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all this things nai only atiku enjoy it shall not be well with you.

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thank God, now who is next to follow.

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Elders are very much vulnerable to financial and internet fraudbecause of their advanced age. As
a result, some rogues take advantage of this to defraud them.They may not even be aware of
this. You will simply notice that your aged mum or dad keep asking for money every week. Hence, it is very important for you to shield or protect them from
fraud. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency shares ways to do this.


Limit marketing calls


Since elders are always at home, they are more susceptible to scammers who might target their
phones. You can block spam calls and messages by using Truecaller.

Know their online profile


The internet is a minefield of information. You will know everything about an individual with the click of a button. So, take time out to check out their online
profile so that you can remove any information hackers and scammers can use to defraud your
parents.

scrutinise their bank statement


Since they aged, you should have access to their bank statement. Hence, from time to time, request
for their financial statement and scrutinise it. If you notice any irregularities, you should find out why.

Observe changes in them


It is easier to know when something is wrong with an
elderly person. Do not ignore these changes or sign. It may be that someone is defrauding them.
Talk to them and find out the reason why they are depressed.


Get a trustworthy person to help


You may not have enough time to do all of the above because you do not have enough time. Get someone (it may be a sibling or cousin) you can trust to assist your parents in performing their financial transactions. However, still take time out to check what the person is doing.


Take action


Immediately you notice any kind of financial scam, you should not overlook it. Take action to block
the loophole notwithstanding if it is online or offline. http://www.opinions.ng/protect-elders-scams/

cc: lalasticlala. mynd44

i have learnt my lesson in a hard way, i don't borrow money call me wicked friend no problem.

i love this pic, shout out to all mothers there are the best thing ever.

instead of you paying fifteen thousand to that thief why not add five to ten thousand and buy a new phone for your wife.

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ok oo

tuscani:
You are such a fool. It is people that cheats that are most suspicious. She must have cheated on her own husband, mtchew

you are the bigger fool, you can drive your point without insulting me.

i think some thing similar also happen in ivory coast when drogba took there world cup qualifier to a city were two tribe were fighting.

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kekakuz:
having a cool mother in-laws is something most people would like but its turning to something else for me.
When ever she is around, she picks my phone and immediately enters my WhatsApp messages.at first I felt she make a mistake but last night makes it the 5th time it's happening.
yesterday, I slept off in the living room and by the time I woke around 12am, I discovered my phone was not by my side. I searched for it everywhere and when I still could not find it, I proceeded to my wife's room to pick my wife's phone and call my line, to my amazement, I saw my mother in-laws on my phone.
I was angry at first but I had to control myself i collected the phone and I discovered she was in my email and Facebook messaged and she even knows my unlock pattern.
am tired of this but I don't want to disrespect her. how do I deal with this.

she just want to know if her daughter is safe with you

ekensi01:
Bro while not ask in private? you made me lost FTC in page 2.

lol, am sorry please teach me.

TheHistorian:

NEXT!!!

please teach me how to make comment bold and black like yours.

how kogi go develop when people like dino and bello dey rule

i though okowa was worse until bello prove me wrong.

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CAMEROON CONFEDERATION FAILURE IS GOODNEWS FOR NIGERIA.


Cameroon have exited the 2017 FIFA
Confederations Cup at the bottom of their group
with just one point from nine, and while the
continent will be disappointed, Nigeria fans
certainly won't be.
The Indomitable Lions present the single biggest
obstacle in Nigeria's quest to reach the 2018
World Cup, and that campaign will be defined by
two qualifying games between the sides in late
August and early September.
As such, many Nigerians were invested in seeing
Cameroon not get an injection of confidence from
a sterling performance in Russia. This was
especially true after the Super Eagles' own
humbling 2-0 loss against South Africa recently.
Dosed up on confidence but depleted by injuries,
coach Gernot Rohr entrusted his Africa Cup of
Nations qualifier hopes to youngsters with little
international experience. That decision backfired
spectacularly as the Eagles were beaten at home
by a team they had never previously lost a
competitive game against.


Rohr, who watched almost all of Cameroon's
games during the Afcon tournament in Gabon
earlier this year, would have seen plenty in Russia
to be both optimistic and wary about regarding
the Indomitable Lions.


