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Oshiomhole’s Home Under Surveillance, Edo Govt Worried

Nkem Ikeke, 1 hour ago

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The Edo state government has raised an alarm over threats on the life of the governor of the state, Adams Oshiomhole.

According to the state government, the governor’s country home in Iyamoh, Auchi was under aerial surveillance.

An unidentified aircraft was said to have flown over the Oshiomhole’s country home for several minutes in low altitude on Monday evening, The Nation reports.

This was disclosed in a statement by the Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Mr. Louis Odion, who wondered why the governor’s home would be under aerial surveillance, days after troops were reportedly stationed around Oshiomhole’s private residence.

He said: “At about 6p.m on Monday, April 6, a low-flying aircraft emerged from the blues and for several minutes, overflew the country-home of the Comrade Governor in Iyamoh, Etsakor West Local Government Area. Fortuitously, the incident occurred barely few minutes after the governor departed for Benin City.

READ ALSO: Governor Oshiomhole Addresses Buhari

“To us, there could only be two possibilities in the circumstance: either a military or civil aircraft. Knowing that no such flight or mission could have taken place without the knowledge or clearance of either the civil aviation authority or the Air Force, we find this development not only an unconscionable abuse of state powers, but also an extreme act of provocation. Had the governor not providentially left home before the mystery aircraft’s arrival, we can only imagine what could have happened if his security guards were left with no choice than to take a peremptory action.

“Only penultimate Thursday (March 26), we had cause to alert the nation to the deployment of an unusually large contingent of troops around the governor’s private residence in Iyamoh.

“Having been soundly beaten in the presidential ring, we are aware that PDP is presently sorely bitter and like a decapitated serpent, is looking for a target or anyone perceived as staunch Buhari supporter to hurl the venom left in its belly.

Source:http://www.naij.com/417146-oshiomholes-home-under-surveillance-edo-govt-worried.html

kekakuz:
[size=20pt] relax guyz buhari is now the Precident he will be sharing money on the street
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Oyocracy is the government of thyself by thyself for thyself bro. Oyo for U and your like thinking crew

SenatorJames:
But i cant see anything wrong in what he said, we all know that the whole world praised GEJ for the way he conceded his defeat.

the whole world is different from set of politicians who took campaigning strategy personal because of their selfish reasons and now the power has shifted they are all claiming they are doing their respective jobs "even with death threats? Buhari will die before the Election - Ayo Fayose..........wake Up bro

baba God with buhari u have introduce change to every household. I pray say U go introduce transforming change for every nairalander before this year runs out in Jesus name.

market no fit sell again now because na your selling point be the nude display. pack well

Dr. Reuben Abati waited till late in the middle of the night before posting tweets but trust me the fans are always on the lookout. Here is the tweet and the angry reply below.

Sai Baba!!! not the baba you thinking of, I mean Baba Jega!!! #Nigeria2015

when I say alcoholic drink it might be a wine, not necessarily a beer. but is it ideal to bless an offered glass of beer or wine before drinking?

The APC Lagos state govenorship candidate casting his vote!

STOP UPDATING INVALID NEWS..... HE HAS NOT BEEN ACCREDITED

@sagebiz am a very passive member of this forum I must confess U a game wizard for any one who apply brain along with U. develop yourself and I see U been an innovator with a millions of followers. thumbs Up

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Pre-Election Days********************
1. Stock essential food stuff at home.
2. Stock portal drinking water at home.
3. Keep some amount of cash for emergency at home.
4. Stock essential drugs at home.
5. Have enough AIR-TIME on your phone/s. 6. Avoid out-door activities – stay in-doors as much as possible through-out the election period.
7. Avoid heated political debates/discussions especially in public.
8. Never let anyone other than your immediate family know who your true candidate/political party is – claim not to be interested in politics.
9. Do not allow political stickers/posters/flags be placed/posted on your cars/houses. 10. Ensure that you have a full tank in your cars and generators before Election Day.
Please duplicate to all family and friends

rovercoca:
this thread was peaceful till virus came back..

a moniker tell a lot about every individual, kids bear such names like virus. check his response its not from an intelligent being. his level of thinking is below par. but @sagzy big Upz to the good work, keep calm and hold your peace.

bellychiz:
Yes pls they should hurry up especially with glo before I go mad abeg.

pls don't go mad for the sake of our unborn kids, pls swit

About to open the topic and I got this......For the FASTEST and EASIEST way to activate MTN Services like Data Bundles, BlackBerry etc., just dial *123#.

