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[quote author=FriendNG post=62172735][/quote]shouldn't matter
Once your name and dob are correct
You shouldn't have much issues
I'm sure it will be useless within the decade

FriendNG:
I know about paying the 500 using remita to edit. My problem is according to their website, only date of birth and name, address can be edited.

What I want to edit was listed under non editable details.

o. What exactly

MisterGrace:
How I toyed with one of the idiots.

Just the other weekend I was bored as f**k.
A text message came into my phone and behold
it was them scamming demons.

I decided to call the number in the text and one froggy voice
duck answered on the other end. His English sef na apology.

Customer care language fa? Zero. Anyway, I decided to give him
fabricated bank details and just before the I could finish calling out
the numbers, I terminated the call.

Behold the vulture fell for the trap and called back almost immediately.
That was how I kept on dribbling him with fictitious details for almost an hour.

The buffoon won't stop for the next three hours. With my 4000mah battery almost fully
charged, I kept on wasting his airtime and time until about 9pm when I told him I was just
wasting his money and time.

Come and see para...
The pig was vexed no be small.

You can't find those cows on true caller app.

I think the government needs to tighten the loopholes in the sim reg. exercise.

nice one. I wish I had a contact in Efcc who I can be giving these numbers to so they can be arresting them wella

Idokojimmy:
Ministers and the EFCC chairman are all appointees of the President. Their responsibility is to drive through d agenda of the administration. Although the responsibility of the Minister may not be as sensitive as that of heads of intelligence organizations in the real sense of the word, they are not openly probed during their tenure in office.

Recall that recently an investigation report on Ibe Kachikwu leaked. Though d EFCC was investigating him, it was not done publicly. He can also not be invited without d express permission of the president. What the EFCC can do is to intimate the president of his corrupt practices and the president can relieve him of his ministerial position before sanctioning his prosecution.

On the other hand, the intelligence community is too sensitive in that its operations affect directly the national security of the country. That is why they report directly to the president who is the chief security officer of the country.

Where there is suspicion or petition that an agency is engaging in graft, such issue could be covertly investigated and the matter presented before the President. That is due process. The president, given the weight of the allegations can either authorize a probe, suspend the head or look into the books of the agency.

Now they are constituted authorities that can probe. The NSA, the JIB and a special panel whose membership could be drawn from past DGs of such agency.

Remember that the NIA saga followed the same channel. Former DGs of NIA were covertly invited to probe and proffer solution to the matter. I can assure you that their money has been released. This won't be done publicly.

What they do is too sensitive. The EFCC can't handle it. Some of the operations are code-named. How will the understand it. They don't have the need to know.

Its just d law.

where is investigation done publicly. Is it not somebody that chose to go to press. Economic crime is economic crime. It has nothing to do with intelligence work. Did you or did you not buy weapons or not simple. They are not asking them to divulge tactics or strategies. They are the ones who claimed 43 million dollars in Osborne and dragged their name into Efcc territory

So please stop extending presidential immunity to common lackeys

It's not a law

They can be invited if they've stolen money.

By setting up Efcc the president has given his consent to investigate whoever on his behalf

FriendNG:
OK. Thank you.

that's what I overheard them tell one man when I did mine in Ibadan

Idokojimmy:
This morning I read with keen interest the new dimension the interagency rivalry between the DSS and the EFCC is assuming. Tribune Newspaper claimed that the Acting Chairman of the Commission, Ibrahim Magu has invited some officials of the DSS to appear before the Commission to answer questions bordering on the expenditure of its budgetary allocation.

While this move again underscores the failure of President Buhari to call his appointees to order and prevail on them to work together to deliver on his campaign promise, I will concern myself with the facts of the case.