GOOD NEWS FOR ROHR


Cameroon's goalscoring issues have not abated.
At the Nations Cup, their top scorer was a
defender.
In Russia, they only managed two goals in three
games. The second could easily have been
awarded as an own-goal to Germany goalkeeper
Andre Ter Stegen, as Vincent Aboubakar's
glancing header appeared to be heading away
from goal before the keeper deflected it back
netwards.

Aboubakar's profligacy might be a factor in the
Indomitable Lions' lack of goals, but it is not an
isolated issue. A general affliction of poor
decision-making in the final third follows the
African champions like a bad smell. Particularly
guilty is standout wide forward Christian
Bassogog, who has burning pace and tricky
touches, but doesn't seem to have the awareness
to match those tools with a final ball.
Cameroon's passing was painfully sloppy for the
duration of their brief stay at the tournament.
Keeping the ball for any length of time appeared
to be something they were not equipped to
handle. It was exactly the same problem as at
the Afcon, where they bunkered down for most
the games and only ventured forward on the
counter.

It presents both good and bad news for the Super
Eagles. Good news: They can keep the ball and
find ways to create goalscoring opportunities.
Bad news: Both goals they conceded against
South Africa came from bad defending against
rapid counter attacks.


BAD NEWS FOR ROHR


Fabrice Ondoa again showed himself to be a
remarkably good goalkeeper. Although Nigeria
under Rohr create chances every game, they have
not quite found a way to convert those to goal
feasts. That was their undoing against Bafana
Bafana, when they failed to take their first half-
chances and were punished late on.
Ondoa's goalkeeping means Rohr may have to
rethink his decision to play Kelechi Iheanacho as
his lead striker and consider options like Odion
Ighalo and Brown Ideye. While they may not be
prolific goalscorers, their strength, hold-up play
and experience for that one-touch finish could
prove vital, especially if they have Iheanacho
roving behind them.


At the back, Cameroon were relatively solid, only
opened up by the discipline, organisation and
experience of both the Chilean and German
frontlines. The Lions' tendency to fly into
challenges will be music to the ears of a returning
Victor Moses and in-form Alex Iwobi, though Rohr
will have to drill the art of patience into his
forwards.


Despite their poor decision-making, Cameroon
were generally incisive from the wide areas.
Aboubakar's ability to meet crosses has never
been in doubt. He may misdirect 100 of those,
but it only takes one.
With Leon Balogun back, it is unlikely those
crosses will do as much damage, but it is
something Rohr has to prep for in the event the
Mainz defender is unavailable again.


KEY SOLUTIONS


Overall, not much changed for Cameroon from
what Rohr observed in Gabon, and the solutions
to his problems remain the same: Get his
experienced players fit and ready.
1. First-choice goalkeeper Carl Ikeme back to
take charge of the penalty area.


2. Defender Leon Balogun back from injury to deal
with the physical Cameroon forwards, both in the
air and on the ground. Missing that, start the
experienced Kenneth Omeruo rather than rookie
Chidozie Awaziem.


3. Restore captain John Mikel Obi (who should
hopefully be fit and available for the fixtures).
4. Solve the left-back issues to deal with
Bassogog's pace and invention and, if need be,
use one holding midfielder.


5. Unleash Victor Moses up-front. http://kwese.espn.com/football/club/nigeria/657/blog/post/3148699/cameroons-confederations-cup-failure-is-good-news-for-nigeria

Biko kedu ndi ma anya Bible... Make una come
ansa me dis question ooo.
'Pls I Need Ur Answers'
When Adam & Eve Gave Birth To Cain & Abel,as
At
That Time There Were Only 4 People On Earth ie
(Adam,Eve,Cain,Abel).The Bible Say Cain Killed
Abel
& Was Cursed By God,leaving Only 3 People On
Earth ie (Adam,Eve,Cain).But According To The
Bible,Cain Traveled To A Town Called 'Nod' And
Married & Gave Birth To Children With Her.
My Questions Are;


1. Which Other Human Did Cain Marry Since
Adam &
Eve Were The Only People Created By God! Was
There Another Creation That We Were Not Told
Abt?


