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Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

The Winners Golden Bet (WGB) weekend, revealed that Nigerians stake nothing less than N15 million on its platform on daily basis as part of effort to alleviate poverty in the country.

Also, the sport gaming company added that in the last three years over 2000 entrepreneurs been empowered with provision of necessary tools such as computer set, printing machine, among others, to set up shops as the company’s business agent with a view to expanding its reach in 21 states of the federation.

Speaking at a media briefing heralding the company’s third anniversary in Lagos, Executive Director, WGB,Mr. Suleiman Olabanji, said that the company would seize the Valentine Season as opportunity to reward and award its business agents across the country and unveil past major winners as evidence of business promoting entrepreneurship and empowering lives, along side unveiling of its Brand Ambassador: Jason, an artist in the music industry.

He said: “we have made people millionaires through what they stake and we have paid them, we are unveiling them for people to see that it is true. The game is real, is not just a game but a business and people are benefiting. We have given out so much money, some individuals have won N6million, N3million, N8million and more.

Sometimes, in a day we pay more than N200million to N400million because it spread across, it is not just one person and the highest an individual has staked in the game is N13million. There is no day we don’t sign money, an average winning that we sign in a day is close to N15million.

“We are bringing in new games because we are looking at games that would attract business to our agents. We encourage people by giving them Computer set and printer as part of entrepreneurship,” he said.

Olabanji described the business as a redistribution of wealth, explaining that the company is left with a small amount of money it holds on to which is less than five percent from which it pays salaries, put structures in place.

“we do a whole lot of financial management to sustain the business. Somebody must win everyday so we redistribute wealth, it is a poverty alleviation programme. We do overdraft to pay strategic winnings.”

Highlighting the level of women participation in the game, he disclosed that most people in the online transaction are women who seat down in their house and engage themselves in playing sport betting and predicting games, especially female bankers.

In particular, he said that the risks involved; delay in achieving cashless economy, poor power supply; are major challenges to the business.

“The major challenge in this business is power, this business provide employment to a lot of people but what kill the business is unstable power supply, people spend so much money buying fuel and these are people who what they make daily cannot be more than N3000 or N5000. If it is possible for people to make N3000 without spending money on fuel, it is possible for them to stay in the business, so power is a major problem in the business.

“Another problem is government’s over taxation, the tax burden for this kind of business is excessive, we pay both state and federal, we pay all kinds of government taxes, so there is a sort of over taxation on the industry, by the government,” he said.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/nigerians-stake-average-of-n15m-daily.html

Movie Producers disassociate selves from IPhone 7 Babes

18+ movie

This Movie You are about to Watch; “IPhone 7 Babes” was shot in locations within Makurdi in December 2016 by film producer, Derrick Walter of Nollyniz Gate Productions.

The associations on Saturday in Makurdi, condemned the content of the movie productions and said the actors that featured in them were not their members. A joint statement by the Chairman and Vice Chairman of the AMP and AGN, Rose Okwoli and Benjamin Ukwueze, respectively, described the productions as “archaic, barbaric, uncivilized , illegal and against acceptable moral and cultural norms which they are out to project”.

They also distanced themselves from the conduct and character of the artists shown in the obscene movies.

The associations, however, assured that efforts were underway to correct the negative impact created by the movies in the state, adding that several vetting agencies were already contacted.

“We have already contacted the National Film and Video Censors Board, Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Copyright Commission for necessary actions.”


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxglrtf1xlc

​There are lots of ways by which smart corp members can earn extra cash to support the monthly stipend given to them by the federal Government.

For an average corper, it can be a little difficult to live on this penny paid by the federal government especially if posted to areas of high cost of living.

Nevertheless, smart corpers will never be weighed down by these excuses, but rather will look for other ways as alternatives to make money and live a more comfortable life while they serve.

I don't think I need to remind you again that many corp members refused to go back to their home lands after service because they were rightly established where they served by the reason of what they do during their service year.

So who said it can't happen to you too? All you need is the right information and decision. Not even money is as important as they are right now.

Without wasting time, let's get into business.

