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One of the lazy youths with no future

A smart youth with a bright future spoted. I hail thee!!

Happy independence Nigeria!!

No good roads, no quality education, poor standard of living, no security, no electricity, no UNITY, schools closed, ASUU on strike, poor health care system, 60 years of NOTHING.

WHAT ARE WE REALLY CELEBRATING.??

It is a good practice to always crosscheck information on sensitive subjects before posting

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2018/apr/11/everyday-devotional/its-fake-news-pope-cancelled-bible/

babalomike:
TIME
It is time for believers to arise and defend their faith!

Pope Francis cancels the Bible and proposes to create a new book. Pope Francis surprised the world today by announcing that the Bible is totally outdated and in need of radical change; thus, the Bible is officially cancelled and a meeting with high personalities where the book that will replace it, as well as the name and the content, will be decided is announced by the church.
Some names are already under study and the most plausible is "Biblia 2000"
End time is Near : Pope Francis cancels the Bible and proposes to create a new book

«We cannot keep trying to talk to our audience in a completely new world with an old book of several thousand of years. We are losing disciples and we have to seek to modernize the church, rewrite the Word of God, even if it is only the Old Testament, in which there are certain passages which are better not to be repeated.«.

The news fell like a bomb among the most conservative, who consider it as Pope Francis cancels the Bible and proposes to create a n...

To continue reading pls click on this link

[url][/url]https://www.liftedgospel.com/2020/07/end-time-is-near-pope-francis-cancels.html

GoldChest:
Please all social distancing rule must be observed because we know it's going to be a full house
Especially now that Buhari will attend .

Oga did you even read what the OP typed above?

Eight years ago, Modupe had just joined the thousands of Nigerians embracing the Agency Banking movement. Like many others, this was no side hustle move, it was her one-way ticket out of unemployment. Modupe has always been a goal getter, for someone who never had the options of picking from a pool of opportunities growing up, she is one to make the most of any opportunity presented to her. Agency Banking proved to be that opportunity, It was another chance for her to put in her best and achieve something for herself. what’s more? If she cracks this, she will be employed to herself, choosing her own working hours and making money on her terms, employments could not have been better!
Life has not always been rosy for Modupe, The University of Ibadan alumni had to study hard and work harder on her way up the ladder of life, it’s just how life has always been for her. After seven years in the mobile money market space, Modupe finally made the leap to join Tingg Mid last year. Her wealth of experience and hard work has seen her make a sudden boom and grow her numbers to become one of the biggest and highest performing agents in the network.



‘’We can’t keep saying our leaders are bad, you need to have a vision, what are you doing for yourself, I don’t want to give excuses, I started with 10k and now I have grown it to something reasonable. In this job, you can start little. I mean with whatever you have. I started with ₦10,000, and I remember always telling myself then that this ₦10,000 will multiply, it depends on your desire. They say ₦2000 can start something, people are just lazy, I started with little, everything is to discipline and determined, if you are not determined in life you can’t do well in life even if you are earning millions, I will pursue this mobile banking and get results’’


Modupe sees value in persistent work, a formula that has worked perfectly for her over the years. She detests the laziness and stands up for moral equity and relevance. We salute Modupe’s principle and perspective to life, her dedication, and doggedness to her work.

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The country has blazed a trail in Africa with the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) successfully validating the first phase of the viral Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) extraction which should enable local production of cheap testing kits for coronavirus.

The validation took place on Thursday in the laboratory of the National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA) in Abuja.

The Director-General of NABDA, Prof. Alex Akpa, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) after the exercise that the success of the validation was important not only to Nigeria but Africa as a whole.

“The success of this validation shall enable us to massively produce test kits so that more people would be tested for COVID-19, not only in Nigeria but in Africa.

“The immediate aim is to produce reagents for real time Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), and remember, recently the lack of reagents stalled work in Kano and molecular diagnosis could no longer take place,’’ Akpa said.

He also recalled that the absence of the same reagent equally stalled COVID-19 diagnosis in Lagos for many days.

“This project is, therefore, designed to enable not only Nigeria but the whole of Africa to put the issue of shortage of reagents behind,’’ the director-general said.

He disclosed that that the project was a Pan-African project whose partners include Ethiopia, NCDC and the University of Sheffield, U.K., among others with funding to come from African Development Bank.

Dr Ndodo Nnaemeka, Chief Molecular Bioengineer, National Reference Laboratory of NCDC, said he was mandated by the NCDC Director-General, Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, to “launch this wonderful project.’’

According to Nnaemeka, the project is designed to solve the problem of RNA extraction kit which had become a global issue.

He said there were serious concerns for the need to have more extraction kits in-country, and that there was growing demand worldwide for extraction kits.

