Alright if you're thinking to do anything concerning interior or exterior design, then my dear go for DREW GLOBAL INTERIOR EXTERIOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION.
This company is simply the best when they do their job, connected to most top hospitality industries in Abuja, Owerri etc like hotels, lounge, bar, restaurant and resort not excluding residential houses.
A view on their social media page will convince you.

With an amazing environment, beautiful class room s with air-conditioning, water dispenser,CCTV view by parents, intercoms, highly professional and efficient workforce with a magnificent building comes a school in Owerri ( world bank housing estate) with special care for children with autism, dows's syndrome ( kids with special needs)
They also admitting general kids into
Creche
Nursery
Primary
After School Program
Weekend Program
Address is plot 124 Winners ring road, behind CUBANA,New Owerri,Imo State.

I sincerely recommend them, here's their contact 08138701303
You can also follow them on their Facebook page & Instagram.

Kess don loss like Joshua �����



You are always a winner Anthony cool
Yesterday wasn't just your day. You gave your best, but your best wasn't good enough. That guy used all the anger of what Putin has done to his country to face you. I thought at that point, you should have thought of; the ASUU strike, Buhari, Insecurity, the National grid incessant collapse, Tinubu fake bishop, unemployment, police brutality....etc.

In Burna boy's words, "it's plenty" You for just transfer the aggression face am. undecided undecided lipsrsealed

All the best. You lose today, you win tomorrow. Life is a rollercoaster, and like the Chinese "Ying and Yang," it is faced with duality.

INTROVERT:
At the risk of a ban. Op is an idiota

If you're weren't Obiedient I 4 nod u from here.

So I got to Fox Bar & Grill (Fox Bar Owerri) and I couldn't believe such a place exit in O,town.
A roof top premium #Bar
A rooftop #lounge , where you can experience Owerri in a 360 ° view with a garden experience. Topnotch Food, and Drink.
Friendly customer service, coolest hype man and DJ.
Men I swear every where come be like garden of Eden.
Come chill with the big boys and thank me you did.
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www.instagram.com/foxbarowerri
www.twitter.com/foxbarowerri

Location: opp JJ Mas hotel, hospital road junction, World Bank, Owerri

#foxbarowerri #lounge #premium

So after having been to other supermarkets in Owerri, I came to the conclusion that shoppers price supermarket is simply the best because when you come shopping the goods are affordable.
Climb up to the lounge and witness Heaven on Earth, the finest lounge in Owerri, Fox Bar & Grill Owerri. Have you tasted their bread and pastries? Guess you will like to have a good bite of their shawarma?
If you think you are afraid of buying fake infinity pharmacy their pharmacy got you covered.
All #BigDillMall
Located at Sir Chima Chukwuocha avenue opp JJ Mas hotel, Hospital road, New Owerri.



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So guess what #Owerri Imo State if you are looking for that all in one retail store for your shopping needs either groceries, household goods, wine, provisions, cosmetics, accessories, bakery and pharmacy.
If you stay close to world bank or you reside in Owerri go to no. 1 Sir Chima Chukwuocha avenue, opp JJ Mas Hotel, hospital road, kindly drive in to Shoppers Price Supermarket a one stop shop for all grocery need, wine, bear, electrical appliance, pharmacy and bakery.

I should give a kudos to the management of #Big-Dil-Mall for this awesomeness. Where in Owerri will you see a 5star roof top classy bar #FoxBarOwerri, super market, Infinity bakery, Infinity pharmacy and shawarma spot all in one.

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Na news wey de bust brain I wan dey hear now.
Meanwhile oga Maxwell don suffer me.

Life

I could remember when growing up all you had to do was play all this games, no phone, no social media, no pressure becoming bill gate overnight or driving Benz at 17 or 18.
Chai this life!

Chris525:

Are there no other properties in the area? You said it was developing. The shape will limit you & you may not be able to make the most of it especially if you have commercial ideas for it. However, leave it up to the professionals, just my 2 cents.