Am going to be sharing with you some business ideas you can borrow into and make extra money in your service year.

1. Home tutorial/Private coaching

This has always being the first idea I tell corpers whenever I have the privilege of talking to them. This is because almost 85% of corpers today, are being deployed to the education sector. Whether schools or other edu centres.

Then you should look into how you could utilize that opportunity and start home tutorials for some children and make money.

Tell your students that you run such service. Meet their patents and agree on a convenient price. Before you do this for like two months, if you are really good at what you do, you will start seeing your students increasing daily.

And the more your students or home tutorials, the more money that will flow into your pocket.

No tax payment on such earning you know, just ensure to give your tithe to God..... smiles...

2. Bulk SMS service

This is one of the leading ways to make money for corp members at the comfort of their homes. It was one of the things i did before and during my service year which of course, brought me some cool money.

This is what you will do.

Since we have lots of establishments out their with huge competition. Definitely, each and everyone of them will be looking for means to outrun the others, which is why many of them uses the Bulk SMS service. They use this service to send reminder and greetings messages to their customers and clients.

The hidden truth is that they need someone who will do this for them to relief them of such stress, especially those ones that never knew about the service.

Walk up to establishments like schools, hotels, business ventures, churches and banks. Tell them about your service and hand them a short proposal letter describing what you do and what they stand to gain by patronizing you.

The reason for proposal is to give branding to your service. By the time you have two churches having more than 200 congregations with some banks and schools as your clients, you should know how much you are likely going to be making with that. Don't forget they will keep sending the messages periodically. May be twice in a week, and you will always be the one doing it for them at the comfort of your room; on your phone.

You can mail me at Christolu97@gmail.com for more help and assistance on bulk SMS business.

3. Catering and snacks production

If you are a lady and knows how to cook good food or knows how to make some snacks like egg roll, fish roll, doughnuts, cakes and pies. You can start making money from it by making them and probably selling them at your PPA.

You can also start teaching people and make more money from such service.

4. Sport viewing centres

Yes. You heard me right.

If you are lucky to be living in an environment where we have sport lovers, it's time you go beyond just shouting and arguing about Chelsea and Arsenal, and start looking into how to make money from such opportunity.

Set up a viewing centre and people will start paying you to watch football matches at your centre. This will only cost you a little to set up.

After one or two months, you can employ someone who will be in charge of the place and brings in your money even while you are not personally there.

It's a brilliant source of passive income you should consider.

5. Helping with student's Projects and assignments

If you are posted to a tertiary institution, you can start approaching the students with good cortesy and packaging that you can help them with their projects or assignments.

We all know that most of these students don't have time for such on their own due to laziness or some other factors. So you can do that for them and collect your money.

Imagine you writing an assignment for 30 students or project work for 10 students in 3 departments. you should know how much is likely going to enter your pocket.

6. Monetize your Skills

Haven't you heard that "the gift of a man shall make way for him"

That skill of yours, don't you think you can make money from it? If you can Dance, beat drums, play any instrument, make hand crafts and so on.

Tell people you can do such and arrange a class for them; may be every weekends and offer to teach them for a token. If you are really god at what you proclaimed to be doing, you will be surprised how much you will make out of it.

7. Livestock farming

There is gentle and cool money in this practice than what people do see from outside. Go into rearing of poultry birds, fishes, snails and rabbits and make good money. After you already have those animals to sell, package yourself and walk up to hotels and restaurants, tell them you have chickens, snails, cat fish you can be selling to them at cheaper rates. And many people will surely be willing to buy from you; because you are a Corper.

8. E-book Production

Are you good at writing? You can start putting your great ideas into writing even when you don't have enough money yet for its publication. You can produce them as e-books. E-books will cost you virtually nothing to produce.

write about how to solve some difficult challenges, how to make some food recipe, how to write and pass exams e.t.c. Then go online and use that your same facebook account and inform people about your book.

And trust me you are going to sell pretty well if the books really addressed a good problem.

9. Blogging and other Online business

You can learn how to go about blogging in just 2 days. You will start writing and make good money from it. I could remember my first blog kikiotolu.com started while i was serving.