First and foremost, the EFCC has no right to invite any official of the DSS, serving or retired.
The National Security Agencies (NSA) Act that disbanded the NSO and facilitated the emergence of the DSS, NIA and DIA says in Section 5

1) There shall be appointed for each of the agencies, a principal officer, who shall be known by such designation as the President may determine.
(2) The principal officers of the agencies shall in the discharge of their functions under this Act-
(a) In the case of the State Security Service and the National Intelligence Agency, Be Responsible Directly to The PRESIDENT; and
(b) In the case of the Defence Intelligence Agency, be directly responsible to the Chief of Defence Staff.
The ACT also makes provision for the appointment of a Co-coordinator of National Security (NSA) who shall
(a) Advise the President on matters concerning the intelligence activities of the agencies;
(b) Make recommendations in relation to the activities of the agencies to the President, as contingencies may warrant;
(c) Correlate and evaluate intelligence reports relating to the national security and providing the appropriate dissemination of such intelligence
within Government,using existing facilities as the President may direct;
(d) determining the number and level of staff to be employed by each agency established pursuant to section I of this Act and organising the transfer and posting of staff, especially the transfer and posting of existing staff of the Nigerian Security Organisation established pursuant to the Nigerian Security Organisation Act1976, repealed by section 7 (1) of this Act; and
(e) Doing such other things in connection with the foregoing provisions of this section as the President may, from time to time, determine.

MY POSITION.

Since the NSA Act stipulates clearly that the DSS and NIA reports directly to the President, at best, the EFCC should have dragged the agency before the President or the NSA [/b]who coordinates intelligence activities in the country with the aim of having its allegations investigated by the Joint Intelligence Board (JIB) or any other panel. Note that the three agencies constituted after the dissolution of the NSO are under the umbrella of the JIB. It is pertinent to note that the JIB is empowered to resolve inter-agency infractions.
The question to ask here is, did the EFCC bring these allegations before the board?

Secondly, all Intelligence operatives from my readings swear to an Oath of Secrecy and Oath of Allegiance. [b]These oaths forbid them from disclosing sensitive information and materials to the public or people who don't have THE NEED TO KNOW. And the oaths are binding till death. How then can these officers openly disclose sensitive information relating to how funds were used, more so that the things the funds were used for are issues relating to National Security?

Thirdly, some intelligence operations are covert in nature. Possible disclosure of sensitive information could compromise ongoing assignments and even put the lives of majority of their personnel at risk.

Fourthly, we must note that routine EFCC investigative proceedings have become media sensation under the current EFCC leadership, as sensitive information disclosed to the Commission are being published indiscriminately on the media thereby jeopardizing national security.
Nigeria has enough challenges to contend with; let's not invite another security challenge.

The President must appoint people of impeccable character to head sensitive organizations.

If the EFCC chairman has a petition against any official of the DSS he should forward it to the President. If Buhari hates corruption, he will certainly act. But our laws must be protected.

PDP COME, PDP GO. APC COME, APC GO GO. BUT NIGERIA AND OUR LAWS GO REMAIN.
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ministers report directly to president. So you're saying they shouldn't be probed when they steal money. Think

[quote author=yarimo post=62159954]31 million nigerians signed up already got me [/quote

As innnn. 31 million how and we're just hoping his name
Age limit is 40 BTW

Go back to where you did it and complain. They will tell you to pay 500 to a bank and come back to edit the Id.

psalmsjob:
One of the things wey turn me like this nah comments like "stealing is not corruption....how much did Jim Nnwobodo stole, just N700 and he was locked up by Buhari" says GEJ and many more like these and still hearing all this type of your own wailings sef add join for my case

But you know say I talk true that's why you no fit even quote my original comment wey make you dey wail so

If things dey rough and tough for you wailers now just no say we Buharist had endured same if not worst for 16 years and still didn't join you so am not surprised you pdp.igs are still wailing for 2 years and haven't CHANGE from your corruption mind set

are you minding the fools. They think we support buhari blindly like they do Jonathan and his 40 thieves.

989900:
Recurrent, we need to seriously trim down on that sh!t.

not happening so deal with it and move on.
Instead try to make civil servants farm their pay so country can earn more

Abeg Mowu hia word
That's how old ppl Europe and America back in the day.
It's a phase
Ages will come down as we continue with democracy.abi how many young men have the requisite political clout to compete with these old crones

kn23h:
The topic was deleted for no reason, but I will recreate the clean version.

