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I think she's tagging along for a free ride, to be dropped somewhere.

Alaniyiokorausa:
hahahahaha the thing pain this yoruba Muslim well well.

Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it.

Now back to IMPEACHMENT. GREAT DISTRACTION.

The best way to be unpopular is to speak the truth.

Mother of the nation.

These days karma is served in 30minutes or less

I swear nigeria is a totally fuked up country

I no fit laugh

Rest in peace ma

these are the kind of situations SARS are supposed to be showing their machoness

That's everyday in Mexico, nothing new.

The Communications Minister has directed Mobile Network Operators (MNO) to ensure that unused data and voice bundles purchased by their subscribers do not expire.

Mrs Ursula Owusu-Ekuful said the unused data must be rolled over to the next data purchased by subscribers.

The letter addressed to the Director-General of the National Communications Authority (NCA), Mr Joe Anokye on Friday explained that the move is to minimise the negative impact of the current mode of deduction of the Communication Service Tax by the Telecommunication Companies.



“CST should be treated the same way VAT, NHIL, GETFund levy and all other taxes and levies imposed on entities doing business in Ghana are treated…”

“All unused data and voice bundles purchased by subscribers do not expire and must be rolled over with the next recharge,” the Minister urged.

The letter copied to the Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of MTN and Vodafone as well as the two Deputy Ministers of Communication, Mr George Nenyi Andah and Mr Vincent Sowah-Odotei comes on the back of Communication Service Tax which was increased from 6% to 9% effective October 1, 2019.

Per this tax, every ¢1 of recharge data purchased, a 9% CST fee is deducted, leaving the consumer with ¢0.93 of the purchased data.

This is wrong, the Ministry of Communication held in its release.

According to the ministry, the “extraordinary upfront deduction of CST and notification of same to subscribers must stop with immediate effect.”


https://www.scribd.com/document/429822005/Telcos-directed-to-stop-charging-9-Communication-Service-Tax-on-subscribers

she looks attractive... sonwolu is on standby

dem wan use grammar confuse masses. labour should do the needful and embark on a nationwide strike until the government agrees to pay before they call it off

Meaningless show

sharp guy!

Auwal Mustapha Imam Posted:

"My friend Usman Yusuf Abubakar battled with kidnappers some weeks ago along Kaduna-Birnin Gwari road. They were blocked, robbed and kidnapped. They were led into the forest by one kidnapper holding AK47 riffle while others stayed back to cart away their properties. In his car alone, the kidnappers took over N400,000, laptop, handsets, etc.

On their way into the forest, Usman attacked the kidnapper, disarmed him and set the other captives free. He left the kidnapper down after he has beaten and injured him seriously with stone. He is later reported dead when negotiations were on to release a Pastor in their hand. They demanded that Usman should be handed over to them.

Usman took away the kidnapper's gun and moved out of the forest. But on his way out, he dropped the gun somewhere in the forest for fear o been presumed kidnapper by the police or anybody. He met a police patrol vehicle immediately after coming out of the forest. He was taken to Kaduna and debriefed. He later led the police team to recover the gun he dropped, but I was no where to be found.

In his bravery, Usman freed himself and many others. Sometimes, we need to display a little courage to set ourselves free from captivity since nobody would go to save anyone once taken. Some of these Fulani bandits and kidnapers are weak and malnourished. Their only power is the gun they are holding. May Allah continue to protect us. Amin."


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Vanguard has really disappointed me this time around.

congratulations miss body odour. we won't miss u

KingAzubuike:
Sometimes I really wonder if they don't put into consideration they might mistakenly harass someone they'll end up begging for forgiveness and pity. .

exactly!

he should mistakenly flog an offficer and see what happens afterwards.

he has arranged a meeting with his maker

eTECTIV:
Despite PMB collecting 1Billion in dollars to fight insurgency? Integrity has a new meaning

part of it was the one stolen by that major general on trial which was also restolen by his boys.

