ucosuagwu:


Hello, please sir i don't have an issue with you, You don't know what I'm passing through. He did not specify what he needed the money for. I understand your point. The money he sent came in very very late and not the day as expected and wasnt even sent by him directly, we had to pass through adding emails and verifications here and there. I have never had a bad business on NL before, so an issue like this will never put me on Tabbaz list of bad guys.Maybe yours should enter too when you have an issue here, since you arr quick to judge. Like a scammer will be pleading and talking with him back to back to resolve. Won't a scammer ignore and run??

He has sent me 4K.

***** Please all, let's be sincere, if this is not a case of scam; He has denied ever receiving the money. Till now, he has not admitted to me that he received the money.

Tabazz

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He's begging you to give him more time, you accept the 3k then he pay the balance by month end...so Biko help him....i felt his pain when we talk on fone this morning!!

He's a good boy and loyal to me and everyone here..

Buahri why na!!

Alright bro. I will keep you updated. Thanks

3RNEST:

You said own side of this case, we understand your situation but please specify with the time to pay back his balance 6k?..time na money!!

6K balance? he did not tell me anything like that ooo. He said i should receive the 3K and end the case.

Resolved!

Tobtex DCTrendy eliteweb Mynd44 PrinceMario Seunnairaland Tabbaz Onatisi spik007 Lokoyen

3RNEST:

Oga, we haven't heard from him since then na.....
But don't worry, we are on his case tonite 247...

Resolved.
Tobtex DCTrendy eliteweb Mynd44 PrinceMario Seunnairaland Tabbaz Onatisi

3RNEST:

We await his respond toward this PayPal case....

Resolved.

Mynd44 PrinceMario Seunnairaland Tobtex Tabbaz Onatisi

Resolved.
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This is unfair what criminals that should consider the plight of affected traders , government should assist them .

This is so pathetic.
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Goods worth millions of Naira were lost as fire razed shops and shades in Masaka market of Nasarawa State, few Kilometers from the country's capital.
The fire happened in the early hours of Sunday, at around 12am in the morning - 23/07/2017.
The inferno occurred at the heart of the Market, which is the most busiest part of the market.
Attempts by the Fire Service to quench the fire were futile as perpetrators damaged their pipes.
The market is the biggest market in Karu L.G.A of the state, bringing buyers and sellers from various part of the country.

Hoodlums used the opportunity to burgle unaffected shops and carter away with items such as bags of grains. The unlucky ones were caught by a team of the Vigilante Group of Nigeria.
According to reports, 2 people were feared dead.

"Father send your rain," a woman cried as the fire was still on in the early hours of Sunday.

“My brother's shop got burnt,” a Trader said.
"I was called around 12am that the Market is on fire, till now i am still shocked," a Woman said.
"Two people lost their lives in the fire. The place where we do keep our meats was burnt," a Meat seller said.

Others lamented their loss sorrowfully.

Presently the cause of the fire is uncertain as investigations are going on by security operatives.

-- Reporting from the Scene.
Photos below.

Nasarawa State University, Lafia

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There were times when the internet came in handy for
relatively basic tasks. But it’s a different thing today.
The internet is now leveraged to provide solutions to
both simple and complex problems.
In Nigeria, here are 3 of the numerous companies
leveraging the internet.
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Tweak Mall
Tweaks Mall is an online Marketplace for creative
templates like logos, motion graphics/video adverts and
Website/web app development.
It allows customers make custom request and see cost
implications in real-time. Also, by allowing designers
own and control their storefront (allowing them to set
their prices, discount coupons, SEO), Tweak Mall
claims to have creative templates and custom design
curated by various creative geeks across Africa. This
perhaps is its greatest advantage. Tweak Mall is
certainly not playing in an isolated space. The likes of
Themeforest.net, freepik.com, designscook.com are
doing something very similar.
Under the stewardship of Ekemini Akpan, Tweak Mall
operated on bootstrapping until it secured a grant of
about $5,000 from the Tony Elumelu foundation for a
side project that Tweak Mall
The startup launched on 31st of July, 2015.

iFixng.com
iFixng.com is an online platform for hiring handyman/
workmen. Contrary to what the name suggests, iFix
role is more of an intermediary than the actual service
provider.
Users (individuals, cooperate firms and engineering
outfits) who require the services of a professionals
request for a handyman while “we single out the best
candidate for the job who has gone through a
background check and rigorous levels of scrutiny,” says
Okwonkwo Gerald, founder as well as CEO.
Also, the users communicate the full extent of the job
as well as negotiate terms and payments with the
handyman in person. However, payment is only made
upon completion of the job.
It is however not clear how iFix comes by these
professionals, but if the promise to get the handyman
to the user within hours of the request is anything to
go by, it’s safe to assume they are pre-registered on
the platform.
Interestingly, iFix claims to track the handyman in real
time en route customer location. This is in compliance
with security standard.
iFix Launched on the 30th of September, 2016.
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[url=cheapy.com.ng] Cheapy.com.ng[/url]
[url=cheapy.com.ng] Cheapy[/url] is a free online marketplace that helps buyers
and sellers to search, rent, buy, sell and generally
exchange goods and services. A user can register as a
vendor (allowing them to mark an item as sold or
rented) or a regular user (allowing them to review or
rate an as).
While Cheapy is not entirely different from most online
marketplaces out there, its greatest advantage
however, lies in its universality. It appears one can buy,
sell and rent virtually everything legally acceptable in
all major cities in Nigeria, as Cheapy trade nation-wide
products with categories ranging from Real estate to
Cars and Vehicles, Books & Magazines, Health, Pets &
Animals, Fashion etc.
“Therefore, it contributes to the improvement of local
life of Nigerians,” Philip Okugbe, founder as well as
CEO concludes.
Cheaply launched on the 9th of April, 2016.

https://techpoint.ng/2016/10/18/3-companies-leveraging-the-internet/

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