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A nice piece to brighten up our day the more: How Get Help Worldwide has remained strong: the lessons we all must learn Editorial staff Financial Clock What is most astonishing is the sheer will power of the administrators of this platform to keep the system paying by defying all mountainous odds and fierce attacks. In the face of crisis and panic, Get Help Worldwide remained calm and reassuring. It was therefore not a fluke to her millions of followers when they kept to their words and marvelously launched an advanced platform christened Get Help Exclusive on March 20th 2017. You may want to mention other mutual communities that had upgraded their platforms at one time or the other. But remember that GHW never went on break for a second, never allowed any member to lose his/her money, and never went offline. Now if you can sincerely weigh all these “NEVERS”, then you will appreciate where I am driving at. And to cap it all, Get Help Worldwide has started paying her faithful members after the extraordinary migration process. It is based on these feats that I will carefully itemize valid learning points for body corporates and individuals to adapt from Get Help Worldwide in the face of the agonizing recession and or any business cycle: . 1.The unflinching will power to remain fully alive: Get Help Worldwide managers have remained resolute in their passion to keep the community alive despite all the attacks and weakened economy. We, as a people must begin to see life from a positive and long – term perspective. The culture of running away when the journey gets tough must be eschewed. The administrators of Get Help Worldwide could easily have jumped the ship. After all, they are not holding any persons money. But they choose to fight for the survival of the community. 2.No downtime! No break! No loss of Money: Now this is the part that trips me most. For a platform that receives millions of visitors at the same time to never go offline for a second is unbelievable. Take our banks for instance. For any mere upgrade, you will know from the application or server downtime. This is despite their huge capital base, depositors’ funds and stiff industry regulations. But GHW despite not having customers’ funds or being regulated has been able to oversee the migration between two platforms while ensuring that both platforms never went offline for a second. 3.Superb customer focus: The customer feedback and care solutions of GHW are unequaled. The very fact that the administrators carry the participants along in every decision formulation and process is uncommon. A lot of changes have taken place over the last two months. And in all this, all participants are fully given the support to understand and adapt to the changes. Their members’ forum is uniquely designed and very responsive. I believe that businesses will do well when they ensure to mostly carry their customers along always. There is no venture that will fail with the kind of GHW customer support platform in place. 4.Ability to create solutions out of the storm: in the eye of the storm, GHW has rolled out unique solutions to correct all the anomalies and enhance the performance of the community very much better. For those who have been following mutual aid communities, you will agree with me the GHW solutions are second to none. Navigation around the Get help worldwide xclusive platform is really amazing. Just check out; self-migration process, peer-to-peer phone verification process, GhW xclusive calculator, PH 10% insurance and phone E-PIN verifications. These are all solutions created to ensure the community last very long. 5.Not focusing on competition: we humans are quick to point fingers at competitors or supposed enemies when we face challenges. But the GHW administrators have never mentioned competitions as their problem. Rather, they accepted the challenges, took ownership and worked towards restoring confidence in system. Most businesses and individuals today fail because they always have competitions to blame. Lack of ownership in the face of challenges is a recipe for lasting failure. Copyright © 2017 Financial Clock. All rights reserved.Theme: ColorMag by ThemeGrill. Powered by WordPress. |
Honestly....before Indulging into anything,you ought to know the risk it involves....and most people here on nairaland contributed to the recent problem being encountered by ghw.....it was working perfectly before sane humans started creating bogus account....if you ain't ready to be part of ponzi,stay off,why creating problems for those who are into it.... |
unclezuma:thanks a lot....jah bless |
bettylizzy:thanks a lot...jah bless |
happy birthday to my humble self....God bless my new age...fellow nairallanders,show some love |
i love that of the philippines....divorce is illegal |