Never be in a hurry to buy a landed property. The rush is usually created to push you to make a hasty decision. If it was that much of a hot cake it would have been paid for by now.

The others that have land are not selling theirs now, I believe they are waiting till the university is commissioned and that will be higher land price
And I want to know if the plot is even One & half as being sold

Chris525:


Pending when the professionals comment, I have a couple of questions for you.

If you don’t buy this particular land whats the worst that could happen?
Why are you in such a hurry to decide?

It is within winners University being beilt and it came about that the owner wants to sell this particular land to fund their other one within the place.
And why the hurry is another buyer is interested, I want to know if I can buy it and if it will be easy to resell easily

This is a land the owner says it's a plot and half.
But the survey plan is irregular and this site is situated at the back of a developing area in the east which they are still building.
What I want to ask is.
What is the right plot here?
Is it good if I purchase it tomorrow?
What kind of building can fit it

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U can call to order in advance .

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TechCabal
EXCLUSIVE: CBN asks First Bank
The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed the Oba Otudeko owned Honeywell Flour Mills to repay a loan to First Bank within 48 hours, according to a memo seen by TechCabal.

In the letter seen by TechCabal dated April 26, 2021, the CBN stated, “Consequently, the company (Honeywell Flour Mills) is required to fully repay its obligations to the bank within 48 hours, failing which the CBN will take appropriate regulatory measures against the insider borrower and the bank.”

Insider lending is when a bank makes a loan to one or more of its own officers or directors.

Oba Otudeko serves as the chairman of FBN Holdings PLC, the holding company which owns First Bank. Otudeko also served as Chairman of First Bank until 2010 and is also the Chairman of the Honeywell Group.

While insider borrowing is legal, it is subject to several regulations. One such regulation is that insiders do not get any special treatment, incentive rates, or other benefits not offered to regular bank customers.

But the CBN is alleging that First Bank gave special treatment to Honeywell Flour Mills in restructuring its loan facility.

Oba Otudeko, Chariman, FBN Holdings
Oba Otudeko, Chariman, FBN Holdings
Oba Otudeko FBN’s Shares as collateral
In the same memo seen by TechCabal, the CBN said that it has previously written to First Bank about its interests in the Honeywell Group. One big regulatory concern was Honeywell Flour Mill’s collateral for the loan facility.

According to the memo, “We further noted that in four years, the bank is yet to perfect its lien on the shares of Mr Oba Otudeko in FBN Holdco which collateralised the restructured credit facilities for Honeywell Flour Mills contrary to the conditions precedent for the restructuring of the company’s credit facility.”

In simple terms, First Bank does not have a binding document filed with the CBN that will allow it legally claim the collateral if there’s a default on the loan.

One report from 2017 claims that the loan facility is in the region of ₦75 billion and was non-performing before a recent restructuring. Yet, the apex bank is concerned that First Bank may not have performed its due diligence in securing the collateral for the credit facility.

The apex bank has also asked First Bank to divest its interests in Honeywell Flour Mills Group and Bharti Airtel Nigeria Ltd. Otudeko was named Chairman of Bharti Airtel Nigeria after the Group acquired Zain around 2010.

This order to divest from the apex bank has its roots in yet another bank loan involving Ecobank, Oba Otudeko and some Airtel shares used as a collateral.

A long winding issue over Airtel shares
In 2013, a N5.5 billion loan facility given to Oba Otudeko’s Honeywell Flour Mills by Ecobank became the subject of litigation and is in fact still ongoing at the Supreme Court.

According to news reports, Otudeko’s Airtel shares were used as collateral for Honeywell’s Ecobank loan. Yet, in an interesting turn of events, those same Airtel shares as well as some Honeywell assets were also used as collateral for the credit facility from First Bank.

According to one banking insider, “In a round about way, First Bank now owns the assets pledged to Ecobank.”

