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Hello Professional in the house

Please does anyone have a custom made software for Digita Persona Scanner to capture biometrics.

I can be contacted via remmyz007atgmail.com

Hello House.

what does it take to build a software that can track device IMEI or Serial number. Any Hardware needed? any government policy against such software?

*Note* That the software should be able to track the phone even when the simcard has been changed or no internet. same thing goes for laptop and any device that has communication chip.

I fear for this woman's investment already

I guess this is what LITV will look like when it finally launched. What do u all think about the UI. I hope and pray she and her IT team gets it right this time around

busoye19:
I need serious minded buyers please.

Do I sound like am not serious? its an offer, You either accept or decline

30k ?

ashaka security company

sent you message on whatsapp. not delivered

700. serious buyer.

Still Available?

700. very serious buyer. i can bring my mechanic to check today and we finalise once he satify ok

First Body?

WHATS THE STATE OF THE ENGINE

45?

we can close the deal today

badaru1:
Still available

whats your best price. we can meet at ikeja today

Big fat lie. AkinwunmiAmbode just shared his pics on his official instagram page welcoming Republic of Guinea president.

funkybully:
See cholesterol.

Rot in hottest part of hell.

Fvck islam!

instead of hating on ISLAM, you should rather condemn the act and people behind it. blame the government and the elders of the Northern region for not giving Northerners proper education. this people lack proper education and as such, anybody can give them money to buy their gullible mind. what if Christians and IFA people start killing tomorrow. will you blame their religion?

seunmsg:
Instead of Blaming PWC, he should blame the Auditor General who came up with the terms of engagement and NNPC and NPDC who both refused to cooperate with the Auditor. Beside, the assignment was a special investigation of the alleged missing $20 billion and not a statutory audit. people should stop confusing the two together.

Shut up joor. They told us forensic audit.

i have heard series of allegations that Tinubu owns Alpha Beta, and collects billions of Naira as consultation fee monthly. i checked their website and to my surprise, some PDP states are part of alpha beta clients. the question is :- Does Alpha Beta offers free services to the PDP controlled state? why are people laying too much emphasis on Lagos state as if they consult for LASG only.

some of their clients as listed on their website
Lagos State Government

Kwara State Government

Nassarawa State Government

Akwa Ibom State Government

Abia State Government

Imo State Government

Kano State Government

Ondo State Government

Sokoto State Government

Abuja Environmental Protection Board

Enugu State Waste Management Authority

Enugu State Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources

Ekiti State Government

Lagos Water Corporation

Airtel (Formally Zain)

http://www.alpha-beta.net/clients.htm

he has even edited the writeup sef

U all need to go check that instagram ID...its all a joke. they are happily married

misspetit:
Pls can some1 recommend cheap hotels in abuja. 3k per nit
Thanks

hmm.....i smell a love story

Awesome love track from a friend

https://www.hulkshare.com/remmyz/mudia-ft-p-swagz-no-1-1

What makes you proud or happy to be Nigerian?

Paga, a mobile payment service firm in Nigeria has announced the launch of its new business focused service line – Paga for Business. The company explained in a statement that the system is suitable for large and small businesses. ‘Paga For Business,’ according to the statement, is a “one-stop-shop solution for any business looking for a smart way to collect payments from its customers in person, online, or remotely from anywhere in the world.”

The solution, according to the company, also allows businesses to disburse cash to any phone number or bank account as well as to disburse airtime to phone numbers in real-time. In operation since 2009, Paga is an indigenous company focused on delivering efficient payment solutions to all Nigerians – individuals or businesses. The solution, targeted at businesses was described as the next step in Paga’s evolution towards solving the payment challenges of Nigeria.

The Co-Founder and Head of Agent Network and Business Sales at Paga, Jay Alabraba said:

“With over five years of experience within the mobile payment market and a customer base rapidly approaching the two million mark, we believe that as a payments platform, Paga has already demonstrated its ability to accurately assess the payment challenges facing not just consumers but businesses nationwide; and provide innovative solutions to address them. Best of all our offering is easy to use and has zero setup costs.” On his part, the Founder & Paga CEO, Tayo Oviosu, said: “As is our approach at Paga, we have created a suite of offerings by listening to our customers.

http://www.cebih.org/paga-launches-payment-solution-for-businesses/

The Central Bank of Nigeria says it has approved an industry-wide incentive scheme and awareness campaign on electronic payment channels for stakeholders and users.

As a result, the CBN is collaborating with Deposit Money Banks through the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System Plc to work out a system that will make banks to pay customers, merchants and salespersons for using electronic payment channels. Some analysts see this as a gradual paradigm shift from the CBN’s punitive approach in driving the cashless policy to an incentive-based one.

The Electronic Payments Incentives Scheme will make bank customers, merchants and salespersons receive cash and gift rewards for using electronic payment channels. The scheme will commence in batches, starting from November 1, 2014. The central bank said the move was in furtherance of the drive for pervasive usage of e-payment channels in the country. It said in a circular posted on its website that the scheme would appreciate and reward usage across all channels with emphasis on channels of e-payment that promote financial inclusion.

The circular, signed by the Director of Banking and Payment System, CBN, Mr. Dipo Fatokun, read in part, “The scheme has identified and will reward consumers, merchants and sales persons. The incentive is designed as a ‘white-label’ campaign in which all stakeholders are required to partner.” According to the circular, the scheme will lead to a point-based reward system for consumers in which Automated Teller Machine cardholders will be rewarded based on point grossed through frequency of card usage.

The central bank said NIBSS would implement the programme in conjunction with other service providers. It noted that the scheme would also involve cash refund to customers; a system that was already being implemented by all the banks. It added, “Merchants may leverage on the incentive scheme to offer promotional gift items to their customers based on the usage of e-payments for transactions. Salespersons will be encouraged to support e-payments by having them enrolled on the tipping point schemes, through which they will earn points accrued over a period. Such points may be redeemed by salespersons through various gift items or cash.”

http://www.cebih.org/banks-to-pay-customers-for-using-e-payment-channels/

chimoz: Last time I visited Seattle, I used Etihad Airways, their first class na die. I almost thought I was flying private.

sound fake