charlsecy: I got a piece of SMS advice from MTN that TruTalk+ tariff plan is no longer supported. All current TruTalk+ users, I discovered from balance enquiry, have been auto-migrated to a much costlier TruTalk plan.
Recall that TruTalk+ which charged an average of N6.6 per minute to all national networks was arguably the cheapest in MTN's basket of tariff plans.
What possibly could have informed this "customer-unfriendly" attitude?
Look not too far, they are trying to cut their "loses", and are aversed to offering their seemingly bewitched customers unbeatable tariffs which their other rivals freely give.
MTN and their evil ways of extorting more than necessary from their many uniformed customers.
jonathanOz: This Rev King's case has taken so long a time. Why is our judiciary process this snail slow?
Because those who run things don't want to review and update the processes. They will rather blame the few judges who are already overwhelmed than address the issues and under staffing of the judiciary.
airsaylongcon: Everyone screaming to defend Oliseh should take note of this. While he sat at supersports studio criticising and fantasising about how he would push a player into more attacking or shutdown a game, Keshi and all other Coaches were roasting. Going for months unpaid. But none of them ever ran in the face of battle. Keshi was owed months of salary and he didn't resign.
Mr Oliseh please next time don't run your mouth if you know you can't stand the pressure. Only those in the kitchen know how hot d fire is
In similar manner like you will love to go on for months on your job without salary, after all its just "normal"?
ElCapone: yet he is begging left right and center 4 mercy. If he had a strong case, y seek to stop da trial at da 1st instance. Its yhu ad ur likez who wld b shamed at da end as there is no hiding place 4 da wicked. A trip to kwara and a research on wat dis devil has done to dat state mite convince other wise only if u too sentimental to see further dan ur nose.
Not also catching other such "Devils" amongst APC loyalists, but rather shielding them - the partiality is what makes it too bad to be acceptable, or credeble!
mauriceju2: Why did Buahri EFCC refused to investigate the following people at least to charge the people who alleged them as liar for perjury? Politicians that should be charged for corruption.
Atiku Abubakar: Reputed to have fleeced the economy of billions in the privatization exercise. His former boss OBJ has consistently told Nigerians that Atiku is "Olee". Today, Atiku remains the presidents right hand man. His stealing has been written-off at the expense of poor Nigerian masses.
Rotimi Amaechi: The Rivers Stage investigation panel confirmed that Rotimi Amaechi stole over N84 Billion from the state treasury. The case was reported to EFCC, but Buahri EFCC refused to investigate at least to charge the people who alleged as liar for perjury. Yet Buhari is making corrupt Amaechi his minister.
Chief Obong Attah: This former Akwa-Ibom governor was accused of fleecing the State to the tune of $5.3 Billion paid to ECONET for which the UK government has declared him wanted. Additionally, the case of over N200M paid for non-existent air port is still largely not investigated. Obong Attah has found a friend in Buhari and as such not longer a thief.
Abacha and family: Buhari served under Abacha regime as Chair of the Petroleum Trust Fund (EFT). This fund was reputed to have "helped"many Buhari friends to loot the Nigerian economy. Though, Buahri has not been directly indicted Abacha family have. In the latest World bank report on Abacha loot, it was reported that the amount was 'too much' for them to trace. Yet Buahri told us that Abacha was not corrupt".
Timipriye Sylva: The former Bayelsa governor who now want to return to state house was accused and being tried for stealing a whooping N22Billion from the state. The case was on by EFCC before Buhari was sworn in as the president. Thereafter, the cases were abandoned by EFCC and Sylva is now running for governorship under Buhari's apc. As a friend of Buhari and member of Buhari's transition team, Sylva theft were written-off. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/184918-efcc-files-fresh-corruption-case-against-ex-governor-sylva.html
Abubakar Audu: Abubakar Audu's case of stealing N11 Billion from one of the poorest states in Nigeria is a pathetic story. No one knows the state of the case as of today. The funny twist to this case was that the State apc chairman told the people of Kogi to re-elect Audu Abubakar so that he can "return" the N11Billion stolen from them. Audu Abubakar as apc flag bearer in Kogi State remains Buhari's friend. Who is fooling who?
Malam El-Rufai: The governor if Kaduna State was formerly Federal Capital Territory minister under PDP. El-Rufai was alleged to have allocated plots to himself and his wives and concubines and even female lover (corp member) was being paid N1million per month as allowance. latest was the N5Billion paid to his company for consultancy service to CBN under Sanusi for no work done. All these were not probed by Buhari, yet story has it that El-Rufai is infact the defacto Vice President of Nigeria. A friend of Buhari is no longer corrupt.
Babatunde Fashola: The case against Fashola is know in public domain. He was reputed to have constructed a personal website with N78 Million in addition to having dug some two boreholes with N300 millions. Babatunde Fashola is a friend of Buhari and now a minister of Buhari's corruption fighting government. What an irony.
