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Manufacturer:Tobacco kills. Authority: Keep mum. Victim: Is he on a suicide mission? This is really disheartening but who does one blame among these three?
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yanabasee1:It was almost clean.They way they did it. The EFCC will be notified and through the website they used,they will be apprehended. A lot of people might have been defrauded now. Lalasticlala..Where art thou? |
uruba23:I got unto the internet to verify.It is a scam truly but what exactly are these crooks looking for? BVN,Data.. ![]() This is from punch in June 2019..... HOME JUST IN NEWS COVID-19 UPDATES METRO PLUS SPORTS BUSINESS HEALTHWISE ENTERTAINMENT COLUMNS EDITORIAL SPECIAL FEATURES ADVERTISE SUBSCRIBE 5' TECHNOLOGY 9mobile rewards customers with new offer Published June 18, 2019 9mobile Telecoms company, 9mobile, says it has introduced a new offer to reward its subscribers with bonus airtime on their recharges for calls and data. It said the bonus airtime, which is for recharges of N200 and above, would reward subscribers with nine times of their recharges, saying the initiative was in fulfilment of its promise to treat its customers to delightful rewards in 2019. It added that those who recharge less than N200 would also be rewarded with four times bonus of the airtime they purchase. Ad In a statement recently, the company said, “9mobile is not leaving anyone out of the fun; new subscribers will automatically enjoy the offer on their lines. The 9x offer, which is one of 9mobile’s recent reward programmes, is to appreciate customers for their loyalty and commitment to the brand.” The statement quoted the company’s Vice President, Marketing, 9mobile, Adebisi Idowu, as saying, “Besides appreciating our customers, we also want to enable our customers to make more calls and accomplish tasks promptly online with our superfast data at no additional costs. “All they need to do is recharge their phones with airtime of N200 and above, and they immediately get the 9x bonus.” Idowu said the company would not relent in treating its customers to more loyalty reward schemes as part of its effort to appreciate them and empower them to do more. . Copyright PUNCH. All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH. |
Obaseki was not booed. It is a lie.Or was he? |
Brooklynsouth:Good for you. |
Lalasticlala Lalasticlala Lalasticlala,pls let us find out if Etisalat truly wants to remember their loyal customers or if it is a ruse.Thank you sir. ![]() |
A very close pal got this from 9mobile. As I have never gotten to hear any advert concerning this,I told him I will find out from the honourables on nairaland.
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Dowenship:Is that the last price? |
Putinofrussia:You are welcomed. |
Sunday Aborisade, Abuja The Senate is currently on emergency closed-door session over the decision of the Federal Ministry of Labour to proceed with the recruitment of the 774, 000 workers across the country. The National Assembly suspended the Public Works Programme penultimate week following a disagreement between its committee on Labour and the Minister of State for Labour, Festus Kayamo. READ ALSO: Nigerians mourn first female combat helicopter pilot The federal lawmakers had accused Keyamo of hijacking the recruitment exercise from the National Directorate of Employment, which got N52bn approval to carry out the programme. Keyamo, however, told journalists on Tuesday that the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has asked him to proceed with the recruitment process notwithstanding the position of the National Assembly on the issue. The Senate President, on the resumption of plenary on Wednesday, called for a closed session to discuss the development obviously to prevent media coverage which could worsen the relationship between them and executive arm of government over the issue. Details soon https://punchng.com/breaking-senate-in-emergency-session-over-774-000-jobs/ |
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