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AYHOMESINVEST:
real estate investment is genuine and profitable

Do you have pictures of Alexandria Terrace II
Location -ikate, Elegusi. It consist 3 bedroom terrace +bq. Price 55m?

As well as pictures of Victoria BAY III
Location:Nike Art Gallery Way, which is a 4bedroom terrace duplex with a price of 55m?

Can you kindly paste them here?

What kind of title do these 2 properties have?

MrChilaka:
Yes Sir.

Will get my boss to call you soon. He is looking for an LPG truck....but I know he likes DAF trucks, and not MAN Diesel or Iveco.

MrChilaka:
Everything intact you can see it from the apapa photo...client whom I procured it for is happy. this was a working unit while in Netherlands company changed fleet. New owner wont need to by new tires.

Landing cost to client LPG plant : N8.5m only

Clearing Agent oliverjiad did the tin can end.

Are you saying the cost of the entire truck is 8.5 million including clearing??

MrChilaka:
it rained all week...excuse the cloudy apapa photo

Every thing intact...Happy Client and we too are happy.

Price? Are all the gas valves intact?

Frank571:
What i don't understand is why do ladies keep on dating a guy they know they won't marry?

Any reasons?

Guy, for the same reasons why guys also keep on dating women, they will not marry. Simple.

Bahddo:
All these people saying she embarrassed him and that she should have said yes first and then no later, you all are stunningly stupid crowd-pleasing souls.

So he's the one that didn't embarrass her with his public spectacle? If I were a girl, proposing publicly despite knowing me is enough to make me decide I don't want anything to do with you anymore.

It's highly manipulative to try to pressure her into saying yes by putting her on the spot in front of people and cameras.

Bottom line is, know your partner and don't expect them to go out of their way just so your inconsiderate ass does not get publicly embarrassed by your own thoughtless actions.

Very well said! Nothing more to add....

KanuSE:
All these guys with their mumuness, thinking they can get to the throne by hook or by crook. They fail to win the woman's heart coz they're tactless & misogynistic in their approach, then start to ride on a false sense of entitlement.

This PDA is becoming annoying coz it's beginning to appear as 'holding the woman hostage'.....WTF !

You are so correct. May the wisdom God gave to you never run dry....

The guy may even have messed up recently, and is trying to redeem himself, by proposing publicly, hoping the girl will overlook his shenanigans and fall for him again. Who knows?

duni04:
Hollywood movies are really turning people's minds upside down in this country. Why on earth do you need to propose to someone on the street or in a crowded place? Can't you sit down at home and look your woman in the eyes and explain to her why you want to marry her?
Why do you have to embarrass someone into saying yes to you? Complete nonsense! All these Instagram and Twitter boys please chill out o.

And he called camera men to record the scene, o! Can you imagine his stuvpidity??

YoungAncient1:
All these nonsense sef. Don't these people discuss marriage in their relationships at all? Why make a public spectacle of themselves with this charade of public proposal?

I wonder, o! Before deciding to do a public proposal, shouldn't you have had serious conversations with the girl, about the direction of your relationship? Or where you both see yourselves in each other's lives, in the next few years?

The answers you get will determine how serious both of you are, with that relationship.

nzeobi:
serves the idiot right, marriage is for serious minded people and not social media boys.
discuss marriage with her at home and propose there.

Gbam! You talk am well.

theButterfly:
Know someone well before you propose in public.

She could've accepted his proposal out of pretense, pressure, or to save him from embarrassment, but her candidness in declining and walking away will do both of them good in the long run as they move on w| their lives.

Exactly! The guy didn't take out time to know what was in the girl's mind, before he even proposed.

Before embarking on this kind of step, both of you would have done in-depth research on your feelings for each other, and if possible, outline your plans for the future.

He was obviously so full of himself, and so sure of the response he thought he was going to get, because he believed she would not say no, which was why he staged that proposal. Such a silly kid!

lonelydora:
Dear Kings,

Before you embark on public act, make sure you have ticked all your checklist on your girl. Ask her questions on any part of the relationship you don't understand, it will help you to know if she will say YES or NO.

Even in my next world, I can't propose publicly

You talk am well. Collect one chilled bottle of Origin zero from Mama Rosette down the road. Tell her, all the drinks are on me!

Chinekepikin:
Local Is Is Frustrated, See Reactions Below, Watch The Full Video HERE

The guy was a clown. Who does that? How can you do a public proposal, without having a solid idea of what the girl's reply is likely to be?

