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PhilipsID:
Either Farm4Me, ViableX or the newly established Ceepass Digital Bank are all fantastic, legit, trustworthy and having a robust customer service. I have done and still invested with them without any hitch. All their systems were automated so you don't need to remind them of anything. Continue to keep up the good work and the sky will be your limit. 2

enigmatique:
- I have never claimed to be an expert. If I claimed to be or believed that I was an expert, I wouldn't have suggested and agreed with folks like MummyIMadeIt, Pepchizy, Acidosis, benedictuyi etc to create this thread so as to pool our knowledge and experiences and use that to make better investment decisions.
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Bcpump:
I dont think they are going to pay any thing for now.

They need to see if they can weather this storm.

if they do, great. They need breathing space else we all lose.

if they wanted to runaway they would have but they chose to see their mismanagement and disorganisation and still can't handle it well.

from the comments on the page they owe billions now.i pray it goes well so that I can also get my money

akinonigbinde:
Obviously, that guy didn't do well. He even had effrontery to place bouncers in all of their offices. To achieve what basically?

That for me killed it.

greatcrown:
Please does anyone have experience with ceepass.com as I can't find any review online.

20% profit per month by digital banking is suspicious to me.

spiceeamiee:
I have never seen your username on this thread so i will ignore your accusations. People like you will collect money to sell your conscience so you think everyone is like you. This thread has been in existence for long and we have all shared our findings on different investment platforms but here you are mouthing off on what you know nothing about.

If you sent me an email, i will get around to it soon as i am in transit.

spiceeamiee:
So a meeting was held with some of Themaps executives and investors. Below are some of the resolution reached;

Good day all,

Thank you for your patience and steady communication while we were with the MD and top management of TheMap.ng earlier today.

The meeting held in Lekki and lasted for about 4 hours and below are some of the noted points.

1. The map is working round the clock to make payment for both GVs and requested refunds.

2. There is a communication disconnect between their team which they are trying to resolve and results are already manifesting.

3. The finance head made things difficult by not liasing with CRM officials and other department. Anyaso made us to understand that he has been removed and that there will be new improvements in payment.

4. They have hired more hands to help the invoice and finance team.

5. We are getting dedicated CRM officers to resolve our issues as long as you are a member of this group.

6. Other groups will be created and CRM officers assigned to them as well to help streamline dispute resolution.

7. They are working really hard to clear the backlogs. The Paystack integration is coming up soon.

8. The new website will incorporate a login portal for partners to be able to view their investments seamlessly.

9. External consultants have been contacted to resolve all the issues and help put the system in order to serve us better.

10. Partners who might not receive payment this week will get double payments next week to compensate for the backlog, in order to get the system on track.

11. However, we need to be patient with them. They are trying their best to correct the mistakes that has been done. There is no need to panic. It's hard but TheMap ng will come through but only if we stick with them and give them the necessary supports.

Thank you all.

God bless You, God bless TheMap.ng

spiceeamiee:
I submitted the details of the ones i got before i left there. I hope they come through.

Pepchizy:
I have not been paid too. Today is Friday, we are waiting for them

spiceeamiee:
Please add your account number. If you have sent before please send your accountnumber

Flexherbal:
It is time every state began to management their resources.

haryurmide:
To all investors in Themap.ng, kindly click on this WhatsApp group to join.

https:///HuWTEhJXqHuI410NmXhwWp

Dottune:
No, 2nd ROI.

Dottune:
Omo me I still dey wait for my CRMI payment from last week.

The Nigerian government has allowed Dangote Cement to resume exports across its land borders, raising hopes that Africa’s most populous nation may be opening up trade with neighbors after a year-long blockade.

President Muhammadu Buhari‘s administration gave its authorization for Africa’s biggest producer to export cement to Niger and Togo in the third quarter for the first time in ten months, Michel Puchercos, chief executive officer, said on an investor call in Lagos. The export was made possible “through authorization given by this administration,” he said.

The exemption to Dangote Cement is seen as a softening of the government’s position on a border closure that started in August last year, and could open the way for other bushinesses to fully resume exports across the country’s land barriers.

Nigerian authorities closed borders with neighboring countries including Benin and Niger to curb smuggling and boost local production. Although the blockade encouraged the consumption of locally grown produce such as rice, it hurt factories across West Africa, which rely on Nigeria’s market of 200 million people.

Dangote resumed land export with “restricted volumes,” and plans to grow the trade using the sea channels, according to Puchercos.