₦airaland Forum

Fake yeye one chance change. Somebody chant fake change

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arabmullar:
april 19th do i have a birthday mate??

You definitely have a birthday mate April 19

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Whey them. Let them come and say it's in Jonathan time that those tyres must have been procured. Quick recovery pilots

Abeg somebody teach me how to spot fake change.

Dis man is DG of a federal agency and should be non partisan. Does he not know

This tears na 2003 abi 2007 when he lost elections abeg no be any stealing.

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Nigeria To, NIGERIA WILL, NIGERIA CAN......... BECOMING TOO MUCH THESE DAYS

There is nothing super about it to me. This is what boko haram them selves don use am tire before porting to IED. These army guys should be well ahead of the games but they seem to be behind.

Abeg all these e-rats sheath ur swords. Some people screaming here are not politicians. These people know how to settle themselves. How many of buharis children have come to trow stones at Jonathan or vice versa. and we will be here screaming to the top of our voice that may never be heard. Jonathan was corrupt and at least many fingers have pointed to him but why has he not been arrested as we can see in other parts of the world. He has done his part and gone buhari is here no matter how well he will do he will never have the applaud of all Nigerians not even his northern brothers. So let's stop shouting hell of cures or blessing that may never have any meaning. Once more I believe they are quietly settling themselves and we will be here screaming. I rest my case

MultiChoice Nigeria Limited, provider of Digital Satellite Broadcast Television (DStv) service has conceded to the Consumer Protection Council (CPC) as MultiChoice has been ordered to compensate and provide toll-free lines to its subscribers.

The information disclosed in a statement issued by the CPC Deputy Director of Public Relations, Mr. Abiodun Obimuyiwa, in Abuja. He said the order was passed after an extensive investigation on alleged violation of consumers’ rights.

In a written statement by the cable providers, MultiChoice Nigeria has noted the Consumer Protection Council’s (CPC) orders as outlined in the Order of Council dated February 16th 2016, and confirms its commitment to continue its engagement with the CPC to resolve the matter in the best interests of DStv subscribers.

Obimuyiwa stated that the CPC had ordered MultiChoice to suspend its service when consumers were away; release free-to-air channels even when subscription had expired and compensate consumers for lost viewing time.

According to the statement, the council also ordered the introduction of local toll-free lines and reasonable equitable spread of popular sports channels, among others. It added that in the same vein, the company shall for 18 months from the date of the orders, subject its processes to the Council’s inspection to ensure compliance with the directives contained in the orders.

The statement noted that the Council observed that the company’s billing system, whereby “billing is not contemporaneous with the provision of service” was not in the best interest of consumers. It, therefore, ordered MultiChoice to install a billing system that would ensure that billing starts with the provision of service.

It also ordered the company to, within 90 days, provide across board compensation to subscribers, considering the fact that many of them have over time lost legitimate and paid viewing time by its conduct. Such compensation, it added, include not restoring service contemporaneously after payment as well as other instances of disruptions.

Similarly, the company directed the company to, within 180 days, adopt a technology that supports suspension of service when subscribers are unable to enjoy their service on account of being away for a limited period of time.

It explained that such request for suspension of service could be done between seven to 14 days and not more than twice in a year with a 72-hour notice to MultiChoice.

On non-availability of popular channels in certain bouquets, the CPC ordered the firm to, within 90 days, ensure reasonably equitable spread of popular sports and other channels.

The MD of MultiChoice Nigeria, Mr. John Ugbe, said the cable company values the order from the CPC. “The business and management value the input it has received from the CPC in order to improve the DStv customer experience. We would especially like to thank the DG and the CPC investigating team for the professional manner in which they conducted the investigation and for their willingness and availability to meet with us to engage on the issues” he said.

Ugbe further noted that “unlike free-to-air operators, pay television businesses are dependent on subscriptions. If we lose subscribers, it negatively impacts our revenue and ultimately the sustainability of our business. It is therefore in our best interest to ensure that customer complaints are attended to and all efforts made to resolve queries in the interests of the subscriber.

