emmaodet:


Omooooooooooooooo
No bi only u oo bro.
My company retrenched 70 workers today and we don't even know what the future holds for we remaining.
With my present finance, i can sustain on a low key of 100k per month for a year after which if no more income coming in .... Hmmmmmm ......
Na Game-over be that ooo
Na to dey sell landed properties wey i no wan touch remain be that.
Tbh, e no go Better for people wey spread this virus.
Me wey i don go for interview for anoda company before lockdown, dem congratulate me say i don get job say wen i go dey available to resume, told them first week of april.
Virus caused lockdown, companies downsizing and retrenching. Contacted the company dem no even dey reason my matter again.
Industry don Collapse, don Turnbull

And mine retrenched 381staffs last month.

promisedwealth:
Yes it's a confirmed news I got the information from Humphrey the brother it's really sad..

Chairman First Motors Ltd.

How much are you going to sell the 4, the Brand and year if I may ask?.

I need 5 units of 215/70/16 for Honda CR-V 2005. How much and can I get same brand for all?.

Last price?

Alawe:
Is he the son of Chief Humphrey Anumudu, the silent billionaire of Globe motors

So many billionaires in naija you don't

Humphrey Anumudu is the owner of First Motors while Globe Motors is owned by the elder brother William Anumudu.

amdman:
Hot Deal

2004 Acura MDX AWD

No reported faults or rust

N1.2m all costs including clearing and customs duty

Installment payment available

Bonus - free original maintenance parts such as bow joints, filters, etc.

What's the real Mileage and is it V4 or V6?.

205/65/15. How much if am buying 4 of the same brand?. I will pick up myself.

Hello good morning, how much is gearbox for Honda Accord 1999 V4. (Baby boy).

gulfer:
Mr. Ambali, Igbobi college.....

Mr. Ambali don't ask for touch your toe. You will only sleep on the long physics lab table while he destroy your back.

Bros Okoh (PHE) is any style flogging because he can give u 80 strokes.

Master (Intro Tech).
Mr. Sanusi (Further Maths).
Fine Art Teacher (Uses left).
Okeowo (Commerce).
Fallo.

You are up for DSA Marketing. Goodluck.

I got into the hall yesterday around 8:09pm and finished around 8:55pm. That was the first time in my life I will have to write an exam at night. Have never seen any institution as useless and fraudulent as UNILAG with what happened yesterday at the exam venue.

People should not just complain at all because we all have the write to stop that exam and asked the dean to reschedule the exam in a proper way but we failed and suffered in the rain which am ready to lead but Nigerian youth failed me during my NYSC days after leading a struggle for our entitlement but corper's ran away after seeing the state coordinator and I have to suffer the consequences alone.

#UnilagWhereIsOurMoney.

pendusky:
1 . staple remover
2 . paper weight
3 . door stop
4 . hammer
5 . Openner

Lastly, a ruler.

My Honda needs a radio code 1999 Honda Accord EX VIN:1HGCG6672XA055118

Right now the radio is showing (code 6).

Kindly reply whyalwaysme01@gmail.com

Thanks.

Please how much can you get Golf3 Gti with this features:

Power window
Power steering
Auto transmission
Alloy wheels with very good tyres
Factory AC working
Fabric interior
CD player and F.M
And more...Thanks.

Please how much can you get me Golf3 Gti with this features:

4-Doors
Power window
Power steering
Auto transmission
Alloy wheels with very good tyres
Factory AC working
Fabric interior
CD player and F.M
And more...Thanks.

WASHINGTON – Africans could be the big losers as the United States reforms its immigration laws and eliminates the green card lottery, of which Africans are the main beneficiaries.

Half of the 50,000 residence permits handed out at random each year are earmarked for Africans. It is a hugely popular program that has allowed hundreds of thousands of Africans to settle in America since the mid 1990s.

But the ambitious reform project under debate now in Washington, which would provide papers for million undocumented immigrants, contains a clause that would do away with the lottery.

In its place would be a more selective immigration system based on skills, career and family ties.

For years the lottery has been in the crosshairs of Republicans, who control the House of Representatives and say it adds no value to the American economy.

“It’s clear that there are better ways to allocate visas than to randomly give them out through a lottery system,” said Bob Goodlatte, the Republican who leads the House Judiciary Committee. “Our immigration laws shouldn’t be based on the luck of the draw; rather, they should be designed strategically to benefit our country.”

