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MelonTech:How much is the conversion rate......I mean dollar to naira |
abdulhamid0:U can use it...Free to use it... |
importexpert:Pls,can I still make the payment of the 2k today by dint of PAGA transfer ? Am serving in a rural area where there is no bank.... |
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Aigbemare:When u get to ketu bus stop,ask of NNPC filling station.Pass through the way beside the station or take #50 bike to the skul....It is trek able....The skul is Ayedere high skul ( Not sure of the spelling )...... |
Sunday Aborisade, Abuja The Central Bank of Nigeria on Thursday raised the alarm that about $20bn (N3.94tn) was lying idle in different domiciliary accounts of the citizens. The Deputy Governor, Financial System Surveillance, CBN, Dr. Joseph Nnana, stated this during a meeting of the Joint Appropriation Committees of the National Assembly with government officials on the 2016 budget. Nnana said, “Distinguished chairman sir, we have $20bn lying idle in various domiciliary accounts of many customers at the various banks across the country. “This is part of the reasons why the naira has continued to slide against the US dollar.” He alleged that some privileged Nigerians were behind the consistent slide in the value of the naira by embarking on dollar speculation to the detriment of the local currency. The CBN deputy governor, however, expressed the hope that the passage of the 2016 budget would put a stop to the unrestrained drop in the value of the naira. He said, “The CBN will embark on aggressive liquidity mop-up to enable the naira regain confidence. The CBN will not sit down and watch the consistent fall of the naira. After the passage of the 2016 budget, the naira will begin to bounce back. “Those who speculate on dollars will have their fingers burnt.” In her submission, the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, told the gathering that the amount in the Treasury Single Account had risen to N2.9tn. Adeosun explained that the money in the TSA was not meant to fund the budget contrary to a general impression. She said that the money belonged to different agencies of government, which had the right to access the funds. Her explanation was against suggestions by the legislators that the Federal Government should use the TSA to fund the 2016 budget amidst liquidity problem arising from the slump in global crude oil prices. Adeosun said all the Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the government had their monies transferred into the TSA and should have access to them. She said that the government had commenced the training of its personnel on the operation of the TSA such that any agency of government that needed its share of the funds in the account would not find it difficult accessing it. The Chairman of the Joint National Assembly Committee on Appropriation, Senator Danjuma Goje, asked the executive to consider the postponement of the Special Intervention Programme till next year. He argued that the implementation of N500bn intervention fund contained in 2016 budget proposals would not be feasible since there were no clear implementation strategies. Goje said the explanations being offered by government officials about the implementation strategy for the programme were not satisfactory. He said, “There is no detailed and clear-cut structure being laid down for implementation of this project because what we have in this budget is N300bn recurrent and N200bn capital. We had to push hard yesterday to get some details, which are not convincing. For instance, the explanation we got is that N5,000 will be given to one million Nigerians. “Who will choose the one million people? What structures do you have in place to make sure that you choose the right people? “You want to give money to about one million market women or there about, and in my place we do not have many market women; how will you choose the market women to represent all interests? We have not had clear explanations on the numerous issues surrounding the implementation of this programme. “Even the afternoon school feeding contained in the budget is not feasible, because some students study under non-conducive environment. Will feeding them enhance their learning?” Goje said while the National Assembly was in support of the programme, implementing it this year might not be feasible. He, therefore, suggested that the money allocated to it should be added to the allocations for sectors like power, transport and health, while those responsible for its implementation should map out better strategy for it in 2017. But the Minister of Budget and National Planning, Udo Udoma, said the special intervention programme was a political commitment, which the President Muhammadu Buhari administration would not hesitate to fulfil. He promised to meet with relevant stakeholders to discuss on better strategies for its implementation. http://www.punchng.com/20bn-idle-in-nigerians-domiciliary-accounts-cbn/ |
A BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) driver, Gbadebo Musiliu, who allegedly knocked down a 68-year-old woman, was on Thursday arraigned at an Ikorodu Magistrate’s Court in Lagos State, the News Agency of Nigeria reports. The accused, whose address is known, is facing two counts charge of dangerous driving and manslaughter. Musiliu, 45, pleaded not guilty to the charges. But the prosecutor, Cpl. Mary Ajiteru, said that the accused person committed the offences as he drove recklessly and caused the death of Mrs. Serifat Tiamiyu. According to her, the accident occurred on February 18 at Owode Elede area of Ikorodu at about 9.20am. She said the accused, the driver of Yutong BRT bus with number plate EKY 943 XR with code no. 172, drove without respect for other road users. The prosecutor said, “Musiliu drove the bus on the BRT corridor on the public highway in a dangerous manner without regard for other drivers and road users. “His conduct was inconsiderate of the usual traffic on that highway at the time the offences were committed and did not consider the pedestrians that were on the road then. “To have caused the death of a woman on that BRT corridor, there is every reason to believe that the accused drove dangerously.” He, however, objected to the bail application of the accused on the grounds that the offences were grievious. The offences contravened Sections 18 and 27(1) of the Road Traffic Act, Laws of Lagos State 2011. Ruling on the bail application, the Magistrate, Mrs. Bola Olagbegi-Adelabu, granted the driver bail in the sum of N100,000 with two responsible sureties. She said, “The particulars of the sureties must be verified by the prosecutor and his tax payments receipts must be ascertained before being admitted in that capacity.” She adjourned the case until March 17 for mention. http://www.punchng.com/brt-driver-in-the-dock-for-manslaughter/ |
Friday Olokor The National Youth Service Corps has confirmed the death of a corps member, Dr. Kelechi Ogboji. The medical doctor died after treating a patient suspected of having Lassa fever in Kaduna State. Until his death, Ogboji, a native of Igweledoha Amagu in Ikwo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, was serving at St. Louis Hospital Zonkwa in Zango Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State. Spokesperson for the NYSC, Mrs. Abosede Aderibigbe, said in a statement on Thursday the Director-General of the corps Brig. General Johnson Olawumi, represented by the Director of Corps Welfare and Inspectorate, Mr. Michael Ahile, extolled the virtues of the deceased during a formal condolence visit to his family. Olawumi described Ogboji as “an exceptional corps member who was fully dedicated to his duties and in the process paid the supreme sacrifice”. According to him, the NYSC family, Kaduna State, Ebonyi State and the entire nation will greatly miss the late doctor. The NYSC DG also used the occasion to call on corps members serving in health institutions to always apply standard precautionary measures while discharging their duties to protect themselves. http://www.punchng.com/nysc-member-dies-treating-lassa-fever-patient/ |
vicard:U can't ,u must go with ur result else u will be sent back to go with Batch B wen ur result is ready..... |
Well done |
Join the already and approved thread www.nairaland.com/2921129/prospective-nysc-2016-batch-b |
Cc seun ernesterioo: |
70k |
Zenith bank,Ogun,received march 1st.. |
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Y r u after dat..MR ANGLAIS. |
oppybouy:what purpose ? Bros go with ur I.D card.... |
joyolachi:NO,u can still obtain the form in any keystone bank |
drjoshua2000:I think it shud be.....they know better.... |
jedisco:U don't need to worry since u r not EXEMPTED....U will fix it in camp |
kingchukwudi:According to NYSC twitter handle,the answer is YES.......... |
Pls how can I pay the skul fee n Tablet fee? |
WinningSun:Less than 10 passports...Background colour at times depends on respective camp.. |
FolabiBret:Y opening whatsapp group that can't accommodate all..its better u wait after CUL,so that it can be created by dint of state of deployment.. |
mancheeutd:contact me |
Congrat to the new PRESIDO... |
If u still aving exemption issue,don't loose hope... |
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