If both of them had taken time out to hold conversations about their future, or map out plans on how they intend to stay together in the next few years, then he would have known what her answer would be, if he proposed.

And he would have avoided this kind of humiliation! I don't blame the girl, because nothing compels her to say yes, in public. She did not hold a gun to his head, to force him to propose.

D1zion:
Maybe she has someone aside the guy,cos getting proposed is almost every lady's dream.I believe he's not the only one she's in a relationship with.

Which every lady's dream? Abeg, stop that rubbbish. The most important thing to a lady, is the person doing the proposal, and not the proposal itself. Wake up! Ask any lady you see around...

whysquare4real:
I think someone only need 3 documents. My wife just claimed her deceased father's fund from 2 different banks recently. the process is not that cumbersome. She is not even the next of kin. here are d documents she used

Please in which state was this? Can you kindly clarify?

anonimi:
He encountered them but he was not stopped.
Okay, we haff heard.
Next.
When the baby demon becomes a full monster it will consume everyone.

DeOTR:
Nobody asked the Fulanis to help with security in Ondo State. If anything, the OPC is sufficient.
The Fulanis can't know Ondo state better than the indigenes, so you can't draw a parallel lines between Civilian JTF whose members are Northerners and Fulani Vigilantes in Ondo state.
The police already made it clear that no Vigilante group is allowed to carry arms, so I wonder why Fulanis are doing same. These are the same people who have been killing and kidnapping people along that axis.
Thank God the Governor already gave an order for them to be flushed out. Anyone seen carrying arms on the highway anywhere in Yorubaland in the guise of being a member of Fulani vigilante group will be killed summarily henceforth.

Guys, I believe more info is needed about the activities of this set of Fulani vigilantes, before anyone can vilify them. Are they there to protect the herders of cattle owned by the Fulani cattle owners? Or are they just there to attack cattle rustlers?

Or are they present in that locality, to protect innocent villagers from being harmed, by preventing those renegade killer herdsmen among them, from going on rampage across the local SW communities, under the guise of avenging the theft of their cattle?

More answers are needed. Why couldn't the Fulani vigilantes have carried out their patrol activities, in conjunction with the OPC or SW hunters association? It would have made more sense

My Yoruba teacher used to say that "you send the son of a fire, to the owner of the fiery flame itself "

See, if you have ever fallen victim to killer Fulani herdsmen, you will seek salvation from anyone who can rescue you from them, even if he is the 1st cousin of a Fulbe, no matter what tribe you come from.

My dad's neighbour has a first cousin who was abducted along with 3 others on the Lokoja-Abuja expressway, over 5 months ago. She has not been found till date, along with the other people in her vehicle.

If a Fulani vigilante gang offers to rescue her right now, do you think anyone in her family would say No??

All hands need to be on deck to put an end to the insecurity, as well as evil abductions and killings, on our interstate highways, irrespective of tribal affiliations.

KingOfAmebo:
You seem to know everything, even Timi's house...better mind your business and stop judging what you know nothing about.

See this one! You claim the police could not find him at first. So how did they then locate his house and find him later?

McDoe:
Nigerians with fish brains will now be singing his praises to high heavens.

One thing I understood about Nigerians is that if you steal the billions and lavish some thousands in the guise of philanthropy, you become a messiah of some sort.

No wonder we are still in deep slumber. Yeyenatu

Otedola stole billions of our oil money in the name of subsidy. He lavished the money to shut the mouth of the judiciary. He now globe-trots and feel big. And in our psaltry state, he is Nigeria's billionaire of repute

Abeg, keep qwayiet dia! If you have proof that he stole millions through subsidy, why not sue him to court, or report him to the police?

After Otedola tried importing fuel a few years back, and lost money in the process, he had to sell part of his shares to Mercuria Energy for 200 million dollars in order to pay off the banks.

He then stopped importing fuel, and only got fuel for his stations after receiving NNPC allocations, like every other oil marketing firm. So which subsidy claim could he have made when he was not importing fuel any longer, but just getting his due allocations from NNPC, after paying upfront like all other oil firms?

AMCON bought over his loans in 2015, but cleared him after the money was fully paid back with the cash he got from Mercuria.

AMCON did not come back again to take over his assets to show he is a chronic debtor, so what are you talking about? I don't know of any bank that has come out since then, to say Otedola is still owing them.

The man is now using his wealth to help people in pain and sickness, yet you are still criticising his efforts. How many people have you helped to get adequate medical care, by paying their bills?

