₦airaland Forum

Talis:
Nominations are in the bag!!!
Liz- Renee and Paloma
Hannington- Paloma and Liz
Elizabeth- Renee and Hannington
Geraldine- Hannington and Renee
Kaone- Renee and Eddie
Itai- Liz and Paloma
Paloma- Renee and Eddie
Nkenna- Itai and Renee
Kevin- Eddie and Renee
Yacob- Paloma and Liz
Erastus- Paloma and Liz
Jeremy- Renee and Eddie
Kristal- Hannington and Renee
Quinn- Eddie and Renee
Leonel- Eddie and Renee
Mzamo- Paloma and Liz
Eddie- Paloma and Liz
Renee- Paloma and Liz
Emma- Renee and Eddie

Migines:
Wait'a minute why did liz nominate paloma??
Dint watch her nomination budd'a think is coz she knws d smokaz will be out 4 herself nd paloma, and if dey all vote dat way, she n paloma will av d same vote so she used her vote as d "tie braker"(smart babe). Bt unfortunately, somn went rong.

soki2ng:
After almost 1hr talk with Emma, kevin takes her to his palace en shows her around his palace, Oh boy d gurl run, she no stay 5 mins.
Wow jeremy & elizbeth been sharin photos al night, Slack man, Sharin photo wen d gurl wants to hear more, She don vex go sleep. Lets see wat happens tomorow.

Sebastian Adigwe

Many analysts believe that Afribank's current problems stem from its relationship with African Petroleum. The bank was heavily involved in financing Femi Otedola's takeover of the petroleum marketing company and the huge debt added to its woes. The two firms forged a strong relationship that resulted in Adigwe joining AP's management board while Osa Osunde, an alleged front for Lucky Igbinedion, doubled as Vice-Chairman of AP and Chairman of Afribank. Apparently, the effete Adigwe was a figurehead who pandered to the whims and caprices of the bank's powerful backers. A few weeks to the CBN action, Afribank took out paid advertisements congratulating Ogbueshi Uche Luke Okpuno, one of its prized clients who later showed up on the CBN’s debtors list. How interesting.

ajileko:
I will go for the 0.55mm thickness due to the fact that it is better quality than the 0.45mm and weigh a little more and better insulation. Less noise when it rains and helps cool the house. 0.45mm is the minimum you can go.

0.45mm ----> good
0.55mm ----> better
0.70mm ----> best
0.90mm ----> best x 2

AIYEKOOTO1:
@tpia,

there is need to see beyond the nose!!!!!!!!!!!

how did WEMA bank survive this?

The newly-appointed chief executives tasked with steering the five banks away from troubled waters are:

Suzanne Iroche, MD/CEO Finbank Plc

Suzanne Iroche started her career with First Bank Plc in 1981 and later moved to International Merchant Bank, in 1982.

She has a Masters degree in Management from The J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University Evanston, Illinois, USA.

In 1988 she joined Chartered Bank Ltd. as a manager to set up the Treasury Division and was later promoted to assistant general manager to head the Corporate Banking Department where she handled a diversified portfolio of companies.

In 1995, Suzanne joined the United Bank for Africa (UBA) where she managed the foreign exchange trading function and offshore investment portfolio for the bank. She rose through the ranks to become executive director on the bank's board in 2005.

In June 2006, Suzanne took on the responsibility as ED Global Bank with responsibility for supervision and expansion of the UBA's banking franchise outside Nigeria.


Olufunke Iyabo Osibodu, MD/CEO Union Bank Plc

With over 27 years of banking experience, she has been the managing director of two banks, MBC, and more recently Ecobank Nigeria Plc (2002-2006), before becoming a director in the parent holding company of Ecobank, Ecobank Transnational Incorporated, a position she left in August 2006.

Her career in banking began in 1981 when she joined NAL Merchant Bank. She moved to Continental Merchant Bank in 1984, heading the treasury department, and then held various positions including vice-president/general manager, Nigeria International Bank; managing director, MBC International Bank and managing director, Ecobank Plc.

She has been a director of ValuCard, Nigeria Interbank Settlement System, Consolidated Discount House Limited, First Securities Discount House Limited, MBC Securities Limited, and ESL Securities Limited.

Born in Lagos in 1959, Mrs. Osibodu attended Holy Child College and the the University of Ife in 1980, where she studied Economics. Funke is also an alumnus of the Harvard Business School where she obtained an MBA in Advanced Management. She has spent over 25 years in the banking industry, spending 16 years in treasury management, 15 years in senior management and 9 years as managing director/chief executive of Ecobank plc.

Until her present appointment, she was chair of Citi Investments Limited, a member of the Nigerian Stock Exchange.


Nebolisa Arah, MD/CEO Afribank Plc

"Known to friends and colleagues as the perfect gentleman, Nebo brings a unique leadership style that simply inspires and motivates," say some close to him. Until his early retirement in 2003, Nebolisah Arah served as chief executive of Fidelity Bank PLC from the inception of the bank in 1988.

John Aboh, MD/CEO Oceanic Bank Plc

Born on the 18th of July 1956, Aboh holds a B.Sc. degree in Finance and an MBA in Finance & Accounts.
A seasoned banker, Aboh began his career in 1981 at First Bank of Nigeria Plc. He also worked as credit analyst, assistant general manager and as deputy general manager & chief inspector in Nigeria Merchant Bank Limited, Nigeria International Bank (Citibank) and United Bank for Africa Plc.