Fayemi: Amongst other corruption issues and plunging Ekiti state into an eternal debt, Fayemi was accused of making a bed for N40 million. All calls for EFCC to investigate this act of corruption was glossed over because Fayemi was the "organizer" of Buhari's winning primaries. He is now being appointed as a minister of FGN.
When men like this are moving freely with their agbadas raising, what is corruption fight all about then?
Reason? Because te anti-corruption crusade does not necessarily need to have an impartial or unbiased coloration, afterall govt apologists and the masses as usual might just be too blind to see.
surgecom: There was this guy who always visited our house whenever we were not around(between 12pm - 4pm). He most times forced his way in no matter how strong the doors are locked. As a Surveillance Engineer myself, i decided to install a camera that looks like halogen at the top of the house. Unfortunately for him, the camera caught him in his next visit. He is presently at the remand home at Oregun. Thank God for the video evidence, the case nearly went in their favour.
Incase you are faced with such scenarios/occurences, do not hesitate to install one. Its very useful if you really want to know what has happened in your house while you were not at home. You can also watch it live from your phone or laptop anywhere in the world.
Enjoy the small bit i cut out from the 1 hour video.
harmless011: Ajala the traveller always in the air, this man should just hand over to osibanjo.
Leave our presido alone. Nigeria is best governed from abroad. PMB is more likely to release much needed information about our country while on such journeys.
tete7000: Everything to mumus is rubbish until they turn things on its end. One year is almost gone with nothing to show for the government bragado, four years is just around the corner. Let's see where the gragra would have taken the country by then. I have nothing more to talk with you.
PMB is doing very fine. His government of change deserves a pat on the back. One year is far from enough, they will need four to eight years for us to start judging them. There's plenty of time, so let's not bother to engage and continually remind the present government to deliver in a country where past regimes have been known to fail/disappoint. Maybe fact that it's Buhari is enough for us to conclude it is uhuru.
justmenoni: Our celebs been forming blind or deaf but abuse them virtually or orally and they will be quick to attack you like a hungry lion.
A single celebrity has got very many, thousands of people who will always be seeking their attention. It's not easy to be in the spotlight, and respond to all comments you receive.
omokab: he just make it well known to people. Two stroke engine has been banned before their government. If you check details about it NESREA has even sensetize people af Alaba market and workshop has been done on it. Nesrea was just expecting fade out of the ones in the country. Very soon vehicular emission program will soon kick start the same agency with serious enforcement.
That is completely out of tune with the economic woes and realities bedevilling the masses. One thing, if a listening govt, at least they could have suspended that idea.
Uchexxy: actually there reign is gonna be short-lived. they don't have a clear vision of what to do with the power, in the coming years we'd both experience a massive change of camps. trust me on that one
Only if for any impossible reason they are not able to use INEC to rerig themselves back in as is the norm!
eyeview: Am not a bit surprised at the action of Babatunde Fashola. It is very typical of him. He is a man whose belief system is that if you want anything from govt,you must be ready to pay for it,despite any huge cost you are already paying and the poor quality you've been getting. He is not a man known for consumer friendly policies. I told some people when Fashola was made minister that Nigerians should be ready to pay thru their noses for everything under his ministries. Today,my prediction (which wasn't hard to come by if you know Fashola's antecedents)has come true. Now we are dealing with a 45% increase in electricity tarriff,even when the quality of power supply has since nose-dived. And in his typical characteristic,he will appeal to the masses to accept the 'premium' for an improved quality service. When done,we all can be rest assured that the toll gates will be fully re-introduced on our roads and he will urge all to accept it too for an improved road network. Nigerians should join us to 'enjoy' the Fashola style of administration.
Whatever, we must all embrace this as part of the change that is being mouthed every where. Let keep trying to understand and explaining why this regimes early disappointment is reasonable and acceptable, rather than begin to tackle them from all fronts to ensure they don't let us down!
DaGC: There are ways security people are supposed to handle protest na. Which 1 come be 'heavy shooting' of unarmed protesters.
I no even know when soldiers work don turn to dispersing protesters.
Got no love for both of them, but this issue is sitting on a keg of gunpowder. Hopefully, it doesn't blow up in our faces.
Let the Nigerian police and army continue with the good job of killings unarmed protesters. It is the best way to handle such civil protests and it's healthy for our democracy, and will help foster peace and national unity.
Let's hope we don't end up regretting this unwarranted cruelty and bloodbath!
RickRichards: A glimmer of hope, albeit a fleeting one. Nigeria has to do the needful: save, divest from oil, and reinvest funds in agriculture and mining. I no fit shout.
Pray govt quits lipservice and does the needful, not mouthing it but swinging into action.
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