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Rita30:
Pls don't go near first bank if u don't want to cry
They are thieves

Thanks dear,I have a currentt account with firstbank and the headache on that alone is enough for two.I'm contemplating either GTB or Diamond but i need experienced advice.

I need to open a corporate account for an SME and i'll like to hear from experiences the best bank available for this,in terms of cost,features and support. Thanks

busoye19:
Na wa for you o. No be all of us dey recession?

Na so sha,but i still dey wait you oh bros. Answer my call oh

Who has any experience with the Jain long pabx device please. I need details on it's power,functionality and life span. or any other low cost orbit strong pabx.

busoye19:
7k bro.

abeg na,na recession oh.lol

busoye19:
Still available. Abuja people what's happening, only receiving calls form Lag.

can it go 5k. Pay and pickup today.

eezeribe:
This fallen Hero issue is now Boring.

Are they better than those people who die everyday in the streets, Trying to make a living?

In a sense yes. They died not just for themselves,but for you to have the freedom to move around freely and comfortably make posts like this from wherever you are. War is no jokes mister,maybe if you were in North Korea where it's compulsory to do military service you might understand better.

eguakun.desmond@gmail.com Send me your specifications let's see.

mrvitalis:
Is the oba mad The family are Nigerians they can decide to recognise the oba or not... Sue the fucking oba n his palace people what nonsense
The Nigerian constitution remain supreme and oba has no authority, i repet no authority over anybody... He is a ceremonial king that's all

You see that's where you're mistaken,the Bini traditional stool is not just some ceremonial stool,like you have in the west. I dare say that the Oba of Benin has even more credence than the Governor of the state and the entire Edo people know that for a fact. The Benin stool has full legitimacy and authority because the Benin people know,respect and obey their culture and traditional ruler. This family I can assure you the fsmily did not just purposely dare the Oba,they must have been wrongly advised. Have you heard the saying Benin,where the king is truly king?Those ain't empty words Sir.

leksmedia:
I doubt that, because it requires a lot of formalities and documentation, so how many share capital are you looking at because the amount is charged by a million share capitalisation. Why not start with a business name then you can grow into a LTD

Starting with a million ordinary shares right now. I specifically need the LTD for my kind of work. Got a registered buniess name but that wont cut it for this. So will 50k be able to do it?

jamarionj:
Like, I Have replied question like this. if you budget N50,000.... you will fully get you business registered.

Hey bro,is registering an LTD possible without a lawyer? If no will 50k still cover the fees of the lawyer?

leksmedia:
Everyone one is always talking about starting a business, but no one is talking about how to register a business in Nigeria. So here we will be explaining several steps to register your business in Nigeria.
So are you planning to start a business in Nigeria or possibly running a business that is not currently registered, it is advisable to quickly register your business before someone else does.
So to register your business in Nigeria is a simple task. To get your business registered in Nigeria, you will need to go through The Corporate Affairs Commission also known as (CAC). The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is the governmental body responsible for registering businesses , corporations and companies in Nigeria.
Corporate Affairs Commission was established by the Companies and Allied Matters Act , which was promulgated in 1990 to regulate the formation and management of companies in Nigeria.
We shall go through different steps to register your business in Nigeria.

Types of Business You can Register in Nigeria


Business Name: Sole Proprietorship (One man’s Business):
Private Limited Company (LTD)
Public Limited Company
Company Limited by Guarantee etc

Why You Should Register your business in Nigeria

So that someone else doesn’t register your business
To become a registered and recognized business
To be able to open an account
You cannot get a loan without a business name
Government and top organisations don’t give out contracts to businesses that are not registered
It makes you a legitimate business

How to register your business in Nigeria

You can either register your business online or offline. Either of the two you will have to complete your final registration by visiting the office of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) closest to you.
1. Online Registration: Visit The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) official website on cac.gov.ng, click on “Click here to go to Company Registration Portal (CRP)” to register on the website or click “Public Name Search” to check if your business name is available.

Please note that Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has the right to disapprove name(s) that are
• capable of misleading as to the nature and extent of its activities
• undesirable, offensive or contrary to public policy
• identical with or similar to the name of a registered company unless the registered company is in the course of dissolution and consents in writing
• contain the phrase “Chamber of Commerce” unless it is a company limited by guarantee
• would violate any existing trade mark or business name unless with the consent of the trade mark or business name owner
• would violate any incorporated trustee unless with consent of the trustees


Source : Business Mopol - Register your Business in Nigeria

Hello bro, I'm looking at registering an LTD,is it possible to get it done without a lawyer? and do you think 55k will cover the entire expenses?

I am contemplating registering an LTD for a small project of mine and due to the situation of the economy I really do not have the funds to pay all the lawyers and Co. and would like to gjust do the registeration myself if possible. I have read somewhere here that itt is indeed possible so i would like to know the next steps after the name reservation. I already have the name reservations and I have had a lawyer colleague draft the articles of association for me,but due to certain reasons he is unable to proceed with the process for me. Anyone with useful hints please drop a comment. Thanks

this is a good development and should be applauded. All universities are not of the same calibre in the country,just as all students arent of same. When universities have the freedom to set their cut-off as they please,it will serve as a screening mechanism itself and help in getting the best students intellectually.All that needs to be done currently is strengthening the security and credibility of JAMB so that results are actually genuine,that way when a student scores 280 and puts in for medicine in a institution he/she will actually have a chance,not competing with people of far lesser scores,then those who score less can go to schools that accept their level of grades. It becomes explicitly what you deserve.

anonimi:
I thought that the Benin Kingdom was so rooted in its own tradition and had plenty of MAGICAL powers.
Why would the King need a car from oyinbo people who captured his ancestor and sent him on exile
Is he and Benin people so shameless with absolutely no dignity whatsoever for themselves?