Notable special projects executed by Aboh include the reorganisation of the International Operations System at Nigeria International Bank (Citibank) and the implementation of the UBA MoneyGram money transfer service.

On the 24th of January, 2008, Mr. John Aboh, an executive director (Banking Operations & Services) of First Bank of Nigeria Plc was appointed acting managing Director/chief executive of Wema Bank Plc.
Mahmud L. Alabi, MD/CEO Intercontinental Bank Plc

As at December 31, 2004, he was an executive of Union Bank of Nigeria Plc
On the 8th of September 2008, Mr. Alabi was appointed the acting managing director of Wema Bank.

Alabi took over from Mr. John Aboh, following the sack of Mr. Bisi Omoyeni by the CBN, for allegedly flouting the agreements reached with the central bank and stakeholders of the bank in the crisis that rocked the bank a couple of months before.

Roughlen:
@ spikedcylinder and silat

What is "ajeokuta ma momi"? I've heard that phrase a number of times but still don't know what it means.

Second Republic Senate President, Joseph Wayas, has been barred from flying Arik Air over what the management of the airline described as unruly behaviour while onboard.

It is the same story for show business impresario, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy.

Wayas offence is also said to be similar to that of the maverick musician.
As for Charly Boy, former president of the Performing Musicians Employers' Association of Nigeria (PMAN), he was handed the ban for forcefully occupying a seat in the business class instead of economy class, which ticket he had.

According to a memo pasted on the airline's notice board at the ticketing counter at Murtala Mohammed Airport, Ikeja, Charly Boy's ban took effect from January 16, 2009 and will expire on January 16, 2010.

His offences as published in the memo include "non-cooperation with cabin crew, booked on economy class but wanted to seat in business class and, also threatened to deal with the crew when they sought to correct him."


Aside these two popular personalities, the list also contains the names of five others including a journalist (names withheld) who was accused of writing "a degrading but untrue story" about the airline.

The ban, according to the report, will last a whole year.

Effort to get both Wayas and Charly Boy to react to the development were unsuccessful as they would not pick calls put through to their mobile phones or respond to SMS sent to them.

However, Banji Ola, the airline's spokesman justified the action by saying that "it is a standard practice worldwide that passengers considered as threats to other passengers can be prevented from boarding."

http://www.independentngonline.com/news/tfpg/article01

Saintb:
I THINK IS TIME WE TELL

THOSE ABOKIS THAT THEY SHOULD MIND THEIR CATTLE.

rasputinn:
@ Mr Taiwo Adisa

It's Deputy Inspectors General

hakir:
LET US DO SOME INVESTMENT ANALYSIS FOR PROSPECTIVE BUYERS (750m naira apartment).

the prospective buyers are either:

-DIPLOMATS

-INVESTORS (either group or single individual)



INVESTORS

the most appropriate investment for the flat is a SHORT LET.

from reconnaissance surveys from the various short lets in abuja, it has shown that 90% of the profound ones like SIGMA APARTMENT, PENNEL APARTMENT, BARCILONA APARTMENT, DOME APARTMENT all in wuse 2 and maitama are daily booked and sometime fully booked.

the price ranges from 25,000 - 70,000 naira for a 2 bedroom apartment.

jabi is a unique place in the sense that its contemporary, well infrastructured, and in a unique neighborhood with the likes of JABI LAKE to give an ambient feeling of sea side effect.

jabi lacks the likes of these apartment for SHORT LET.

THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS OVERLOOKING THE LAKE WITH THE BEST OF SENERIO

the property will command about 40,000 - 50,000 naira per apartment per day

based on the assumption that the property was bought for 750m naira (which will finally depends on the negotiating power between the buyer and seller) and calculating on worst case senerio basis.

lets calculate based on 180 days for a year instead of 365 days i.e half a month occupation @ 40,000 per night and 12 apartment

40,000(cost per apartment per day) x 12 (apartment) x 180 (days to represent a fiscal year)

THIS WILL GIVE YOU - 86,400,000 NAIRA PER ANNUM

in less than 10 years the cost of investment has been recovered

and @ 75% occupation per annum it will be 129,600,000 naira per annum

SO IT IS A VIABLE INVESTMENT

mabotech:
Is the Lamido Sanusi, a relative or associate of the former cbn governor b4 Charles Solude.

Ex Inferis:
@Klas

itunes uses cookies to keep track of account holders. purge the iphone of any and all apps installed by your source, or do a complete restore since evidently the content in there isnt yours anyway. then go in and sign up.

logica:
And what is wrong with asking the person you bought it from if it wasn't stolen? Why would you want to use another person's id to access App Store, where you can potentially purchase items charged to his account? Do you honest expect any help here? Just register YOUR OWN App Store account, or is that too difficult to do?

busi-bodi:
another stupid legacy from OBJ.

babeisme:
Happy, Very happy to inform my wonderful and patient customers that the ship has finally berthed and is offloading. Your rides will be out by Friday by God's grace. In the mean time, hope you're loving your Iphones.
Yours happily,
Babeisme