Lizzysamuel:


Which company is bringing which investment?

This little boy and his tantrums.

It's just like celebrating over First Bank dollar ATM😂.

When they're outrightly in the country to milk their own cow because of the rate of Japa and oversea travels.

How much are they investing? I dare you to show me.

Grow up boy

Lizzysamuel:


Cry cry baby. You all are reaping karma.

2012 it was GEJ and you guys. Today it is the turn of Obidients and your Balablue

Shebi una wan rule? Enjoy it😂😂

Wailing Wailer.

American Express Co. is launching its first business credit card in Nigeria in partnership with local neobank O3 Capital, potentially improving access to dollars in the West African nation.

O3 Capital and Amex unveiled the product on Thursday in Lagos, the commercial capital, offering the business card with a spending limit of $10,000.

With the O3 American Express Green, Gold, and Platinum Cards, O3 Capital will enhance its overall customer offering, providing American Express Card Members a range of travel and lifestyle benefits for use in Nigeria and when travelling overseas. These Cards will provide access to discounts at select businesses across Nigeria, cinema and dining perks, hotel and car rental benefits, and various insurances and protections.

Additionally, the O3 American Express Platinum® Card will provide access to a travel and lifestyle concierge service, a membership with a global hotel programme, and five complimentary visits per year to eligible local and international airport lounges. Cards will be able to be used at American Express accepting merchants across Nigeria and around the world.

The O3 American Express® Gold Business Card will be the first American Express card launched in Nigeria to specifically support the spending needs of businesses. This card will improve the day-to-day management of business transactions and cashflow with access to a credit facility, the ability to perform international transactions, and the inclusion of an extended repayment period of up to 45 days. It will also aim to support the running of a business, with benefits such as three complimentary visits per year to eligible local and international airport lounges, car rental perks, and travel insurance included.

Abimbola Pinheiro, Chief Executive Officer of O3 Capital, said:

“This agreement with American Express is a significant milestone, both for O3 Capital and for Nigerian businesses. We will provide solutions for a wide range of customers – from consumers looking for more value from their payment products to businesses who want to enjoy the benefits of a domestically issued card with the international reach of American Express. We are particularly proud to be the first who will issue an American Express Business card to the Nigerian business community and we look forward to working with American Express to fulfil our potential.”

Mohammed Badi, President of Global Network Services at American Express, commented:

“With the O3 Capital American Express cards, consumers and businesses in Nigeria will have even more payment choice. American Express is excited to continue to strengthen its presence in Nigeria and expand its reach across Africa. The first-ever American Express Business Card in the most populous African country will give us another way to support local businesses with their growth aspirations.”

Zee0007:


Happy birthday sir legendhero. Welcome to your year of abundance. You will keep prospering and no harm shall come to you. One love legend.

Salewa97:
This is another form of ethnic cleansing.

This law must not stand!

Fkmodhi:
Tinubu just escape it Omor dem suppose execute the Werey long time…

Mynd44:
They won't kill them. No governor wants to sign death warrants. They will just be there permanently

Zonefree:
When are they going to approve same for National and State looters?

Senate on Thursday, May 9, approved the death penalty for those convicted on the charge of drug trafficking in the country.

The punishment prescribed in the extant NDLEA Act is a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.

The resolution of the Senate followed its consideration of a report of the Committees on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters and Drugs and Narcotics, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Act (Amendment) Bill, 2024.

The Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights & Legal Matters presented the report during plenary, Senator Mohammed Monguno (APC-Borno North).

The bill, which passed its third reading, aims to update the list of dangerous drugs, strengthen the operations of the NDLEA, review penalties, and empower the establishment of laboratories.

Section 11 of the current act prescribes that “any person who, without lawful authority; imports, manufactures, produces, processes, plants or grows the drugs popularly known as cocaine, LSD, heroin or any other similar drugs shall be guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to be sentenced to imprisonment for life” was amended to reflect a stiffer penalty of death.

Although the report did not recommend a death penalty for the offence, during consideration, Senator Ali Ndume moved that the life sentence should be upgraded to the death penalty.

During a clause-by-clause consideration of the Bill, Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin, who presided over the session, put the amendment on the death penalty to a voice vote and ruled that the “ayes” had it.

