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martowskin1:
Can't they burst a hole into the gutter to allow water flow away from the road?

where will the water go?

northvietnam:
Lalas twin bro

He is even cultivating snakes ....

Nonsense and LaL(-). Complete the bracket

General buratai became a billionaire by farming snakes

Ok

Not true , gsm contacts can be bought.

September 5th is 48hrs from now. Too long a time

asuustrike1:
Few

that's the issue

asuustrike1:
Have we not be pressurizing them?

we need to do more, how many Nigerian government officials, state governors and even the Senate president have publicly spoken against it in the past 48hours?

asuustrike1:
What is the best way?

we need to pressure our government to take immediate actions

Just remember that when you boycott these companies, Nigerians working there are in danger of loosing their jobs because of low patronage. I don't think that is the best way to go

Lol

kaymart:
I disagree.
Mane was rated ahead of Salah by both fifa and uefa last season.

last season was 2018/2019. The guy you quoted was right

mrvitalis:
50 million euros is nothing

even dangote will borrow Nigeria that small change.

Wiseandtrue:
Is he a debtor or not Was he owing her or not

The Nigerian police has arrested the wrong person! The lady wants her money and the boss should pay ASAP not the other way round!!!

Issues like this is what the NLC needs to take up!!!

Many bosses are guilty of this! Someone needs to be made a scape goat!!!

Seun
Lala
Mynd44

What do you think

the employee was wrong to defame the boss on social media, he/she should have reported the boss to the industrial court.

Obawole after ojodu.

numtums:
How much?

25k

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Na wa oh, so all these politicians don't believe in the future of this country and some youths are ready to die for them.

Jasminexoco:
Lol. You must be a Jumia staff. Most Jumia vendors/sellers are corporations/registered companies; not individuals.

Nigerians and oversabi. For your info, I sell on jumia and have sold thousands of products. I sell as individual.

Stop spreading falsehood. If FIRS need your details, banks will provide it for them, they don't need jumia to do that for them.

Gameorchard:
Recently, Jumia Nigeria started collecting BVN numbers from its vendors/sellers under the guise of standardizing and improving payments to their vendors.

After collecting BVN information, full names (as it appears on your bank account), phone number (that you used to open the account), Jumia will now pass all your information along with your bank account details (which they already have) to the Federal Inland Revenue Service to access your account and make deductions as they please.

Jumia should have been honest with it's vendors (though I doubt if they would have been able to successfully collect any seller's BVN, lol). It is wrong to use false pretense to collect information from people on their platform and blackmailing them by saying that their payments will stop if they don't provide it.

Since when has BVNs been pre-requisites for payments to be made?

By the time their vendors discover they've been deceived, let's wait and see the outcome...……………………….

FIRS only collect tax from corporate companies not individuals. You are wrong

Fame333:
If you are talking about Auctionexport...it not your typical Nigeria site.
Check well.
Auction export is 109% authentic and fraud freree

I think it's car45

justiz5:
Ndidi is wise.

Better pikin

Better sense.

like seyi olofinjana

Lexusgs430:
Do[b] Americans visiting Nigeria, pay a visa fee?.[/b]....... And in the likely case that their application is rejected, do they expect a refund?.....

don't they?

This is to divert his attention from participating in the governorship election

The head of two of the Home Office sections at the centre of the Windrush scandal has told staff he will be stepping down next year.

Mark Thomson, the director general of HM Passport Office (HMPO) and UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI), will be replaced in March and then take on a number of advisory roles and non-executive directorships.

Both departments will have key roles issuing passports and visas post-Brexit, particularly if the UK leaves without a deal.


His departure is a fourth blow to the government’s Brexit planning. It comes after Sir Jon Thompson quit as the head of HMRC, Karen Wheeler, who was in charge of Brexit border delivery at HMRC, retired, and Tom Shinner left his job in charge of no-deal planning at the Department for Exiting the European Union for a role in the private sector.

Thomson’s sections of the Home Office have been under pressure since they were criticised by a home affairs select committee report last year.

UKVI in particular was criticised for demanding a standard of proof from applicants which could not be met.

Thomson became the head of the passport office in 2015, shortly after it was stripped of its executive agency status and instead made a division within the Home Office. He was made head of UKVI the following year.

When he was initially appointed, his salary of £164,000 was criticised for being paid 60% more than his predecessor. He had previously worked for the Royal Mail for nearly 30 years.


Thomson, in a leaked email sent to staff, disclosed that his job is now being advertised.

“The sharp eyed amongst you may notice that my job has been advertised today. I wanted to let you all know that after five years in the Home Office I have decided the time has come for me to move on and leave my position as director general of UKVI and HMPO,” he wrote.

He said that he planned to take up “a small portfolio of advisory roles and non-executive roles”.

It has also recently emerged that Home Office profits on UK visas had surged by millions of pounds a week since visa operations were outsourced.

An investigation by Finance Uncovered and the Independent revealed that the UK government made £1.6bn from visa applicants in the five years since it outsourced the bulk of its overseas visa services to the Dubai-based firm VFS – a ninefold increase on the five years before.

The company, which has its headquarters in the United Arab Emirates but is owned through holding companies in Jersey, the Cayman Islands and Luxembourg, has been accused of “gross maladministration” and “aggressive” selling of optional services since taking the contract in 2014.

A Home Office spokesperson said: “Mark Thomson has made the decision to leave his post in March 2020 for personal reasons. His departure will be phased to ensure minimal disruption to both HM Passport Office and UK Visas and Immigration.”

https://amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/22/home-office-passport-and-visa-chief-mark-thomson-set-to-resign

naptu2:
Ghanaian striker, Junior Agogo, has also passed away.

chai, that gorimapa Ghanaian striker. Rip to him