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No let FFK catch you there. It's better to gag you now to save you from the calamity that will befall you in the hands of FFK. Nnamikot.

doctokwus:
This guy is a dimwit!
So a standing rule of the senate would supercede the constitution of the FRN which doesn't give a limit to d number of times a person can be represented for an office by d president for confirmation by the senate!!
I don't blame him,they now feel they are dealing with a mentally incapacitated president who probably doesn't even know when somebody sneaks in to draft a letter on his behalf and signs it!!
Or they may b dealing with a double faced president who not wanting Magu,knowing how good he is at d job,who cud dig one day and find out more dirt perpetuated by family and relations of the president & with overwhelming legal view now agreed that Magu can be represented as many times as possible,PMB and his antiMagu cabal,now boxed in a corner,av now dug up this standing rule from their asses to find d last reason to use to prevent Magu from becoming substantive EFCC chairman.
This conspiracy to stop Magu may finally expose PMB for who he trully is,unless he sends back his name again for confirmation.

You are wasting your time with this your convoluted theory of conspiracy. Tell us something else.

Humble Wike and humble GEJ!

hannyjay:
If to say he is from d north some idiots from d lost tribe of israel wud av been jubilating. RIP to d death

OTU NNEGI THERE.

soberdrunk:
You were there........??

That's what the OP said and that's what base your reaction on until you hear anything contrary. It's not about whether I was there or not. Read the story again.

soberdrunk:
Why are they trying so hard to make this a 'tribal' issue, he was killed by a 'policeman' simple!!! What is with all the "he was killed beacause of an Hausa man'? Did the Hausa man ask the policeman to shoot him?

My friend, obviously you didn't read the story with the intention to understand it.
The deceased was shot because he remonstrated against the idea of releasing the only hausa man and detaining everyone else. So it was because of the hausa man.

Chiefpriest:
For starters they post fancy car online especially efritin. Com with low prices claiming they are vehicles impounded by custom and when you indicate interest that is when the whole scam episode commence. You can gloss through the site for cars and specifically watch out for the numbers I added and call for enquiries to confirm for yourself. Thanks.

Better. Thanks.

It's even more painful when you remember how long and the energy it took to fill out the form and apply. Well, I only applied out of curiosity to see if Nigeria has really changed. But lo and behold it's even worse.

kingreign:
I can say your vulcanizer did a terrible job. He most prolly mounted the tyres wrongly or over inflated the tyres.

QED

Most likely. But what about the other issue of the second tyre wearing out inexplicably.

Op is sowing a dangerous seed that could germinate and bear bad fruits this weekend. Softly Softly.

paschal47:
OP


Come and complete what you started

You've reminded me of what one bae dey tell her guy after being turned on she'll be saying: come and finish what you started!

Either you take the crazy approach as suggested above or write a short letter to the branch manager demanding a reversal of the debit and threaten to sue if after seven days it's not done.
Though it's a threat but you can actually sue and claim millions for breach of contract, illegal and unauthorized activities on your account, inconvenience, etc. plus the original 20k.

You've not told us their modus operandi so we'll know how not to be victims. Merely branding people as criminals and ritualistic is not enough. You have to Supply details so it won't look like you are taking advantage of anonymity to mislead the public and thereby commit actionable offenses.

Ambode always strikes me as highly intelligent. What a man. He's not like some present and past governors. Ambode, the Governor that's two steps ahead!

softwerk:
Now I understand the extent of your stupidity just like mynd4 4 who always closes all your senseless threads

You need help my friend!

Oh you know about my threads. It's working; am becoming famous. Pls help me, I need helep.

Taking her breath away.

softwerk:
This guy really looks like a decamped Biafran Soldier

I know IPODS will want to react to this one!

Guy, your imagination is running riot. Pls put on your thinking cap.

ObikeNkem:
How I wish Hammed Ali can rule us in Igboland. Hammed Ali is greater than all Igbo men both dead and alive. Infact Hammed Ali must rule us in Igboland in Jesus name.


Hammed Ali is greater than ojukwu.

Hammed Ali is greater than chinua achebe.

Hammed Ali is greater than nnamdi azikiwe

Hammed Ali is greater than nnamdi kanu

OTU NNEGI.

PaperLace:
Na testimony,no be advert .
I send them mails, and they respond swiftly. Maybe I have been lucky, but I'll sure tell them what you think about their CC.
When it's comes to indemnifying, they've been tested and trusted.


Require? As in mandate? I doubt any state government makes it mandatory, it's recommended but not not mandatory.
That said, third-party insurance is mandatory for every car owner in Nigeria_ just ensure it's gotten from a genuine insurance company.

If you decide to take it a step further by purchasing a comprehensive vehicle insurance, it should 'override' the mandatory 3rd party insurance.

Thanks, man.

PaperLace:
Na testimony,no be advert .
I send them mails, and they respond swiftly. Maybe I have been lucky, but I'll sure tell them what you think about their CC.
When it's comes to indemnifying, they've been tested and trusted.


Require? As in mandate? I doubt any state government makes it mandatory, it's recommended but not not mandatory.
That said, third-party insurance is mandatory for every car owner in Nigeria_ just ensure it's gotten from a genuine insurance company.

If you decide to take it a step further by purchasing a comprehensive vehicle insurance, it should 'override' the mandatory 3rd party insurance.

Thanks, man.

Wettin e go find for US?

Sue the bastard. Wettin lawyers dey do sef?

Does Lagos state require cars to have comprehensive insurance scheme? Any law to that effect?

This is absolute rubbish. Very lame blackmail from the mushroom group of nonentities.

slurryeye:
You are here crying for internally displaced people, but what have you done for people that are not internally displaced?