But Senator Adams Oshiomhole objected to the ruling, saying that the “nays” had it.

He argued that matters of life and death should not be treated hurriedly, but Barau said it was too late, as he failed to call for division immediately after his ruling.

The bill was subsequently read for the third time and passed by the Senate.

Hez143:
shey na Ibadan be this shebi dem say na brown roof dey Ibadan
God bless GSM

press9jatv:
No one can defeat Seyi Makinde road infrastructures in oyo state political history. The best Governor ever in oyo state history

BarrElChapo:
Today's may 9th, old stale news hitting fp.

SadiqBabaSani:
Rivers is not Lagos

AngryMrMAN:


Exactly like the Real father and mother of the orphaned Bola irabiji

LagosFirstSon:

You're falling for this propaganda ?

Oh I forgot, you're a Tinubu supporter and a hater of Nigeria progress

AngryMrMAN:


Of course sniff it baby and go kuku

IamHonourable1:

Crime knows no bounds, there are Yoruba people who commit heinous crimes in UK and US.

AngryMrMAN:


Then follow the generational grape juice

AngryMrMAN:


Sorry to hear

TAKE

na cleanser

NeckingNgulping:


What that cocaine sniffing bed wetting bulaba president cannot do does not exist

yemex04:



You are wrong.
0.5% of N1,000,000 = N5,000
0.005% of N1,000,000 =N50

NeckingNgulping:
My question now is, can Wike support any candidate that will represent PDP in the 2027 presidential election against the second term bid of Tinubu?

I don't blame you, i blame the useless politics you are all playing.

Nonsense and ingredients.

Alexlalax1:
Always looking for a means to milk the citizens. Don't know if it's a curse to be a Nigerian? It seems our suffering gives them joy. What we need are leaders instead of rulers.

A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, Bode George has described the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike as a bona fide member of the party, saying he (Wike) is not working against the party.

George stated this while speaking during an interview on Arise Television.

The elder statesman noted that Wike, a former Governor of Rivers State, had written a letter to the party, stating his intention to work in the ruling All Progressive Congress government of President Bola Tinubu.

When asked if the minister is working against the party, The former National Vice Chairman of the PDP (Southwest) said, “That’s exactly what I’m driving at. They (Wike and Atiku) just didn’t get out in different directions, something happened. And the party leaders must come down, do an in-depth post-mortem analysis of what happened.”

Justifying Wike’s appointment in the APC-led government, George said, “Once party A wins an election, it opens the door to say, ‘Let’s have a united group.

“When Obasanjo won the election in 1999, he invited people from ANPP, APGA, AD,” citing examples of the late Chief Bola Ige who served as the Attorney-General of the Federation, while he was a member of the Alliance for Democracy.

“We can’t just have a Berlin wall to say that once you’re a member of this, you can’t serve there. The fact that you’re serving there doesn’t mean you’ve left your party.

“According to Wike, he wrote a letter to serve in the APC government. He still plays the music. How can he work against the PDP? I don’t believe it,” adding that “there are issues to be sorted out.”

On the status of the PDP in Lagos State, George said, “I just came back from Ibadan where we had an elders’ meeting in respect to discordant voices that are coming out from Ondo State. People should get back to their various Local Governments and contribute their quota.

“It’s unfair for committed members of the party to make such assertions in public. Discipline is part of the management in any organsation. What Pearse said isn’t correct,” adding that the party leadership is working on numerous reformations.

PressMyButton:

Can you see how slippery she is, she wouldn't condemn the culprit that was caught for obvious reasons but had to indulge in needless whataboutism. How old was she in 1960?.

Beremx:
Askari, hoodlums have been vandalizing government properties in Lagos since 1960. Irrespective of ethnic group, it didn't start today na. If you want to talk of the highest vandals in Lagos, they're the ones who do iron condemn business. Na wa!!

Namaster:
Let's NUKE Benue and be done with it.

Seems to be EXTREMELY useless.

Herdsmen and bandits line up to kill them like people lining up to collect palliatives. Now they are killing each other and destroying their communities.

Yet the government think the MOST pressing issue is to construct a brewery in the state.

Time to nuke this state.