Pray to God, that you never develop any ailment that drains you physically and financially. If that happens, you will run from pillar to post, seeking an angel to bail you out. If God does not send you one in the shape of an Otedola, only goodness knows what will happen.

paix:
Why should you weigh people's situations and ask questions? If you had invested that time in making money, who knows the millions you would have made by now. You could have been a proud owner of a duplex somewhere.

Is there a law against asking questions? Kindly stop talking like an imbecil'e. You have no idea of the businesses I do, so keep quiet and put your ignorance in your pocket.

Online portals are a public domain. So whenever anyone posts anything online, he or she is inviting public commentary and readers' views.

If you do not want anyone to comment on anything you have posted online, then for goodness sake keep your photos and news hidden inside your private diary under your pillow.

Finally, it is ignorant people like you who have never seen a million in their life, and have no idea of the level of hard work that goes into making legit money, that spew the kind of drivel you just made up here.

Let me now ask you this: " if you had invested that time you just spent in posting your juvenile responses here, into making money, who knows the millions you would have made by now??"

paix:
Sincerely speaking, I am not applauding such people. All I have been saying is that we should not judge them. Thank your God that you're not one of those you made mention of earlier.

Who is judging them? If you do not know the source of their wealth, and they decide to parade their assets online before you, is it wrong to weigh the situation and ask questions?

paix:
She's busy progressing and you're busy criticking. If you want her to declare her assets and how she acquires them, wait till she vies for a political position.

You are one of the gullible ones who get swayed by fake tales, told by those who manage to acquire some assets.

Not all types of successes can be applauded, if you do not know the source.

Otherwise, you could end up unknowingly applauding fraudsters or prostitutes or armed robbers or kidnappers, who have acquired ill-gotten loot, using nefarious means.

gman55:
If that the opinion of have of me, it means you daft and of low mental reasoning, I must not crawl with your low thinking lines, when a verdict have not been given. I will refrain from giving my full opinion of you till the case is trashed.

When people like you lack the capacity to make valid points, you then resort to insults. Typical. Why am I not surprised? Here, have the floor. You are free to continue ranting...

Duggedised12:
my own is when there is an objection ,how does the person objecting go about it? e.g my sister from another woman is applying for letter of administrative over our fathers bank accounts ,how do i object?

Go to the probate registry and place a caveat on it.

jesmond3945:
how can you know how highly rated she is or the jobs she has done when you are busy all day commenting on celebrities and watching big brother? You think it is easy? How can you come and attack a hustler just because she is making progress and you are not? Nigerians have this negative attitude and not everybody is olosho.

I have never watched Big Brother, so your juvenile remarks are totally misplaced.

Google is your friend, and you can do an online search to find out how famous she is, or get the current rates models are being paid in her industry.

Stop this your gullible attitude and do the math. God gave you a brain, so try and use it.

paix:
So are you now a magician? What made you think her wealth was acquired illegally?

Because her source of income does not match the expenditure she made in buying the house. She never mentioned taking a loan to buy it, or paying for it instalmentally.

So what was the means of acquisition?

paix:
God can catapult you from your humble beginnings to a wow level. Don't underestimate the power of DESTINY.

Oga, God is not magician. He does not bless people through fraudulent or illegal means.

jesmond3945:
This thread shows how stupid nigerians can be. When you were busy watching big brother and commenting on simply tatcha. She was busy gracing all the runway events in the globe, going for high paying jobs and finally her dues are paying off and your own is to hate.

Which runway event? How many high paying jobs has she done? Is she as popular as Oluchi Onweagba Orlandi, or is she as highly rated as Agbani Darego? Abeg, can't you recognise when someone is spinning fairytales by moonlight?

jrusky:
They have started again as early as Monday morning soon police will come after for showing someone else property as her own.

23 year model buy second house in Lagos ok nah congratulations to her but sorry which product is she modelling for and on which world class podium is she modelling

I wonder, o! I no know sef, say you don see am.....

oluwadabira111:
Second house?hmm so model work is paying like this or......

Meself I just dey wonder....is it still this same modelling that other people have been doing, and they cannot make ends meet with it....that another small girl is doing, and using it to buy house?

I smell something fishy ..!

AdeOracle:
Well i did mine myself . Mom was the 2nd executor coz dad wasn't polygamous. In your own case , it seems the widow wasn't part of the executors maybe that's why she's filing caveat after caveat. Getting the letter can be tiring if the probate staffs ain't relating well . I got the letter before six months maybe because it was Lagos high court sha . Good luck

The wife was not one of the executors, because they were in the middle of a divorce case, before the man died. She didn't even know he had a will, so she disputed it's validity when it came to light.

