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mistadayo:I got my alert for matured 91days TB from Stanbic at exactly 12noon today |
Irene1999:That's just a wishful thinking. We shall all see in few days time |
Kenerd:That's a prediction everybody can make and not fail |
remi1444:��� Praying for what has already been decided? Haven't you seen your putme result in your kofa acct? |
remi1444:Forget that. With the very high scores I have heard of, cut off for mbbs; Nursing &;Law can never be lower than 75%. It's just a matter of few days and it will all be unveiled |
remi1444:Why don't you find a way of complaining to the university authorities? |
yamendiva:Me think that the kofa account is not error proof and that''s why she should endeavour to complain to the university authorities. Also, the university should stop treating the way they calculate their post utme grades in secrecy to boost their image and credibility so that of there's a mistake, aspirants can seek redress |
Desanta:Oh yes and it's because many people are really lazy. They want to be spoon fed. I don't know why some people find it difficult to go back to read previous posts to aquint themselves with what happened in their absence from the forum. Same question was asked just few pages back and don't be suprised to see same next week |
remi1444:82% on her kofa account? And did you see it? I had 24/30 in screening test; 244 in utme =40/50 1B & 4Cs in o/level = 11/20 and final score of 75% in my kofa accoint |
Jumeeeeesal:What matters most is your kofa acct score and not utme result. The utme result; screening test score: o/L result score have all been computed to arrive at your kofa score as I posted earlier today. So your utme score no longer matter. For your information, those who scored between 161 & 240, all have 30marks over 50 while between 241 & 320 have 40marks |
Kenerd:Use the method I posted earlier this morning to calculate and see if your kofa acct result differs from what you get before concluding that something went wrong |
Kenerd:This is the way it was worked out: Jamb score is 50% Screening and o'level result is 50% ie 10 questions for 30 marks, o'level result for 20 marks for d relevant 5 subjects A is 4 marks B2 and B3 is 3 marks C4, C5 and C6 is 2 marks D7 is 1 mark F9 is 0 mark Jamb calculations 1-80(10) 81-160(20) 161-240(30) 241-320(40) 321-400(50) So your Jamb score of 295 = 40/50. Use your details to work yours out and what you get should be what you find in your KOFA account. |
lizzydonald:Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
remi1444:Thanks and God bless you. He is not even smart at all the way he is going about it |
PinocchioDMZ:Auctions are never held in Thursdaysome but Wednesdays old note |
Alikote:Again, I hope you are not specifying your own bid rate in the form given to you at the bank if your investment is below N50m instead of indicating that you want to go with the bank rate? If that is what you have been doing, there lies your problem. Ideally, the bank is supposed to reject your application if you do so and inform you that it can't be processed except you are prepared to go with their rate. But because they are usually not happy that you want to do TB, they will deliberately not correct you and each time, they will keep telling you that "your bI'd was not successful" and your money will remain there for them to use until you wise-up |
Alikote:Except you were trying to invest over N50m. I can't really understand why you were not able to get a onecyr TB for "two autions". If it was for less than N50m, you would have gone with the bank''s rate, and I have never heard that GTB failed to succeed in any of their bids this yr and from an earlier post, somebody posted that he had a successful 364day-TB with same bank in the last auction. So why is yours different? Hope you are not being deceived by someone in the bank especially your accounts officer if you involved him You better take a bow and leave to better TB banks |
xammy:Then what are you still doing there? Just move in to better banks I'd you ate not satisfied with their services. |
aaustudentadmin:I don't know why you are asking everyone who ask you question to "Follow me back so I can send you a PM" When we ask questions or seek for an explanation of things on this thread, the answer is supposed to be provided publicly so that every member can benefit from it to avoid others asking same questions severally. In this regard, I think this PM thing should not be encouraged. If anyone wants to help answer questions, the answer should be provided publicly since the question was also asked publicly. This PM thing is becoming suspicious o |
yomi007k:If you still want to stay with your first bank, you don't need to open another account. All you need do is to do your transactions through another branch where your account officer will not see you and don't act like a newbie when you meet the Treasury Bills officer. You see, many people cause the hostilities they encounter when they want to start doing Treasury Bills by informing their accounts officer probably because they are not aware that it does not pay him and the bank for you to exit savings or fixed deposit for Treasury Bills. When you want to exit fixed deposit for Treasury Bills, you will be doing yourself a lot of harm by telling your accounts officer your real intentions. Just tell him that you are no longer interested in fixed deposits and want your money in savings for savings interests only so that you can take it within minutes anytime you need it without going to the bank to fill and sign papers and do your Treasury Bills through another bank |
