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I just received Alert. I'm from Egor.

PaperLace:
Nothing like staffs.

Nobody can load less than 200k in an ATM, that's not even up to a bundle of N500 or N1000. Or did you see them loading it?

Several issues makeup for ATM errors. You guys should embrace alternative means of payment. They have been preaching cashless policy, internet/mobile banking in Nigeria, una no gree. Everybody likes coming inside the bank.

The bankers are trying their best, sadly the crowd is overwhelming.

Nigerians are not coordinated too.
Stand on a queue, no way. Who do you people think you're doing?

Shey person go use mobile/internet banking buy chicken and its co-workers frm market ni. Guy dey ur foreign lane ooo

Story For the gods.

Gone are those days. I rep streets.

I got d same info bro at 11:15pm

This is the only country in the world where the Government is Jealous of her Citizens progress. Why increase data bundle tarriff at this time of the Year. Its well

The next u will see is a live Lion . Its well

post=50337691:
Oga nobody puts the Crown on the head of the Oba, he crowns himself. Bloggers and lies en.

Apparently you are not conversant with the process. The head of the Uzama (kingmaker) called Chief Oliha Crowns the Oba n also Announces his new name to the world.

Guy, how much? I wan buy

ehisdan:
Ur number is not complete

Pls add me up too. 07033279511

How to Remove virus - Asking to delete icons (when we left click) to recycle bin? I use window 8.1 HP G2 255 pc. I can't do anything without that problem occuring. The problem started 3 days ago.

MrKingsley001:
Was there a final score. didn't really take note. got A's all through except for chest, where I got a B. Does this mean my final score was A?

There is nothing like final score in both the physical attribute assessment sheet and the Educational Credentials assessment sheet. However, in the physical attributes sheet, their is a remark to be made by a officer on d spot. (I.e qualified/ Unqualified).

charlfay:
Someone who has done in benin (edo state) should please help with the venue address, thank you.

The screening is live @ Ogida police barracks, Ogida, Benin-City.

sauceEEP:
Wow,see her flat tummy... What is her rank? ASP

A coat of arm insignia signifies SP

kholexgman:
just in....be checking your email from Monday.NPF will start sending mail to shortlisted candidate...best of luck

Got the same update from a PSC commissioner today.

Gentleface5:
cadet ASP (specialists) 500

Constables 7500, Specialist 1500, Cadet ASP 500, Cadet Inspectors 500.

l rep april 22/Benin/Policeman

AGAINST the backdrop of the fatal road accident that claimed the lives of the Minister of State for Labour and Employment, James Ocholi, his wife Blessing and son, the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has warned that dealers in fake tyres would henceforth be charged with murder.
The Acting Director General of SON, Dr. Paul Angya, while speaking at an engagement with tyre dealers in Lagos at the weekend said SON’s mandate is known to everybody who is aware of standardisation but as Acting Director General, he would enforce serious sanctions on those culpable. He stated that SON was going to play along with the Federal Government’s change mantra, which does not give room for corruption.
He noted that 8,986 accidents were recorded in 2015, while 4,100 were killed and 732 people died as a result of tyre bust. He urged the tyre dealers to cooperate with the organisation by putting an end to importation of sub-standard tyres into the country. “We are ready to eliminate importation of sub-standard products into Nigeria. Because of this, we have reached out to other government agencies to ensure that we work together and stop smugglers of fake products into the country,” he said.
He stated further: “Our Act empowered us to jail promoters of sub-standard products by up to 10 years and we will not relent to jail any culprit. If you have fake tyres in your shop, make sure you dispose of them in the next 24 hours, failing which our team will visit you and will charge you for murder.
“To eliminate corruption from SON, we are going to introduce e-payment, e-invoice and e-receipt to stamp out corruption from the system.”
Speaking on improving locally produced goods, Angya said the organisation’s vision was to get closer to the people so that their goods and farm products would be up to global standard.
“To ease our work and improve quality of goods and products in Nigeria, we are working to improve expansion of SON’s facilities across the country so that people in Sokoto will not travel to Maiduguri to test their products,” he said.

