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Who owns Zenith bank? Do you want to know? Well, read along to find out. Zenith Bank is a Nigerian multinational financial services provider. It is licensed as a commercial bank, by the Central Bank of Nigeria, the central bank and national banking regulator. Zenith Bank is a large financial service provider in Nigeria and Anglophone West Africa. As at 31 December 2016, its total assets was N4,739,825 million with shareholders’ equity of N616,353 million. The shares of stock of the company are listed on the Nigeria Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange. Zenith Bank History Zenith bank was established in May 1990 and commenced banking operations in July of the same year. On June 17, 2004, following a successful Initial Public Offering (IPO), the bank became a public limited company. On 21 October 2004 its shares of stock were listed on the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE). The bank’s shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) following a listing of the $850 million worth of its shares at $6.80 each, in 2013. Zenith Bank Branch Headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, Zenith Bank Plc has more than 500 branches and business offices in all states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Zenith Bank Subsidiaries Zenith Bank maintains subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Ghana, Sierra Leone and The Gambia. The Bank also has representative offices in South Africa and China. Zenith Bank Owner The owner of Zenith Bank Nigeria is one of Africa’s finest businessmen, Jim Ovia. Read Biography of JIM OVIA Here Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/06/meet-zenith-bank-real-owner-history-of.html?m=1 lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, naijacutee, dominique, puskin, FOD
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Do you know there are dangerous drinks that exist in Lagos, Nigeria that you might be aware of and yet still take. Although it is compulsory that drinking water to satisfy thirst is part of human habit especially after a meal is consumed or eating. Some drink alcohol while others take beverages or wine. No matter what kind of drink is taken into the body, we must be careful to know whether such is dangerous to the health. A recent research showed that drinks that are dangerous to health are consumed by Nigerians but mostly Lagosians. Below is a list of 5 most dangerous drinks consumed in Lagos, Nigeria that are harmful to the health 1. Pure Water You might be wondering why the most popular packaged water in Nigeria is topping the list. This is simply because it doesn’t meets all the hygienic standards for water to be considered pure. It is known to all that pure water or the Lagos sachet water sells for N10 and is the fastest selling product in Nigeria especially in Lagos and generates millions of Naira if not billions in the whole country. What makes pure water dangerous to the health is not even the packaging per say but the places where they have been packaged. Believe you me, if you visit factories where these sachet water are packaged, you will decide never to drink such again. No wonder analyst suggest that those who drink such have greater chances to contact typhoid. Most reported cases of typhoid in Nigeria are as a result of people drinking unclean water. The government should step up its efforts to providing clean and accessible water to its citizens while checking the excesses of these factories that produce pure water in Nigeria. 2. Opa-Eyin This is popular among Lagosians. It is made by mixing locally made gin with an unknown kind of herbs and roots. The myth among people is that it is rumored to cure diseases of different kinds. And since it has been used since time memorial, people has fallen for this dangerous drink consumed by Lagosians in Nigeria because of the unproven medicinal importance attached to it. One may need to known that no one can tell the source of the type of local gin, and science has not yet ascertained the kind or type of roots and herbs used to prepare “opa-eyin”. Infact, medical research has proven time and time again that herbs work but when not administered at the right doze can be detrimental to those who take it. 3. Codeine It is no surprise that codeine falls third in this list of 5 most dangerous drinks consumed in Lagos. This type of drink is popular among the youths in Lagos and it is contained in cough syrup sold in local drug stores. It comes as no surprise on why cough syrup prices on the shelves of these pharmaceutical stores has increased, well it might be connected to the high intake of codeine by the youths around. The chemical codeine is known to cause one to sleep especially when one suffers from insomnia. 4. Monkey-Tail This is one of the most deadly drinks to take because monkey-tail is a blend of the locally made gin and Indian hemp or cannabis also known as igbo. It is shocking to see many people wasting their lives on taking this kind of drink which according to medical experts can make one get high and causes mental problems. It also destroys the internal organs of the body. 5. Scooshes Finally on our list of 5 most dangerous drinks consumed in Lagos, Nigeria that are harmful to the health is skooshes. This drink is made from Zobo but mixed with dangerous substances like local rum, cannabis, and codeine. Funny enough, this drink is still served at popular bars in eye catching packages at drink spot and posh bars across Lagos metropolis and also in top cities around Nigeria. With the above listed mixture, I need not write much how dangerously deadly if I may use the word on how such a concoction can be and the hazard it causes to the health. Conclusion Although, the Federal Government in its effort to curb the production of these dangerous drinks in Lagos has established an agencies to oversee the stop of the production of these deadly drinks like NDLEA, NAFDAC, etc. The trend has not reduced a bit especially now that the economy is not stable. We put out this information on dangerous drinks consumed in Lagos and in Nigeria as whole to notify people on the health implications of these drinks so as to avoid them and report any one found producing them to the appropriate authorities if caught. Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/06/top-5-most-dangerous-drinks-consumed-in.html?m=1