plenitude:The appointment of the former military administrator of Kaduna State and private chief of staff to General Muhammadu Buhari (as he then was) , Colonel Hamid Ali by President Muhammadu Buhari last week as the comptroller general of the Nigeria Customs Service. One of my Facebook friends, Ojong Takon had challenged me to explain whether the appointment of Colonel Ali is constitutional in view of the fact that he was appointed from outside the customs service. I submit that he Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended) does not contain the mode and procedure for the appointment of the Comptroller General of Customs. Rather the relevant legislation is the Custom and Excise Act, 2010. The President is the Chief Executive of the Federation of Nigeria and by the plenitude of executive powers vested on him, he has the uttered discretion to make any appointment. There is no law that says that the Comptroller General of Customs must be a career customs officer or must be appointed from within the senior officer cadre of the customs service. Accordingly, the President is not wrong to appoint somebody who is not an officer in the Nigeria Customs Service. There is a precedent in the country for the appointment of outsiders to head the Customs service. So President Buhari is not the first Head of State to appoint somebody outside the Nigeria Customs Service to head it. Nearly 21 years ago a Brigadier General Samuel Ango from the Nigerian Army was appointed Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs Service by former Head of State, late General Sani Abacha in 1994 from the Nigerian Army. Dr. Haliru Mohammed Bello was appointed Comptroller General of Customs from outside the service in 1988 by the military regime of former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida He is a veterinary doctor by profession. He was comptroller general of customs from 1988 to 1994. Also late Shehu Musa was appointed Comptroller General of Customs from the civil service in the 1970s. He was also the Secretary to the Government of the federation during the Shehu Shagari’s presidency.? The Nigeria Customs Service has undergone numerous structural and institutional changes since 1891 when Mr. T.A Wall was appointed Director General by the British colonial administration of Customs for collection of Inland revenue in the Niger Coast Protectorate. The name Customs and Excise emerged in 1922 when the first Comptroller of Customs and Excise, federation of Nigeria was appointed. It was changed to Customs and Excise Preventive Service in 1945. With the enactment of the Customs and Excise Management Act No. 55 of 1958 the a management board was introduced with the appointment of Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, E.P.C Langdon. He was succeeded by S. G. Quinton. The first Nigerian Chief Executive Officer appointed on attainment of Independence in 1960 was Ayodele Diyan. OKOI OBONO-OBLA |
plenitude: |
The True Story
of Mulan
Ancient China for Kids
Once upon a time, a long time ago, there lived a girl in
ancient China named Mulan. Mulan's father was a
retired general. He had come home sick and frail. He
was too old to fight, but not too old to teach Mulan how
to ride a horse and use a sword. Girls usually did not
learn these skills. But Mulan's father believed everyone
should know how to fight, even girls.
One day, the government officials sent warriors to
Mulan's village. War was coming. Men were needed for
the army. The military leader of the group posted a list
of names in the village square. Each name represented
one volunteer, one man from each family.
Mulan saw her father's name on the list. She knew her
father would never survive another battle. Mulan's
brother was a young child. There was only Mulan who
could take her father's place. But the military did not
take girls as replacements for fighting men.
Quietly, the next morning, before her father could report
for duty, Mulan stole his armor. She disguised herself
as a man. She reported for duty. The warriors accepted
"him" in her father's place. Later that day, as the all
men taken from the village marched away, Mulan saw
her father, standing by the side of the road, shaking his
head in confusion. He had reported for duty, but was
told he was not needed. That made no sense to him.
He had not yet returned home. He did not know that
Mulan was missing.
Mulan was very careful over the years. No one ever
suspected that she was a girl. When the war was over,
Mulan received a special award from the emperor
himself for her outstanding courage. The emperor gave
her a horse and a bagful of wealth, and wished her a
safe trip home.
Her family greeted her with joy. Her brother was
delighted with gift of her military clothes. He dressed in
them immediately. Mulan dressed once again in the
clothes of a woman. That evening, Mulan and her family
gathered together to watch the sunset.
Two of the men who had served with Mulan stopped by
her home, on their way home. When Mulan came forth
to greet them, they could not believe their eyes. One of
them shouted, "You are not Mulan! What have you done
with our friend?"
After recounting many memories, they finally believed
that Mulan was a woman who had fought by their side
in many a battle. They spread Mulan's story across
China. Mulan's story inspired many young women, who
demanded to learn how to ride a horse and use a
sword. |
Homeboiy:so true bro...... they have no iota of respect for elders..... they look you eye ball to eye ball.... |
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Kingsley1000: Kingsley1000: |
many a times,i hear the word 'Vaseline crew' what does it really means ? |
keep sucking...you may find the juicy one someday |
he borrowed money to pay their tuition fee |
the real reason we ain't moving forward as a nation...they are all supporting him because he is their brother....who is enjoying this current hardships,killings of innocent soul and so many vices happening in Nigeria |
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