₦airaland Forum

aieromon:
Do not believe everything you read here without doing a simple background check.

zedegit:
You got a job in this Covid era?

IT related?

Yes.

gaby:
Lagos has always been the centre of chaos.

I have a problem believing this was '71 though.

You have to believe it. That's actually Lagos in 1971

zedegit:
Kindly edit out the company. Thanks.

Done!

zedegit:
Please edit and remove that breakdown before you put him in trouble. His HR is around. Please!!!

sexylassie2:
so all the figures your posted were crammed

didnt they give you a letter of employment stating your Compensation, benefits, and terms?

Show us your letter of employment and conceal your name and the company name

Madam that's not necessary!

sexylassie2:
i just hope yours isnt scam that is if you are based in Nigeria

Lol you're funny.

Kekereekun123:
Story was making sence till you got to salary part. Bro you lied

He isn't lieing.

Raymeskey:
Op congratulations

Some people are doubting right? Never you mind them. There is nothing that is impossible in the realm of the God. Because they are blind to it doesn't mean its not happening

God never fail or late we're are the one in haste. He orchestrate everything for our own good.

I pray for the manifestation of testimony for those of us next in line.

It's not their fault. It's just that this country isn't reaching it's full potentials. I'm guessing the company the OP is taking about is .... I just resigned there for something better!

Davidhnk:
Convert the money to $ and it will surprise you that it is a small money.
However, that includes allowances and if I monetize every benefit, the money will be more than that.

Yeah I agree with you on this. I just got a job too recently (a week ago)

Zdoh:
Wao!!
It wasnt easy in those days too. And that time there was nothing like phone or computer. What a life!!!

Exactly. Nigeria indeed has along way to go.

I love this. It's better off there

myfan:
This country hasn't made even an inch of progress all these years.

It's so bad and pathetic. Shame on Nigerian leaders!

This was the song we used to calm our nerves then

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRJbM9ayZkA

This is Lagos in 1971. We still dey face the same wahala


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKhSjQIsAIU

SeverusSnape:
I tire for people.

Most Nigerians are not civil, Simple instructions they won't follow, Even so called graduates do the same.
If you do your things gently, They will tell you "Guy you dey dull" or "follow who know road", What rubbish.
This video is an eyesore, It's grotesque.
I support, No relief material or palliatives should be shared there in this life and the next.

Wow! It's been ages I saw you on Nairaland.

FeliciaOja:
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Abeg lock up jare, you don't speak for everybody here.

Hello can u send me your number? I really want to talk to u. You sound very intelligent. Please send it to my email: enobong83@aol.com

Hoping to hear from you.

pDudd:
Goodluck. You need it

Thank u boss

pDudd:
Ok guys, this is something I've been wanting to do for a while. Many Akata females in US have been getting tired of their fellow Akata men, and they migrated to Jamaica to look for men, only to find out that Jamaican men were no better than Akata men.

Now they have begun looking into Africa and especially Nigeria to look for men. Now, my naija brothers, you have to help your destiny. If na America your destiny is, abeg follow the Akata and leave that hellhole called Nigeria o. But before you take the dive, here are a few things you may want to consider. If you can put up with all of it, please go ahead. If you can't, then don't follow Akata enter ya grave o.

A word is enough for the wise.

PS: I will be updating this as time goes on.

I

hardcore007:
ies.

Why did u edit your question Well all I can advise you is to be patient for now till the lockdown is over. But after this lockdown it will be Fast tracked!!

Why did u edit your question Well all I can advise you is to be patient for now till the lockdown is over. But after this lockdown it will be Fast tracked!!

Edited.

Closed Financial Institutions

Below is the list of 45 failed banks which were closed, having had their licences revoked by the Central Bank of Nigeria, between 1994 and 2006. The Federal High Court issued orders for them to be wound up and appointed the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) as Liquidator of the banks.

The Corporation is currently winding up the banks.