There are lots of legitimate businesses you can do online and smile to the bank everyday.

10. Computer centres

You can open a small computer center where you do some typing, photocopy and scanning. To set this up will only take a small amount of money. And you can also start teaching people some little stuff about computer in your shop.

All those fresh secondary school gtaduates. Teach them the use of computer and you will be surprised we have lots of them that will keep recommending you to their friends.

By this, you will be able to pull more cash to make ends meet.

11. Video game centres

This also is a good way of making money for the male corpers. All you need to do is set up a small shop and get video games there, encourage students to start patronizing you by giving discounts on the games they play. If you have 50 students playing game at your shop daily, you should know the amount you will be realizing at the end of the month. Don't forget, you won't need any subscription for it, only a source of power. That's all, and you are good to go.

12. Plantain chips production

Did that sounds funny? Yes. Just the same way it sounds funny is the same way it brings in good money for serious corpers who understands packaging and lucky enough to be posted to where we have bananas in surplus.

Make them, package them well and put your brand on it. Sell them in schools and to other retailers and make good money.

The most important thing is to study your environment and see which of these business ideas will work best in your locality.

Feel free to contact me any time if you need any help or advice. You can reach me through this blog or mail me at nysctales@gmail.com..... And if you find this information helpful, share it with your friends to help them also.

Good luck.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/12-brilliant-ways-to-make-extra.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

The trial of Seun Egbegbe in an Ikeja magistrate’s court, yesterday, over alleged theft of nine iPhones was stalled as police failed to produce the defendant.

Egbegbe was said to have committed the alleged offence at the popular Computer Village, Lagos.

The filmmaker was arraigned before Magistrate Aje Afunwa on a one-count charge of stealing in November 2016 and granted bail in the sum of N1 million and two sureties in like sum.

The matter was slated for trial, but was subsequently adjourned to April 12. No excuse was given for his absence in court.

Dolapo Badmus, Lagos Police Public Relations Officer, had initially confirmed that the film producer is still in detention since he was arrested for the forex scam at Gbagada General Hospital last week, but will be made available to appear in court for the previous theft case.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/police-fails-to-bring-seun-egbegbe-to.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

The Minister of Communications, Barrister Abdur-Raheem Adebayo Shittu and a philanthropic organization, the MTN Foundation have been commended and appreciated by the Abdullateef Family for the recommendation and subsequent treatment of their baby girl, Mutmainat Abdullateef who had a whole in her heart in an Indian hospital.

Footing the $21,566 (NI0.6 million) surgery bill to correct Mutmainat’s congenital heart condition at Apollo Hospital, India, the MTN Foundation acknowledged and appreciated the minister for referring the baby’ case to assist her parents helplessness.

In a letter informing the minister of the successful treatment of Mutmainat, the Foundation said, ”we are pleased to inform you that following successful surgery and recuperation in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in Apollo Hospital, India, baby Mutmainat Abdullateef, who your office referred with congenital heart condition, has returned to Nigeria”.

The Special Assistant (Media) to the minister, Victor Oluwadamilare said despite the higher risk of performing the surgery (between 10 and 20 percent chance of surviving), the Foundation informed the minister of its ability to “save a life and contribute to the process of restoring the health of baby Mutmainat”.

Mutmainat’s father, Abubkar Abdullateef in an appreciation letter had commended the MTN Foundation for the timely intervention in the treatment of the girl.

“Sponsoring of such a very expensive surgical operation by MTN Foundation at this time of recession in the country, is an indication that the company is indeed out to assist the less privileged in the country”, he said.

Sometimes last year, the Abdullateef Family of Agoro Ogunmola Compound in Kishi, Oyo State in an hapless situation of inability to foot the medical bill of their daughter had approached Barr. Shittu for intervention.

The minister, then used his good offices to refer the family to the MTN Foundation and recommended assistance, to which the Foundation acceded and eventually foot the bill for travel, treatment and logistics for the patient and her mother in India.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/how-ministry-of-communication-mtn-saved.html

Well this instagram User MekaOjukwu Just Posted photos with the below caption;

Still reflecting on these images of me styled and shot by @thekevinkoya

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/come-and-see-photos-this-nigerian-man.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

The Federal Government has reviewed downward budgetary provision for the State House, Aso Rock Presidential Villa in the 2017 fiscal year.

