Akwamkpuruamu: Now, how will POS guys survive? This is not fair to the common man
The policy is unfair, but as Nigerians, man gotta ne smart. POS guys should just open at least 5 separate bank accounts with separate banks. That way, they can beat the withdrawal limit.
LasisiAyodeji: At the dying minutes of preparation ahead of the 2022 FIFA WORLD CUP, Senegalese talisman Sadio Manè was withdrawn from the team that would represent Senegal at the football festival in Qatar. His immediate withdraw, was seen as a let down to the already high spirit of the newly crowned African champions. However, whilst analysis are being given on Senegal's chances without Manè, we must not be quick to forget that in 2002, Senegal under the tutorage of Bruno Metsu and the inspiration of players like Toni Silva, El-Hadj Diof, Tony Camara, Aliou Cisse, Papa Bouba Diop and Ferdinand just to mention a few, got to the quarter finals before they lost out through a golden goal against Turkey. Ever since, the nation team hasn't really done well in major tournaments until 2019 when, they had succeeded in gathering some of the finest players Africa has to offer on the global stage. The resultant is that, they became champions of Africa for the very first time in February 2022. Exactly 20 years after they had lost out on penalties to Cameroon. Though comprising of a highly talented set of players, one might begin to downplay the chances of Senegal's surprise element in Qatar due to the absence of the inspirational Sadio Manè. At the same time, if we look holistically at the depth in their squad, one might see reasons why this team can make it as far as the semi finals and possibly lift the trophy.
Their Achilles heel is Mendy and their lack of finishing touch upfront. They need a Sadio Mane in that team.
WannaHowzit: Road signs which appear to welcome drug dealers have popped up in a middle-class Cape Town suburb.
But residents of Rosebank say the signs are meant to be a deterrent – and they seem to be working.
His first sign asks drivers to “Give way to oncoming drug dealers”, while the second announces a “cocaine dropoff zone” that operates from 11:00 to 15:00 on weekdays.
Apart from one or two truculent responses after he put up the signs in the early hours, the man says the response from his neighbours has been overwhelmingly positive.
In reply to a post on a community group saying, “Whoever you are, please stop, the signs don’t work” the man says about 25 people wrote, “They are brilliant, please never stop.”
He was spurred to action by the regular drug deals taking place in Rosebank’s quiet residential streets.
Rosebank resident Coral Gardiner says a “dropoff” sign was put up outside her house during the night. “I had a good chuckle when I saw it in the morning,” she says. “It’s such a clever way of bringing this issue to people’s attention, and whoever’s responsible is probably fed up of residents looking the other way.”
Another resident, Candice-Lee Kannemeyer, says dealers’ cars have not been seen as frequently since the signs started appearing about two weeks ago.
“Obviously people in the area are thinking about what can be done, and the signs are some resident’s last resort. Other people have said we should photograph the dealers’ cars and put them on huge posters.”
From her loft office, Gardiner says she sees drug deals happening in the street regularly. Kanneyemer says the routine is always the same: a car - either the dealer or the client - waits in a pre-arranged spot, and when the other party arrives the dealer leads the customer to another location nearby where the exchange happens.
“The police are no use, and security patrols can’t do much,” she says. “The dealers just say they’re waiting for a friend, or they claim to be Uber drivers.”
The man who made the signs, who insisted on anonymity because “I don’t want drug dealers to know who I am”, says they cost him about R130 (N3,400) each, and he has been asked if he can supply them to other suburbs.
He says his campaign will continue, because “one arrest is like cutting off the head of the Hydra. The syndicates just send someone else.”
Some 1000 years later, archeologists who in their bid to discover how life is now, would prolly chance on this and think that use of cocaine was legal in South Africa.
Malawii: I want to give thanks to Almighty God for what he has done for me. And many gratitude to those who commented and offer advise May God bless you all.
I was just going through my post I and saw the this 2015 post.
I am not there yet but God has shown and shower me his mercy and blessings.
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Putting your number here na error. A temp mail would have sufficed. Well, contact David Hundeyin on Twitter. That's his field.
There is obviously something going on between Jandor and Funke because i don't understand why this guy is willing to commit political sucide by choosing someone who is literally unknown in Lagos politics.
Bringing Funke Akindele on board was always going to backfire. PDP is in disarray and then Wike actively supporting Sanwo Olu second bid dealt the final blow on Jandor's campaign.
