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WycliffeSMB:
I will ask seller to split payment, then I would use two cards

CSTRR:
Delta State has a lot of men and women of timber and Calibre and is a major oil and gas state.

An airport there would always be viable.

The real question is why does Delta have two airports.?

Rawlingsko:
ALREADY IN NIGERIA

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Emily22:
Barter.... 480 per $

Obedinho130:
hello xiaomites, i want to know if redmi 9s is a good buy 4gb/64 gb. I currently use mi max 2 4gb/64 gb. I will sell my mi max 2 soon

genius43:
Update and see.

9ousky:
Please who is selling this particular type of case. Needed Urgently for Redmi 9s

genius43:
Because that is certainly not MIUI 12

genius43:
First of all update your phone

Ziyech:
Use the edit option to move the icons to the first page.

Bobtobe:
US used Iphone X 64gb
BH 90%
Face ID works
No scratch or crack, very clean
Comes with otter case and cord
Everything works perfect
Locked to Sprint, buyer will need to unlock
Can be chip unlock
AIN deal 173k

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen

giftq:
4GB graphics card for sale. N80,000.00 negotiable.
Contact O9O73904042 for price

tribalistseun:
Lies lies lies, nothing like that happened there. My sister lives next street to that Apo station and as I speak she said nothing like that happened today. And there's light

genius43:
Airtel has become MTN, reducing their Night plan without prior notice.

R.I.P Night Plan. 2016-2019

cr7lomo:
Nigeria is the most expensive abeg...forget the price...3yrs ago 250mb at 1000 naira lasted for about a week , but now 2.5gig at 2000 naira only lasts for 6days...

Don't allow them deceive u with cheap data...that 2.5gig at 2000 is actually equivalent to 250mb at 1000 3yrs ago...

Nigeria is criminally inclined

DeWorlex45:
So na Pepper & Tomatoes Bullion vans dey carry for ur own part of d world?? Indeed, ''Wonders shall never end,.

Two(2) Bullion vans are entering d residence of a party chieftain on an election eve & some Educated Illiterates are trying to shamefully convince others that d Vans might be conveying Gold, Diamonds, Wristwatches & Necklaces, plus other Precious Stones belonging to d entire Tinubu's family for safe-guarding.

Some peoples Insanity are out of dis world whenever it comes to defending d Indefensible.

chilan:
Tinubu’s Bullion vans in the eyes of the law
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On 22nd February 2019 being the eve before Nigeria’s 2019 Presidential election, a couple of bullion vans were sighted entering the official residence of the National leader and Co-chairman of the Presidential Campaign council of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Speculations were rife that the bullion vans were conveying cash that would be used by the party chief for the election.

These speculations (as to the contents of the bullion vans and their mission in the house of the APC National leader) were brought to the attention of the APC National leader himself the following day at the polling booth where he went to cast his vote. A journalist asked him what the bullion vans were doing in his house a night before the presidential election. In his answer, the APC national leader said:

…If I have money to spend in my premises, what’s your headache? If I don’t represent any agency of the government and I have money to spend, if I like, I give it to the people for free of charge as long as not to buy votes. Who are those watching my house and looking at Bullion vans?

In view of the above comments of the APC national leader, it is good to examine the position of the law as regards to an individual having enormous cash in his possession and deciding to spend it however he likes.

It is pertinent to note first that in Nigeria, no law forbids one from having in his house as much cash as he could lawfully earn or receive from genuine sources. What the law actually and vehemently forbids is one’s decision to spend it in a manner he likes. Nigeria’s criminal laws forbid one from using his money for illegal actions and even in legitimate transactions, the Money Laundering Prohibition Act 2012 specifies how payment of such legitimate transactions should be made. That law specifies that cash payment above a particular amount must be made or received through a financial institution.

For individuals, the law is that all payments made or received by anyone in excess of five million naira ($13,736 at the current rate of N364 per dollar) must pass through a financial institution; while for a company, it is ten million naira ($27,473 at the current rate of N364 per dollar). What this means is that while one can decide to save his money in his house, any payment from that money to another person in excess of five million naira must pass through a financial institution. It also means that if one has decided to be his own banker and save his money himself, he must not receive in one transaction, cash exceeding five million naira. Anything short of these makes one liable for the crime of money laundering.

Having said these, so what actually are the squabbles about Tinubu’s billions in the Bullion vans?

First of all, for the fact that the billions arrived through bullion vans presupposes that the cash came from the banks. So nothing is wrong with him receiving billions in cash through the banks. However where the problems lies is when he decides to give out cash in excess of five million naira to anybody without making the payment through a financial institution. Section 1 of the MONEY LAUNDERING (PROHIBITION) ACT, 2011 forbids him from doing so and in fact makes it a crime punishable by a forfeiture of an amount not less than 25% of the excess cash given.

Secondly, if the APC party leader decides to spend all that his money in the bullion vans in a way and manner not antagonistic to the law, he is free to do so.


Written by Lawrence C. Nnoli, a lawyer based in Lagos, Nigeria

http://www.excellawchambers.com/tinubus-bullion-vans-in-the-eyes-of-the-law/

krattoss:
Rocking my infinix note 5 on Android 9 pie

Protein0:
Good morning. Taking your orders now. Holiday is over

hausadreturn:
Come'on...
Give it a try. You'll never know.
I paid N300 for a phone.
One time I paid N700 for a binoculars and N500 for a Bluetooth speaker...

But for a phone about 6 times more expensive, I paid N300.

Protein0:
Yes

Protein0:
SMILE 4G network.

swagifted:
how much does area 1 post office charge in abuja before you collect your phone?