ABDUCTOR of 14 year-old Ese Oruru to Kano, Yunusa Dahiru, also known as Yellow, was yesterday, granted N3 million bail with stringent conditions.
Yunusa was arraigned on a five-count charge bordering on abduction, illicit affair and rape of 14 year-old Ese Oruru.
Justice Hyeladzira Nganjiwa of the Federal High Court in Yenagoa granted Yunusa bail of N3 million and two sureties of like sum who must present three years tax-clearance receipts to be verified by the Court Registrar.
The two sureties who must be within the jurisdiction of the court must be a title holder and a civil servant of grade 12 and above.
Counsel to Yunusa, Kayode Olaosebikan in his written address had brought the application for bail in pursuant of sections 158 and 162 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015 Section 36 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
He argued that it is a settled principle of criminal jurisprudence that granting bail is at the discretion of the court which shall exercise such powers judicially and judiciously.
He assured that the accused in line with the affidavit deposed to support the bail application would be present to stand trial.
The prosecution counsel, James Anata who, in a 10 paragraph, counter affidavit stated that it was difficult to arrest the defendant and bring him to this court because he was protected by the Islamic Council, said granting him bail would enable him to escape and abscond from trial.
According to him, since the objective of bail is to enable the accused come back and stand trial, it has been proven by previous experience that the accused person will never come back for trial.
He said aside jumping bail; the accused may tamper with the prosecution witnesses especially the prime witness who could be influenced by the defendant not to testify.
In his ruling which lasted 20 minutes, Justice Nganjiwa relying on sections 158 and 162 of the Administration of Criminal Justice noted that he has taken into consideration the argument of the two counsel and without hesitation, wants to grant the accused bail in line with the powers of the court.
“In consideration of the application, what is taken into consideration is that the offence is bailable and that the accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty. I am aware that the offence he is accused of is serious but that does not foreclose bail.That the accused might jump bail, it is incumbent on the court to impose conditions that would make the accused appear for trial. I, hereby, grant bail with N3 million and two sureties of like sum residing the jurisdiction of the Court. One must be a title holder while the second surety must be a civil servant not less than grade 12. The accused must not travel out of the country without the knowledge of the Court. He is also to deposit his international passport in the Court. The Court registrar must verify the claims of the sureties. The defence counsel must also sign an undertaking on the appearance of the accused for trial”
Justice Nganjiwa adjourned the case to April 19 for hearing on the application of the Prosecution Counsel to hear Ese Oruru’s evidence in camera.
While Anata commended the Judge for the insightful judgment, Olaosebikan expressed happiness with the decision to grant Yunusa bail.
Parents of Ese, Mr Charles and Mrs Rose Oruru, who were in Court with their eldest daughter, Patricia Oruru disappointed with the decision to grant Yunusa bail left the Court immediately Justice Nganjiwa gave his verdict.
Annkio Briggs who was also in Court in solidarity with the Orurus, expressed disappointment with the ruling and pass a vote of no confidence on the Police prosecutors handling the case.
She called on the leadership of the Nigeria Police to send their best hands from Abuja to Yenagoa, to ensure Ese gets justice.

My window 8.1 OS expires on 22nd of this month Pls, how do i activate it?

Important Notice to all JAmbites who scored below 160 should contact Mr. Moses Amen on 09023327645; a software and ICT technician at JAMB HQ. He upgraded my 182 score to 240. I hope this little info helps someone out.

Important Notice to JAmbites!!! Anyone of you who scored below 160 should contact Mr. Moses Amen on 09023327645 or 08154554849; a software and ICT technician at JAMB HQ. He upgraded my 182 score to 240.

ipledge10:
Poor report. .the total population of uk is 63,843,856,and 3million Nigerians are living there illegally,that means about 5% population of uk are Nigerians living there ILLEGALLY

USA thats have population of about 5times Uk population and less strict immigration Policy have like 11million illegal immigrants.Uk alone is now having 3million Nigerians illegal immigrants. ..

house committee don dey smoke marijuana

The 3 million illegal immigrant are undocument. Hence, they are not among the Uk population. In otherwords they are over stretching their infrastructures because they are not planning for them.

The Nigerian Communications Commission on Monday said it would sanction MTN, Airtel and Globacom for defying its directive on automatic migration to Pay-As-You-Go data bundle.
The commission made this known in its ‘2015 3Q Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Report’, obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos.
The NCC said it had continued to receive complaints from subscribers on automatic migration of data bundle package to Pay-As-You-Go billing upon the depletion of their data bundle.
It stated, “Consequently and pursuant to section 53(1) of the NCA 2003, the commission on the 3rd of August, 2015 directed all mobile service operators to comply with the data bundle directives. That where a subscriber’s data bundle account is fully depleted before the due date, the service providers should notify the subscriber via SMS, giving information regarding the tariff/billing rate for automatic migration.
“That all service providers should henceforth stop auto-migration of subscriber’s data service to the Pay-As-You-Go account upon the depletion of the data bundle account, except with the express consent and authorisation of the subscriber via SMS.”
The regulatory agency said that a follow-up compliance check was carried out, which revealed that Etisalat was the only operator to be in compliance with the directive.
It said that Etisalat notified its subscribers through SMS of the depletion of their data bundle accounts before the due dates.
The telecoms regulator also said that Etisalat sought the consent of the subscribers before automatically migrating them to the PAYG data service.
The NCC added, “Globacom is in compliance with Direction No. 1 as subscribers receive SMS detailing the tariff rates for auto-migration on depletion of their data bundles. However, Globacom failed to obtain express consent from the subscribers before migration to PAYG and, therefore, (was) in violation of Direction No. 2.
“MTN is in compliance with Direction No.1, but failed to highlight the tariff rate for PAYG billing. In addition, data service is not suspended upon the depletion of the data bundle account even without an authorisation via an SMS from the subscriber.
“Airtel is not in compliance with the above directions. Consequent upon the above, the commission has issued a notice of intention to sanction the concerned service providers.”

Does Omega 3 supplement boost the immune system and are there any adverse effect?

See What These 2 Girls are Busy D0ing With Their Big Ukwu....Its massive

Dilation and curettage (D&C) has been revealed to greatly increase the risk of premature births later on.

Researchers found that D&C which entails dilating the cervix and removing any tissue remaining in the womb to prevent infection, and is routinely used by doctors after miscarriage or pregnancy termination, upped the risk of very premature births by nearly 70%.

In a review of 21 studies covering 2 million women, Dutch researchers found that D&C increased the risk of premature birth, that is when a baby is born before 37 weeks, in a subsequent pregnancy by 29%.

The risk of very premature birth, before 32 weeks, rose by 69% while in the general population, the risk of pre-term delivery without a D&C is about 6%.

The additional risk from the operation brings the figure to 7.6%.

Pim Ankum of the Academic Medical Centre at the University of Amsterdam, thus said the results “warrant caution in the use of D&C after miscarriage and induced abortion,”

Ankum further said dilation may impair anti-microbial defences, causing genital tract infection, or weaken cervical tightening, both known factors for premature birth.

The research was unveiled in Lisbon at the annual conference of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE).