₦airaland Forum

weyreypey:
Still available?

Mace0lane:
Small time the foolish ones from this state will be insulting Tinubu for not allowing their state to develop.

sunshineV:
So my family are in Lagos and I'm in ilorin

if my family receive 20k in Lagos I'll die of hunger in ilorin




Smh for this damn country. How did I get here

dicksonadams:
someone fraudulently gain access to my account last night 28TH March 2020 and performed a series transactions of N443,928.49 without my authorisation.

I have called StanbicIBTC customer care and the lady I spoke with told me they would disable the account and push the case to stanbicIBTC fraud unit. Luckily I was able to transfered remaining balance to my GTB account to prevent further debits (I only saw this at about 5am when I work up to pee and saw a single alert of about 6k which I guess was the first trial. The funny thing was thst the debit alert for others or the login notifications or OTp token request didn't drop in my phone Sms or email just the first 6k.

The debited money 400k+ is still being held in my account Ledger balance (see screenshot), please I will appreciate any assistance in recoverying the money. I had no reason to believe my money wasn't safe in my StanbicIbtc bank account.

Note: I rarely used this account apart for saving... I rarely use the atm on this account too. I usually transfer from this account to my gtb before withdrawing.

Bank say there is slim chance of getting the money, that even though the fund are still held in ledger balance they are as good as debited.

Angelfrost:
You do realize what you are doing with this is criminal??! Spreading of fake news!!!

This is the fourth of such trash I'm seeing this morning alone, each with a different gist and setting... Smh.

gaventa:
If this is the third, I got this from a friend that works right in this establishment. Is this the fourth

tsephanyah:
The lagoons cures Covid19 all is good in this part of the world.... We defeated Ebola talkless of Covid19. The Federal government av the best contingency plan against Covid19. And is very classified. That's all I can say

LagosWahala:
Wey your own schedule?

Appreciate and don't hate what you can't do

engrobidigbo:
I salute the feat of Dangote with this project but for the sake of telling the truth, this fertilizer plant ain't nowhere near the largest fertilizer complex in Nigeria even in the world. Indorama Eleme Fertilizer And Chemicals Ltd is bigger than Dangote fertilizer Ltd with about 500MTPD extra capacity. Indorama fertilizer produces 4000MTPD and the 2nd train of same capacity is already under pre-commissioning and shall start commercial production in December 2020. Dangote fertilizer has 2 trains of 3750MTPD each.

Dangote Fertilizer Limited has begun countdown to the inauguration of its $2 billion Granulated Urea Fertilizer complex, with several critical sections of the plant going through various stages of pre-commissioning and test-run.

With a capacity of three million tonnes per annum, the plant complex located in the Dangote Free Zone, has been classified as the biggest project in the entire fertilizer industry history in the world.

Saipem of Italy is the Engineering, Procurement and Supervision (EP) Contractor for the project, while Tata Consulting Engineers, India, is the Project Management Consultants (PMC).

According to a statement yesterday by the company, virtually all the section of the plant such as Central Control Room, Ammonia and Urea Bulk Storage, Cooling Tower, Power Generator Plant, Granulation Plant, have been completed and are going through pre-testing.
Already, Dangote Fertilizer has started receiving gas supply from the Nigerian Gas Company (NGC) and Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) under the Gas Sale and Purchase Agreement to supply 70 million standard cubic feet per day (Scf/d) of natural gas to Dangote Fertilizer Limited.

The statement added that the project, which will create thousands of direct and indirect jobs in construction and related fields, will provide a major boost to the agricultural sector by significantly reducing the importation of fertilizer in Nigeria and ultimately removing the need for imports when the plant is in full production.

The Group Executive Director, Strategy, Portfolio Development and Capital Projects, Dangote Industries Limited, Mr. Devakumar Edwin, said Nigeria would be able to save $500 million from import substitution and provide $400 million from exports of products from the fertiliser plant.

Sirjamo:
Even if you join them, you would have moved from living room to the master bedroom within the same house!!!

The difference between APC and PDP is Buhari and Osinbajo!!!

Okworigeorge:
NigerDock haven't employed for years now

engrzico:
Dear Nairalanders,

I am almost rounding off my stick Welding course, but I want to continue with TIG welding (argon). Kindly advise if this is worth the time and resources...

Thank you.

AwkaetitiBabe:
He cleared my account to the last penny that I couldn't even buy airtime again. Yes I made a mistake of giving him my ATM and pin.

Dude cleaned me. Thank God Sniper was very expensive for me cos I for off myself

kingreign:
Plastic is poor quality grade, Poor paint job. The vehicles didn't go thru electrobath process and as such the paint flakes and breaks off in large chunk leaving bare thin sheet metal which starts to oxidize in presence of moisture and form rusts.

I have been opportune to commute in this bus a number of time, they're usually parked around Federal Secretariat car park complex and ministries car park so I know them very well. In fact a lot of organizations had to respray their own units again.


To all those insulting. You are all referring that insult and curses to your parents and yourselves and your unborn generations.

NgeneUkwenu:
The same way Ikpeazu and Otorm which you spend your entire life defending online also made life hell for Abians and Benue...

Hypocrite!

SEGLIZ:
listen to yourself, you Rome not Nigeria.
does this saying ring bell to you "when you are in Rome behave like a Roman", when you are in Nigeria behave like a Nigerian.
we keep wanting to be like the west. if west beat up their parents the next is, "why can't we do same in Nigeria?"
let's try be ourself for the west to copy.

shammahyaro:
I wish I could sue my university too.

Lovelyn451:
jee nolu ana

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Lol... This is the romance section. Go to the business section and get tips on what will help u survive

BETPAWA:
Makurdi Benue.