NL1960:✔✔✔ very good reasoning! |
MostBlessed:Why do you want to call him? To find out more of what? I pity you. He will do everything possible to frustrate the move and discourage you because it does not pay him nor the bank for you to move your funds from either fixed, savings or current account to do Treasury Bills in their bank not to talk of moving it somewhere else. He may even tell you lies about Treasury bills The moment you inform him about it, your troubles with him and the bank will start. In your own interest, just move to another branch of Zenith your present bank and do a transfer to the new bank account and don't ever disclose your reasons for the movement to ANYBODY else they turn against and frustrate you. Also don't ever allow them to postpone the movement under any guise and insist that the movement must be effected immediately or do an App transfer or Internet banking depending on the amount involved. "TO BEFORE WARNED IS TO BEFORE HARM" |
The latest news is that the non academic staff of universities will start their own strike on Monday 11th September 2017 which is the day AAU post utme screening will start. In view of the above, is the post utme still going to hold on that date or will be postpond? It's important for AAU to clarify this before prospective students start embarking on journeys from different parts of the country to Ekpoma. Somebody should pls clarify this |
Fratello:Just get into the bank and ask for the officer in charge on Treasury Bills. If it's the Primary market you want to invest in, tell him to give you the form for investment in Treasury Bills for the next aution. You will fill in your account number, the date of the auction you want to invest in, the amount you want to invest (this must be in your first bank account already), the tenor you want ((either 91days, 182days or 364days tenor) & indicate or thick if you want your upfront interest to be re-invested or not. Then sign at the appropriate place with date and hand the firm back to the officer. CHIKENA!!! |
joseph1013:Stop bothering yourself over what has not even showed any sign of happening my brother. When we get to that "bridge" (that is if we ever get there), we shall know how to cross it. Suppose you chicken out now and the economy continues to improve, then you'll be full of regrets. Be positive and watchful at the same time to be able to see such negative indices before they are fully blown in other to take very good decision. |
emmanuelewumi: joseph1013:Based on the submissions of condomuser, even if you spread your investments to a million different types, the same fate will befall all as whatever gains you make from ALL will also be affected by the devaluation. The only exception will be if any of your Investments is or are in hard currencies like the $, £, €, ¥ etc. So pls just don't bother yourself and continue with whatever type of investment you believe in and continue making or growing your profits at least to be able to cushion the effect of tgeanticipated devaluation which may not even happen. |
torres2:It's either they don't consider you and not debit your account for that week or debit you and process your application. First bank and indeed any other bank have no right to debit your account two or one week before the bid date as that will be fraudulent. Usually they debit accounts for the next bid on the Monday before the Wednesday bid date so, understand what I am driving at when I said that once you are debited before the bid day, your application will be treated. |
kycilae:Yes STANBIC pays monthly interest on Savings account at between 3 & 4% per annum which gives you between 3/12 & 4/12% monthly |
Fratello:Pls state whatever advice you need here so that many others too can learn or gain from it as that will save the trouble of having to give same advice or explanations all over again. But I also think that you should take the advice of taking the "pain" of going through this thread from page 0 for better understanding as ALL the advice and questions you may be seeking have been dealt with SEVERALLY by many knowledgeable members of this forum. I hope you will understand and not think that I am bluffing. |
emmanuelewumi:I insist that anyone debited by First Bank before the bid day on Wednesday will have his or investment treated for that week and I stand to be corrected. If you are debited before the bid day and it's not treated for that week, you have every right to seek redress if you know your rights cause they will have to show their reasons for the debit. Except if the bid of the bank for NTB fails |
emmanuelewumi:My brother, it's not true at all that if he was debited last Monday his Treasury Bill will be treated during the next bid. The true situation is that once you are debited before the day of the bidding, it will be treated for that Wednesday. |

