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teeshe:
Hello,
Can i still get this AAXA Pocket size projector?

teeshe:
Hello,
Can i still get this AAXA Pocket size projector?

A social media user on Instagram (a.okelawal) took to his page to complain about how a financial institution, Stanbic IBTC, messed up his account and wants a payment of N170,000 to correct the said mistake.
He wrote:
This is the Story of How Stanbic Ibtc @stanbicibtc MESSED up my account and asked me to pay 170k (i.e. 170,000) for THEIR mistake.
In June, I made a mistake by trusting Stanbic with a couple of transactions on amazon. The following payments were made:
15th of June – 62,553.58
16th of June – 62,528.44
17th of June – 2 transactions of 62,616.43 each.
The money was debited from my account on the same day as the transaction was made and my account was used up until the 13th of July with the balance of 26,881.62 or so I thought.
Between the 15th of July and 17th of July, I tried to access my account but I was unable to and I thought it was just a fault with my card. Just for me to sign up into my online profile and what I saw as my effective balance changed my understanding of life. I saw -144,308.72. YES, A NEGATIVE BALANCE OF ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUR THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHT NAIRA. I thought it was a mistake and wrote to the bank and went to a branch at yaba and palms. Today is the 9th of September 2016 and after writing letters and visiting their branches, I was told that it was my fault and that I would have to pay.
I am now processing my legal response to all of this but before then, this is to warn you to NEVER use this bank for any foreign transaction. Infact, just don’t use them at all for safety.
Have a nice day.
www.reporterng.com/2016/09/stanbic-ibtc-wants-me-to-pay-n170k-for-thier-mistake-customer-laments/

wolesmile:
Do they know the meaning of plagiarism at all? That is not a plagiarized speech.



I stand to be corrected

mars123:
dude what crime has the writer comitted in copying a bit part of Obama's speech? The only implication is that jobless mofos like you and the rest 1d1ots quoting me who are obviously suffering from wailing syndrome after the defeat of your grandmaster IB cum hero will once again have something to masturbate on for a while. You could help me spell it out if you are aware of any other implication that is really worth my bother.

mars123:
I still insist the government hasn't committed plagiarism.

Billionsmith:
they didn't charge Us for the period of 3 month now. We have outstanding of 92k and I think they have resorted to understanding that things are not the same.

TonyeBarcanista:
Firstly, this report is FALSE!

Secondly, assuming it was true that Markarfi made such, let us look at the words he used.



IF he was emplotyed by former NWC, the question is WAS HE EMPLOYED? There is no need to beat over the bush.


Finally, PDP hasn't sacked Deji, because he was never an employee or official. You don't sack a non employee.


PS: I am glad the Party never disowned the New Twitter Handle. Aluta Continuaa

miketayo:
After a two-day surprise visit to Nigeria that saw him walk the streets of Yaba and personally lecture developers in Victoria Island, Mark Zuckerberg has popped into Kenya. Howbeit unannounced, I strongly suspect the Kenyans would have had an inkling that their nation would be his next stop. With an Andela in Kenya, it only made sense that he would be there for a visit.

iHub was his first port of call. The unofficial “Kenyan tech headquarters” which is an innovation hub, pre-incubators and co-working space, was designed to build an ecosystem around the tech entrepreneur.

He visited startups in Nairobi and interacted with them on a personal level. He laughed and admired the Strauss Energy Roof tile; a building materials technology that captures the sun’s rays and converts them to solar energy.

This shows what the world thinks about Nigerians Government, they are not worth it

Nature129:
Do not say what you have no clue how it works. MMM do not have access to our money; we merely help one another. Mr Tunde pays Alhaji Ali and informs that Alhaji Ali has been paid on the website. The cycle keeps going on and on without any of the participants depositing into a central account.

My only fear is that the Adkins of the system, if not properly checked, could manipulate the system in their favour and defraud unsuspecting donors.

But as for the system, it was a well-thought out concept. The scheme is well perfected. Anyone who understands MMM should know that they pay participants absolutely nothing while they generate millions of traffic around the world.

I understand that MMM has worked perfectly in many countries so I don't know why SEC is raising necessary alarm because it will demoralize new donors. But then, our government has failed us in all areas of our national life, so why should we take them seriously anyways?

People have made millions,bought cars, built houses, etc from MMM. These guys should allow me buy my own car and build my own house from the system before raising unrealistic alarms, biko!!!!

Reyginus:
Fake news? I should site an example? To convince you? I don't think I can do that. I'd do better as a moral psychiatrist. After I'm done laying your ooze bare your Aorta takes in fresh air. Zero pun intended.

Don't even try to shift the goal post with me. It doesn't work. You said Anambra state government produce no rice for no other reason but because you feel they produce no rice. Your Coscharis is not sufficient.

We all know no business man will ditch his brand for yours if a deal never happened. Your claim to the contrary shows either a poor knowledge of economics or great zeal for mischief.

Bringing up Obiano's photo again is a pointer to your negative approach towards the news. We all know Obiano loves himself so much. But his image on any product doesn't make the story behind it false. I don't like pride myself but I wouldn't use that as an excuse to discredit anyone.

I only see you creating troubles whenever and wherever Igbo is mentioned. Except it's about Rochas then your patriotism and imaginary philosophical cap comes up. Grow up. You are been used.

Abagworo:
I visited the site and found it fascinating. Whoever conceived the idea of creating a mini tunnel or mini interchange or whatever it turns out to be called is a genius. I've never witnessed such anywhere in Nigeria. I've seen under passes and tunnels but most of them are usually one directional. Kudos to Rochas Okorocha and his team for this invention.

hackactigist:
shame on u, Rochas is not owing anybody any dime except August and even feds are yet to pay August salary. name the parastatal that is been owed!!!!!! evil propagandist lurking around the corner!!!! go get a life!!!

Abagworo:


imo State is not owing anybody 1kobo including pensioners. Only the health and some parastatals refused to collect their salary because of protest against concession.

themomentng:
The United Bank for Africa (UBA) has denied reports that it has been banned by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) over non-remittance of NNPC/NLNG dollar deposits.
In a press statement issued by the bank’s corporate communications head, Charles Aigbe, the bank stated: “Our attention has been drawn to report of the ban of UBA from the foreign exchange market by the CBN over the non-remittance of NNPC/NLNG dollar deposits.
“We wish to state very categorically that UBA has completely remitted all NNPC/NLNG dollar deposits. “We thank all our numerous customers, business partners and other stakeholders who have reached out to us on account of this report.”

the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has barred nine banks from all foreign exchange transactions

Abagworo:
The roads are highways linking different States hence a failure of Jonathan not Governors. Okorocha was never part of Jonathan administration.

Abagworo:
All the federal oads in all of SS and SE are in same deplorable condition and not even limited to any State. The whole issue goes down to fraudulent deceit of the immediate past administration despite our huge earnings from oil.

As far as roads is concerned Owerri has the best roads among all cities in Southeast.