The ‘diversity visa,’ as it is known formally, is set aside for people from countries that do not experience a lot of emigration. So Mexicans, Chinese and Filipinos, for instance, are not eligible. Africans quickly became the main ones to cash in.

All applicants need is a high school diploma or two years of work experience.

Between 2010 and 2012, one in five Africans who came to the United States to stay did so through the lottery. That made it the third most common method, at 21 percent of the total, after family reunification (43%) and refugee status or asylum seekers (23%).

By comparison, in the same period only 10 percent of Europeans who became permanent residents and 3% of Asians did so through the lottery.

“It has proven to be a way of helping those who come from the continent of Africa, those who come from a number of other areas where it is very difficult to get a visa,” said Sheila Jackson Lee, a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, whose members are all Democrats.

But in an effort to preserve the comprehensive reform being negotiated for months by the two parties, the Democrats and President Barack Obama agreed to ditch the lottery.

Representative Charles Schumer, who authored the program in 1990, said it was impossible to keep it.

Schumer said the system that will replace it in 2017 is merit-based and will also give Africans a chance. On average they are more educated than people from other continents. And English-speaking Africans would get a boost because of that language skill.

But Michael Fix of the Migration Policy Institute said, “It really probably won’t admit enough people to offset the effects of the loss of the diversity visa for some years after that. It’s a long time away. It won’t be immediately offset by any means.”

The diversity visas would vanish starting next year under the reform being negotiated.

Only four percent of African immigrants — compared to 21 percent of Asians and 22 percent of Europeans — received a green card for employment reasons in 2012.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People says the number of African immigrants will go down even with the merit-based system.

“In essence, we’re concerned,” said Hilary Shelton, the NAACP Washington bureau director.

Dame Babou, who hosts a radio show that caters to Senegalese people in New York, said the scrapping of the lottery is disheartening for Africans.

“Every year many people thought this was going to be their year,” Babou said. “Again, what is being eliminated is hope.”(AFP)

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/africans-stand-to-lose-as-us-axes-visa-lottery/

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Alhaji Ajayinka 'watakun lai' Fear God. May God help us all in this country, scam is just everywhere.

There’s fraud everywhere even among those who are not holding public offices. Whether you’re in Lagos or any urban area looking for an apartment to rent, you could be locked in the hands of rental scam tricksters.

No fewer than 90 prospective tenants have become victims of rental fraud allegedly orchestrated by one Alhaji Lateef Ajayinka in Egbe area of Lagos. The victims were said to have paid different sums of money totalling about N18million to Alhaji Ajayinka at different times to rent units of flats which was then under construction.

The victims were shown around the yet-to-be-completed house with a promise to complete it in a few days but it turned out to be another mind-boggling scam three months after with 90 people loosing over N18million.

The 8-flat building is located at No, 23 Opeloyeru street, off Liasu road, Ileiwe, Egbe, Lagos.

Ajayinka pulled a sneaky trick on his prey by suddenly completing the house overnight and called nine other accomodation seekers to move into the house immediately at odd hours. Alas, the  few tenants obliged and occupied the eight flats and one self-contain apartments overnight.

This unscrupulous act became opened as many of the victims who have been waiting for the completion of the house and collection of keys as promised by Ajayinka now got wind of the development and immediately stormed the house. It was then they realised that a multitude of prospective tenants have paid to occupy the same house as more  people trooped in complaining they also paid for the house.

At that point, Ajayinka was nowhere to be found as victims lamented that all failed attempts to get him.  Hourse later, Saturday Vanguard learnt that the suspect has been arrested by the police  and being  detained at the Police Command, Headquaters, Ikeja. Sources further disclosed that one Supol Opara in handling the case.  Attempt to reach Supol Opara proved abortive as his number was switched off.

According to one of the victims, Amos Oyodeji of Vanguard newspapers who paid for a self-contained apartment: “We have been duped. Unknown to all of us, he collected money from over 90 people promising to give them the same house.  I paid N250,000 to Ajayinka since October 2012, for a self-contained apartment, waiting for the completion of the house. I have been monitoring the progress of work on the building. I was there on Wednesday February 27 at about 5pm, the doors and burglar-proofs were yet to be fixed and he again promised that I should come for my keys on Saturday March 2. I left with the hope that I will move in a few days. But strangely, the following morning February 28, while my wife was driving through that road to work, she discovered that people were gathered there and she decided to find out what was going on. We discovered that people have moved into the house while other victims gathered discussing the scam. Not only that the doors were now fixed but also have burglar-proofs and every other thing done. It is strange and very surprising that they worked to that extent overnight.” he said.