Permanent Secretary in the State House Mr. Jalal Arabi who disclosed this yesterday said government has re-prioritised projects in its Medical Centre and suspended most of its capital expenditure proposals in this year.

He said the budget for the State House has been reviewed downward from N16.567billion to N13.567billion in the 2017 appropriation billion currently before the National Assembly.

He was speaking when members of the House Committee on Special Duties led by Nasir Daura, visited for their oversight to the State House.

Arabi also said the 2017 budget has become less ambitious than the 2016 appropriation as personnel, overhead and capital costs were minimally reviewed upwards.

He said: “The state house estimates are all based on existing projects that are classified as ongoing and that are simply rolled over from the 2016 appropriation and so, have the potential of being reduced in case additional releases are made for the projects before the end of the extended implementation period (March 2017).

“There is therefore no newly conceived project for the 2017. “We have equally re-prioritised the State House Medical Centre projects which are undergoing a review, hence the suspension of all the capital expenditure proposals for now. We shall however take advantage of the supplementary budget widow when necessary.”

He told the lawmakers that that it had received a total of N5.19billion as capital release from its approved 2016 Budget. This represents 47.5 per cent of the N10.94billion of the presidency’s capital budget for the year, thus leaving a balance of N5.74 billion (52.5%) yet to be released. He said that of the amount released, N4.8 billion (93.1%) has so far been expended on the capital projects for which the funds were appropriated.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/fg-cuts-aso-rocks-budgetary-allocation.html

ABUJA — Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, yesterday, flagged off the distribution of 20,000 solar powered lighting systems for rural communities.

Performing the flag-off at Wuna village, a rural community in Gwagwalada, a suburb of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Osinbajo said it had become imperative to provide alternative power sources that would be off the national grip to power the rural communities in the country, noting that it was not possible to connect every village and community to the national grip.

He said the realization of the project was sequel to an idea he shared with President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015 on how to better the lots of the rural dwellers.

He remarked that an estimated 70 million households in Nigerian were yet to be connected to the national grid, saying the programme would be replicated across the federation.

He said: “In September 2015, President Buhari spoke to me about what we could do to accelerate the electrification in the rural areas.

We had in mind different projects that we could do to bring electricity to many of our rural communities and villages. He was particularly concerned as we spoke about farming and also education in the rural areas.

“Renewable energy, especially solar power, seemed to be the one that will be cost effective and that we could deploy very quickly all over the country. Once we took that decision, we came across Azuri. We expect that this will be replicated all over Nigeria.”

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/02/osinbajo-flags-off-20000-solar-powered.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

Some communities in Jos North Local Government of Plateau state, have refused to participate in the on-going immunisation exercise against polio, citing hunger as their reason.

“The communities have shunned entreaties by the immunisation officers; they say the vaccine should be replaced with food,” Mrs Hannatu Davat, the Local Immunisation Officer, told newsmen in Jos on Monday.

The immunisation exercise, which began on Jan. 28, is co-sponsored by the local government in collaboration with the World Health Organisation, UNICEF and the Nigerian Rotary Club.

The four-day exercise, targeted at children below five years, vaccinates the group against polio and other killer diseases including hepatitis, measles, yellow fever and tetanus.

Davat explained that the parents, who rejected the vaccine, asked the government to rather work toward slashing the prices of food items.

She said that other residents, who refused to participate, claimed that they had collected too many rounds of the vaccination, while others described the vaccines as “’western medicine”.

The officer further said that even doctors rejected the vaccines on the grounds that government was paying too much attention to polio while neglecting other serious diseases.

“The local government has reported the development to the Plateau chapter of the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA), who have promised to ensure that no doctor rejects any polio vaccines meant for children.

“One of the doctors mentioned Mumps as one of the diseases being neglected, and described it as a serious disease which government hardly worry about.”