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On Thursday, June 22, 2017, several Nigerians are in courts across the country on corruption charges, for amounts going into billions of naira. We gathered that there are at least 5 corruption cases in court according to a list and infographic published by Transparenc ITng. Below is a list of the cases in court, the amounts involved and the judges: 1. Alex Badeh Alex Badeh, ex-defence chief, is facing a N3.9bn money laundering charge by the EFCC. The case is to be heard by Justice Okon Abang at the Federal High Court, Maitama, Abuja. 2. Murtala Salisu Murtala Salisu, the acting director of the Gombe state university, and two others are being arraigned by the EFCC for misappropriating N19 million before Justice B. L. Illiya at the Gombe High court. 3. Jide Omokore Jide Omokore, a businessman, and five others have been arraigned by the EFCC for $1.6bn money laundering. The case is to be heard by Justice Nnamdi Dimgba at Federal High Court, Maitama, Abuja. 4. Prof Benjamin Ogunmbodede Prof. Benjamin Ogunmbodede, the ex-director of the IART, is being arraigned by the EFCC alongside 12 others for a N115m scam. Justice N. Ayo-Emmanuel will be hearing the case at Federal High Court, Ibadan. 5. Dr Okechukwu Udenze For awarding a contract without approval and cash backing, Dr Udenze and 7 others are being arraigned by the ICPC before Justice Peter Umeadi at the State High Court, Awka, Anambra. Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/06/see-5-nigerians-arraigned-to-court-on.html?m=1 lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, OAM4J, Fynestboi, Obinoscopy, ijebabe
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Even if you keep your smartphone safe in your pocket or purse, it is still at risk for picking up a virus or leaking data to thieves. Hackers don’t need physical access to your phone to steal your personal information or infect the device with malware. They infiltrate your phone with innocent-looking apps or link it via unsecured Wi-Fi networks. However, you can keep hackers from getting the upper hand by taking the following steps to secure your smartphone: • Step 1 Lock your phone when you are not using it. Set a password and change it regularly to prevent others from guessing it. Lock patterns are an alternative if you have trouble remembering your password. Your phone may also have a facial-recognition lock feature. If this is on, the device unlocks only when the camera detects your face. Voice recognition is another option; with this turned on, your phone needs to hear your voice say a specific word or phrase to unlock. • Step 2 Activate your phone’s tracker capability, if it has one. If your phone supports this feature, you can see its location on a map and track the device when it moves. If your phone is stolen or lost, use the tracker app to lock it remotely. This makes it harder for hackers to access your data. • Step 3 Update your phone’s firmware to the most current version. Many phones do this for you automatically, but if you have turned this option off, you will need to download the update manually. You can download the latest update directly from your phone. Alternatively, connect your phone to the computer and launch the software that came with the device. The application will connect to the download Web page and install the firmware on your phone. • Step 4 Install apps on your phone only if they come from a trusted source, such as the manufacturer’s app store. Most official app stores verify the authenticity of their products, so they are much safer. Before downloading any app, read the description and reviews so you understand what you are getting. • Step 5 Check an app’s permissions before installing it. If an app requests access to your personal information, do not install it, simply deny the request. • Step 6 Avoid leaving your phone alone in a public place, such as on a restaurant table or on your office desk. If you must leave the phone, keep it locked and hide it somewhere, such as in a drawer, to prevent theft. • Step 7 Delete text messages from unknown senders that ask for your information, and avoid clicking links in messages. Some hackers send messages that appear to be from your bank or another trusted source. If you click the link in the message, the hacker can steal your information or install malware on the phone. Do not download apps via text message; this is a common way for hackers to infect your device. • Step 8 Access the Internet on your phone only from a secure Wi-Fi network. Wi-Fi networks that aren’t secure allow nearby hackers to intercept your data when you get online. Don’t do any shopping or banking on a public Wi-Fi network; hackers can swipe your bank account number or other financial information. Instant-messaging and other communications apps may contain security holes that allow hackers to snatch your personal data. If you have access to a cellular network, use it instead of public Wi-Fi. • Step 9 Protect your phone with an antivirus app. Check your phone’s app store to see what’s available for your device Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/06/how-to-protect-your-smartphones-from.html?m=1 lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, Obinoscopy, Fynestboi, honsule, puskin, dragnet
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A Brief Guide It is no news that due to the global crashing of oil price and the current economic situation in Nigeria, citizens are looking for ways to survive the situation and one of the ways they do that is venturing into agriculture. And for those that had tried their hands in agriculture, it had proven to be very lucrative and addictive. However, venturing into agriculture is not easy, you need capital to start and grow in it and getting this capital can be difficult. Even though the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) released about N200 billion to fund agriculture, many people still don’t know how to have access to this money. If you are a farmer and you are looking for how to get loan for your farm business, worry no more as this article would show you how to access loan for your Agric based business. First, it is important you know that not all agricultural ventures can be used to access this loan. Some wouldn’t even pass the review stage, so it is better you venture into the farm business that will getyou the money from the bank to start yourbusiness. Some of these includes Maize farming, rice farming, cassava farming, cocoa farming, snail farming, poultry farming, fish farming, etc. To get the loan as a farmer, visit your states branch of Bank of Agriculture (BOA)and ask for the requirements for accessing the loan. However, you need to know that you might be lucky to collect it ifyou have been banking with them for at least 6 months and also have saved at least 20% of the amount you intend to loan from the bank. The interest rate is 12% when you get to the bank, you will get briefed on the requirements. Conclusively, it is important you have a good business plan as that would be one of the most important thing that will make or break your chance of getting the loan. Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/06/how-to-get-agricultural-loan-in-nigeria.html?m=1 Farmtech, Pavore9, lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, Obinoscopy, dominique
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Here's a quick tips that would guide you and lead you to prepare Gbegiri soup... Nigerian locally made soup; here's a super hot education. Read on.. REQUIREMENTS - 2cups beans - 3 oz tomato paste - Chili powder to taste - Seasonings and salt, to taste - 2 teaspoons olive oil - 1 fresh onion (chopped) - 300 grams mackerel fish Directions for Cooking • Soak the beans for about 5minutes, remove the skin very well and cook the cleaned beans until it is very soft. • You may blend the cooked beans if you want a very creamy soup. • Add as much water as you want to make the soup either thick or light depending on your preference. • Do not cover the pot again from this point. • Clean your fish and cut into desired sizes. • Then add all ingredients and the fish into the cream and cook until the fish is properly cooked. • Remember not to cover the pot after you have added water and other ingredients to avoid foaming. Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/06/how-to-prepare-nigerian-gbegiri-beans.html?m=1 lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, MissyB3, tjskii
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In today’s entertainment industry, popular music producers in Nigeria have gone a long way in making famous artists. With their help, Nigerian music topped various charts, racking various awards and is seen as the best music industry in Africa. While we celebrate top musicians in Nigeria, it is also right we do same for these prominent Nigeria’s best music producers. They have gone a long way in creating beats that can even compete with the likes of Jay Z, Kanye West, David Guetta who are seen as top America’s music producers. Below in no particular order is a list of 5 best music producers in Nigeria today that are popular 1. Sarz “Sarz on the Beat“ real name is Osabuohien Osaretin. Most people often hear this especially at the beginning and end of his music productions. It is no surprise that Sarz is among the famous music producers in Nigeria that has made not only money but also a name for himself in the entertainment scene. Most of his hits with top musicians like Wizkid, late Goldie, Reminisce, Shank, 2Face Idibiato mention but a few has seen his popularity spread beyond the shores of Nigeria. Sarz is now solo as he is no longer with Trybe records. 2. Masterkraft Masterkraft real name is Sunday Ginikachukwu Nweke and is one of the Nigeria’s most popular music producer. He began life in the music industry when he was just eleven. He has collaborated with both music and Nollywood celebrities such as Sound Sultan, Banky W, Jaywon, Stella Damascus, J. Martins, Sammie Okposo, etc. He is also known to be a musical director and spear-heads live performances/shows in Nigeria. 3. Don Jazzy Don Jazz needs no introduction as he is the richest music producer in Nigeria and Africa. According to Forbes 2017, he is Nigeria’s richest musician. His real name is Michael Collins Ajereh as Don Jazzy and he is the Boss and CEO of Mavin Records. His influence in the Nigerian music industry can’t be rivaled and is on the list of influential persons in Nigerian music industry. With more than hundred great hits that is trending in the country and abroad, it is not surprising to call Don Jazzy the best music producer in Nigeria currently this 2017. The list of musicians in Mavin records include Reekedo Bank, D’Prince, Tiwa Savage, Dija, Korede Bello, Dr Sid, and others. 4. Leriq Leriq real name is Eric Isaac Utere and he is a popular recording artist, who continues to produce great beats and music. No wonder he is one of the most sought after producers in the Nigerian music industry. With hits featuring Wizkid that brought him to limelight, this Nigerian artist has also worked with the likes of Chidinma, Burna Boy, Wande Coal with other top Nigerian musicians. 5. Spellz His real name is Benjamin Obaze. His popularity started when he produced a powerful hit “Champion” by General Phype in 2009. He has also produced beats for talented Nigerian musicians such as Damy crane, Tiwa Savage, D’ Prince and a host of others. He is also one of Nigeria’s best music producer currently. Few other Producer worth mention are: 6. Pheelz 7. Del'b 8. Legendary Beatz 9. Young John 10. Shizzi Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/06/top-5-best-music-producers-in-nigeria.html?m=1
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