The Central Bank of Nigeria, in a circular to all deposit money banks, yesterday announced the commencement of charges on deposits in addition to already existing charges on withdrawals. According to the circular, the charges, which take effect from today, will attract three percent processing fees for withdrawals and two percent processing fees for lodgements of amounts above N500,000 for individual accounts. ADVERTISEMENT Corporate accounts will attract five percent processing fees for withdrawals and three percent processing fee for lodgements of amounts above N3,000,000. ADVERTISEMENT NOMINATE AFRICAN OF THE YEAR 2019 In a statement by the Director, Payments System Management Department at the bank, Sam Okojere, the CBN said the charges on deposits shall apply in Lagos, Ogun, Kano, Abia, Anambra and Rivers States as well as the Federal Capital Territory. It also stated that the implementation of the cashless policy would take effect from March 31, 2020 nationwide. The statement added: “with effect from September 17, 2019, the CBN has approved for banks to unbundle merchant settlement amounts and charge applicable taxes and duties on individual transactions as stipulated by regulations.” Related Nationwide implementation of Cashless policy to begin March 2020, says CBN More reactions trail CBN planned re-introduction of cash handling fees Cashless: CBN maintains charges in Abuja, 6 states Download Daily Trust News App Share this article TwitterFacebookWhatsAppTelegram Dear Esteemed reader, As part of our drive to keep improving the content of our newspaper, we are conducting a readership survey to enable us serve you better Kindly take two minutes of your time to fill in this questionnaire. Thank you for your time. Join us on Share your story with us: 08189301900 (Whatsapp and SMS only) Email: dtonline@dailytrust.com Complain about a story or Report an error and/or correction: +2348189301900 DISCLAIMER: Comments on this thread are that of the maker and they do not necessarily reflect the organizations stand or views on issues. Top Posts JUST IN: Again, FG, labour disagree over minimum wage I paid $15,000 to secure my daughter’s release – Ardo Tribunal sacks Sokoto lawmaker, orders supplementary election in four polling units Prostitution: Ghana Immigration to deport 25 Nigerians Buhari replaces Osinbajo-led economic management team Why Saudi Arabia and Iran are bitter rivals You’re wrong on Igbo presidency, Umahi told Record 26-year-old, 3 other women make Kwara cabinet list ADVERTISEMENT Just In ANOCA president Berraf visits Sunday Dare in Abuja. Minimum wage: We’ll go on strike anytime Osinbajo stripped of powers over NEMA, other agencies Army begins trial of ex-GOC over alleged stolen N400m Buhari dissolves Obono-Obla panel See More ADVERTISEMENT Back to top Toggle navigation Daily Toggle navigation Week Day Specials Toggle navigation Saturday Specials Toggle navigation Sunday Specials Toggle navigation Exclusive 1998 - 2019 Media Trust Limited. All rights reserved. SBU.

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foolish man!

Can't really lie, this is the first one of his team I am literally happy to have leave. He did seem like a war monger.

Beface:
I respect the Civilian JTF more because their are mostly hunters with hunter guns. Give them AK47 their will drive out Boko Haram from their lands. Most of our Army men enter the work to intimate civilians.

so you mean the army guys want to be "intimate" with civilians

same thing happened to me in the office few weeks ago... i and my colleagues had fun that day with the fool.

omo cloth dey cover so many abnormal things sha

BuddhaPalm:
50 years from now, when we have humanoid sex robots, legal cocaine, LSD, mushrooms, space travel, etc...

People will look back on today and think it was boring.

But is it?

There are still desires and goals, and fine chics, and status, and all of life's timeless drama.

USA '94 was no less exciting than the World Cups of today, even though we watched them on black & white TVs.

So is life in general...

you've made sense bro.

hakm5:
There was cable tv then. You must have come from poverty ridden background. So sorry bro.

name one cable tv that existed in 1993. just name one mr rich "ridden" background