₦airaland Forum

OlujobaSamuel:
Like seriously
You don't mean it.
Hope you read where I wrote if you have anything different from what I wrote above, you should demand an explanation from your bank?
All bank charges are regulated by CBN. Go to CBN website if you need any clarification

Please, I had an issue.

I opened a corporate account with Diamond (now Access) bank with N10,000.00 initial deposit. Within 24hours, we had a torrential downpour of SMS from the bank. After a lot, we had N8,000.00 left(some charges were paid in cash)

After about a month, another downpour. This time, the balance was completely wiped out and the balance slides into negative.

As if that was not enough, the bank had to call that we should make another deposit to enable them recouped their fun.

Throughout all these, no single transaction occured on the account.

OlujobaSamuel:
₦300 for SMS in a month means 75 transactions took place on the account. Anything different from that, they should be able to explain, request for your statement of account for that month.
I'm the type that will request for an explanation over my 1kobo. So don't sit and watch, you don't have to go to the banking hall. Challenge them on twitter if not satisfied, copy CBN

Remember they will still charge for the Bank Statement!

So na who loss?

feflo:
65k. It can power one TV, one fan and bulbs.

Good afternoon. Thanks for the response.

Please, how long can it power the equipments you stated.

For example, One LCD TV, decoder, fan and may be 8-12 energy bulbs.

How long can they run before the battery goes down

feflo:
650va ups

How much does this setup cost?

And what load can it power?

Imagine a president justifying the killing of his compatriots.

How on Earth will this man not know that you cannot use your business to harm others. The land where the said cattle routes were marked belongs to people and MUST BE ADEQUATELY COMPENSATED before any rubbish RUGA.

Whichever way, Tinubu, Atiku, Saraki, OBJ, et al will not go unpunished for the evil they foist on innocent Nigerians.

EMMY76:
You must be a mumude to believe that akpabio was really rigged out the apc has no structure to win any election in akwa ibom state.

Can't we respond to comments without throwing jabs or calling others names?

Everyone is entitled to his opinion and we can as well with stronger argument put them to light.

Very instructive

And what can anybody do about that! You can only say it but not act!

It's glaring that the leaders in this country have conspired against the masses. Sad enough, the masses are worst than useless.

Mercisharelove:
Yes, APC rigged against APC. Please try and get my parable

Thanks. This is good of you. I now understand your parable.

Thanks, once again!

Mercisharelove:
Rigged against APC against APC.


OBASEKi no chance for such fraudulent INEC official. Check the recorded.Akpabio cried ceaseless for INEC to change state electoral boss.

If I get you right, Mike Igini, The State REC being fraudulent?

APC rigged out?

Sincerely, no! Asked any objective minds in APC from Akwa Ibom they'll tell you their Party wasn't ready for the election. In fact, senior party members absconded their jurisdiction about a month to the election after the last tranche of cash was released. Most of them left for "medical checkup" at the middle of the game. But their foot soldiers were really out to upset PDP but their backbones were not supportive.

For Igini, I don't hold brief for him. If the kind of election that was held in Akwa Ibom State is classified as rigging, then it will take centuries for Nigeria to get it right. Honestly, I have participated in one way or the other in elections since 1999, but this was the first time election materials get to the polling units(at least I covered a ward, as an accredited Observer)

And Igini replied APC that he was employed "to count votes NOT MONEY" Till today APC could not find their voice to respond to that comment.

wink2015:
Can the Original Poster explain more about the Federal Teachers Scheme?

The said successful applicants are placed on N10,000 a month stipend (don't know if the amount will be reviewed)

2. The participants has a high chance of being absorbed into the service though it takes so long a process.

3. Only NCE holders are qualified for the scheme

I see PDP may carry the day. This is because the ordinary citizens will prefer Obaseki against POI because of Oshiomhole - the would be godfather.

This was the same scenario that played out between Akpabio and Udom. Despite the huge gale of decamping that greeted Gov Udom's camp, Nsima Ekere was hugely disappointed.

The op is just being clever by half.
Lowest fuel price and "most" lowest minimum wage I the region.

FG Spends N30.5bn On COVID-19 In 4 Months
Posted on September 7, 2020 AuthorAkeem Nafiu


A total sum of N30,540,563,571.09 was spent within four months to fight the scourge of COVID- 19 pandemic in the country, the Federal Government has disclosed.



The figure represents 84 per cent of the N36.3 billon public funds and donations received by government between 1st April, 2020 and 31st July, 2020, leaving a balance of N5.9 billion. Specifically, the PTF spent N22 billion while 36 states spent N7 billion to support the COVID-19 initiatives.





Also, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) spent N877 million for deployment of assets in support of COVID- 19 operations while the Nigeria Police spent N500 million on personal protective equipment. Of the amount, N17,865.09 was paid as bank charges.





These disclosures were said to have been part of an undated statement from the Accountant-General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, in response to the Freedom of Information (FoI) request dated August 10, 2020, from two rights organizations: the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and Connected Development (CODE).



However, the two groups have expressed dissatisfaction with the response of the Accountant General to their FoI request. In a statement issued yesterday by SERAP’s Deputy Director, Kolawole Oluwadare, and CODE’s Chief Executive, Hamzat Lawal, the organizations said the documents sent in by the Accountant General does not contain significant details such as a breakdown of the number of Nigerians who directly or indirectly have benefited from the spending and details on plans to spend the balance of N5.9 billion in the COVID- 19 Eradication Support Accounts as indicated in their FoI request dated 10th August.