God will deliver Us from the power drunk slowpoke someday.......the same God that bless America will bless Us.

Europa League - Dynamo Kiev - Everton 19/03/2015
19:00:00 Clean Sheet No - Clean Sheet Away 1.18........please can brother explain? both team no goal?

Facebook is adding a feature to its Facebook Messenger app that will enable people to send payments directly to their friends on the social network.

The new feature will be launched in the coming months, initially for US users only. It will be available within the Android and iOS Messenger apps as well as through the messaging section of Facebook’s website.

People will have to register their debit card to send or receive payments through Messenger. Once set up, they’ll be able to tap a dollar icon within a conversation with a friend, and enter the desired amount of money to send.

In its blogpost announcing the new payments feature, Facebook stressed the security features around it, beyond the ability for users to create a dedicated PIN or to use Apple’s Touch ID fingerprint-security feature on iOS devices.

“We use secure systems that encrypt the connection between you and Facebook as well as your card information when you ask us to store it for you. We use layers of software and hardware protection that meet the highest industry standards.

These payment systems are kept in a secured environment that is separate from other parts of the Facebook network and that receive additional monitoring and control. A team of anti-fraud specialists monitor for suspicious purchase activity to help keep accounts safe.”

Facebook’s interest in payments and messaging has been no secret for some time now. In June 2014 it hired David Marcus, then president of eBay’s payments subsidiary PayPal, to be the social network’s vice president of messaging products.

In a status update announcing the move, Marcus described the “compelling vision about mobile messaging” from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg as the key factor in his decision to join the company, promising that he would be “getting my hands dirty again attempting to build something new and meaningful at scale”.

Questioned about the hire during Facebook’s next earnings call with analysts, Zuckerberg said of Messenger that “over time there will be some overlap between that and payments … the payments piece will be a part of what will help drive the overall success and help people share with each other and interact with businesses”.

Messaging apps' next threads: encryption, payments, media and ads
Facebook Messenger reached 500 million monthly active users in November 2014, with rapid growth fuelled by the social network’s decision to remove the messaging feature from its main apps. Peer-to-peer payments do not appear to be currently on the agenda for Facebook’s other messaging app, WhatsApp, which has 700 million active users.

Other messaging apps are exploring this area, though. Snapchat unveiled a feature called Snapcash in November 2014 in partnership with mobile payments firm Square, for example.

It was very similar to Facebook Messenger’s new feature, with users registering a debit card then typing a dollar sign, an amount and tapping a pay button to send money to a friend.

In China, messaging app WeChat’s users have been able to register their bank accounts since 2013. During the Chinese New Year holiday in February, its users sent more than 1bn virtual “red envelopes” of cash gifts to friends using the app.

Japanese social app Line is also rolling out its Line Pay service for in-app payments, initially from users to retailers and businesses, but eventually to one another, too. Korean rival Kakao has also been experimenting with mobile payments.

In the UK, meanwhile, Barclays recently became the first British bank to allow people to make social-media-enabled payments to each other – and to small businesses – by linking their Twitter accounts to its Pingit mobile payments app.

Source:http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/mar/18/facebook-messenger-app-mobile-payments

Olryt

So we hope you can join us for a minute’s silence, after Microsoft announced that they’ll soon be doing away with the iconic browser in favour of a newer version, which is currently codenamed Project Spartan.

Frustrated users have previously slammed the browser for being slow and bug-prone, and Microsoft once talked of changing the name of the browser to address “negative perceptions that no longer reflect reality.”

