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cmoney22222:
have you scanned the car sir?

Thank you for the response. It was actually my wife that drove the car when it happened yday...Wen I sent a rewire to check, it was discovered that the metal guarding the battery had shifted after she admittedly entered a deep pothole and was resting on the positive terminal of the battery. This appears to have been responsible for the shutting off....it was tightened and she drove it back home without any hassles and this morning as well. We will observe it over d weekend too. Thanks again.

cmoney22222:
Great people

Update on the Car


This is to update the thread, got decotech, gazzuzz, chillex8 come diagnose the car. The scan came up with code p1210(injector circuit misfire) and p0015(ect misfire)I changed the ect sensor 1500 naira and the car is fine now.

Gazzuzz even wanted to help with his ecu so I can use and test the car. Even when the car was messing up, I and chillex8 had to push the car when it when off on the express. You experts are great and wonderful, I don't know how to thank you all. Thanks for all your calls to know the update on this car. But am still test driving as suggested by chillex8. God bless you also

Good morning O...I know this is an old thread but my camry 2007 exhibits same issue. Could I have the contact of the guy that fixed yours? Thanks in advance.

Can I do 650k? I'm in yaba.

Morning Sir...850k?

I am not sure anyone can say for sure when registration will close. However, it is advisable to pay your acceptance fee first and generate the acceptance letter so you are sure that one step is sorted. I am also coming in for MILR. if there is any whatsapp group pls do let me know. better still we can create one if we know others. I ahve like 3 other people coing in for MILR in my org.

Hi NLs...in as much as i sympathize with the complainant, i will like to state that i really think you did not explore all the options available, as you may have done a counter-report (Rejoinder) after you got new facts from your friend at FBN. if FBN couldnt provide footage when UBA requested, how come your friend was able to show you the mandate of the customer? if they had tried to assist UBA further by supplying substantial information about the fraudster it would have been easier for UBA to pursue the case more logically.

First Bank should be blamed for this failing really as the transfer was from UBA to FBN which means the fraudster is an FBN customer and with all the KYC enforcement, they should have done more to assist UBA in nailing the culprit. Another important point is that UBA ATM was not used for the transaction as can be deduced from your write-up, which means they will have to rely solely on FBN to get any logical information.

I also think UBA's customer service has generally improved and they deserve some credit for the great leap they have made in recent times. I traveled abroad some months back and i got very useful support from their contact centre and on one occasion where i could have used my card on a high risk terminal..i got a notification from their ITRisk (i think thats their fraud monitoring team) team.

My humble take on this, please.

NextDayPn:
Hello everyone, I need the help of everyone who can. I did a bank transfer from bet365 into my UBA account and saw that I am been credited @ 176.5 per Euro. Is bank transfer calculation/charges different from that of card, with this development I have lost everything I made from my stakes to UBA. Pls advise.

DID YOU CONFIRM IF YOUR SENDER WAS BEARING THE COST OF TRANSFER..COS ME SEF DON GUK MYSELF BEFORE OO...ONLY TO FIND OUT SEY NA D INSTRUCTION EMPOWER THE INTERMEDIARY BANK TO DEDUCT THEIR CHARGES..TRY CONFIRM THAT OO

[b]UBA ISN'T CALLED "WISE PEOPLE'S BANK" FOR NOTHING....

true talk......Our people should be guided! we cannot go on social media to make unverifiable comments just because its a free space....thereby introducing panick into some people...not fair at all.

ADEKITA:
I think it’s quite unfair to make comments that undermine a corporate brand that is a custodian to people’s means of livelihood, which is borne out falsehood and deceit by naysayers. UBA is about the strongest bank there is in Africa that offers premium service to its customers all the time and is not folding up after being existent in 18 countries and in Diaspora.

UBA Wins 5 Awards, Dominates at Annual Banker Awards in London

United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, one of Africa’s largest financial services institutions, swept the global banking awards in London Thursday, winning in five categories to become one of the highest single winning bank brands ‎ at this year’s awards.

During the event, organized annually by The Banker magazine, UBA was voted ‘Bank of the Year in Africa’ for 2014, trumping others to win the highly coveted award for pan-African bank brands. This is the second time in three years that UBA Plc has won the prestigious award; the first time was in 2012. Four country subsidiaries of UBA Group in Sierra Leone, Gabon, Senegal and Cote D’Ivoire also won “Bank of the Year” for their respective countries, reflecting a brand excellence that cuts across national bounds and pervades the continent. UBA Senegal won the award for the third consecutive year, having won in 2012 and 2013.

Group Managing Director/CEO for UBA Plc, Phillips Oduoza, said, “winning this award twice in three years is a recognition of our commitment to delivering excellence and our consistent achievement of that goal. We remain focused on the realization of our strategic intent of becoming “Africa’s Global Bank” and continue to explore opportunities in markets and sectors across the continent that will enable us achieve this intent,” said Mr. Oduoza.

A publication of the Financial Times newspaper, The Banker is a global financial intelligence magazine that provides global bank ratings and analyses and is the definitive reference on international banking for high level decision makers globally. According to the magazine, the aim of the award ceremony “is to highlight industry wide excellence within the global banking community.”

One winning bank is selected from participating banks in each of the 120 countries from which entries are received for the competition.

Associate Publisher of the magazine, Philip Church, stressed that UBA’s performance at the awards is a testimony to the trust the bank’s clients have placed on the bank and its operations over the year. “Being named as Bank of the Year in your own country by the world’s longest running international banking title is testament to the strong management, sound business model and prudent risk approach of your bank” said Mr. Church.

Only last September, UBA won ‘Best Transaction Bank from Africa’. The award which focuses on transaction banking does not only recognizes banks that have made improvements to their investments in technology, but more importantly how these improvements are of real use to the bank's customers, noted Jane Cooper, Transaction Banking Editor at The Banker.

UBA FOLD UP KE.....IF I HEAR!!!! THE BANK RECEIVED SEVERAL INTERNATIONAL AWARDS BETWEEN LATE LAST YEAR AND EARLY THIS YEAR FROM REPUTABLE RATING AGENCIES....AN INSTITUTION ABOUT TO FOLD UP DOESN'T GET SUCH RECOGNITION. PLS GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT AND DON'T MISLEAD PEOPLE OOO

Fasting done...medical invite is next because dis week is not going to end until we get d invites