Davat said that the local government had set up a social mobilisation team that was moving through affected communities to sensitise them on the importance of taking the vaccines.

“Based on such efforts, some of the communities have changed their initial stance and are ready to bring their children, but others have remained adamant,” she said.

The officer, who refused to name the specific communities, however, revealed that three wards were involved.

“We have seven rounds of immunisation this year and this is just the first round; if we are not able to resolve the lingering issues, we shall forward them to the state office for further action,” Davat said.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/01/jos-communities-reject-polio-vaccine.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

2 Muslim Men Disrupt Church Service And Start Praying Chanting “Allahu Akbar” Right Inside A Church In Ubiane, Etsako West, In Edo State.

All the church members ran away.

See video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KecWZW3A_Ck

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) said its foreign exchange utilisation records for banks showed a disbursement of $1.1 billion in November 2016.

However, of the 4,328 transactions in the period under review, five banks dominated the deals with 2,892, representing about 67 per cent of the total activity.

The development showed that CBN, despite its quest to increase reserves’ profile, sustained its forex market interventions, as a way to moderate Naira depreciation that is induced by demand pressure.

It also showed that while all the bank’s are participating in the forex market transactions, the bulk of the deals are mostly traded by few banks, particularly the big ones.

The banks with highest utilisation were First Bank of Nigeria, with 1,039 deals; Zenith Bank, 706; Stanbic IBTC, 397; Standard Chartered Bank of Nigeria, 389; and First City Monument Bank, 361.

Out of 25 financial institutions- commercial and merchant banks involved in the transactions, only 1,436 deals were left for the remaining 20 lenders.

A currency strategist in one of the banks with international operations confided in The Guardian that while the volume is commendable given the country’s earning capacity, it is still a far cry from industry demand.

Meanwhile, the apex bank yesterday asked lenders to bid in a special currency auction due soon, in efforts to clear backlog of demands from businesses.

The backlogs are particularly for fuel importers, airlines, raw-materials producers, and makers of agricultural chemicals and machinery for manufacturers.

In December 2016, CBN sold about $1 billion on the forward market to tackle the backlog of dollar demands, in an effort to support production and fulfill its pledge to the real sector operators.

Research analyst at FXTM, Lukman Otunuga, noted that CBN is aware that the nation still remains exposed to both external and internal risks, particularly exchange rate, despite improved outlook, which should keep the CBN on high alert.

“It must be understood that the cause behind the incessant rise in consumer prices is the disparity between the official and black market exchange,” he said.

http://t.guardian.ng/news/five-banks-dominate-cbns-1-1b-forex-disbursements/

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

With Nigeria’s foreign reserve standing at $28.9 billion, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned against reckless depletion of the kitty.

Addressing reporters at the end of the bi-monthly Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting in Abuja yesterday, CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele said the reserves today stands at $28.9 billion.

“The fact that we have began to see some accretion to the reserve does not mean we should be reckless,” he warned.

He said the CBN “will continue with the policy of ensuring that forex is made available to those who are importing raw materials and supporting the agricultural sector but not to those who want to engage in less important sectors of the economy.”

“It is exciting to see this (rise in foreign resreves) happen. We do not run a floating regime, we run a managed float. What that means is that from time to time we will continue to intervene in the market to ensure that the exchange rate does not go beyond our expectations and those interventions would be to moderate the risk as we deem necessary,” he said.

Reacting to accusations that the apex bank is keeping multiple exchange rates, the CBN governor appealed to “those who are out there fomenting this bad stories in order to portray the monetary authorities in bad light to please assist us, if they have questions they should please approach us, we would respond to them as appropriate.”

Emefiele said the allegations of multiple rates is unfortunate and unfair from those with direct access to information in the CBN. “What I had expected is that they would talk to us, I know they know but of course the objectives they’re pursuing is best known to them,” he said.

He explained the “budget rates are forecast rates which has always been there from history; it is a rate used to determine the budget, we seized the opportunity when the issue of pilgrimage came up last year to explain what happened and you must put yourself in the position of a businessman where you have struck a deal but because the conditions have changed you now pull back and begin to change the conditions.