“We wish to assure subscribers of our commitment to continue to co-operate fully with the CPC on the Order of Council, and will endeavor by all means to meet the order and deadlines, where possible,” he said.[b][/b]

The statement then quoted the Council’s Director-General, Mrs. Dupe Atoki, as expressing optimism that compliance with these reforms would bring about a new dawn for Nigerian consumers.

Atoki said it would henceforth allow consumers to enjoy value for money in their engagement with the company.

She reiterated the Council’s commitment toward sanitising the nation’s market-place for the benefit of consumers but added that no stone would be left un-turned to ensure that it was no longer business as usual and shoddy service delivery would become a thing of the past.

MultiChoice has further reiterated its commitment to providing the best Video Entertainment supported by excellent customer services and delivered through leading technology.

http://www.marketingedge.com.ng/multichoice-nigeria-concedes-to-cpc/

MultiChoice Nigeria Limited, provider of Digital Satellite Broadcast Television (DStv) service has conceded to the Consumer Protection Council (CPC) as MultiChoice has been ordered to compensate and provide toll-free lines to its subscribers.

The information disclosed in a statement issued by the CPC Deputy Director of Public Relations, Mr. Abiodun Obimuyiwa, in Abuja. He said the order was passed after an extensive investigation on alleged violation of consumers’ rights.

In a written statement by the cable providers, MultiChoice Nigeria has noted the Consumer Protection Council’s (CPC) orders as outlined in the Order of Council dated February 16th 2016, and confirms its commitment to continue its engagement with the CPC to resolve the matter in the best interests of DStv subscribers.

Obimuyiwa stated that the CPC had ordered MultiChoice to suspend its service when consumers were away; release free-to-air channels even when subscription had expired and compensate consumers for lost viewing time.

According to the statement, the council also ordered the introduction of local toll-free lines and reasonable equitable spread of popular sports channels, among others. It added that in the same vein, the company shall for 18 months from the date of the orders, subject its processes to the Council’s inspection to ensure compliance with the directives contained in the orders.

The statement noted that the Council observed that the company’s billing system, whereby “billing is not contemporaneous with the provision of service” was not in the best interest of consumers. It, therefore, ordered MultiChoice to install a billing system that would ensure that billing starts with the provision of service.

It also ordered the company to, within 90 days, provide across board compensation to subscribers, considering the fact that many of them have over time lost legitimate and paid viewing time by its conduct. Such compensation, it added, include not restoring service contemporaneously after payment as well as other instances of disruptions.

Similarly, the company directed the company to, within 180 days, adopt a technology that supports suspension of service when subscribers are unable to enjoy their service on account of being away for a limited period of time.

It explained that such request for suspension of service could be done between seven to 14 days and not more than twice in a year with a 72-hour notice to MultiChoice.

On non-availability of popular channels in certain bouquets, the CPC ordered the firm to, within 90 days, ensure reasonably equitable spread of popular sports and other channels.

The MD of MultiChoice Nigeria, Mr. John Ugbe, said the cable company values the order from the CPC. “The business and management value the input it has received from the CPC in order to improve the DStv customer experience. We would especially like to thank the DG and the CPC investigating team for the professional manner in which they conducted the investigation and for their willingness and availability to meet with us to engage on the issues” he said.

Ugbe further noted that “unlike free-to-air operators, pay television businesses are dependent on subscriptions. If we lose subscribers, it negatively impacts our revenue and ultimately the sustainability of our business. It is therefore in our best interest to ensure that customer complaints are attended to and all efforts made to resolve queries in the interests of the subscriber.

“We wish to assure subscribers of our commitment to continue to co-operate fully with the CPC on the Order of Council, and will endeavor by all means to meet the order and deadlines, where possible,” he said.

The statement then quoted the Council’s Director-General, Mrs. Dupe Atoki, as expressing optimism that compliance with these reforms would bring about a new dawn for Nigerian consumers.

Atoki said it would henceforth allow consumers to enjoy value for money in their engagement with the company.

She reiterated the Council’s commitment toward sanitising the nation’s market-place for the benefit of consumers but added that no stone would be left un-turned to ensure that it was no longer business as usual and shoddy service delivery would become a thing of the past.