Mr Ayodeji stated that the number of the victims might even rise as more and more people later went to the police to complain.  “When the issue got to the police, we never knew the number was up to 90 until some people came with proofs of payment to Ajayinka. As at today, the number of those Ajayinka collected money from is 90 and no one knows whether it will increase as more people might come with a proof of payment.”

Another victim, Mr Ogunleye who spoke to Saturday Vanguard said he paid N350,000 to Ajayinka for a 2-bedroom flat and discovered to his chagrin that another person had moved into the house he paid for. “I paid N200,000 a year rent and additional N150,000 for Agreement and Commission.  I was not the only one involved, there are some people who said they paid as much as N3million, N2million and N1million too.”

 
In the same vein, Emmanuel Iduagba, a businessman also claimed he  paid N3million to Ajayinka for three flats.  Iduagba while speaking with Saturday Vanguard explained that he intended to use the three flats as a guest house and he was promised that the flats would be ready in January. He further stated that until that day when the scam was discovered, Ajayinka did not skip the scene.  “He was always there and giving excuses that the house will be completed soon, not knowing that he had collected money from several others.”

The owner of the house could not be reached but according to a source in the area,  the house is owned by an aged woman in her late 70s.  Sources hinted the aged landlady might not be privy to Alhaji Ajayinka’s intent, adding that as a result of her age and health condition, she contracted the house to Alhaji Ajayinka.

One of the victims who went to the police Command Headquaters, Ikeja confirmed that he saw him but the police refused anybody to take photographs, adding that they were assured that investigation would reveal how many people he had actually collected money from  which will give a lead on how the matter will be settled.  Another victim however disclosed that the suspect had confirmed he took money from them and that he was ready to return the sum of N900,000 from the money collected.

Even as the police are trying to get to the root of the matter, some of the victims are already spoiling for a showdown with the current occupiers of the house laying claims to the house.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/f-r-a-u-d-agent-pockets-n18m-from-90-accommodation-seekers/

Sorry, you need procold.

Dear Mama.

Just like this.

Sagamite:

Explain to me the vision of one Northern governor.

Sponsoring of BOKO-HARAM MEMBERS.

I just receieved a mail from online vendor management 11th sept. 4:14pm, to come for my employment letter tomoro and trainning starts on wed. 13th sept. Wish u all the best.

Sokoto – Sokoto state government has approved the release of one billion five million one hundred and seventy-eight thousand eight hundred and eleven naira only (N1,005,178,811.00) for the payment of allowances to foreign students of Sokoto origin.

This was contained in a statement signed by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, Abdullahi Bala Sokoto, a copy of which was made available to Vanguard on Friday.

According to the statement, “Governor Aliyu Wamakko has approved the immediate release of N1,005,178,811.00 for payments of all outstanding financial commitment of all foreign students, who are under the sponsorship of Sokoto state government in different parts of the world.”

It further stated that “other students studying at different institutions within the country as well those on higher scheme outside the country would be paid accordingly,” adding that the gesture by was aimed at ensuring that the students underwent academic pursuits without hitches.

“We want our children studying home and abroad
to have concentration in a conducive and peaceful academic atmosphere”, the statement read.

Bala Sokoto urged the benefiting students to reciprocate the gesture through hard work in order to achieve academic excellence as justification for the huge expenditure incurred by government.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/09/sokoto-releases-n1bn-as-allowances-for-foreign-students/

This is the source.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/09/gunmen-bomb-more-telecom-masts-kill-16-in-yobe/

Very true, just read the news on Vanguard online.

Pt Blank:

Training is 2 weeks and not 3weeks, and budding takes place immediately for another 2weeks. I work with CNSSL here in Ilorin, doing MTN customer care job.

Please is there anything like monthly credit and a personal MTN line for MTN/CNSSL too, aside salary?

Pt Blank:

Training is 2 weeks and not 3weeks, and budding takes place immediately for another 2weeks. I work with CNSSL here in Ilorin, doing MTN customer care job.

Please is there anything like monthly credit and a personal MTN line for us too aside our salary?

maryjames9: As much as i believe in democracy and freedom of expression,Eedris should have learnt how to give honour to whom honour is due. Argh. Na him be the only (ex)"Artist" 4 naija? First na 50cent,now na OBJ. Ere ti omode ba fi ogun odun sa .....

Thank u omodo agba. ERE TI OMODE BA FI OGUN ODUN SA IRIN FAAJI NI FUN ESHIN.