“The western world prioritises their own interest first by making sure that they meet their local needs before exporting to other countries, so there was really need for it,’’ he said,

The NCDC chief molecular bioengineer said the first phase of the evaluation results he carried out with the NABDA scientific team was “awesome and successful.’’

“The kits compete favourably well with other international kits we are using, in fact, it scored highly in purity and in quantity of extraction and we are thinking of scaling production,’’ Nnaemeka said.

He clarified that to be able to conduct test, the viral information which comes as the RNA has to first be extracted and without this extraction, no test can be conducted.

“What will tell you that the virus is there is contained in the RNA, so RNA is required for you to be able to detect COVID-19,’’ he said.

He added that as scientists, they would soon carry out the second phase of the evaluation which would involve real sample of COVID-19.

Similarly, Dr Rose Gidado, a scientist at NABDA and Country Coordinator, Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology (OFAB), said the exercise was historic.

She said the validated RNAswift Test Kit for COVID-19 was developed by Dr Alison Nwokeoji, a Nigerian scientist at the University of Sheffield, U.K.

She corroborated that the African Development Bank was taking over the manufacture of the test kits so as to expand Nigeria’s testing capacity with emphasis on farmers’ health.

Gidado also disclosed that the new test kit could test more than 20,000 people per day.

“If we set up more testing centres, we can easily do 50,000 with automation,’’ the scientist said.

She added that the project was a partnership involving NABDA, NCDC, Ethiopia, NVRI Vom, NIMR and the Ministries of Science and Technology, Health and Agriculture.

NAN reports that the evaluation and validation of the RNAswift Test Kit for COVID-19 was carried out in the immunology laboratory of the NABDA.

It was done in the presence of a donor, Mr Bolaji Akinboro of Cellulant Nig. Ltd, and Mr Richard Mbaram, the Technical Adviser to the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Alhaji Sabo Nanono, among others. (NAN)

Source: https://www.sunnewsonline.com/covid-19-nigeria-records-breakthrough-as-ncdc-validates-viral-rna-extraction/

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chat me up sir i have an ES330 2004 owner needs cash and there are some other cars too but vehicles are in Lagos. i would deliver but pls you will only make payments after lockdown that's if you are satisfied with what you are buying.

Prefer cars in Abuja

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Did anyone notice they are/were all leaders of under-developed countries?

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Hi guys, has anyone used Leagoo Power 2 or Leagoo Z9?

I lost my phone yesterday and was searching for an affordable phone with good specs and someone recommended Leagoo Power 2 and Z9. I've also checked online and they have really good specs for their respective prices.

I want to buy the phone today but I'm a bit worried

Run away from anything leagoo, not a reliable product at all.

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12 - 15 September 2019

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she is suffering from Dementia Illness.

please if found call 08032015073 or take her to the nearest police station.

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Collected mine on saturday, and i am going to VOTE.

Becoming an accountant and working in a financial institution was my deepest desire and ambition as a young woman growing up in eastern Nigeria. My life was planned out and I had set specific detailed goals. I was vocal about it, no one could escape 4 minutes in my company without getting the full details of my life’s ambition; this earned me the epithet ‘bankers’ banker, from friends and family.
When I was in the university majoring in Accountancy, my father education incapacitated and unable to financially support my education. Morphing into a university dropout became a possibility overnight, a scenario I absolutely refused to yield too. I dusted off the last embers of my sheltered life and embraced farming to sponsor my education. I remember the ramshackle shed I constructed with pieces of abandoned wood picked up here and there. With those weakened woods, i built a poultry house. That was my first farming expedition, the proceeds of which made me a graduate of Accountancy.

The National Youth Service Scheme, (NYSC), brought me face to face with my age long dream of working with a financial institution. However, life happened. Overtime, I slowly became disenchanted with the reality of the life I fought valiantly to build for myself. My priorities changed when I became a wife and a mother. I wanted more not only for myself but for my community. I envisioned a future where I would be more available to my family, my kids; I wanted my children to grow up being proud of me not only as their mother but as a person who affected her generation positively. As anyone who had ever been privileged to work in our financial institution would tell you, building and maintaining a successful family com social life is challenging. Leveraging on my experiences as a young poultry farmer and banker, I set out to establish a medium scale farm. Oh it was scary! I was frightened and opted not to get both feet wet! I needed capital for so many things, land being top of the list…fertile land. I utilised my personal savings and I taped into the ever available African network of family and friends to obtain soft loans. I felt the zero interest loan I obtained from family and friends was a conservative risk I could offset from my salary, how wrong I was! Anyway I went ahead to establish my farm at the outskirt of town.

