naming only one of them or any of his other blood relatives his next-of-kin, scheme them out of inheritance as the act of naming his next-of-kin does not amount to testamentary disposition.

In view of the foregoing, there is nothing special about next-of-kin as far as succession is concerned. "Next-of-kin is merely the first contact point if anything happens to you. He is someone empowered to make decisions for you in times of emergency or where you are not readily available or unable to make the decisions yourself." - E. Kalu Ekpu Esq. Your Next of kin is someone empowered to provide necessary information about you where needed such as confirming your identity. He is also someone positioned to make medical decisions such as providing consent for a medical procedure. At best, what a next-of-kin can do after the demise of the deceased is perhaps to ensure that necessary steps are taken towards obtaining letter of administration from the probate. The typical Nigerian's conception of the term, "next-of-kin" is therefore erroneous.

A next-of-kin can inherit only if he is named in a Will as a beneficiary or by his status he is entitled by law to inherit but not actually because he is named as the next-of-kin of the deceased in a bank or place of work.

https://360mediaz.com.ng/the-real-definition-of-next-of-kin/

Asour:
I am not knowledgeable enough to know whether your claim is plausible BUT if I were in position of this Business owner I would not.

Two key problems in Nigeria's pursuit for industrial growth are Lack of Integrity and Incompetence.

These two are perpetuated daily across the Country.
We are not thorough as a people. You might say Not all of us are like that. True. But you need a critical mass of change agents(citizens) to make progress here.

Most Nigerians lack integrity and are incompetent.
Everyday I try to liberate myself from this group. I don't know if I have but it is a struggle.

God help us.

dominique:
He should have resigned honourably after last night's disaster

Freddie Ljuinberg tipped to stand in as caretaker manager.

hammerD:
FROM THE MINUTE JOE IGBOKWE OPENED HIS MOUTH, I KNEW THE AFONJA IN BUHARI GOVERNMENT HAVE STARTED THEIR ATTACK.

FUNNY ENOUGH, THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE THAT BORDEED HIS FREE FLIGHT FROM SOUTH AFRICA TO NIGERIA WHERE YORUBA FROM OGUN STATE.

ONE THING NNAMDI KANU HAVE ALWAYS SAID AND IS RIGHT IS THAT NO MATTER WAT AN IGBO MAN DOES FOR NIGERIA, HE WILL NEVER GO UNPUNISHED FOR IT, WHETHER GOOD OR BAD.

FROM THIS TRASH NAPTU POSTED, U CAN SEE WHERE THE ATTCK IS COMING FROM.

THE SAME OLD YORUBAS THAT ARE FOLLOWING AWOLOWO PATH TO MOUNT ECONOMIC ATTACK AGAINST THE IGBO.

THIS STARTED IN THE 1960s WITH REFSUINING TO ALLOW IGBO ACCESS TO THEIR BANK ACCOUNTS.

Almajiri1:
Okpo, How can he launder his own money?