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Your reasoning completely betrays any form of education you may have had.

how much is it.

Rolland926:
Yes. It speaks for itself. Its an 8 core machine with Intel Xeon which is a server processor.

Still quite high bro,I'm interested in your server if you'd reduce the price considerably.

quite pricey for the specs oh

ariyebaba:
Find ur way to Lagos, ask people of warehouses A , B , C etc u will get varieties and cheaper items or check REV's thread here.

where in lagos do u have warehouse a,b,c

Mercykayy:
Fu

If youre going to insult the police,atleast get enough education to know that its COPS not CORPS

Stealthideals24:
In my place of work, I have been mandated to look for an agent that will set up WiFi in our premises. In you are interested, send me PM. The office is in Oyo. Thanks.

Hello,if your project hasnt been done yet,I'd like to do it for you. We could set up a network for you that fully blankets your office space,with proper isolation for different groups and also efficient bandwidth monitoring and management,so that one staff cannot hog the entire office bandwidth. We also employ multiple security on our wifi networks so that just passwords do not give you access to the network,log on times for certain groups can also be set,so that after 5pm for example or on weekends,certain people cannot have access to the office network.As part of the Wifi setup we could also setup an IP based voice and video calling system within the office,with options for voice mail,call conferencing etc at little or no cost. You can reach us on 07061925758.

I am in need of fairly used servers in good working condition and in good shape physically. Either HP Proliant Serious or Dell PowerEdge,Desktop or Rack Mountable.Mention me if you do have for sale.

how much are you selling it.

Legend87:
And what are you for commenting on a foolish man's post

Death has become an inevitable something that shouldn't scare us anymore. He isn't the first death casualty to be posted online.

Death is inevitable,so does it make it any less upsetting to the loved ones? If that were your brother in there,laying in the coffin,would you be cool to log on and see him plastered all over the net? Or search civil defense and perpertually see the pictures of your deceased brother?
Internet attention and popularity should not supersede or undermine common sense.

The person that snapped the deceased in the coffin and the person that posted it on social media without thinking of the feelings of close friends and other family members of the deceased are both big headless fools. Imagine the nonsense. Your heads are just needless weights on your neck.

How much are they?

Hello,I intend deploying VSAT for one of our sites soon,can you please give me a cost of everything i we will need for the job please. I mean the BUC,BNC,Modem,Dish etc. We have all the other premises networking equipment available. Also i'll be glad if you can get give me the subscribtion rate for 1Mbps & 2Mbps Down. You can send to jibbs.dezmund@gmail.com Thanks

GoodofNaija:
Keep whatever issues you have with dino to yourself.

There's no sense in asking for pardon for looters. Its either you are a looter or a potential looter too.

I don't know how you want to prevent a crime if there's no punishment for it. You can as well say there should be no laws again, since pardon can be granted anyhow.

I repeat, with this your comment, you are a potential looter.

No problem,I am a looter. Since Buhari has been president who has gone to jail? How much has EFCC spent in prosecuting the thieves and looters?
Presidency that spent 3.4bn on toilets for unity schools or the millions they spent the other day for a two day seminar without results? the funds that was used to even sponsor the elections,where did it come from? Buhari does not posses the moral fortitude to prosecute the war against corruption to the end because both he himself and those close to him would be roped in. Where is Saraki today? Isnt he wining and dinning with the president? What about all the allegations against him? Instead of fighting this scripted battle on the media,presidency should get as much money from the looters,pump it into the economy and salvage this country before it becomes the Zimbabwe of the West.

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MEED Networks LTD, the premier Fibre Optics Trainer in Nigeria and FOA partner with over 10 yrs in Fibre Optic deployments all around the country invites all for this year's edition of the CFOT (Certified Fibre Optics Technician) Fibre Optics Training. This course is designed to cover both the theory, technology and field engineering aspects of fibre optics deployment. This is a 4-day training with an exam at the end leading to the internationally recognized FOA (CFOT)certification.
The course will provide students with a comprehensive overview of all aspects of fibre optics as used in modern communication systems.
Schedule:
Day 1.Introduction to Fibre Optics
Day 2.Splicing: Fusion, Mechanical and Termination Methods
Day 3.Testing and Troubleshooting
Day 4.Appraisal and Exams
No prior experience is required for this training.
Benefits
1. Acquiring the necessary technical skills to deploy and manage fibre optic systems in both domestic and industrial applications.
2. Ability to understand and identify current and future trends in the fibre optics business.
3. Effective deployment and management of current and future fibre optics project (which may include supervision of contractors and service providers, dealing with equipment vendors and regulatory agencies) and integrating seamlessly into nationwide fibre optic backbones for higher return on investment.
3. Free access to an in-depth knowledge base on Fibre Optic Deployment Projects by leveraging on over 25 years of experience in the South African Telecommunications and Structured Cabling Market.

There will be a 60% discount for all serving and recently passed out Youth Corps Members.
Provision for accommodation will be arranged for all students living out of state.

Address:
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Off Damba Street,
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Contact Numbers:07061925758,07046171463
Website: www.meednetworks.com