List of Closed Financial Institutions under Liquidation


S/NO NAME OF BANK UNDER LIQUIDATION DATE OF CLOSURE
1 Abacus Merchant Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
2 ABC Merchant Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
3 African Express Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 2006
4 Allied Bank of Nigeria Plc Jan. 16, 1998
5 Allstates Trust Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
6 Alpha Merchant Bank Plc Sept. 08, 1994
7 Amicable Bank of Nigeria Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
8 Assurance Bank of Nigeria Plc Jan. 16, 2006
9 Century Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
10 City Express Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
11 Commerce Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
12 Commercial Trust Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
13 Continental Merchant Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
14 Coop. & Commerce Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
15 Credite Bank Nig. Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
16 Crown Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
17 Financial Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 21, 1994
18 Great Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
19 Group Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
20 Gulf Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 2006
21 Hallmark Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
22 Highland Bank of Nig Plc Jan. 16, 1998
23 ICON Ltd. (Merchant Bankers) Jan. 16, 1998
24 Ivory Merchant Bank Ltd. Dec. 22, 2000
25 Kapital Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 21, 1994
26 Lead Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
27 Lobi Bank of Nig. Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
28 Mercantile Bank of Nig. Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
29 Merchant Bank of Africa Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
30 Metropolitan Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 2006
31 Nigeria Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
32 North-South Bank Nig. Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
33 Pan African Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
34 Pinacle Commercial Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
35 Premier Commercial Bank Ltd Dec. 22, 2000
36 Prime Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
37 Progress Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
38 Republic Bank Ltd June 29, 1995
39 Rims Merchant Bank Ltd. Dec. 22, 2000
40 Royal Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
41 Trade Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
42 United Commercial Bank Ltd. Sept. 8, 1994
43 Victory Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
44 Eagle Bank Plc. Jan. 16, 2006
45 Liberty Bank Plc. Jan. 16, 2006
The above list of closed financial institutions does not contain the names of these banks whose licences were revoked by the Central Bank of Nigeria but the Federal High Court is yet to issue winding up orders and appoint the Corporation as Liquidator for the banks. Due to court actions instituted by some of the closed banks’ shareholders challenging the revocation of their banks’ licences, the Corporation was unable to conclude the closing exercise and initiate the payment of deposits to depositors of the banks.

To view the record of Court Proceedings for such closed banks, go to Litigation under Legal Matters/Regulations

A1. Savannah Bank of Nigeria Plc, licence revoked Feb. 16, 2002, click sbn-court-proceedings
A2. Peak Merchant Bank Limited, licence revoked Feb. 28, 2003,click pmb-court-proceedings
B1. Eagle Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, (NDIC appointed Provisional Liquidator) click eb-court-proceedings
B2. Fortune Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, (NDIC appointed Provisional Liquidator) click fb-court-proceedings
B3. Liberty Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click lb-court-proceedings
B4. Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click sgbn-court-proceedings
B5. Triumph Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click tb-court-proceedings


UPDATE ON THE LIQUIDATION OF FOURTEEN (14) BANKS AS AT JANUARY 2007



The banking licences of fourteen (14) banks were revoked on 16th January, 2006 by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The Corporation has so far been appointed the liquidator for nine (9) banks namely; All States Trust Bank Plc, Lead Bank Plc, Assurance Bank Nigeria Limited, Trade Bank Plc, Metropolitan Bank Limited, City Express Bank Limited, Hallmark Bank Plc., African Express Bank Plc. and Gulf Bank of Nigeria Plc. ; and the provisional Liquidator for Fortune Bank and Eagle Bank Plc.

The regulatory authorities decided that Purchase and Assumption Transaction should be adopted to resolve the failure of the 14 banks. Under this arrangement the 9 banks have been or are in the process of being offered to the 25 existing banks to assume their private sector deposits and acquire their assets. The outcome of the bidding processes are as follows:

1. Ecobank Plc emerged the successful bidder for All States Trust Bank Plc (in-liquidation). Ecobank has reopened all the 65 branches from where the failed All States Trust Bank operated. As the depositors of All States Trust Bank turn up, their deposits are verified and new accounts opened for them as Ecobank customers. Over 32,000 depositors have verified their deposit claims.
2. Afribank Plc, likewise, emerged the successful bidder for Assurance Bank of Nigeria Plc (in-liquidation) and Lead Bank Plc (in-liquidation). New accounts were opened for depositors of these banks as Afribank customers.
3. UBA Plc emerged the successful bidder for Trade Bank Ltd (in-liquidation). Verification of depositors commenced on 31st January, 2007
Liquidation activities are at various stages of completion in the rest of the banks where the action of the Corporation is not facing any challenge in court.

Closed Financial Institutions

Below is the list of 45 failed banks which were closed, having had their licences revoked by the Central Bank of Nigeria, between 1994 and 2006. The Federal High Court issued orders for them to be wound up and appointed the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) as Liquidator of the banks.

The Corporation is currently winding up the banks.

