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Premium beverage brand Amstel Malta Ultra has joined millions of Nigerians in celebrating Team Nigeria at Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. The medals won were from Blessing Oborodudu and Ese Brume, who secured silver and bronze medals, respectively, making them the country’s only medalists in the Games. Commonwealth champion, Blessing Oborududu, won her fight against Elis Manolova in the round of 16 and secured a hard-fought win against Meerim Zhumanazarova in the quarter-finals. She then went on to position herself in the history books, despite the injury she suffered, with a victory over 2012 bronze medalist Battsetseg Soronzonbold, setting up a thrilling final against Tamyra Mensah of the United States of America. The 10-time African champion, Blessing Oborududu, who won Nigeria’s first Olympic wrestling medal ever, said, “I feel so blessed to have represented Nigeria on a world stage and even more ecstatic that I’ve been able to make history as the first medalist in the weightlifting sporting event.” Ese Brume, on the other hand, came in close to former Olympic champion Brittany Reese’s silver-winning jump. With a best jump of 6.97m, Ese Brume won the country’s first medal at Tokyo 2020 in the Long jump Category. Delighted about her win, record-breaker, Ese Brume, said, “It’s such an honour to have won the country’s first medal at the Olympics. This is a huge win not just for me but for my family, my supporters and for every Nigerian out there. I could not have achieved this without the support and prayers I have received from everyone. Thank you all so much.” The two medalists went on to acknowledge the support they received from Team Nigeria, their coaches, Nigerians, the Minister of Youth and Sports Development and sport stakeholders in the fulfilment of their dreams. Speaking on the event, Senior Brand Manager, Amstel Malta Aminah Jagun said, “As proud sponsors of Team Nigeria, we are proud of the resilience the athletes have shown at the Olympic Games. Despite injuries and other inconveniences, the Team pushed to make this landmark victory a reality. We believe that this is only the beginning of greater achievements for the Nigerian sports industry.” Amstel Malta Ultra is an official sponsor of Team Nigeria at Tokyo 2020 or Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Through its unbridled sponsorship of National teams across all levels at several local and global sports competitions, the premium malt brand has been recognized as one of the champions of sports development in Nigeria.
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Uniquewise:Thanks for your understanding |
OmodavidoX:As you can see the TV is not newly purchased but rather fairly used, hence the quote and reference. |
Uniquewise:Kindly see the price of the same TV sold on Nairaland as at 2015 https://www.nairaland.com/2575864/samsung-50-inch-ua50f5000-led-tv |
Financial literacy is arguably the most essential requirement for human survival, as it is the bedrock of financial sustainability. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) calls it an essential pillar in helping individuals manage financial resources effectively in order to enhance their economic well-being. For Nigerians who face harsh economic realities as they strive for their livelihood in Africa's most populous nation, having adequate financial literacy presents an avenue to break free from the shackles of poverty. Here are four ways Fidelity Bank is helping Nigerians create a path to financial sustainability: Webinar for MSMEs Earlier this year, Fidelity Bank held a webinar for owners of Small and Medium-scale Enterprises (SME) following the harsh impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on businesses. Under the theme 'Funding and Financial Management for SMEs', the successful webinar, which hosted over 600 participants, was part of the bank's quest to provide participating SMEs with professional guidance on their business operations in accordance with the reality of the times. At the webinar, there was no shortage of financial knowledge and information provided to Nigerians seeking long-term business growth and entrepreneurial success. Financial Literacy Day Fidelity Bank is an active participant in the CBN-endorsed Financial Literacy Day event every March and has often used the event as an opportunity to develop initiatives to help Nigerians understand as well as cultivate positive financial habits like saving, entrepreneurship, and wealth-building early on in their lives. Of note, the bank has also used the Financial Literacy Day to educate parents and guardians on the benefits of its Sweet Account (SWEETA) initiative to children's present and future welfare. Fidelity Green Room The fast-growing banking institution is also engaging top businessmen and women to share invaluable business and financial management tips through its maiden edition of the Fidelity Green Room. Through the unique initiative, highly successful businessman and Chairman of Cubana Group, Obinna Iyiegbu; and fashion entrepreneur Eki Ogunbor have so far shared their wealth of business and financial management knowledge with Nigerians. Fidelity SME Radio Forum Fidelity Bank currently runs the Fidelity SME Radio Forum, a one-of-a-kind knowledge sharing radio and Instagram Live programme where they share knowledge on business and financial management for all Nigerians going into businesses. As Nigerians desperately seek a way out of their economic and financial situation, Fidelity Bank is willingly guiding and educating them through distinctive initiatives that are beneficial not only for their immediate financial needs but their long term financial stability goals. ---------------------------------------------------------
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Bigbeard:Dear OP Is this you? Real name: Badmus Azeez Opeyemi A/C No.: 0499372520 Bank: GTBank Phone Numbers: 08106644536, 07080546396
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Sicilyjoe:You were advised to use escrow, but you always thought they wanted to scam you. See now, they have shown you Lagos. But I thought you always careful and know a scammer when you see one. What an ironic situation. |
Good evening, your post is way to high, a room and parlour in Akute should not be more than 200 or 250, and the total package even makes it ridiculous. Let's try to be considerate. |
Excellent healthcare indisputably ranks high on the list of important requirements for sustained human existence and various nations are prioritising the provision of adequate healthcare for their citizens. Infact, the United Nations succinctly captures this in its Sustainable Development Goal 3 with the objective to Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages. Due to several factors however, Nigeria has consistently fallen behind on key indices for measuring progress on this all-important goal. For instance, 814 pregnant women lose their lives per 100,000 live births in the country with Nigeria (and India) accounting for about 34% of global maternal deaths. Also, about 57 babies are lost to the cold hands of death for 1,000 live births in the country. These are startling statistics and an urgent call for attention to the nation’s ailing healthcare sector. Keen to contribute its quota towards addressing this worrying development, foremost banking institution -Fidelity Bank Plc -is providing succor for vulnerable members of the populace through its extensive, life-changing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) campaigns specifically in the area of upgrading healthcare centres in various communities in the past few months. For instance, through its Fidelity Helping Hands Programme (FHHP), the tier two lender completed the renovation of the Ugwuike Health Centre - a primary health care centre in Iwollo, Ezeagu Local Government Area of Enugu State -in April 2021. The bank renovated the wards and other critical facilities at the health care centre in addition to donating items such as beds, delivery couches, drug preservation equipment, electrical fittings, amongst others. A similar gesture was replicated at Onikan Health Centre in Lagos, where the Bank through the FHHP renovated the centre's maternity wards and other buildings by providing floor tiles, plumbing work, medical equipment and other items, as well as repairing old and faulty air conditioners in addition to building a nurse’s workstation. Shedding light on the bank’s intervention in the health space, Chief Executive Officer, Mrs. Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe said, “There is no gainsaying our healthcare system is in urgent need of support as anyone who has had cause to visit any of our primary healthcare facilities would attest to this. While we are given to delivering impeccable financial performance, as a responsible corporate organisation we are also mindful of the wellbeing and health of our host communities. We have therefore taken it upon ourselves as an institution to help with improving the state of healthcare facilities through our Fidelity Helping Hands Programme in true reflection of the age-old adage that health is wealth.” In a nation with a burgeoning youth population (at least 46 percent of Nigerians are children under the age of 15years), it is saddening to note that a large percentage of these children are homeless. Presently, over 8 million orphaned children exist in Nigeria, many of whom live in unsafe places such as beneath bridges, at railway stations and markets. A related statistics show that over 10 million Nigerian children are out of school despite being of legal school age. Orphanages offer some of these children the chance for a better life. To show support for children living in such conditions, Fidelity Bank took its CSR initiatives a step further with a celebration of children at the Heritage Home Orphanage in Lagos in May 2021. At the event, which will forever be etched in the children's positive memories, inductees of the bank’s Experienced Hire programme donated several food items and domestic materials to assist the orphanage in caring for them. To address the challenges facing the nation’s health sector, well-meaning organisations will need to play an active role in supporting the sector through compassionate interventions as it is being demonstrated by Fidelity Bank. Only then will the terrifying infant and maternal mortality statistics mentioned at the beginning of this article become a thing of the past.
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One thing I have come to notice is some of us are looking to buy some stuff here at ridiculously low price, some few sellers aren't trying though. Like the lady that posted a sewing and whipping machine for 50k, I saw someone price the sewing machine for 20k or so, it's not fair now. Easiest advice and way to go is, when you see an item you like, call or chat the sell to negotiate to what you think it's your best offer, if he/she agrees, pay, if not move on. I can tell you for a fact that if seller does not get a suitable offer over time, he/she will be compelled to drop price on such item. Just wait and see how that OP with iPhone 7plus will drop price later. Them no dey tell person. We all know a good deal when we see one, and that's what I always look out for, no need for unnecessary call out or argument. Majority of potential buyers don't do call out or argue the price with seller on the thread, they call and fix time for inspection and pick-up. Most of sales and purchase I have made on here are like that. Go to technology thread, there are some sellers people usually look out for thier post, once they post like this, people go just ask for account number on WhatsApp and pay, and the once that keep hiking price of their item, them too sabi how long they have to hawk the same product before they finally sell (you will hear price drop countless times). Na so so call out and argument Sicilyjoe dey do without a single purchase until his moniker was banned. Please let peace rein and ejor don't mention me abeg nítorí Ọlọ́run. |
When she is eventually arrested, someone will actually be her lawyer and you know the rest of the story |
Kerefi:Samsung Galaxy S5 available |
Samsung Galaxy S20 Fe Broken Screen You can fix or sell for parts 95k Location- Lagos 08055 611 684 |
slan87:It's a pleasure |
The United Nations’ 2019 Revision of World Population Prospects report reveals that about 62 per cent of Nigeria’s population are below the age of 25, and less than 5 per cent are 60years and above. The other 33 per cent is made up of millennials- people born between 1981 and 1996. This means that the bulk of Nigeria’s population falls within the cohort described by Bank of America as the most disruptive generation ever. This generation has compelled older generations to adapt to their technology-savvy lifestyles, causing a rapid increase in internet penetration in Nigeria. This burgeoning youth population has necessitated institutions going digital with their services. While some are yet to adapt their services to fit this new wave of digital transformation, some others are blazing the trail, transforming the nation’s financial market through innovative digital products. At the fore-font of the trailblazing banks is a leading financial organisation, Fidelity Bank PLC. Fidelity Bank has modified a range of its offerings and introduced new ones to better serve young people’s needs for digitization of banking. One of the exciting new additions is the Fidelity virtual card. The virtual cards come in handy when customers misplace their physical cards, have not replaced expired cards or realize that their cards are too far away when they need to complete an urgent transaction. These cards can be linked to any of their Fidelity Bank accounts and are 100 per cent secure. Fidelity Bank is also leading the growing number of foresighted financial institutions partnering with fintech companies to transform the banking landscape. The Bank recently partnered with PayAttitude, a Nigerian fintech company that leverages machine learning and artificial intelligence for seamless payments and financial transactions. With this partnership, Fidelity Bank customers now have the option of carrying out safe and secure transactions using just their phone numbers. Additionally, the Bank launched a chatbot called Ivy, which helps with customers’ queries and allows them to perform simple banking tasks without visiting the bank. Customers can engage the chatbot to open an account, resolve a complaint, make fixed deposit applications, ask questions, transfer fast funds, pay bills or get in touch with a live agent. So far, this revolutionary chatbot has ticked all the essential boxes of speed, accuracy, efficiency and security, making her the best chatbot the Nigerian banking industry has seen, according to KPMG’s 2020 Digital Channels Scorecard. Added to these commendable qualities is Ivy’s ability to make customers feel like they are interacting with an actual person, giving them a complete banking experience. Led by its visionary CEO and MD, Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, Fidelity Bank continues to leverage innovative digital solutions and partnerships to transform banking for its over 5 million customers.
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slan87:Sure, send DM |
LilNetty:DM let's discuss |
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Samsung S10 (few months used) 8gb ram 128gb rom No Scratches or Dent Phone only SOLD
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Samsung S10 (few months used) 8gb ram 128gb rom Phone only 9/10, no scratches or dent 128k 08055 611 684
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africo13610:You can do better sir |
Brand New Sumec Firman 8.6kva Eco8990 Generator. Unused, still in box with Nylon. 295k Location - Ogba Contact - 0805 5611684
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Qtsnow:SOLD |
larrypourl:Same as mine, now using the stainless. |
Qtsnow:Available |
Qtsnow:Still available |
Brand New Sumec Firman 8.6kva Eco8990 Generator. Unused, still in box with Nylon. 295k Location - Ogba Contact - 0805 5611684
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