They are consequently demanding a more specific details and additional information on the spending of N30.5 billion between April and July, and details on plans to spend the balance of N5.9 billion in the COVID-19 Eradication Support Accounts. They asked that the requested information must be supplied within a week, failure which they will institute legal action to compel the release of the details.





The statement reads: “We note among others that the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 spent N22 billion; and 36 states spent N7 billion to support their COVID-19 initiatives. We also note that the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) spent N877 million for deployment of assets in support of COVID- 19 operations; while the Nigeria Police spent N500 million on personal protective equipment. N17,865.09 was paid as bank charges.



“It is refreshing to note that 115 ordinary Nigerians donated between N1 and N100 to support the authorities’ efforts to fight COVID- 19, despite the fact that it is the country’s poorest and most disadvantaged sectors of the population that continue to bear the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic.



“We would, therefore, be grateful to receive more specific details and additional information on the spending of N30.5 billion between April and July, and details on plans to spend the balance of N5.9 billion in the COVID-19 Eradication Support Accounts.



“Specifically, we are asking Mr. Idris to provide us with the following: “Details and breakdown of where the N30.5 billion public funds from the Federal Government came from, and whether or not the money was duly appropriated by the National Assembly; “Details of specific projects and activities on which the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 has spent the N22.16 billion, which represents 72 per cent of the money spent, including how the spending has directly or indirectly benefited Nigerians, as well as details of names of any such beneficiaries;





“Details and breakdown of money, if any, spent to provide personal protective equipment to Nigerian doctors and medical workers who are at the forefront in the fight against COVID-19; “Details and breakdown of the N7 billion given to 36 states, and the specific amount of money collected by each state.



This money represents 23 per cent of the total amount spent within four months; “Details and breakdown of the N877 million (2.9 per cent of the money) spent by the Nigerian Air Force for deployment of assets in support of COVID-19 operations, as well as the nature of any such operations; “Details and breakdown of the N500 million (1.6 per cent of the money) spent by the Nigeria Police on personal protective equipment; “We would be grateful if the requested details and additional information are provided to us within seven days of the receipt and/or publication of this letter.



If we have not heard from you by then, SERAP and CODE shall take all appropriate legal actions under the Freedom of Information Act and the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights to compel you to comply with our request.”

You will still see some people defending this government.

But they are more poorer than average Nigerians with N30k/month that do not come regularly.

[quote author=nnadychuks post=93631028][/quote]Guy don't tell us that you can erase writings from it. In fact, you can't erase with a permanent pigment.

Since the have reached a dead end with the World Bank and IMF, they have turn their begging hands towards China but sure, na that one go worst pass.

Nigeria's problem gets worst because Buhari believes his confidants are wiser than the rest.

alphaRego01:
Pls help do de math for de 12 by 10 room by 3k.so one can budget constructively.

I think your dimensions is for the wall not the floor space. i.e. a 12*10 ft wall?

You should have read from your Bible.
Satan existed before creation.

goodpeople9tx:
Actually they don't, but if you develop serious psychological dependence or attachment to them, they'll matter. It's all up in your head

Sir, dreams do matter but not all.

There are some that serves to warn of a future event. I had one around August, 2019 with a writing . . . peace peace after 3 months, war, war . . . and the writing quickly dissolved. In fact, between late Nov. that year till now, I am battling for my life, my younger brother lost his car to fire, his wife, but I thank God I am alive and had survive the "war".

Dreams do matter.

[quote author=Lanretoye
another one is if dem give you loan,they will charge over 20% interest but if u fix or invest money with them,they will give u less than 5% return.[/quote]You never try FCMB on loan. Those people get mind to charge 38% p.a excluding VAT, Insurance, Legal fees, etc.

I don't know if the bank is owned by Shylock.

Can anybody donate this car to his enemy?

Horllaryehmi:
....and after the Civil war, what's next?

Civil Rule. lolssssss
Abeg this people no want us rest so dem no go rest.

Yes, we've seen the introduction.
Ehat has he to offer? Is he building for God or populating hell?
Jesus crucified must always be the message.

We know how!

So we must be prepared for it. It I imminent that with hike in pump price, food price will also go north.

Buhari's promise are always fulfilled in the negative.

Corporate robbers everywhere.
Nigeria is not safe.

Where Dem dey sef?

Thank God he listened to the voice of reasoning.
Now Ebonyi can go on to make their "donations"

krisbweezy91:
No bank charges you for birthday messages or adverts sent to your phone. You are only charged for messages gotten as a result of direct transactions in your account.

I hope you are not typing from Switzerland?

PlayerMeji:
Have you tried to run this on a gas powered generator?

It's another form of business concept.. Most houses nowadays are equipped with generators so I will advise that you check out how to convert petroleum-powered generators to gas-powered generators then connect the gas outlets from the biogas to gas engine.

For your information, it's not too expensive to change from petroleum to gas, it's a little above 5000 Naira.

Abeg. My business is solely dependent on power and the PHCN is not here to help

I have read about turning the petrol engine to gas. I have some posers for it:
How effective will the now gas engine perform in terms of power rating?

2. How economical is the gas consumption seeing that gas is costlier than petrol?(here we buy at N400/kg)

3. Can it be reversed back in case the gas becomes a problem?

Imagine using the heat/smell from poo to cook. What amazing food. Dem never do so, the world is crumbling because of COVID-19, how much more when the "poo gas" come join.

Electricity would be the best alternative.