Today, Ibadan, Lagos, Ogun and even Osun all have masterplans to develop their land. Why don't Ibos have the same plan? Why do they rely on FG to come up with a plan to develop the SE?


Enugu
https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5831/21840894428_a5cd8438f4_b.jpg

you go fear brown roof

Na
waSo
Tiger brands couldn't even run ordinary flour business
Dangote had to buy his thing back and show them how it's done
From 9 billion loss to 13 billion profit
Abeg make dip man enter Telecom and TV poshu these mumu southie

bettercreature:
200 naira is equivalent to almost 100.000 naira in 1977

Our white and black panasonic TV +antenal +stabilizer+ tv shelf cost 281 naira in 1979

60 by 120 land at agidingbi ikeja cost 80 naira in 1978,

don't mind doing mumu

Who be dis and why is she onfront page with no comments

ednut1:
does restructring stop corruption,looting, nepotism, inflation of contract No. It only means more money to be looted by rich regions. E no go epp common man

mtscheeeeeeeeew you de mind them. They'll just be shouting restructuring, ask them the meaning they can't answer

chinedubrazil:
seeing things like this, cause me to look frustrated, i wich i have the power to scam this government

you do but like them you won't do it

Nawteemaxie:
This guy should have died in 2009 and we Would have been done with this foolishness...

along with 180 ppl ba

biacan:
men that's what they are good at

see your mouth. No be moody hungry longer throat like you de like this kind guy

Then what will happen
Dis mumu that budgeted 60 billion to buy GSM for farmers with no network. Mtscheeeeeeeeew

teaandteea:
yes im on whatsapp

OK

teaandteea:
we can work on any tractorable land.. dat is without stumps or congested with trees..
our service isnt xpensive compared to what we do

are ye on whatsapp

teaandteea:
ploughing 30k per hectre..
harrowing 15k per hectre
ridging 15k per hectre

hmm OK
Are you on whatsapp and can you work on virgin land with some trees and your prices are expensive o

ashjay001:
U can only say it from ur point of view!? That u're right, doesnt mean I'm wrong.

if I'm giving opinion I make it clear.
This is not an opinion
It's fact
Ergo if I'm right, you must be wrong logically.
It may not be politically correct or sound nice, but it doesn't make it any less true

ashjay001:
I hear u!

I can see u're a devil's advocate too?!

I say it as it is

What services are included in the 30k

ashjay001:
War aint a joke. But nothing stops us from commiserating with those who are unlucky enough to loose a loved one.

Nothing says we should commiserate either
Different strokes

A soft word here n there, makes d hard knocks of life a little easier to bear.

If one can't do the time one shouldn't do the crime

Even Trump, most times, refuses to live with d consequence of his actions!? Takevd russia fiasco going on. During election campaign, he danced with d russians, now that his dance is being probed, he has tried everything to sabotage d probe. Why cant he carry his cross? Afterall, he should expect it with is untoward actions with d russians!

He's an asshole and his supporters like him like that.
Welcome to democracy

ashjay001:
I dont think u've heard abt ptsd! If d army is not for d sensitive, why do thousands of combat troops suffer from ptsd?!

Is d wife military? Trump is a bastard!? And, u read like one, too?

they suffer cos they have no business joining the army but do for pecuniary reasons.

She better gear up cos that's what she signed up for.
She enjoyed the perks of his service.
She should shoulder the downsides of invading other ppls countries.

Yeah Trump is a bastard and yeah so am I.
You think war is a joke.
Go join army see if e easy

Who want to marry fish brain

What's the name of those giant mangoes

ashjay001:
As I said, insensitive!

the army job is not for the sensitive

ashjay001:
Amen!


And, that, f*cktard Trump, told her, her husband knew what he signed up for! So insensitive!

didn't he know what he signed up for