MultiChoice has further reiterated its commitment to providing the best Video Entertainment supported by excellent customer services and delivered through leading technology.


http://www.marketingedge.com.ng/multichoice-nigeria-concedes-to-cpc/

It seems a lot of guys don't understand what is meant by an order of the Council. All these people saying they won't comply just wait and see. I spoke with a lady trying to obtain dstv dealership today and she said they are already working on changing their billing system as we speak. The same order of Council forced mtn to pay the guy promo guy the balance of about 1.8m.the DG knows her onions well. Let's watch.

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Opinedecandid:
I opened my handle this evening and guess what I saw?

This:

"A coward who is not bold enough to name the minister that he alleged criminally spent N80M on dinner is unfit to sit in our senate chambers".
Chibuike.R. Amaechi @ChibuikeAmaechi

A BIGGER COWARD IS WHEN YOU cannot even name the senator who wrote that. You are unworthy of being a minister of our dear County

Hope say no be Patrick Sawyer relation be this
Na them been carry egbola sorry ebola come 9ja

ellechrystal:
Mr Blamari, always shifting blames n having who to blame. He will soon blame Gej for not doing anything for the past months. I have never seen such a holier than thou politician. Chai. Tufia

Tufia-kwa

In Akon's voice, '' you can put the blame on me''

Victor4aus@gmail.com

bcashy:
Barikay, pls i need this indicator........email kazobanty15@gmail.com

even women sef never understand themselves finish yet how much more.....

Toks2008:
The fact is that women are the most complex and complicated creation of GOD and infact i call them the first wonder of the world


-A lady will say she wants a faithful man but will prefer to be with a man every other lady wants.
-A lady will practically friend-zone a man who genuinely wants her and would prefer to run after another guy who does not want her.
-A lady will say there is no husband material but what she is implying is that her own specification of a tall,cute,rich,romantic...is rare.
-Many ladies will talk down on polygamy but would prefer to be the side dish of a rich guy rather than be the only lady of a poor dude.
-And a lady can be with one man,get married to him,have all his children and even grow old with him yet her heart will be with another all the days of her life. I can continue to list several situations to confirm the complexity of women.

The problem is that many men are always quick to bring down every woman because of the bad ones they have come across but this is grossly unfair because every lady is not the same and we must treat any new lady special regardless of the experience we had with an ex.

Nevertheless,i think i have come up with the best way to be at peace with a woman and trust me,if you follow this golden advice,you will always have peace with any lady you choose to be with and here they are.


1.Love your lady with so much passion.

2.Lavish her with gifts.

3.Treat her like a queen.

4.Don't ever raise your hand to beat her or insult her in anyway.

5.Listen to her when she wants to be heard.

6.Shower her with lots of accolades.

7.Give her undivided attention.

8.Be very romantic towards her.

9.Respect her above others.

10.Don't cheat on her in anyway.

11.Provide her needs to the very best of your ability.

12.Don't ever break her heart or make her cry.

13.Be extremely caring.

14.Pamper her in anyway imaginable.

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15.But despite all these,expect the worst from her because she can still turn around and rub all the above on your face

The bottom line is that the man that will please a woman has not been created but the best we can do is to try all we can not to give them an excuse to misbehave but still expect the worst from them.If you treat her badly,she will have a good excuse so just treat her very well so that when she misbehaves,there will be no excuse for her to hold on to and her folly will be conspicuous to the world.

This is the only way you can be at peace with a woman so that if she eventually shows her color despite all your efforts to please her,you will be psychologically ready and will never be a surprise to you.

My candid opinion.

splendinho:
Basic Requirements

1. God - In Everything You Do, Put God First and See...

2. Zeal and Patience- You Need to Understannd This is not a Get-Rich Quick System.

3. A Laptop/Smartphone - I will recommend a PC over a Phone because they are many businesses phones cant handle

4. An Internet Connection Or a Cafe but a Personal Internet Acces is d Best

5. VPN

6. A Mentor/Coach

7. Your Time

8. Your Brain

9. Follow Instructions

You MUST Posses all of this!

You are my 6(coach)

Let's roll