The probate registry is a very busy place, and you need to go from one office to another to submit different documents and follow up.

Most of the time, the probate staff are too busy to even attend courteously to your enquiries, except you are willing to tip them quite well.

So I guess you are one of the lucky ones.

Nbote:
I don't know what U mean by errors from start to finish becos d forms are filled ryt there at d Probate registry and confirmations are made before dey are entered into d system and printed... I am telling U from my own experience and d experience of d person who went thru same and worked me thru it. I met 2 different lawyers, and dey both were going to charge based on d value of what d letter would b covering. Ryt now I'm beyond d 21days publication period and have confirmed the banks response to d letter sent to dem by probate so means I'm almost done.

Did I dispute your experience? I merely told you what I have seen and discovered from my own experience in Lagos. If you were able to fill it from start to finish, without any errors....then good luck to you.

pesinfada:
is it only in d bank thy use next of kin?

Now you are asking an irrelevant question. The topic of this thread, was solely related to banks.

AdeOracle:
Like the person said , you don't need service of a lawyer. I have a letter of administration from probate registry Lagos high court ikeja . Liaise with the staffs in the probate and they will take you through filling the form . Once form is filled and the fee is calculated, payment is made via bank draft . Afterwards its published in the newspaper, once it's ready you get the letter . Main things needed is fill the forms well, get 2 sureties/ referees and you are good to go

Good luck to you. I have not said that it is impossible, just that I have not met anyone who filed their application without the help of a lawyer.

I also gave instances where legal advice could be needed, in case a caveat was filed by another party. If a caveat was filed, how would the staff of the probate registry have handled it? Just curious.

I was nominated as one of the executors of my friend's will, 5 years ago. Till date, we have not been able to do much, because his widow keeps filing one caveat after the other. Thank God, the other executors are all lawyers and they have been able to deal with the issue.

CaptainMitch:
Well-done, I think it's time I wrote a will detailing what I have to make it easier for my next of kin

And please ensure that will is property stamped, filed and lodged in the probate registry of the high court. A copy will be kept with your lawyer, and another copy in the court.

You too could decide to keep an extra copy with you, but make sure no one in your family sees it, in order to avoid friction.....

Nbote:
D process doesn't necessarily require a skilled lawyer or their inputs... Lawyers will ask for a percentage of all of d deceased assets including bank balance, properties and pension... All d person needs to do is to visit d Probate department of any state High court And ask for all d requirements. Anyone can actually get it done demselves... I'm currently processing my Dad's and I know a couple of persons who also processed theirs

Maybe there are some people who can do all the process from start to finish, without any errors. But I am yet to meet them. Not in the Lagos Probate Registry in GRA Ikeja.

If there are errors in filling the forms, the application can be rejected in the probate registry.

If anyone files a caveat against the application, then you need to know the next step to take in order to get the caveat lifted. And you would definitely need expert legal advice, in this area.

Some lawyers do not collect a percentage of the value of the deceased's assets. Some will just request for a flat fee, which might not been so high. It all depends on the lawyer in question, and the kind of relationship you have with him or her.

Duggedised12:
too bad. But isn't banks supposed to contact the next of kin after the account is dormant for some time? . I ask this because access called me on one of my dormant account to find out why i wasn't funding the account anymore.

No sir. There is no obligation on the part of the bank to contact you, if your account is dormant.

The only thing a few banks do, is to assign some dormant accounts to new recruits/ hires, in their quest for funds, or in their strategy to meet their targets.

Those new officers could then call you to reactivate your account, especially if that account was formerly witnessing a high turnover of funds, before it became dormant.

Secondly, if there was any suspicious activity on your dormant account like someone trying to make a withdrawal from it, this could prompt them to get in touch with you, to confirm if you were behind that activity.

But other than these reasons, no bank will contact you in respect of a dormant account in Nigeria

pocohantas:
Thank you...

Objections, suggestions and experiences are welcome

Cc: Laudate.

You nailed it! Wonderful job. Well done.

The only part that I think should be included, is that the family/next-of-kin/administrators should engage a skilled lawyer to do the filing of the application with the probate registry.

They would also need 2 guarantors (preferably with landed properties) to fill some documents, to support their application to the probate registry, before the letter of administration can be issued.

Duggedised12:
OK ,thanks for your response. it means if nobody is aware of the money, being stashed up in the bank, then its gone.

Unfortunately, yes.