“So the same asset (Honeywell and Airtel) is allegedly pledged to Ecobank and none of the banks can move in on these assets. First Bank has an equity position while Ecobank has a debt position.”

But Otudeko and Honeywell’s loan are not the only issues at First Bank this week. In a separate memo, the CBN has also taken issues with First Bank over its recent announcement of a new MD/CEO.

Shabby transition process?
On Wednesday, the Board of Directors of First Bank of Nigeria Limited said that it had appointed Gbenga Shobo as its Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Shobo’s appointment followed the news that the former MD/CEO, Dr Adesola Adeduntan, had retired.

But the CBN has now flagged that transition process and said it has no justification because Dr Adeduntan’s tenure has not yet run out, and there was no notification from First Bank to the CBN over the transition.

In a memo seen by TechCabal dated April 28, 2021, the CBN stated, “The attention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been drawn to media reports that the Board of Directors has approved the removal of the current Managing Director of the bank, Dr Sola Adeduntan, and appointed a successor to replace him. The CBN notes with concern that the action was taken without due consultation with the regulatory authorities, especially given the systemic importance of First Bank Ltd.”

However, Nairametrics quoted a source within First Bank who said that the bank “followed its corporate governance framework in its leadership change and appointed new executive directors. No Managing Director in the 127 years history of FirstBank has ever attempted a tenure extension. Why now?”

Given the pace at which the CBN reacted to these developments and demanded action on a 4-year case, one has to wonder how many more systemic infractions the regulator has overlooked and managed all this while.”

Source: Techcabal.com

The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed the Oba Otudeko owned Honeywell Flour Mills to repay a loan to First Bank within 48 hours, according to a memo seen b

In the letter seen by TechCabal dated April 26, 2021, the CBN stated, “Consequently, the company (Honeywell Flour Mills) is required to fully repay its obligations to the bank within 48 hours, failing which the CBN will take appropriate regulatory measures against the insider borrower and the bank.”

Insider lending is when a bank makes a loan to one or more of its own officers or directors.

Oba Otudeko serves as the chairman of FBN Holdings PLC, the holding company which owns First Bank. Otudeko also served as Chairman of First Bank until 2010 and is also the Chairman of the Honeywell Group.

While insider borrowing is legal, it is subject to several regulations. One such regulation is that insiders do not get any special treatment, incentive rates, or other benefits not offered to regular bank customers.

But the CBN is alleging that First Bank gave special treatment to Honeywell Flour Mills in restructuring its loan facility.

Oba Otudeko, Chariman, FBN Holdings
Oba Otudeko, Chariman, FBN Holdings
Oba Otudeko FBN’s Shares as collateral
In the same memo seen by TechCabal, the CBN said that it has previously written to First Bank about its interests in the Honeywell Group. One big regulatory concern was Honeywell Flour Mill’s collateral for the loan facility.

According to the memo, “We further noted that in four years, the bank is yet to perfect its lien on the shares of Mr Oba Otudeko in FBN Holdco which collateralised the restructured credit facilities for Honeywell Flour Mills contrary to the conditions precedent for the restructuring of the company’s credit facility.”

In simple terms, First Bank does not have a binding document filed with the CBN that will allow it legally claim the collateral if there’s a default on the loan.

One report from 2017 claims that the loan facility is in the region of ₦75 billion and was non-performing before a recent restructuring. Yet, the apex bank is concerned that First Bank may not have performed its due diligence in securing the collateral for the credit facility.

The apex bank has also asked First Bank to divest its interests in Honeywell Flour Mills Group and Bharti Airtel Nigeria Ltd. Otudeko was named Chairman of Bharti Airtel Nigeria after the Group acquired Zain around 2010.

This order to divest from the apex bank has its roots in yet another bank loan involving Ecobank, Oba Otudeko and some Airtel shares used as a collateral.

A long winding issue over Airtel shares
In 2013, a N5.5 billion loan facility given to Oba Otudeko’s Honeywell Flour Mills by Ecobank became the subject of litigation and is in fact still ongoing at the Supreme Court.