2. How Did The Writer Know All This If There
Were
Only 4 People That Time?


3. Who Built The City Where Cain Traveled
To?

snowblaq:
1. I wasn't making any vile comment..last i checked..you were the one hating on a female cos she asked a mam to get up and work....so stop being intimidated...take her advice..work too so that you do not keep feeling any lady that makes a comment is doing so 'cos she has money

2. Please speak English and stop contradicting yourself.

Happy Holidays

smile...... lets get to business.


maybe hating has another definition.....most of you female lack manners, and from your response am sure you are one of them.... am not lazy and find it awkward seeking help from female.


you have problem with comprehension not me contradicting my self.

snowblaq:
...grow up....stop being indimidated by successful ladies....hating doesn't pay..get something doing Mr Man.

sweetheart am not the OP and i don't need your advice.

am not being intimidate by any so call successful woman, just because you are fortunate or should i say lend a helping hand should give you an opportunity to make vile comment,life does not end today guest tomorrow you find your self in such situation you won't come here to seek help.

Quite unfortunately, cases of kidnap are not new
in Nigeria. Exactly a month ago, a kidnap gang
stormed the Lagos State Model College at the
Igbonla area of Epe and abducted six students –
making it the second case in seven months. The
kidnap gang was said to have penetrated the
school through a hole they dug in the fence,
shooting sporadically into the air. They grabbed
six students and boarded speedboats the
speedboats they'd come with.


Really, kidnappers are daredevils in Nigeria, and
anywhere around the world.
The recent arrest of kidnap kingpin,
Chukwudidumeme Onuomadike, a.ka. Evans,
exposed the lavish lifestyle that kidnappers live in
Nigeria at the expense of other people's
innocence and fortune. Evans, the 'most
notorious' kidnapper was rounded up few weeks
ago in Lagos at his Magodo residence. Evans is a
billionaire kidnapper. The ill-gotten fortunes he
has been able to amass beat the imagination of
even the most corrupt in Nigerian society. Evans
changed the face of kidnapping in Nigeria. He
collected $1 million ransom on six different
occasions.


Though not tried before the court yet, Evans'
confessions have nailed him, and won't rule out
the possibility of him being either jailed for life or
convicted to death. And as well, the Inspector
General of Police has advocated for the imposition
of death sentence on convicted kidnappers to set
as a lesson for others.


What are those things that would happen if Evans
gets death sentence? They include:
1. Decimate Kidnap Cases In Nigeria : The death
conviction of notorious Evans will signal a new
era for 'kidnapping business' in Nigeria – of a
society that can no longer condone notoriety and
it concomitant crimes.


2. More Confidence In Nigeria Security Forces:
Kidnapping is a major challenge for security forces
in Nigeria, but the efforts of security forces have
been laudable in getting Evans arrested, and
conducting investigation leading to the revelation
of other truths and accomplices. His death
conviction will restore the confidence of Nigerians
in the workings of the security forces.


3. He Would Serve As Deterrent For Others: Evans
may not be the only billionaire kidnapper in
Nigeria, just that he happens to be the first to be
caught. There are still many 'Evans' out there
that are yet to be nabbed. Evans death conviction
would serve as deterrent to his 'gang' that may
be lurking out there.


4. Lesson For Nigerian Youths: The extravagant
lifestyle of Evans is enough to 'convince' anyone,
especially youths that kidnapping is a money-
bag. But his death will possibly kill such
thoughts. It will serve as a lesson for Nigerian
youths that kidnapping is no legit business and
does not have a breathing place in any society.


5. Justice Served: Few days ago, #FreeEvans, a
movement for the release of the notorious
kidnapper, trended on social media. But the
campaign was greeted with outrage on the
internet, particularly on Twitter. The conviction to
death of the kidnapper would amount to justice
being served.

snowblaq:
Nah..i don't think people like her control their husbands....rather i think people like you are indimidated by hardworking and independent ladies....nothing she said sounds like arrogance...please learn to stop hating..

sweetheart who is hating here, am not hating! you are a woman and i expect you to make such a silly comment too.