That is an unfair business practice. What happened was that sometime last year the pilgrims commissions (both Christian and Muslim) approached the CBN when the rate was N197/$ and those who were going on pilgrimages started to make payments at N197/$.”

He added that “they made their full payments in advance of the pilgrimages so when they now wanted to embark on their pilgrimages in July and August, somebody says because market has moved they should pay N300+/$. That would have, on the part of the CBN, been seen to be an unfair business practice just like if the rate had gone down. All other rates operate within the interbank segment and operate within the range.”

On the recent call by Vice President Yomi Osinbajo for both monetary and fiscal authorities to meet on the fate of the naira, the CBN governor stated that “we have been operating flexible exchange rate policy since June 2016 and that document is sound. There may be a few fine tuning in terms of the implementation strategies; we would look at it from time to time but there is nothing wrong with that document and there is nothing wrong with what the CBN is doing at this time to stabilise exchange rate but we will see to it that the currency stabilises at a rate that we consider to be in line with any model that anybody wants to use to determine the price and value of our currency. There is no need for anybody to panic.”

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/01/289b-reserves-cbn-warns-against.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

Access Bank Plc is a financial institution with presence in 9 countries in Africa and the United Kingdom and in all major cities in Nigeria. Also referred to as the Africa’s Bank of Best Practise, Access Bank operates on a platform of strong ethics, governance and professionalism.

Application are invited for:

Job Title: Access Bank 2 Year Frontline Internship Programme

Location: Any City, Nigeria

Job Descriptions

- This is an exciting opportunity for fresh graduates who are passionate about people and are interested in exploring various career options or require work experience as a pre-requisite for an MBA program with a leading international university.

- The frontline internship program offers on-the-job experience and classroom trainings that will significantly enhance the applicant’s customer service and people management skills.

- On a quarterly basis, the applicant will be exposed to a minimum of 8 hours classroom training which is in addition to the on-the-job experience.

Requirements

This program is for you if you:

- Have a Minimum of 2nd class lower degree from an accredited university
- Are below the age of 24
- Have the legal right to work in Nigeria
- Are willing to learn
- Are unapologetically driven

Application Closing Date
9th February, 2017.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should visit the link below:
https://www.accessbankplc.com/career

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/01/access-bank-plc-fresh-graduate.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

The Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun said the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) shared N400 billion which is N13.1 billion more than what the three tiers of government shared as revenue in December.

She said the N400 billion was distributed under four distributable sub-heads.

They are statutory allocation where the sum of N224.88 billion was allocated; Value Added Tax N79.27 billion, exchange gain N52.84 billion and excess Petroleum Profit Tax N42.99 billion.

From the statutory allocations, the minister said after deducting cost of collections to the revenue generating agencies, the Federal Government got N105.76 billion, states N53.64 billion and local government councils N41.35 billion.

In addition, she said the sum of N15.5 billion was given to the oil producing states based on the 13 per cent derivation principle.

For VAT allocation, Adeosun said the Federal Government received N11.4 billion, states N38 billion while Local Government Councils got N26.63 billion.

Adeosun said that the Federation generated N145.6 billion as Mineral Revenue and N103.1 billion as non-Mineral revenue.

The minister said the excess crude account now has a balance of $2.45 billion.

Adeosun said that the Force Majeure at Forcados, Qua Iboe and Brass terminals was still impacting negatively on revenue generation.

For instance, she said there was revenue decline of 65.4 million dollars in oil export sales due to a drop in production volume of 1.39 million barrels.

Also, the Chairman, Forum of Finance Commissioners in Nigeria, Mr Mahmoud Yunusa, said that states were determined to keep improving their internally generated revenue.

“Low federation revenue has become a blessing in disguise to us. Initially almost all the states relied heavily on FAAC.

“But now, because the money is no longer there, it has forced us to look inwards at the opportunities and potentials in our respective states and begin to explore them.

“We had to look at cutting cost in running governance and blocking all revenue leakages’’,. he said.

Yunusa said that most of the states have been able to improve their IGR through improved tax collection method and increased tax base.