According to news reports, Otudeko’s Airtel shares were used as collateral for Honeywell’s Ecobank loan. Yet, in an interesting turn of events, those same Airtel shares as well as some Honeywell assets were also used as collateral for the credit facility from First Bank.

According to one banking insider, “In a round about way, First Bank now owns the assets pledged to Ecobank.”

“So the same asset (Honeywell and Airtel) is allegedly pledged to Ecobank and none of the banks can move in on these assets. First Bank has an equity position while Ecobank has a debt position.”

But Otudeko and Honeywell’s loan are not the only issues at First Bank this week. In a separate memo, the CBN has also taken issues with First Bank over its recent announcement of a new MD/CEO.

Shabby transition process?
On Wednesday, the Board of Directors of First Bank of Nigeria Limited said that it had appointed Gbenga Shobo as its Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Shobo’s appointment followed the news that the former MD/CEO, Dr Adesola Adeduntan, had retired.

But the CBN has now flagged that transition process and said it has no justification because Dr Adeduntan’s tenure has not yet run out, and there was no notification from First Bank to the CBN over the transition.

In a memo seen by TechCabal dated April 28, 2021, the CBN stated, “The attention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been drawn to media reports that the Board of Directors has approved the removal of the current Managing Director of the bank, Dr Sola Adeduntan, and appointed a successor to replace him. The CBN notes with concern that the action was taken without due consultation with the regulatory authorities, especially given the systemic importance of First Bank Ltd.”

However, Nairametrics quoted a source within First Bank who said that the bank “followed its corporate governance framework in its leadership change and appointed new executive directors. No Managing Director in the 127 years history of FirstBank has ever attempted a tenure extension. Why now?”

Given the pace at which the CBN reacted to these developments and demanded action on a 4-year case, one has to wonder how many more systemic infractions the regulator has overlooked and managed all this while.”

Source: Techcabal.com

How MBA Capital And Trading Limited CEO Is Living In Affluence After Defrauding Us — Investors
Some of the investors, who spoke with SaharaReporters, said they invested in the company because of some promotional publications by major news outlets in the country.

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKFEB 11, 2021

Investors of MBA capital and trading limited, a forex training and capital investment company, have alleged that major stakeholders in the company committed fraud.

Some of the investors, who spoke with SaharaReporters, said they invested in the company because of some promotional publications by major news outlets in the country.


It was also gathered that the company, headed by Maxwell Odum, is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission and the Special Control Unit Against Money Laundering.



In the reports dated August 21, 2019, the Chairman, Anti-Corruption and Transparency Monitoring Unit, Presidential Villa, Alhaji Ahmad Sulaiman, was quoted as saying, "They (MBA) have come to us and we have assessed them. They want to be an advocate of not only the business they are doing but the anti-corruption and transparency drive of this government.

"They wrote to us and we assessed them. We asked them to go through ICPC (Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission) to train their staff; they've also registered with the Central Bank of Nigeria, CPC (Consumer Protection Council), and other regulatory agencies. When we assessed them, we realised they are credible, ethical, and want to do serious business tailored to the policy of the current administration."

An investor, Favour Senibo, told SaharaReporters that she invested her money with MBA after seeing the publication stating that the company was established with a vision to impact the general populace with the knowledge of trading forex and creating platforms that will bring about sustainable financial freedom.

She also said the CEO, Maxwell Odum, claimed the company had been certified by necessary regulatory agencies in Nigeria and that the company, unlike others, was not a Ponzi scheme.

Odum had promised a 15 percent return of capital investment (ROI) for investors with a capital Investment of N360, 000 to N5 million.

According to her, a few months later, it was announced that MBA had been acquired by a certain company, World Citizen Equity Partners (WCEP), which would inject more investment to grow the business.

"After these publications of partnership on October 30, 2020, our ROI ceased. Odum claimed that MBAWCEP was undergoing an automated system upgrade to enable everyone does their transaction on their own without going to the office and it would take just one month, promising payments were coming soon," Senibo said.

She added: "So, with the support of one of the directors of WCEP, Vodina West, and Director, International Investment, the company promised that payments would resume fully on the 1st of December, that the Nigeria banks and regulatory bodies were the ones frustrating them and that it was the cause of the delay.

"They promised that those who were supposed to be paid on November 1 would be paid on December 1 and simultaneously like that. One month was added to our existing plan to make up for the month of November that wasn't paid.

"They apologised for all the pressure and inconveniences they had caused everyone. They also claimed their staff members had been defrauding them. They started a new verification process with online investors; carried a verification process to even offline investors with the promise to pay all ROI and capital. They later announced that they would refund only capital.

"All attempts for people and journalists to speak with Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director of MBA Forex Institute, Maxwell Odum, proved abortive."

She also stated that the company refunded capital to a few but stopped after the Securities and Exchange Commission on February 5, 2021, set a new rule for collective investment schemes.

"MBA Trading sold 90 percent shares to World Citizen Equity Partners (WCEP) when investors were crying out for help. From what we know, WCEP deals with immigration obtaining dual citizenship-by-investment.

"MBA, please the poor and vulnerable people in Nigeria are counting on you with their investments and at this point, are left in the dark without communication. Even after the SEC announcement, we wonder what the CEO, Maxwell Weli Odum, and his WCEP counterpart, Mrs. Vodina West, are up to. As for me, my kids can't go to school because their fees haven't been paid. We can barely take two meals per day and our landlord is about to eject us from the house so we need help."

Another investor, Alalibo Amachree, said MBA had changed its name to Men In Business Thrive And Credit Cooperative Limited (MIBAC). He said he heard about the investment company from an online advert, and invested N3.5 million.

Amachree said he had no job at the moment and was already suicidal because of the challenges confronting him.

"I had received two ROIs before these sad events and as I speak with you, life has not been the same. Everything I have worked for over the last 7 years has disappeared into thin air.

"I currently don't have any job I am doing at the moment and all that runs through my mind at this time is suicide. I can't just imagine what is happening to me," he said.

Also, David Spencer another investor, said he was introduced to MBA by a staff member who claimed that the investment scheme was government approved.

He said he regrets his decision and was shocked by the recent developments.

He said, "The staff member told me the company has approval certificate from CBN and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. He also said SEC has certified the company hence I decided to invest my capital with them. As we speak, I am still in a state of shock. I have taken legal steps against the MBA, I wonder why an investment company approved by CBN and the EFCC will be like that.

"We later learnt that MBA lied to us that they also had SEC approval. I want to use this opportunity to call on the President and the National Assembly, to as a matter of urgency wade into this issue. If over 70, 000 investors lose their hard-earned money, that would further deplete the economy."

The investors claimed that Odum now lives in affluence on investors' money and owns over 200 plots of land that are being developed, including 130 plots allegedly bought around Sani Abacha Road in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.


They also claimed that Odum was the highest donor in his church, Christ Embassy, last year, donating N1 billion to the church.

"I also forgot to mention that the WCEP office that was opened last year at Emeyel Street, GRA had its signpost changed overnight to read Apakari Luxury Citizen despite all that was going on.

"I blame myself for not taking pictures of that office when it was WCEP. I thought of it but ignored the voice that told me to do so," Senibo added.

Souce: Sahara Reporters
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Please if you are in Imo State and you are posted to Ekiti State for NYSC Service, please indicate so we can travel together on the 19th of January.
Please let's introduce ourselves and drop number for contact for easy travelling.

A glove that translates sign language into speech in real time has been developed by scientists -- potentially allowing deaf people to communicate directly with anyone, without the need for a translator.

The wearable device contains sensors that run along the four fingers and thumb to identify each word, phrase or letter as it is made in American Sign Language.

Those signals are then sent wirelessly to a smartphone, which translates them into spoken words at a rate of one word per second.

*If school had resumed, Students would had been in trouble,*
*Come see Assignments*


*English teacher: Write an essay on Corona virus*

*Maths teacher: if corona virus is COVID-19 then find the probability COVID-18 and COVID-20 are both viruses.*

*Biology teacher: Define Corona Virus and state two ways of avoiding it.*

*Social Studies: According to NTA "Nigerian Television Authority" Corona virus originated from__________*

*Chemistry teacher: What is the empirical formula for Corona virus.* *Write the chemical formula forge reaction of COVID-19*
*with 5G*

*Agric teacher: How did you manage to eat during the lockdown against spread of Corona Virus?*

*Physics teacher: If Corona virus pandemic broke out in 2020*
*then what is the atomic mass lost from COVID-20 to describe it as COVID-19?*

*Fine art teacher : draw corona virus in your drawing book*

*Music teacher : How many people composed music using corona virus and what were the keys and time signatures*

*Literature teacher: Which figure of speech is the statement "corona virus, the pandemic that changed the world"*

*Economics teacher:*
*Draw a curve to show how the rise of corona led to increase in demand for hand sanitizers and face masks*

*Accounting teacher:How much was donated to fight COVID-19, how much was spent and how much is remaining*

*History teacher: COVID-19 started in which year.......*

*Geography teacher : describe with the use of map, the country where corona virus originated.*

*Attention* :
Please if you know anyone who registered for Npower recently, inform them to move their money to their relatives account,
npower site has been hacked and their BVN are exposed.

*Treat as Urgent.*

This is the message going round on WhatsApp, please let's confirm.

paxonel:
it's a reasonable question to ask!

Obviously, sex before marriage is never a sin, God has nothing to do with how people should enjoy their sex. Where the sin comes in is when the unmarried people break their vow of staying together as one which is not different from divorce. Just like you mentioned, if a baby comes out of such union it is expected that both of them should take care of the child together, otherwise it's a sin.

Nice one

If I have a House and build it on The Rock.
Does it mean it's HOUSE ON THE ROCK?

If I see a Hill and place it on Top,
Does it mean HILLTOP?

If I went to an Embassy and saw Christ.
Does it mean CHRIST EMBASSY?

Drop yours with your church name let's see what you got. �

meobizy:

You’re a worthless dindu.

Lol

hachan:
But they say no life is a mistake na..

This is a controversial topic....

Lol okay let's tell Lalasticlala to help push this ministry to the permanent side to get more reactions.

Today is Sunday.
I want to hear your feedback on this topic. I know it is a topic of interest.

Where are u
Who is u
You is where?
Before I drop this mic, just appear back at the issolation center ..
Or or or ...
I will show u I am
Ganduje da Ndaboski
Kano liquid mental..

Are you tired of cooking in this lockdown? Or you can't prepare some delicacies such soup, rice and cake. No problem, we can handle that for you.
Call +234903615 8905 to order your special 1 litter, 2litter, 3litters, of freshly prepared soups, rice and cakes to you in Owerri and environ.

A lovely happy Easter.
As a Christian having read my post do you sincerely believe in the way we are celebrating this year Easter?

People with the ATM money stollen now will be like.
For this 9ja govt dey borrow 27 billion dollars, make Dem kukuma borrow Dem own.

My dear half broda don't worry jaree..
Come enjoy jellof rice, gathering free of Corona.

ChybuzzDD:


They've come! Criminals! I hope you understand the alcohol they're talking about here is the one in mythylated spirits and sanitizers, and not the one in a bottle of Gulder or kai kai? Alcohol has always been used as a disinfectant since time immemorial. It kills viruses and bacteria on body surfaces or objects; not the ones already in your system. Don't turn it upside down to deceive unsuspecting people just to make money or to become popular.

Alcohol allowed for the tea is the likes of.
Ciroc and the likes of high pure alcohol.
This method has been used in fighting flue like symptoms to.
Ask Google too .