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Loss of funds, inability to solve problems of disappearance of customer funds, poor customer service, poor transaction speed, poor app interface or interaction, high transaction fees,, all contribute to the poor performance of most of the commercial banks |
For a person contesting for the position of president to be this tribalistic shows he's not worthy to be president. It's better for him to say Apc loyalist appointed in key position in INEC than mentioning tribe. So if it's Hausa it's OK bah? Brainless old man |
That's what you read. Is there any state in Nigeria that doesn't declare people missing? Mention one pls. Mariangeles: |
Don't say what you don't know if you don't live there and don't base on what you read. Infact Ogun is even safer than Lagos and I wonder why it should be behind Lagos. Come to Abeokuta and see for yourself. Mariangeles: |
Hope Malaysian police dey always check thier BP regularly? |
In exchange for patwa and ganja. Rastafarai |
Poposhola is an area not a guy Ironfaceman: |
Men! See IQ of Nigerians, going lower by the day. So your business profile is now a performance indicator. God help Nigeria |
Don't mind Nigerians hyping the useless man unnecessarily. Increasing passport fees all in the name reform, the initial gragra. Am sure the heartless minister will still take international passport fees to 500k before Tinubu leaves. All of them are corrupt. iwaeda: |
My own nah momo side. Registered the Sim with street agents, activated the momo, used it twice, the third time I decided to transfer 1k there for data, it prompted me for new password both app and ussd, changed my password according to the prompt and voila the message came "congratulations Blessing your momo is now activated. Blessing bawo I logged into the app both my real name that I used in registering and my deposited 1k already disappeared into thin air. nah Blessing Onogo abi inugo I dey see there. That South African spirit never comot MTN body |
Am cool with Tema |
That's a big lie, Accra stinks, and even the citizens say so likewise. When it comes to air pollution give it to Accra. That's why you see fumigations all the time there. ccollins: |
So because to you Christianity is a scam, we should be your follower and revalidate your foolishness. Who you help? |
Performance is not a factor of the number of factories you built or the number of widows on your payroll. Don't mix philanthropy with governance. Wisdom is important. So because Okoya of Eleganza or Dangote built refineries and industries means they will make the best president! In actual fact, the business men or industrialists are often the worst in governance because they will fund their entire conglomerates with government and tax payers money and likewise pass laws to favor their businesses to keep them going at the expense of the people. Don't even try to convince or confuse people with your propaganda writeup, it's only based on foundation of hatred, the people will decide, afterall a dancing Governor was reelected despite all the technocrats and industrialists in the opposition who stormed the state. |
Before the advent of Ai, it used to be the video was doctured or manipulated, now it's Ai straight away |
PDP, It is called appeasement to mock. If you know you know. |
If you can extend that, then extend voter's card registration exercise |
And you Dino is immune to death right? |
Chinese, Indian, Lebanese companies, nah una cause this o |
And the Palestinian man died twice! |
And he wants to become governor to continue the looting spree. Abacha is still in their apprenticeship |
Happy Birthday Mighty Sparrow, tapping into double of your grace of longlife and good health |
It's time Efcc adopt this method and abolish plea bargaining, by now we go know how many of us remain |
Empty barrel makes the most noise |
That's what they want, freebies. They should just wake up and see 1m rand cash on their table and go back to bed, they don't even want to do the stress of going to the bank to cash it. Monkey dey work, baboon dey chop |
In Nigeria, The welfare department or ministry does not have the final legal authority to determine child custody when parents disagree. What they can do is: Mediate between the parents and try to reach an agreement. Investigate the child's welfare and living conditions. Interview the parents, the child (where appropriate), and other relevant people. Prepare reports and make recommendations. Intervene temporarily if they believe the child is at immediate risk of abuse or neglect, subject to the law. However, if the parents cannot agree, only a court has the authority to make a legally binding custody order. The court's primary consideration is the best interests of the child, taking into account factors such as: The child's age and needs. Each parent's ability to provide care. The child's safety and welfare. The child's wishes, if the child is old enough and sufficiently mature. Any history of abuse, neglect, or violence. A welfare officer's recommendation can be influential because the judge may consider it as evidence, but the court is not bound by it and may reach a different decision. |
It is healthy and normal for democracy and also a lesson for all. It teaches us to tidy our home before we make the picture public.. Imagine someone with fake results, cut corner applicants etc. coming up to rule, don't you think it's a disaster? You are expected to block all loopholes and make sure you don't have a silly past otherwise you will be dining with the devil with a short spoon. Their lawyers are expected to advise them appropriately but are only after the money hence the reason opposition will have a field day. It's a game of chess, I have to block you to make a way for myself. Kelklein: |
That's a big lie, in the past they used to trace criminals with marked money or note serial numbers. Stop giving flimsy excuses |
Who get time for retaliatory, we are still fighting insecurity and economic challenges, the next thing will be to retaliate one useless course. |