Speaking yesterday, Microsoft’s marketing chief Chris Capossella said, “We’re now researching what the new brand, or the new name, for our browser should be in Windows 10.

“We’ll continue to have Internet Explorer, but we’ll also have a new browser, which is codenamed Project Spartan. We have to name the thing.”

Microsoft also revealed yesterday that users were more likely to favour services with the company’s name in front of them, meaning that the new browser is likely to adhere to this format.

Although it’s not clear when the browser’s new name will be revealed, it will form part of the much anticipated Windows 10, which will launch later this year.

http://metro.co.uk/2015/03/17/rip-microsoft-has-announced-the-end-of-internet-explorer-5108302/

Do you ever wonder what magic formula the bank uses to evaluate your small business loan application?

Banks have different underwriting formulas, but many applications are evaluated on some version of what is commonly known as “the 5 C’s of credit.” The criteria include: character, capital, capacity, conditions and collateral.

Understanding these 5 C’s of credit puts you in a better position to successfully approach your bank.

Character is a subjective measure of both the borrower’s willingness and ability to repay the loan. This is where your personal credit history, personal financial strength and relevant work experience are evaluated. The importance of the personal credit report of somebody looking to start a business cannot be overstated. Banks use your personal credit history as a measure of character, and a way to understand how reliable an applicant has been in repaying past loans.

Capital is a measure of the borrower’s investment in the business or project as represented on the loan application. This helps the bank determine the borrower’s ability to overcome financial difficulties. Capital can take the form of initial cash infusion, retained earnings, or other assets of the business owner. Bankers tend to look more favorably on small businesses when the owner has made a personal investment.

Capacity is an evaluation of the borrower’s financial capacity to repay the loan. The bank wants to make sure the business will generate enough cash from daily operations to cover loan payments. The best way for the bank to determine capacity is by analyzing the historical cash flow generated by the business.

Conditions are a little more subjective. This is a measure of the overall economic environment. Bankers need to understand how the economic environment affects the company’s ability to repay loans. For example, how would a quick spike in the cost of oil change your expense projections? Your discussions with you banker about your company’s competitive environment is an important part of this analysis. The bank may also compare your company’s performance with peers’ performances.

Collateral is the safety net commercial lenders rely on if the company cannot repay the loan. While loans are not intended to be repaid by liquidating collateral, lenders must have some recourse in case the borrower is unable to make loan payments.

When lenders examine collateral offered by borrowers, they place a higher reliance on more easily liquidated collateral. For example, a loan fully secured by a CD or savings account is more likely to be granted than a loan secured by obsolete equipment. Remember that lenders are not interested in taking ownership of the items you pledge as collateral. However, your willingness to pledge personal assets as collateral reinforces your commitment to your business.

Banks have different underwriting criteria and certain banks place more emphasis on one criterion over another. But most banks use the 5 C’s of credit somewhere in the evaluation process. By understanding the 5 C’s, you can do a little self-evaluation in order to better position yourself for a successful trip to the bank.
Source:https://www.mtb.com/business/businessresourcecenter/Pages/FiveC.aspx

Oh! he is a commissioner alright case closed.

The effect of drugs.. .................

What of L80?

emekaxy:
GMB is a one minute man yet Aisha Buhari never left him......

aboki 1 min? I pity U.

Yes! Not because your sperm cant make a baby but no lady will want to waste uncontrollable urge on a one-minute-hitman. Try and fix the challenge_ good sex is a necessity, making babies? Periodical

Tydies:
My friend, workhard, pray to God and you won't have to worry if its fake currency or not.

why is understanding simple English posing as a big challenge for U.

People have most time perform ritual killings in exchange for money, in some cases some donate any part of their body in exchange for the currency. Either which way, is the money gotten from the rituals genuine or fake? What treatment should be given to it because only CBN is the only authorized body to print naira notes.

Olosho...Vennessa!!!