₦airaland Forum

WesBreezy:
nna eeh! What are you saying baayi?

Brooklynsouth:
HungerBad come and see ya wife

dicksonadams:
I like the lady she pretty wish I can marry her

emeijeh:
That's why i Left them for you. Just do your job. Ok?

emeijeh:
I see dollars everywhere

rezzy:
Just like a pupil in my class, if you give her addition under HTU, under unit, she does addition, tens subtraction, hundred addition again. I don't know what's she is thinking. I feel like breaking her head . Every day, she brings back her homework incomplete.

Chiamakah:
Dear Nairalanders,
Good evening readers, I am currently very disturbed and here is my story.
I am a class teacher in a primary school and I recently discovered that my pupils have a challenge in Mathematics, I am determined to change their situation so I have been employing different teaching methodology known to me, recently I discovered, through the feedbacks from their parent, that this has not been working.
When I give them class work they do it correctly in class with little assistance, but in the case of assignment they hardly can do it on their own. These are pupils who perform well in other subjects, I cant point out where the problem is whether its with me the teacher or them the pupils. Pls any one with an idea on methodology that can be used should please help. I really feel for them, I have my own children.

Cutehector:
Who am I lord? That you are mindful of me..

Benjom:
Ah! Uncle you can lie o... Was that what he wanted to steal... with bare hands? The man in question looks mentally unsettled.

#MyOpinion

BrutalJab:
The way most Nairalanders talk about juju being fake make me wonder if they actually grew up in this country.

Seun, We need to organize a juju day on nairaland here. Since most people doubt the power of juju, we need to test it on them.

McBrooklyn:
Na better thunder go strike my enemies

4nobody4every1:
Majority of our politicians from 1979 till 2016 have stolen billions in Naira, acquired assets globally and non of them have been given this kind of heartless treatment, not supporting his actions but how can you cut off the hand of a man because of a Television set, l give up, chai, this is so , so wrong, l should expect Nigerians to match to the National assembly and give this same treatment to all our thieving politicians.

timunstopable:
Person steal tv una cut his hand

Patience Jonathan stole $5m una enter street protest say no be only her be thief make efcc leave am

am not understanding

deolu2000:
Mehn!!! Stealing is more than corruction this days oooo, it's tantamount to murder. I wish we can take this zeal for zero corruption on the street to the seat of power at both local, state and FG level to purge out the looters in govt.

bigblackbooty:
That's Nasty

RoyalMail:
So, you guys can see now, thats why she snapped 2 pictures, at least no photo shop again



lalasticlala, mynd44

dainformant:
good for them

Berlynn:
you mean he expect you to pay his bills sis smart up don't be so blinded by love

Nonybb:
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OlatunjiOmotayo:
kindly give me the info bro

Tpappie:
Dem nor get e-mail. So, you must go there physically.

Address your letter and CV to
The Director
Continuing Education
Ijebu catholic Diocese
Owakurudu,
Ijebu Ode.


Then write application on the subject you want to write. You will go to Ijebu Ode, Board a bike to sacred heart catholic college. Talk to the security, they would let you know where exactly you want to drop it. But if they call you or not, just stay glued to this forum, I will tell you the date of the massive recruitment n go there and write. If you pass well. You will be recruited. No yeye micro-teaching.

ba7man:
.... And some people think all this happened by chance.

isaacola57:
guy can I come to the school to apply.i stay around There and what day is ur interview or test so I can write as well

"The only day I felt bad and cried
was the day I heard he has
remarried. That he actually paid
someone else’s bride price made
me cry. In my case, my family
members were begging him to
come and pay.”

Tinyemeka:
How would the victim receive alerts "days after" the transactions, when the registered line is still not set up to receive alerts?

