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Take it or leave it, women's brain are really small
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God bless Ambode |
godofuck231:You sounded so much like that radio prappapraparazzzzziiiiiiiiii Murphy Jemba!!! of Max fm 102.3 |
I swear, without Cee-c, BBNaija house will be so boring!!! |
....and wisdom is profitable to direct........................but I sincerely pray for her safe return!!.............Nigeria is messed up big time |
Is the school not girl school? what was the boy doing there sef? |
hmmmm |
The guy has infected her with HIV!!! |
Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) says the number of fraud cases attributed to internal abuse by staff of banks increased from 231 in 2016 to 320 in 2017. Mr. Mohammed Ibrahim, Head, Communications and Public Affairs of NDIC, said in a statement in Abuja on Sunday that the figure was in the organisation’s recent report on off-site supervision of the Deposit Money Banks (DMBs). “The report relied on a total of 286 responses received from 26 banks during the period and there were 22 NIL monthly responses from the banks as at year ended Dec. 31, 2017. “The 286 responses received from banks in 2017 cited 26,182 cases of fraud and forgeries which is 56.30 per cent higher compared to 16,751 cases reported in 2016. “Similarly, the amount involved in the fraudulent activities documented increased by N3.33 billion from the N8.68 billion reported in 2016 to N12.01 billion in 2017 or 38 per cent. “However, the expected/actual loss slightly-decreased by N24.42 million or 1.03 per cent from N2.39 billion in 2016 to N2.37 billion in 2017.” Ibrahim said Internet/Online-banking and ATM/Card-related fraud-types reported constituted 24,266 or 92.68 per cent of all the reported cases, resulting in N1.51 billion or 63.66 per cent of losses in the industry in 2017. He said the report also documented other miscellaneous crimes, such as fraudulent transfers/withdrawals, cash suppression, unauthorised credits and fraudulent conversion of cheques. Others are diversion of customer deposits, diversion of bank charges and presentation of forged or stolen-cheques. He said that 22 Licensed Commercial Banks and four Merchant banks rendered 286 returns on dismissed/terminated staff as a result of fraud and forgeries during the year under review. Ibrahim said out of the 26,182 fraud cases reported by the 26 Licensed Banks, 320 cases were attributable to internal collaboration by bank staff. “A total of 320 bank employees had their appointments either terminated or were summarily dismissed in 2017, as against 231 in 2016. “That represented an increase of 38.53 per cent in the total number of fraud cases reported in 2017. “However, the losses arising from the reported cases decreased from N760 million in 2016 to N682 million or about 11.43 per cent in 2017.” Ibrahim said that NDIC attributed the improvement to additional internal control measures adopted by the banks in the wake of the proactive corrective measures taken to ensure their compliance with good corporate governance principles. He said NDIC would investigate some banks for inadequate rendition of returns on instances of fraud, forgeries and cases involving members of staff dismissed or their appointments terminated on grounds of fraud. He said that NDIC made the decision in light of the increase the report revealed. He said that Section 35 and 36 of the NDIC Act No. 16 of 2006 (as amended) requires all DMBs to submit monthly information/returns on fraud and forgeries to the corporation. He said in spite of the Fidelity Insurance Cover taken by banks to address fraud perpetrated by staff, there was still need for the banks to further enhance their internal control and security measures. He said this was because of the rising trend of E-Channels (Online banking and Card-related) fraud and forgeries in the industry which remained a serious cause for concern to the organisation. (NAN) http://www.newsmart.com.ng/2018/03/fraud-cases-by-bank-staff-rises-ndic.html |
mvem:The next eviction will still be in peer. Individual game commences next week |
EZENDIZUOGU:Most logical comment on this thread so far...................... |
medexico:Sugar causes diabetes It is very harmful to the body Can we now say it is a sin to take sugar? |
Pidginwhisper:I don't think so, who is Lolu in that house? Take Cee-c out of this show and no one will watch it again - It will be sooo boring |
Ahmed4002:I am so guilty of number 4!!! At the moment my wife and I are quarrelling over this issue She had said something entered her eyes a night before and I went to the chemist beside my house to get a medication for her. The next day, I went to work and returned in the evening (without calling to check up on her) And when I returned and greeted her, she didn't answer, the next thing she started saying I am a wicked person... I was really very shocked and disappointed..... So I just left the living room and straight to bed This happened yesterday night And up till now, we are still quarrelling |
Is this the same Adebayo Fabiyi I used to know back then in Deloitte? Mehn...congratulations to you ooo..... This is MKO |
And why did Bello not put them in his own local government in Okene? why bringing them to Okun land? |
ogaJona:True |
hardbody:What I understand is that the guy is too arrogant even to his fellow SANs |
The Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee, LPPC, on Thursday announced the withdrawal of the title of Senior Advocate of Nigeria from two lawyers for misconduct. In a statement signed by its secretary, Hadiza Mustapha, the committee said the first affected lawyer, Oluwatoyin Bashorun, would not be allowed to re-apply for the position till after three years. According to the statement, the other lawyer, Kunle Ogunban has been relinquished of all privileges attached to the title. “At the last Emergency Meeting which was held on September, 15 2017; the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee by virtue of Section 5 (1) of the Legal Practitioners Act CAP L11, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria. 2004 as amended, decided to suspend the oonferment of the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria on Oluwatoyin Ajoke Bashorun Esq. pending the investigation of all petitions filed against her. “This is to further notify the General Public that after a thorough investigation of the petition by the sub-committee set up by the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (at which the Respondent was given a fair hearing) it was decided that the petition is meritorious. Consequently, the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee at its 129th Plenary Meeting has withdrawn the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria from Kunle Ogunba Esq. and all other privileges attached to the rank forthwith.” According to the statement, the guidelines for the conferment of the title which Mr. Bashorun was found wanting in complying with include the following: “The candidate must be of good character and must have no pending disciplinary case or complaint relating to professional misconduct against him. A candidate shall he considered ineligible if in the opinion of the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee the candidate is adjudged to be of the following disposition: “Bad behaviour, whether in or out of Court; poor temperament or propensity to insult or assault people or cause them harm or put them in a state of fear of bodily harm; “Evidence of moral depravity or other socially unacceptable behaviour; 19(I) A candidate must: “Demonstrate high professional and personal integrity; b. Be honest and straightforward in all his professional/personal dealings,c. Be of good character and reputation; d. Be candid with clients and professional colleagues.” “This is to notify the General Public that after a thorough investigation of the petition, the sub-committee as setup by the Legal Practitioners’ Privdeges Committee (at which the Applicant was given a fair hearing) at its 129m Plenary Meeting upheld the recommendations of the subcommittee to wit: “That the petitioner’s petition is meritorious, having found that the respondent stayed and continued to stay in a rented property for nine years without paying rent. “That Oluwatoyin Ajoke Bashorun Esq. being an officer in the temple of Justice and an aspirant to the exalted position of Senior Advocate of Nigeria has conducted herself in a manner which is clearly in contravention of the provisions of paragraphs 18(2) (a) & (c) and 19 (a) (b) (c) & (d) of the,” the statement said. Regarding Mr. Ogumba, the statement said thus: “Honeywell Group petitioned Kunle Ogunba SAN alleging professional misconduct against him. The misconduct allegedly consists of the institution of multiplicity of proceedings before different judges of the Federal High Court on the same subject with the deliberate aim of abusing the process of court and derailing the course of justice. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/255281-two-senior-nigerian-lawyers-punished-san-title-removed.html
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Please, what is the meaning of porn star? |
Is Toke Makinwa not there? This photos nor complete |
And I was busy looking for where the booobs were hidden? Still can't find them!!! |
My worry is................. This boy must be very happy at the moment............ But if this is his happy face............ Then his ordinary face must be very scary........ Not to even think of his face when sad.... |
Judging by the booby I see in the first picture, this babe is a mommy water!!! |
It has come to management's attention that some workers are dying while on duty and failing to fall over. This presents many difficulties, not least of which is being able to distinguish deceased workers from those in their habitual work attitude. For some time, management was able to determine that a worker had died by holding a paycheck in front of the employee, but it appears that workers' reflexive grasp for a paycheck survives post-mortem. If you die while on duty, please fall over so that Human Resources can accurately determine the amount of your final paycheck. Workers who die without falling over will not be paid for any time on the day they are found. |
Something is not right about this news? When was the match played? |
Best place to go = Google Thank you |
Thank you, very informative FTC, just like that?? |
Looolz |
Nigeria has over one million companies and offices, I don't know of one that office dating don't take place |
For now, the most unsecured social media platform is whatsapp, therefore use it for money transfer at your own risk................... .......................a word is enough for the wise |
God forbid, I pick my nose occasionally, but eating......God forbid |