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thatigboman:
look at how u are talking out of ignorance with so much confidence. Read the CBN and NDIC Acts before assuming

Statement of CBN Core Mandate
The mandate of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is derived from the 1958 Act of Parliament, as amended in 1991, 1993,1997,1998,1999 and 2007.

The CBN Act of 2007 of the Federal Republic of Nigeria charges the Bank with the overall control and administration of the monetary and financial sector policies of the Federal Government.

The objects of the CBN are as follows:

ensure monetary and price stability;
issue legal tender currency in Nigeria;
maintain external reserves to safeguard the international value of the legal tender currency;
promote a sound financial system in Nigeria; and
act as Banker and provide economic and financial advice to the Federal Government.
Consequently, the Bank is charged with the responsibility of administering the Banks and Other Financial Institutions (BOFI) Act (1991) as amended, with the sole aim of ensuring high standards of banking practice and financial stability through its surveillance activities, as well as the promotion of an efficient payment system.

In addition to its core functions, CBN has over the years performed some major developmental functions, focussed on all the key sectors of the Nigerian economy (financial, agricultural and industrial sectors). Overall, these mandates are carried out by the Bank through its various departments

I am an architect so I will most likely tilt to housing. You can never go wrong providing housing solutions especially student housing in this part of the globe.

On the other hand, A CBT test hub isnt such a bad idea but running costs which includes payment of staff, maintenance, frequency of use (patronage) and competition are issues that might spring up or give you serious food for thoughts.

PS : I am available for consultancy services viz design, build or supervision.

All the best.

Arsenella007:
Not true.. Check all the MDAs that remit to the government, their salaries are quite higher than others. Because the remit a certain percentage and use the remaining as running costs.. They have targets and make sure the meet those financial targets..

They do not have targets but atimes are asked to bear certain financial burdens as required by government.

You are beginning to see the light gradually.

Arsenella007:
The link doesn't prove anything. I have been able to prove to you that CBN and even NDIC generates revenues and remits to the government. But universities don't..

Actually it does, but you probably won't see it.... universities remit a certain percentage of their IGR to the government.

Arsenella007:
Did u check the links I posted? No.. Go through it first

I did...you kept referencing consolidated operating surplus...so read this and maybe, you will understand what I am saying...

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/fg-implements-new-template-for-operating-surplus/amp/

Arsenella007:
God,na wah.. Simple Google would help. CBN generates money from alot of ways and remits it to the Federation account..or consolidated revenue account. Universities never remit to the government, so don't even say that. Ndic generates and remits.. Please get your facts right before you argue.. I'm tired of answering this over and over

https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/amp/lifestyle/103423/cbn-highest-revenue-generating-agency-accountant-general.html

You are the one who needs to get her facts right...

Arsenella007:
You are not in the university system so you don't know what you are saying. The universities generate alot of money, I mean millions.. They don't remit nothing to the government, yet the government pays salaries, provides tetfund for research, infrastructure, also research grants that's is not accounted for, etc.. What happens to the school fees, the acceptance fees, the other IGRs? Most universities don't even pay the allowances the are supposed to pay their workers, cut their salaries..

Universities remit money to the government.

Arsenella007:
Ha! Na wah o.. Abeg try and do your research before u ask this kind of questions o.. Both CBN and NDIC does generate and remit money to the Federal government

https://ndic.gov.ng/senate-lauds-ndic-for-regular-remittance-to-consolidated-revenue-fund/

If you say NNPC generates money for the FG, yeah, true, if you say NPA generates money for the FG yeah, true, but the CBN's core mandate doesn't include generating money for the FG rather it manages the FG's funds and the economy. How can it remit money to itself?

NDIC is Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation and it's mandate doesnt include making money for the FG.

Of course there are services these agencies provide through which IGR comes in, some of which are remitted to government and the other percentage utilised by these agencies as required. But they do not necessarily make money for the government.

Equating these agencies to the university somehow answers ASUU questions about IPPIS. Universities have internally generated revenues atimes worth billions, some of which are remitted to the government but they are not listed as money making agencies for government. So if the CBN, NDIC are allegedly exempted from IPPIS, why not universities?

Arsenella007:
Until universities are able to generate revenue and remit some percentage to the Federal government, then they can have financial autonomy. The government pays and bankrolls everything in the Universities, without getting any monetary returns from the said Universities so the government can dictate and decide what gives.. Simple.. The above mentioned organisationis do generate and remit to the government.

CBN generates money how? NDIC how?

4 kids for 4 different men before age 30... something isn't true here. .

Happy Birthday though.

Mapleking:
2010 Registered Toyota Camry for Sale

Clean first body
Fabric interior
CD player
Steering controls
Power driver’s seat
Aux audio input
4 wheel abs
Front & rear cupholders
12v power outlets
Spare tire present with jack

Mileage-107k

Price-1.8m (Slightly negotiable)

Call/whatsapp: +2348023200479

Is this car still available? What's the actual mileage? Can you share the VIN? I am interested.

If I hear say the spokespersons call back.

Hi Gazzuzz.. Nice car, congratulations on this sale.

Please I would like your expert advice on this ; which model year of the Toyota Camry would prefer from 2010 - 2013? Can you place more emphasis on the 2012 - 2013.

Thank you.

NB; Vehicle variants is LE 2.5L. God bless you as you reply.

The Lady isn't telling the full story. I had UBER and Bolt apps till I decided to delete the former cos I rarely used it. I have found Bolt to be cheaper and just as good as UBER. Infact, I feel some of these UBER drivers have a sickening sense of entitlement. I don't work for Bolt so this is not a statement of BIAS. To be fair to the lady, some of these drivers could really be silly atimes. That said, no BOLT driver(at least none that I have met) will refuse transfer.I have made trips worth #10k at a time and paid via transfer that atimes would even have some delay before its credited, yet all these drivers involved haven't ever misbehaved.
Most of these drivers would always complain about Abuja ladies and their behaviour/attitude towards them ranging from unwarranted insults, tricking and deceiving them in order not to pay as well being unnecessarily difficult to relate with.

That being said, I am not in anyway justifying the assault or violence that has allegedly being meted on this lady but a single story is a dangerous story. Some lady's probably assume everyone will take their bullshit , terrible attitude and very uncouth tongue. This doesn't justify an harsh or violent response, but again, not every man is the same..

She should continue to nurse her wounds till she gets well enough to tell the full story while the driver should endeavour to come forward and clear the air.

Honda cars aren't meant for Nigeria cos of our terrible roads and poor maintenance culture.

Exponental:
Op.... You made the car look so attractive with your write up..... Happy sales bro!

Thanks bro. I appreciate

If you include clearing and custom duty, maybe but won't be a recent car...say cars between 1997 - 1999

Still selling.

Kapilta:
once it will be crowded with yorubas, no wahala.

Once developers(ibos) don't bring thier crime life. We don't want them anywhere near our lands, they should take a clue from us, they can hardly find us in their lands, they should return home too with their everyday violence and excessive crime life.

You are a really daft, shallow minded and extremely unwise individual for spewing this much hate towards another tribe. I know your problem, you are still wallowing in your cocoon somewhere in a thick village deep in the south western rainforest. You need to go out and see the world in order to be rid of your tribalist psyche.

nlPoster:
It's already crowded.

The seaport is some distance away, a new city could be opened up closer to it if that's the plan.

There will usually be a ripple effect.

I grew up in Akure and I can tell you that the city is gradually coming up and with the seaport being planned, it's going to get very crowded in the not too distant future.

Still selling

Available

But they will come out and vote for corrupt leaders with terrible antecedents.

Still selling. Call me today.

Please who can furnish with the NDDC salary structure especially for an m.tech holder. If possible, please add the salary structure for OGFZA, NLNG and DPR. This should include basic salary and earned allowances separately. Thanks.

Call me today. Tomorrow might be too late.

Available

Still selling

Still selling.

This must be an advert for an escort website.

Congratulations.