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2017/01/federal-government-states-n131b-richer.html

Would love to hear bout Nairaland hack some years back....perhaps some peeps can learn from it. Though I have never experienced hack on www.kikiotolu.com

Pogba:
Cheap, I have nothing to say to you

As for this issue, the Nigerian Police Force is handling it already. A case file has been created for Idowu Babatunde Olugbenga and Jinadu Ekundayo for fraud. Justice will be done and they will be brought to book.

I won't give anymore details for now.

Be reasonable and stop using the NPF as a scarecrow... You paid for a FB page, you became the admin, all other Admins removed which left only you on the page, the next day you are removed from the page. Now with my experience its either you are the criminal or your acct was hacked by (a friend or hacker)....the only people you can blame are those who have access to your account. Stop making a fool of yourself by screaming NPF. I am even suspecting you

Cc: Lalasticlala Ishilove Mynd44

The crisis rocking the APC since the 2015 General elections seems not to be ending anytime soon. It seems to many onlookers that successful management of the party is a tougher task than success at the polls.

The crisis in the ruling party has taken another twist as the Political Advisory Council (PAC) of the national chairman has embarked on canvassing support for him.

According to New Telegraph, former governor of Kano State, Rabiu Kwakanso, who has lost out to the sitting governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Ganduje on the leadership tussle of APC in the state is said to have joined forces on the call that Oyegun must seize to remain party chairman.

At the forefront that APC Chairman John Oyegun should resign or be removed is National Leader of the APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Secretary to Government of the Federation, Engr. David Babachir, the Governor of Edo State, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole and Deputy National Publicity Secretary, Comrade Timi Frank. Babachir and oshiomhole are political allies of the APC national leader.



Speaking to Telegraph exclusively, one of the 7-man Political Advisory Council to APC chairman said the good thing about the fight and the allegations against their principal is that the President and leader of APC knows the truth. According to him, they have decided to reach out to other chieftains and stalwart of the party on the need to support Oyegun as the APC National Chairman.

He stated that every plot to remove Oyegun would fail, just as the political move to nominate him for Ambassadorial appointment failed. The Advisory Council member stated that it took the dexterity of the President not to include Oyegun’s name on the list of none career ambassadorial appointment.

On why the President did not include Oyegun’s name of the Ambassadorial list, he said:
“The President has said no to it and that there is a process of removing the National Chairman and that he cannot be removed by posting him out without telling him.

"The President was very categorical that you don’t remove the National Chairman of a party by just posting him out. He is just not anybody. If he was an outsider it would have been a different thing and as you also know, the National Chairman also has a right to reject any appointment.”

In his reaction, Chairman of APC Governors’ Forum, Governor Rochas Okorocha, said, “I want to assure them (Oyegun and others at the party's secretariat) that no one will bully them out or husk them out.

"But, where there is need to make amendment, which is natural within any human organisation, the party will be restructured for the purpose of making it stronger and to move forward as a people and as a party."

http://www.kikiotolu.com/2016/11/apc-crisis-kwankanso-aligns-with-tinubu.html

Igwevalentine:
This auto correct can wreck somebodys agenda with correction of words you want it to hurt the way you put it. Why will it correct my south W-A-S-T-E into south west.

But y would u wanna say that in d first instance.. Well this is a nice development as it is sure to drive in some employment opportunities over the years and save some bellies of the current hardship.

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Cheers

I think Mavin is up to something.... And YBNL is up to nothing....

Does anyone know where Chinko Ekun is...seems my naija music industry GPS can't locate him.


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As for Iyanya biko no tamper with Di'ja I love that babe oh...no go dey run her waist

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So shame....really really bad....something needs to be done asap bout the menace of Fulani herdsmen

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BonaVIta:
I knw this made FP not real because of the sorry state of the community, but because of the mention of the word "SNAKE"

BonaVIta:
I knw this made FP not real because of the sorry state of the community, but because of the mention of the word "SNAKE"

At times I am forced to think nairaland is a snake thing.... The number one secret to make FP on nairaland is by mentioning SNAKE.....if am not careful and I mention SNAKE once more my comment might be moved to front page.


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