Minister of darkness

Lamba.

ppogba:


First, it may not be totally true that NAICOM is useless. I had a similar experience with IGI, wrote NAICOM and can remember vividly that they replied from their Abuja HQ. A dispatch rider delivered their acknowledgement of my complaint to my house.

Second, if the amount is sizeable, get a lawyer to write them and be ready to forfeit ten percent of the money. The lawyer should be from a notable law firm.

That was what I did and it yielded result.

Truth is, ten percent will not kill you o.

Half bread is better than puff puff.

Forfeiture of 10% is only when you want to liquidate before maturity. If they have refused to pay even after maturity, then the client should be entitled to his SUM ASSURED plus some remedy/compensation if the matter goes to court, depending on his prayer to the court.

MDs of Insurance companies in Nigeria routinely grease the palms of NAICOM boss, so don't expect much from NAICOM. Insurance companies profile their clients; they know who they MUST indemnify and who they can SCAM. If your POLICY DOCUMENTS are still intact, get a good lawyer to review the provisions to know the next line of action.

If you have a problem with the post, list the soups from your own tribe that is generally accepted. The tribe that was chased out from heaven can by no means lay claim to the Egusi we have been eating on earth before their plunge.

If you have a problem with the post, list the soups from your own tribe that is generally accepted.

johnjose68:


You are trying to get into the good books of the South South.

Nobody wants you. Nobody except the fans of the man that gets his ideas from mad men wants the village in Delta State to be razed.

It should have been clear to you that the Yorubas are always 100 steps ahead of you.

We don't jumped onto the next night bus going to start selling galla in the traffic of another state or region.

We are omoluabi.

Know this and know peace.

Everyone knows you for who you are.

Noone wants to associate with you.

Remember what the BRAC (Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Cross River) said about you early last month, that your people should mind their business

Remember what Ahmadu Bello said about your people before your people killed him

Remember what Asari Dokubo said about your people

Remember what Nyesom Wike said about your people??


Nobody wants you

You are the only set of people very happy that Nigeria soldiers were gruesomely killed by some ragtag. Even bonafide South South did not approve of this mistake.

Prisons all over the world are littered with your people

You can see that I didn't mention your tribe....but everyone knows and even you know

You are right; Hushpuppi comes to mind.

dreamxhaser:


You can't fvk with the government

Boko boys dey give them doggy on a regular.

Rahkman:
that place no be Abuja abeg

For peace to reign, Nyanya dey for Benue State. It's obvious that someone is confusing New Nyanya with Nyanya. By virtue of being in Abuja Municipal Area Council, Nyanya has more bragging right than Kubwa, Gwagwalada, etc. Enough said!

LordIsaac:
I’m so sorry…but it looks like the story was painted not to look like an abortion! Well, I pray God comforts them. A female child is work o….from birth till even after you get them weded.

Exactly my thoughts. In any case, she deserved to be taken care of professionally. May her soul rest in peace.

Anytime you start feeling larger than life, death is only a mile away - Joe Osama Putin, 1998.

For peace to reign, let's agree that the economy is growing.

The emphasis on 'factional chairman' cheaply gives the police away as compromised.

This one pain me o! Kai!

This guy was long dead. Putin sucked life out of him long ago. He deserves rest.

This is not the spirit of football. DSTV and fans should not fan the embers of violence in the name of bantering.

That's my girl !One of the very few celebrities without a known scandal.

Agbado...promise kept.

Had the rare privilege of a handshake with him as a teenager. God bless his soul.

That was a mélange of forced RP and American English from an Aphondja grandma.

The custodians of respect. Na dem dem.