Farming maize was the spectrum end of my subsistence poultry experience, more uncertainty as I could not see what was happening underneath the ground. Remember I was working full time morning and night, on duty every day; but I was determined to make a success of my farming venture; besides, my creditors were already on my neck demanding payback of their cash loans due to unforeseen family emergencies. I became tapped out and financially exhausted paying folks back, coupled with the reality of daily farm expenses. In one of my numerous researches on how to be a successful farmer, I came across the Ministry of Agriculture subsidy scheme, the GES program which was available only to registered farmers. Registered what? I immediately set out to obtain more information and promptly got myself registered as a farmer in Nigeria. The information and assistance I needed was right there all along and I did not know enough to access it. It was during the process of obtaining the farm Impute that I first heard about Tingg.

Initially I was annoyed at having to open a wallet account on a privately operated platform that is not a Bank! I work in a bank and I really truly did not appreciate the hazel, neither do I need a mobile wallet when I have visa and master cards. The company’s representative on ground was very patient with me, I think her name was Becky, anyway; she opened a new agricultural world to me. Becky explained to me that Cellulant corporation is the parent company that created Tingg. and AgriKore. Tingg is more than a mobile payment wallet platform; Tingg. is actually the basic infrastructure of Cellulant which they can configure to be used by any sector to do business. On Tingg. one can access soft loans, make esusu type savings as individual or group, schedule a bulk SMS; with a unique Marketplace where you can register as a merchant and sell your stuff! Like ebay, Amazon and Nigeria’s Jumia and Konga, using the Tingg. unique payment platform to checkout. Tingg. is beautifully integrated and efficient.

Through personal investigation, i found out Cellulant Nigeria developed AgriKore to mitigate the hardships farmers face daily, from finding the right seeds,fertilizers and relevant information; to produce wastage, paste infestation and low market price of farm produce. [url=http[://www.cellulant.com.ng]Cellulant Nigeria[/url] created a unique digital solution with AgriKore. AgriKore is a network of Farmers, Agro dealers, Suppliers, Consumers, Aggregators, Offtakers etc, who interact in a unique marketplace to buy and sell agricultural produce; using the Tingg wallet platform. infrastructure. AgriKore is utilized by Cellulant Nigeria to interact with farmers in a knitted customer relations interactive, keeping the farmers captured in their comprehensive database updated with latest industry news and information. Initially i was sceptical about it all and as a proper Nigerian, i carried out due diligence, on the company and the services they provide; I had been concerned with finding a ready market for my produce after harvest.

AgriKore changed my life! I first accessed a low interest loan from Tingg, with which I paid off my creditors who were almost strangling me. I sold my farm produce right on the AgriKore platform; I received payment on my Tingg wallet. It was surreal! Every stage of doing farm business was concluded right on AgriKore, all I had to do was over see the harvesting of the grains and getting it ready for the delivery guys contacted on AgriKore to pick up. The entire process was seamless, efficient and hassle free.

Two years as a maize farmer convinced me I could farm successfully on the large scale. I broke even financially in my second year of farming, I became financially solvent. I have many people under my employ, my farms offer agricultural studies scholarship to communities where they are situated, I am available for PTA meetings and to affix band aids on my children’s cuts. I quit my job in the financial sector and delved into full time farming. I enlarged my farm holdings and branched into soybean farming as well. yes!, I still keep hens but that is a personal thing to serve my family needs. I received encouragement and inspiration from the CEO and Co-founder of Cellulant Corporation. I still routinely access loans from Tingg and I have never had cause for regrets.

Farming is a worthwhile endeavour for youths and women to engage in, it literally pays huge dividends in every aspect. I would encourage more people to consider farming and to partner with Agrikore to help make the process a little more dirt-free.


Story by Uju.

So i am willing to take the risk, but i cant make deposit because there is no option of deposing funds using paypal

Unity bank charged me 1000 for USSD transaction last month.

President Muhammadu Buhari has directed that the validity of passports issued in the country should be increased from five to 10 years.

Muhammed Babandede, comptroller-general of Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), made the disclosure on Thursday when he visited the Ikoyi passport office in Lagos.

He said the president also approved improved security features and quality for the passport booklets.

“He (Buhari) has approved 10-year validity for passports which is great news. When the report comes, passports will be valid for 10 years which is great news especially for adults from the age of 18 and above,” he said.

“Though people will pay more, if they can pay more and get the booklets quickly, it’s good with improved security for 10 years validity. They would pay more but the document would be available, that’s good.

“Ten years after the enrolment of the e-passport system, we need to improve the security features. You can’t keep documents for 10 years without seeing decreased values in them, so we are improving the security features which would raise the standards of the passports.”

Babandede said the new changes will ease the stress of renewing passports and also help the country.

“And we will ensure it is done before the end of this year because the booklet has to change,” he added.

The service had in April said it will no longer issue passports to those who do not have national identity card number.

https://e-flames..com/2018/07/hurray-your-nigerian-passport-will-now.html