Save your cry abeg

Better still. What has he done for externally displaced persons?

That's how they've been running this country aground with their ego. Just put on the uniform of your organization ina. After they'll say corruption is our only problem. What about people treating public offices as though it's their personal business.
You think the Senate is a mere rubber stamp used for clearing and confirming abi?
Don't worry; one day you will realize that the Senate is even stronger than the Executive if only they knew what they are doing.

The bloody civilian thinks he is immune to the supervisory powers of the Senate. Just wait for that warrant to be issued first, he'll realize he's no longer in the army but an ordinary bloody civilian.

Madam Obby. Charity, they say, begins at home. You left the evil being perpetrated on a daily basis in your own hometown to go and bring back the chibok girls just so you can be nominated for one international award or another. As if the chibok girls were the only ones abducted. What about the thousands of women, girls, boys, etc. abducted, killed or maimed before and after the chibok girls?
You are daily demystifying yourself. Your case exemplifies the truism that being brilliant does not make you wise or sensible. Very soon there will be nothing special to your name anymore if you don't watch it.

Following the tension generated as a result of misconception and misrepresentation of the Nigeria Customs Service planned motor duty payment, the leadership of the National Assembly and the Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ali (Rtd) met with a view to resolving the impasse and have both agreed to suspend proposed motor duty payment.
Custom boss Hameed Ali
This was made known in a statement signed by Joseph Attah, Acting . Public Relations Officer on Wednesday.
The statement said both leadership of the National Assembly and the Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ali (Rtd) agreed that the proposed motor duty payment, though in line with the provision of Customs and Excise Management Act (CEMA) Cap C.45, LFN 2004 should be put on hold while the Senate Committee on Customs & Excise interfaces with the NCS for further discussions.
While payment of duty on vehicles or indeed any dutiable imported item remains a civic responsibility of every patriotic Nigerian, NCS Management has directed that the exercise be put on hold while expressing readiness to engage the Senate Committee on further discussions to bring them on board to understand the importance of the exercise to national security and economy.
The Comptroller-General approved one month grace for all Nigerian vehicle owners who have not paid duties to do so or face outright seizure of the vehicles.
And this applies even to new vehicles bought from car dealers.
The service gave a window of one month, from March 13 to April 12, for car owners to pay the appropriate duty on their vehicles.
The public relations officer said that some owners of vehicles brought into the country through the land borders, obviously, did not pay duty

donfemo:
Why dont you just check online for fees paid for last session so you will have an idea. http://www.unijos.edu.ng/postgraduate/postgraduate_students.php

Every vital information is online now, ou just need to know how to navigate and do your search

Supported. Such Search is part of research and as a person going for master's degree, you must embrace searching for information and avoid being spoon-fed with it if you must do well in the program.

A good thing is a good thing. This izi goodu.

Col Hameed Ali (retired).

According to Vanguard
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari may have waded into the looming crisis between the Senate and the Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (retd).
Custom boss Hameed Ali
The President was also said to have warned his appointees not to overheat the polity by creating avoidable friction between the Executive and the Legislature.
This is even as Senate spokesman, Abdullahi Sabi, had told journalists, after plenary yesterday, that senators would not support any policy that would infringe on the welfare and security of Nigerians.
Buhari’s intervention came against the backdrop of Col. Ali’s defiance to appear before the Senate and explain why the new duty policy on vehicles imported into the country through land borders should not be reversed.
Sensing danger ahead of Ali’s planned refusal to appear before the Senate in Customs uniform today, President Buhari, it was learned, called for a meeting between Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr Yakubu Dogara, to discuss and resolve the impasse.
A source told Vanguard that President Buhari was particularly not comfortable with the language of some of his appointees and admonished that the face-off was not necessary.
According to the source, President Buhari particularly told the Customs boss that whoever loves him will not at this point in time orchestrate any scuttle between the Executive and the Legislature.
Ali rushes to Senate, meets with Saraki, Lawan
Following the intervention of the President, Ali, yesterday rushed to the Senate to have discussions with Saraki.
A source told Vanguard that the Customs boss arrived the office of the Senate leader, Senator Ahmad Lawan, at 5.30 p.m, and was, thereafter, ushered into the office of the Senate President at 6 p.m.
According to the source, he was led to these offices by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly ( Senate), Senator Ita Enang, and the Chairman, Senate Committee on Customs, Excise and Tariff, Senator Hope Uzodinma, PDP, Imo West.
Col. Ali was said to have told the Senate president that he regretted not honouring the Senate’s invitation, citing bereavement.
The meeting at the Senate President’s office ended at 6.38 pm, while the Customs boss finally left at exactly 6.49, in company of Senator Enang and Senator Kabiru Ibrahim Gaya, APC, Kano South.
It was not immediately clear what they discussed at the meeting but a source said the President’s intervention may prompt a reversal of the policy that had set the people against Nigeria Customs Service, NCS.
Earlier at plenary, before the President’s intervention, the Senate had insisted that the Customs C-G appear today in uniform, and dismissed the letter written by him to ask for deferment, citing management meeting as excuse.
Speaking with journalists later, after plenary, Senate spokesman, Abdullahi Sabi, said senators would not support any policy that would infringe on the welfare and security of Nigerians.
He said: “The subject matter for which we are summoning is not dire but critical to Nigerians. We stand by the Nigerian people. The primary purpose of government is the welfare and security of Nigerians.
“Any policy that infringes on the welfare and security of Nigerians is not a policy. The Nigerian Customs is being run in a way that Nigerians will pay for their inefficiencies.
“You have done everything to buy a vehicle to give comfort to your family and somebody comes and tells you this – where is your customs duty? This is why the Senate is not in support of the policy. It’s anti-people.”