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Yuneehk:
What's the name of this food

tyav7:
Where d pishure na?

optional1:
op don high wit sokoto weed...

Where the pishure?

BeeBeeOoh:
This is the 3rd time I'm opening this thread to see the pictures of the food but to no avail..




Op if I get hold of alligator pepper, e no go funny for your destiny

MyGeneration:
What a stup1d list.... please mods dont tk this to the front page.
How wud delta state be more urbanized dan Rivers state. Or Abia more urbanized dan kaduna nd oyo.
Its funny.

Built2last:
Let me educate some ignorant minds before you try these two and sentence them in your mind as always.

FX racketeering is done by all banks in Nigeria and CBN is the chief in this business.

Going by what they are charged for on deposits. We have the NFIU, Nigeria Financial Intelligence Unit. All banks are to install this tracker on their system to notify EFCC of any amount exceeding 10, 000 USD.

Did Diamond bank install that on their system?
Did it notify EFCC?

Babatunde being a marketer I know goes out to bring in money for the bank.

It's not his duty to know how much a customer paid into that account. Arresting him now for being an account officer is bad on the part of EFCC.

EFCC should go after Diamond bank that accepted the money and not a bloody marketer.

I am sure when Tunde informed his boss that a million dollars has been brought in by one if his customers. Adamu. They must have celebrated him and called him a performer. Now things have gone sour and it's the officer managing the account you see EFCC harassing. .

I write this because many bank staff looking for daily bread are in EFCC net for simply being marketers.

I approach you to open account with the bank not me. You open with 30k. ..Two weeks after you deposit or wire 1 million dollars into the account. The officer who went to open account is pushed to face EFCC. Instead of the bank enjoying the float and interest on the account to face EFCC. They push the marketers to face the music.

Who broke the law quoted above? is it not the bank? This law is displayed boldly ib the banking hall of every bank. Why did Diamond bank accept the money in the first place? This is why I left banking

Adeevah:
Trump will end up bringing the kind of change buhari brought to Nigeria

Adeevah:
Both



Like Buhari...Like Trump

THUNDER4real:
The ghost is older than 73yrs , the ghost doesn't even know it's age as the ghost doesn't even have certificate to tell it's real age...

Kay17:
Does a power of attorney transfer interest in land?

Doesnt a deed of assignment convey the remainder or residue of the term the original allottee had?

Does the AGIS recognize the transfer of land from the original allotte to an assignee?

Is a fresh C of O issued to the new assignee?

aribisala0:
On a point of logic your conclusion does not derive from your preamble.
you are adding 1 and 1 to make 4 . There is no connection between the intro and the end,faulty reasoning.

There is no reason for me to argue the points of law with you,you will not persuade me and I will not persuade you besides to what end are we arguing, who gains?
I will work on my punctuation

aribisala0:
hehehe
NO I love lawyers actually ,I have many in my family and I employ at least two. I particularly resent the Nigerian variety of lawyer. Our legal system is based on the British or more accurately the English legal system. I have interacted with lawyers in England and other Commonwealth countries and still do till tomorrow.That is the standard that I compare with.
The fact is Nigerian lawyers live in the 18th century with a lot of outdated bombast and ultimately at the lower levels are worse than useless. For you to get any value out of a Nigerian lawyer he or she must have well over 10 years experience after getting a law degree and going to law school. They cannot speak proper English most of the time and will cost you a lot of money if you trust simple tasks to them.

Do you know that in England you do not have to have a law degree to become a solicitor? Still a solicitor with two years experience is worth all the money.This is not a matter or race. It was not like that in Nigeria 30 years ago
I have to work with lawyers virtually every day so sentiments do not come into it. I employ full time and also contract others in and out of Nigeria. My observation is Nigerian lawyers are quite often a waste of money. If you give them a job such as drafting a conveyance agreement be sure to read it over because most likely it is a cut and paste that you could have done yourself

Maybe because the judiciary is so corrupt in Nigeria and success does not depend on hard work or some other reason,I can only speculate all I can say is Nigerian lawyers are very poor

Back to the subject whether or not I love or hate them can you deal with any of the issues I have raised on its merits? Am I right or wrong?

Imagine the rubbish that clown wrote about power of attorney in Abuja!!

aribisala0:
With respect ,what you have written, does not make a lot of sense. First of all that only one C of O is issued is true in other places NOT only Abuja. So there is nothing n the explanation you have given that explains why Abuja is special

Secondly Power of attorney does not give "RIGHTS" it gives authority or power it is in no way a deed of assignment or transfer of ownership
The transaction that is taking place is a sale and power of attorney DOES NOT COME into it at all. How many Powers of authority need to signed every time the property changes hands ? What about if the original allottee is demised or otherwise unavailable.
Also Land does not "BELONG" to governors that is a complete misunderstanding.
Your explanation is weak and watery, I am sorry.

aribisala0:
With respect ,what you have written, does not make a lot of sense. First of all that only one C of O is issued is true in other places NOT only Abuja. So there is nothing n the explanation you have given that explains why Abuja is special

Secondly Power of attorney does not give "RIGHTS" it gives authority or power it is in no way a deed of assignment or transfer of ownership
The transaction that is taking place is a sale and power of attorney DOES NOT COME into it at all. How many Powers of authority need to signed every time the property changes hands ? What about if the original allottee is demised or otherwise unavailable.
Also Land does not "BELONG" to governors that is a complete misunderstanding.
Your explanation is weak and watery, I am sorry.

aribisala0:
Why do you need a power of attorney.I genuinely would like to learn can you please explain?

platinumtt:
Hello Professionals,

Please help. I just bought an AMAC land. The seller told me to get a power of attorney document for him to sign. When I asked about deed of assignment, he said he has no information as he is not used to that. In Lagos, we do get deed of assignment after buying a plot of land as this is a very important document. Could someone explain power of attorney and deed of assignment issue as it impacts buying of land in Abuja.

http://www.naijalandproperties.com/community/fct-abuja-3/what-is-the-difference-between-power-of-attorney-and-deed-of-assignment/

youngest85:
Na night school u go?