List of Closed Financial Institutions under Liquidation


S/NO NAME OF BANK UNDER LIQUIDATION DATE OF CLOSURE
1 Abacus Merchant Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
2 ABC Merchant Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
3 African Express Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 2006
4 Allied Bank of Nigeria Plc Jan. 16, 1998
5 Allstates Trust Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
6 Alpha Merchant Bank Plc Sept. 08, 1994
7 Amicable Bank of Nigeria Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
8 Assurance Bank of Nigeria Plc Jan. 16, 2006
9 Century Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
10 City Express Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
11 Commerce Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
12 Commercial Trust Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
13 Continental Merchant Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
14 Coop. & Commerce Bank Plc Jan. 16, 1998
15 Credite Bank Nig. Ltd Jan. 16, 1998
16 Crown Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
17 Financial Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 21, 1994
18 Great Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
19 Group Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
20 Gulf Bank Ltd Jan. 16, 2006
21 Hallmark Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
22 Highland Bank of Nig Plc Jan. 16, 1998
23 ICON Ltd. (Merchant Bankers) Jan. 16, 1998
24 Ivory Merchant Bank Ltd. Dec. 22, 2000
25 Kapital Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 21, 1994
26 Lead Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
27 Lobi Bank of Nig. Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
28 Mercantile Bank of Nig. Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
29 Merchant Bank of Africa Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
30 Metropolitan Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 2006
31 Nigeria Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
32 North-South Bank Nig. Plc. Jan. 16, 1998
33 Pan African Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
34 Pinacle Commercial Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
35 Premier Commercial Bank Ltd Dec. 22, 2000
36 Prime Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
37 Progress Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
38 Republic Bank Ltd June 29, 1995
39 Rims Merchant Bank Ltd. Dec. 22, 2000
40 Royal Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
41 Trade Bank Plc Jan. 16, 2006
42 United Commercial Bank Ltd. Sept. 8, 1994
43 Victory Merchant Bank Ltd. Jan. 16, 1998
44 Eagle Bank Plc. Jan. 16, 2006
45 Liberty Bank Plc. Jan. 16, 2006
The above list of closed financial institutions does not contain the names of these banks whose licences were revoked by the Central Bank of Nigeria but the Federal High Court is yet to issue winding up orders and appoint the Corporation as Liquidator for the banks. Due to court actions instituted by some of the closed banks’ shareholders challenging the revocation of their banks’ licences, the Corporation was unable to conclude the closing exercise and initiate the payment of deposits to depositors of the banks.

To view the record of Court Proceedings for such closed banks, go to Litigation under Legal Matters/Regulations

A1. Savannah Bank of Nigeria Plc, licence revoked Feb. 16, 2002, click sbn-court-proceedings
A2. Peak Merchant Bank Limited, licence revoked Feb. 28, 2003,click pmb-court-proceedings
B1. Eagle Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, (NDIC appointed Provisional Liquidator) click eb-court-proceedings
B2. Fortune Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, (NDIC appointed Provisional Liquidator) click fb-court-proceedings
B3. Liberty Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click lb-court-proceedings
B4. Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click sgbn-court-proceedings
B5. Triumph Bank Plc, licence revoked Jan. 16, 2006, click tb-court-proceedings


UPDATE ON THE LIQUIDATION OF FOURTEEN (14) BANKS AS AT JANUARY 2007



The banking licences of fourteen (14) banks were revoked on 16th January, 2006 by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The Corporation has so far been appointed the liquidator for nine (9) banks namely; All States Trust Bank Plc, Lead Bank Plc, Assurance Bank Nigeria Limited, Trade Bank Plc, Metropolitan Bank Limited, City Express Bank Limited, Hallmark Bank Plc., African Express Bank Plc. and Gulf Bank of Nigeria Plc. ; and the provisional Liquidator for Fortune Bank and Eagle Bank Plc.

The regulatory authorities decided that Purchase and Assumption Transaction should be adopted to resolve the failure of the 14 banks. Under this arrangement the 9 banks have been or are in the process of being offered to the 25 existing banks to assume their private sector deposits and acquire their assets. The outcome of the bidding processes are as follows:

1. Ecobank Plc emerged the successful bidder for All States Trust Bank Plc (in-liquidation). Ecobank has reopened all the 65 branches from where the failed All States Trust Bank operated. As the depositors of All States Trust Bank turn up, their deposits are verified and new accounts opened for them as Ecobank customers. Over 32,000 depositors have verified their deposit claims.
2. Afribank Plc, likewise, emerged the successful bidder for Assurance Bank of Nigeria Plc (in-liquidation) and Lead Bank Plc (in-liquidation). New accounts were opened for depositors of these banks as Afribank customers.
3. UBA Plc emerged the successful bidder for Trade Bank Ltd (in-liquidation). Verification of depositors commenced on 31st January, 2007
Liquidation activities are at various stages of completion in the rest of the banks where the action of the Corporation is not facing any challenge in court.

700k+ isn't a bad salary at all. Please start now to plan your life. Not next year but now!!!!?

Miner13:
expect the result within you so that you can be a convener of the awareness of its realness

You're a fool. That's my statement there is nothing u can do about it

ayusco85:
Ogun fire you there

You're a big fool. That's my statement if u don't like it go to hell and burn

SenecaTheYonger:
Just imagine the amount of begging this girl did from the moment she was kidnapped till she was rapped and killed. Like how are some people this heartless? Many killers are roaming free in this country, some are even on this forum and in this thread in particular.

Covid19 is a scam!!

Mjshexy:
Kano state is obviously not ready to fight this pandemic

Shatap! Can't u see covid19 is a scam!

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mamatwiny:
Stay away from Dubai.
Nothing is happening there. Naija guys are trapped with no jobs but can't come back. Some have taken to begging just to feed. Babiyala things. If you travel to Dubai, all the Naija boys will feast on ur 1.5m, when it is finished, they will be praying and waiting for another Naija guy to come so they can continue to feed.

You're very correct. @Poster above,take note!

That is an abomination! That land needs cleansing.