IntelChief: My elder sister is around 32 years and still not serious with marriage. Her only focus is on making money and she had been very successful in that aspect. She has a well paying job and is not only comfortable but also supports me financially sometimes.
But I just can't imagine why she is not disturbed about the fact that she is still single at her age. A lot of guys I know had been approaching her but she never accepts even a relationship offer from them, talk more of marriage. (And am very sure that she is not a lesbian or any of that).
As a church guy, I have seen a lot of women stock in this not being married thing and jumping from one church to the other seeking for husbands. Some of them, out of desperation, fall victims in the hands of fake pastors and sharp guys. I really don't want my sister to go through such.
Initially, I wasn't disturbed, but right now, this issue is burning not only me but also my aging mother. My mother had even stylishly urged my sister to go get married on several occasions. But she won't.
What really got me mad was when I was discussing with my sister some days back about her future plans. She told me stuffs like planning on travelling abroad for greener pastures, bla bla bla, but made no mention of marriage.
Honestly guys, I am tired. And as a man in the family, I am thinking of changing it for my sister. Am planning on threatening her that if she doesn't take the issue of marriage serious, I will go physical with her and teach her some lessons. But the issue is that she is my elder sister and I have some respect for her. And my action might end up affecting the bond in the family.
Why don't you work and go and marry? You want to get physical? omo, na joblessness dey cause this rubbish. You people should let her marry at her own time. No dey pressure pesin.
Gosiso: I will give 200 Naira airtime to the first 10 meaningful replies I receive to this question.
The Question: You need experience to get a job, but you need a job in the first place to get the required experience. Catch 22.
So, my question is, would you pay to get a non-paying job for 6 months just for the experience?
If yes, why?
If no, why not?
Paying to get a non-paying job for experience? lol. i won't. Nowadays,there are paid jobs one can get (no matter how little) and still garner experience.
Besides, you might be gaining experience, but you are giving the employer a piece of your time...a very valuable commodity. Paying the employer, in addition to your time puts you at an unfair disadvantage. At the very least, a stipend should follow, no matter how little.
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maureensylvia: It happened in June this year, he deserted, tried calling him it was unreachable, His family and the police didn't help either.
I got the idea of complaining to his bank, I went to his bank on August (Access bank) they asked me why I didn't come all these while that he withdrew the last part of the money 4 days before I came!!! E pain me shaa o
The customer care directed me to court to get a court order to restrict the account, I went to court, got the court order(pics displayed) paid them 10% of the total money. The bank restricted his account.
Yesterday afternoon, I got a call to come over to the bank...the guy was trying to make a transfer but he couldn't which warranted him to go to the bank... The customer care told me he has 80% of the money in his account that with my consent, they'll unfreeze it and pay me or I can wait till it's complete and take all... they were certain because it's a salary account... money must enter.
Though the guy pleaded with me to be paying 20k monthly buy omooorr I don't think I'll have such patience. The bank told him to be paying the 20k into his account till it completes.
so the ball is now in my court
All thanks to Access bank
Whilst the guy did the wrong thing, the order can easily be lifted by the guy. A good lawyer can counter that court order.
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Licensed2Kill: Yeah, fagba is notorious. That was the same place an "importer" wanted to dupe me, it was a really funny experience. . .they no dey sabi their mate sha, lol. . . .my aunty too almost got robbed at going point at jonathan cooker.
9 years after, these guys still roam these areas. Especially Fagba. It is really worrisome
Are these PRNaija guys okay sha? In Nigeria, it is a grave error to base your investigation on word of mouth of govt officials. I thought they did physical verification of those claims. Even the info on the NIS website differs from the lies peddled by their officials.
Sweetplum: He's not as mean as Buhari. I will support FG if elected officers aren't earning bogus salary. That's what driving ASUU crazy and giving them reason to prolong the strike. Meaning you guys are earning fat despite that Nigeria's broke but you are preventing us from earning. What rubbish!
I understand. But the FG is not ready to make a lot of concessions. At least, for the sake of the students, ASUU should take a more compassionate stance. My younger brother was just about a semester from graduating before the strike happened. Pesin wey suppose don graduate by now still dey school.
The issue itself goes beyond ASUU. The entire educational sector is comatose. The ASUU strike while well intended, cannot fix it in one go. It is well.
naptu2: You used the word "Believe". I work based on facts. I did not say that it did not happen, neither do I know that it did happen because we have not seen any evidence that it did happen. I won't swing either way if I have not seen any evidence.
On point Is Beremx the mod? If she is, she has shown gross impartiality in this case.