A driver, Mayowa Adenuga, has
been arrested by operatives of the
Lagos State Police Command for
allegedly stealing his boss’
Automated Teller Machine card
and withdrawing over N2.7m.
Also arrested were suspected
accomplices in the crime –
Adewale Opeyemi, 18, and
Jeremiah Iyitoye, 29.
PUNCH Metro gathered that 25-
year-old Adenuga, who is also a
computer expert, was employed
as a driver by a lecturer at
UNILAG, Prof. Simbo Banjoko.
It was learnt that the suspect had
driven Banjoko to the Bells
University on the day of the
incident.
While waiting for his boss on the
university premises, the driver
found Banjoko’s Zenith Bank ATM
card in the car and hid it.
Our correspondent gathered that
when the victim did not notice
that his ATM card was missing,
Adenuga used software to uncover
the card’s PIN code.
After withdrawing N200,000 from
the bank account through the
ATM, he allegedly bought four
iPhones, valued at N495,000; one
Macbook laptop, valued at
N415,000; 10 wristwatches, a
Blackberry and a ring.
It was learnt that a total of
N2,728,255 was withdrawn from
the victim’s bank account.
The theft of the ATM card was
said to have been referred to the
Rapid Response Squad, which
later transferred the case to the
Anti-Vice Section of the State
Criminal Investigation and
Intelligence Department, Yaba.
A source said the prime suspect,
Adenuga, perfected the crime by
blocking his boss’ telephone line
so that he would not see the alert
of transactions conducted on his
account.
He said, “The suspect is the
lecturer’s driver. He is also a
computer expert. He hid the ATM
card for three days and when he
saw that the man did not look for
it, he used software to get the
PIN. He called Adewale (Opeyemi)
and handed over the card to him
for safekeeping, saying it belonged
to his sister.
“When he drove his boss out
again at another time, he had
access to the man’s phone and
deliberately entered the wrong
PUK number three times which
led to the blockage of the line.”
Our correspondent was told that
having succeeded in blocking the
line, the suspect contacted
Opeyemi and linked him up with
another friend, Iyitoye.
He allegedly asked the duo to
make transactions with the card
on his behalf.
The two men were said to have
gone to Shoprite, Ikeja, and Mega
Plaza, Victoria Island, where they
withdrew N200,000 and purchased
the iPhones, Macbook laptop,
wristwatches and other items
through POS transactions.
It was gathered that the loot was
shared among the three men.
A police source explained that
Banjoko, who noticed that his
telephone line had been blocked,
took it to a telecoms centre,
where it was reactivated.
“At that point, he received 30
alerts that a total of N2,728,255
had been withdrawn from his
account. He reported the matter
to the police, and the case was
transferred to the RRS.
“When the matter got to the Anti-
Vice Section of the SCIID, the
police arrested the driver and after
interrogation, he confessed to the
crime and named his accomplices.
“The police recovered two iPhones
6S Plus, two iPhones SSE, one
Macbook laptop, seven GT Shock
wristwatches, one Blackberry Z10,
one ring and two bags,” the
source added.
The suspects were arraigned at
the Yaba Magistrate’s Court on
two counts of stealing.
The charge read in part, “That
you, Mayowa Adenuga, Adewale
Opeyemi and Jeremiah Iyitoye, on
July 2, 2016, on Olanireti Fesan
Street, Magodo, Isheri, Lagos, in
the Lagos Magisterial District, did
steal the sum of N2,728,255 only,
property of one Professor Simbo
Banjoko.”
The police said the offence was
punishable under sections 409 and
285 of the Criminal Law of Lagos
State, Nigeria, 2011
The defendants pleaded not guilty
to the charge.
The magistrate, Mrs. O.A. Erinle,
admitted them to bail in the sum
of N800,000 with two sureties in
like sum.
She added that one of the sureties
must be a blood relation of the
defendants, who must be a
landlord within the jurisdiction of
the court.
The case was adjourned till
October 17, 2016


http://punchng.com/driver-steals-unilag-lecturers-atm-card-withdraws-n2-7m/

Tinyemeka:
How would the victim receive alerts "days after" the transactions, when the registered line is still not set up to receive alerts?

Leopantro:
I know the bank.
Stanbic.

someone complained of exactly the same procedure last week on NL.

check the crime section.

A social media user on Instagram
(a.okelawal) took to his page to
complain about how a financial
institution, Stanbic IBTC, messed
up his account and wants a
payment of N170,000 to correct
the said mistake.
He wrote:
This is the Story of How Stanbic
Ibtc @stanbicibtc MESSED up my
account and asked me to pay
170k (i.e. 170,000) for THEIR
mistake.
In June, I made a mistake by
trusting Stanbic with a couple of
transactions on amazon. The
following payments were made:
15th of June – 62,553.58
16th of June – 62,528.44
17th of June – 2 transactions of
62,616.43 each.
The money was debited from my
account on the same day as the
transaction was made and my
account was used up until the
13th of July with the balance of
26,881.62 or so I thought.
Between the 15th of July and
17th of July, I tried to access my
account but I was unable to and I
thought it was just a fault with
my card. Just for me to sign up
into my online profile and what I
saw as my effective balance
changed my understanding of life.
I saw -144,308.72. YES, A
NEGATIVE BALANCE OF ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUR
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
AND EIGHT NAIRA. I thought it
was a mistake and wrote to the
bank and went to a branch at
yaba and palms. Today is the 9th
of September 2016 and after
writing letters and visiting their
branches, I was told that it was
my fault and that I would have to
pay.
I am now processing my legal
response to all of this but before
then, this is to warn you to NEVER
use this bank for any foreign
transaction. Infact, just don’t use
them at all for safety.
Have a nice day.

joseph1832:
I practice the religion of not lying to myself. Simple.

xreal:
How do they block phone line temporarily?

Won't the 'alert' drop later after line has been unblocked, since it's in form of an SMS?

Name of the bank, abeg.

joseph1832:
Well. It's a thing of joy my parents didn't disown me when I told them to their faces that I'm no longer a christian. This among my many 'unchristian' habits.

Men that decision happens to be among the best decision I've made so far.

Though they still frown at it, but I believe every child owe it to their parents to let them know they're not a (any) property to be owned and disowned.

justmenoni:
How come my mind is telling me that the girl has seek sought for asylum in Italy and they didn't believe her story hence the family is taking up this act, cos i'm sure naija parents won't really cast their kids even if the said child is an homosexual

switmay32:
There is nothing wrng to b a lez. Try and encourage her.