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omowolewa:Nothing is deducted from your salary.It is the responsibility of your employer to pay on your behalf |
He's automatically not eligible for 2019 election. Smart politics |
Not even up to minimum wage |
The government should pick up this case from here as these evidences are glaringly clear. |
on behalf of aunty lili of Linda ikeji blog,we gallantly pass it onto xvideo crew. |
Say the truth,would you have done same if there table was turned around? I hope all these stress was worth it.I saw where you said you were trying so HARD to love him beyond the financial benefits.You didn't need to try hard,it comes freely. |
ApostleJSuleman:Do you practice what you preach? |
okpurukata:At this point his claims are not about whether such quality of courses and examination procedures met with the standard of affiliation process but rather that such previledges have been abused over the years sequel to this affiliation.A panel should be set up to investigate these matters in our higher institutions to help nib impunities in the bud in our educational systems. |
For him to have garnered this evidences and tendered same evidences for public scrutiny make his claims laudable.At this point the only way forward if for appropriate investigation to be conducted by them to whom it is in their position to do so. |
This is impunity of the highest order and the government is doing nothing about this.The relevant authorities should look into this and do proper investigation and put this culprits to book. lalasticla abeg this information is front page worthy o.Let us join hand to fight corruption. |
HISTORY IS AN UNFORGIVING SPIRIT Let the Malabo defense team appear!!! EXCLUSIVE: 2015 Polls: How Jonathan govt used bullion vans to cart away N67.2bn cash from CBN| Premium Times. September 19, 2015 Former President Goodluck Jonathan authorised the withdrawal of a whopping N67.2 billion in cash money from the Central Bank of Nigeria between November 2014 and February 2015 for “special services,” PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report today. The two cash withdrawals were made in the build up to the 2015 general elections. Our sources said even more ‘curious’ large withdrawals were made from the bank during the period but we were unable to obtain documents to authenticate the claims. But highly classified documents obtained by this newspaper, Friday, showed that at least N67.2 billion were withdrawn in cash from the banks in two tranches. Insiders at the CBN said the huge cash were carted away in bullion vans. One of the withdrawals was made through a memo which originated from the office of the former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, allegedly based on Mr. Jonathan’s instruction. The second memo was generated by the National Petroleum Investment Management Services, NAPIMS, a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC. NAPIMS is in charge of the Federal Government’s investments in the petroleum industry. The first memo, dated November 2014, contained a request for the withdrawal of $47 million cash out of N10 billion earmarked for release for an unbudgeted “special services”. In the memo with reference number: NSA/366/S and titled: “Request for Funds for Special Services,” an official from Mr. Dasuki’s office had drawn the CBN governor’s attention to a previous discussion and requested the release of the said funds by the bank. The balance from the N10 billion, the memo directed, was to be paid out in Euro, while a certain Director of Finance and Administration with the name S.A Salisu, was authorised to sign and receive the haul of U.S dollars and Euro in cash, on behalf of the NSA’s office. “Further to our discussion, you are pleased requested to provide the sum of forty seven million United States Dollars (USD47, 000,000.00) cash out of the Ten Billion Naira (N10, 000,000,000.00) and the balance in Euro to this office for special services,” the memo read in part. “Mr. S. A. Salisu, director finance and administration is, hereby authorised to sign and collect the amount. Please accept, Your Excellency, the assurances of my highest esteem,” the memo said. It remains unknown what the “special services”, for which the funds were removed, are. Our sources claim they were spent on “electioneering-related” matters. But that could not be independently verified Saturday. The second memo, raised by NAPIMS, and dated February 25, 2015 conveyed an instruction to the director, Banking and Payment System Department of the CBN to urgently pay in cash, the sum of $289,202,382 (N57.2 billion) to the National Intelligence Agency, NIA. “Upon receipt of this mandate, please pay urgently the under-listed beneficiary the cash amount indicated,” the memo said. “Please debit CBN/JVCC Foreign Account No. 000000011658360 with the JP Morgan Chase, New York… and advise (sic) as soon as the payment is made.”. The payment instruction in favour of the NIA was signed by one Okonkwo Godwin, General Manager, Finance, NAPIMS, with staff No. 18526, on February 25, 2015. But sources from the CBN, who cannot be named because they were not authorised to speak on the issue said the funds were taken away at night with bullion vans under heavy security cover. When contacted, CBN’s Director, Corporate Communications, Ibrahim Mu’azu, declined comment on the report. Mr. Mu’azu said he did not have authority to speak to the media about the status of the bank customers’ transaction details. However, a senior official, who asked not to be named, as he had no permission to speak on the issue in his official capacity, said the bank has details of the transaction. “My brother, the report is true,” he told PREMIUM TIMES. “Every detail is on point. But, since they claimed the withdrawal was for security services, anything could have been referred to as such. Nobody knows.” Mr. Jonathan could not be reached for comments. One of his former spokespersons said he no longer speak for the former President. Another said he was busy and could not speak on the matter. They all requested anonymity, saying they don’t want to be associated with issues they know nothing about. Violating the law The withdrawals of the huge cash is a violation of Nigeria’s Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, 2011, which Mr. Jonathan personally assented to. According to Part 1, Section 1 of the law, “No person or body corporate shall, except in a transaction through a financial institution, make or accept cash payment of a sum exceeding- (a) N5,000,000.00 or its equivalent, in the case of an individual; or (b)N10,000,000.00 or its equivalent in the case of a body corporate.” Section 16 (d) of the Acts says anyone who makes or accepts cash payments exceeding the amount authorized under this Act shall upon conviction be liable to a forfeiture of 25% of the excess above the limits placed in section 1 of the Act. |
RadicallyBlunt:baby say no oooo.Dont go and use gas price and gas your own belle.lol. Bros.....sorry na joke o |
mecussey:then it would be a struggle...nothing natural as it should have been.There would be many low times,when that trait shows us its ugly head.Basically it will be a struggle all the way which might cause frequent strain in the relationship.It could really be an exhausting experience for the hubby. |
Princelyod: |
ijustdey:there is a scheme under the federal government called Employee compensation scheme managed by nigeria social insuranve trust fund.This scheme borders on taking care of employee in incidences of WORK RELATED ACCIDENT which could lead to injury or death.Its a no fault scheme where adequate compensation is duely provided for injured victims.It goes as far as compensating the dependant of a deseased employee upto the tune of 90% of the employee basic salary of the deseased ,for a period of 21yrs or until the last issue of the said employee graduates from the higher institution. However,the emplyers which cuts across private and public institutions are mandated by law to pay only 1% of its staff total gross annually,although concessions are given to make monthly contribution in cases where the employer might not be able to comply on annual bases. By this notice,it is your duty as an employee to ensure that your employer duely complies on your behalf.It is a compulsory scheme mearnt to alleviate the suffering of the teaming Nigerian employee. |
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SANDOSKI:you have a case to answer.why is you too fine on your profile dp? ![]() |
SANDOSKI lemme carry your matter for head here. |
Especially for the female child.Did anybody notice that most girls barely mention anything about condom when they re about having sex,as if the burden lies only on the guy to protect both of them. |
Please this is strictly for the working class brothers. What has been your experience with dating a student. I will like to hear from you as regards to the following factors: -The financial implication. -Trust -Distance Etc |
Beremx:read out some of the mails biko |
ammyluv2002:pretty you say? |
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uzolexis:tell me more about toks28 |
How do i get the account details pls.can i get the account from Dominique pls? |
Alokendra:people like you are the problem with the unity of Nigeria |
JOYOSITA:ok.can you pm me your contact detail.your phone no or pin. |
JOYOSITA:can i add you up? |
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