mountlarry:
Locate the nearest NAICOM office closest to you and make your complaint. Your money will be paid in full or they risk their license.

I have complained to NAICOM and it has been a month now - no action from them. This month has made it 10 months I terminated my policy with them. How did I fall into this trap?

This post just made my day.

Mylove55:
becos u want d era of free money and corruption

APC e-warrior, u are just struggling to get attention. Come for tutorials on how to protect your paymasters.

PaulIdu:
Is this woman really Igbo? If so how did she embed herself so deep in Northern politics .. I am still confused how an Igbo woman earned the trust of Boko haram

So this guy is an illiterate that cannot even read at all? I have tried to see where Igbo was mentioned but nothing...

LuvU2:
He has nice abs but his face looks rough

pls i need to chat with u...

ichommy:
Lasgidi

South West don't get Oyel.

See Oil well


Proudly Afonja

So na so oil well dey dey? hmmmmm

hopsydboi:

Nigeria state is bigger than any political party? What have you been able to do to all their nepotism, favouritism, bribery n corruption, fund mismanagement and embezzlement over the years! If you can't see the truth in his analysis, you are one of them and you are a thief

Yes thief! The ones that steal our money! Thief!

I won't stoop to your level of name-calling. As for the vices you mentioned, I have always and will always condemn it but in social media, discussion forums (online and offline).
My comment only stated that when making analysis, we should desist from comparing PDP with the nonsense APC is feeding us with. When PDP was in power, believe me, they got enough dose of their well-deserved criticism which culminated in their being booted out of office. Remember, two wrong cannot make a right.

I hope I did not waste my time explaining this to someone with low IQ.

TonyeBarcanista:

No one justified or rationalised the appointment.... Read again and you will get the message...

Read my comment again. You started by comparing what PDP did and so APC is doing it. Why the comparison in the first place. Why not just condemn it?

NgeneUkwenu:
Please Fayose, address only the IPOB miscreants...we are not interested in your Unintelligent and useless explanations...

If that is your profile pic, u are ugly o!

TonyeBarcanista:
Earlier this morning, I received a call from a member of my palmchat social media circle probing my silence on the appointment of 84-years old Otunba Senator Biyi Durojaiye as the new Chairman of Nigeria Communication Commission, a sector unarguably dominated by young people. Though I wasn't impressed by the appointment of Otunba Biyi, and I see it as another setback in the agitation for a generational shift in leadership, I still couldn't help but do a retrospection in PDP, that I am unfortunately aligned with at the moment to check whether it is any different.

About 24hours after the appointment of Otunba Durojaiye, the Makarfi led Caretaker Committee of the PDP released a 248-member National Convention Committee list and another 80-member Finance Committee list for the Convention. A look at the 328 Member Combined list will show names of those that came, saw and never conquered. No single individual within the youth age of 18-35 was considered. In the list, there are lots of people that are even in their Seventies(official age). On sighting the list, I told some members of my clique that young people are in trouble in both parties. Then I asked "What is the difference between the appointment of  Senator Durojaiye and the PDP Convention Committee list?"

APC AND PDP DON'T CARE ABOUT THE YOUTH
If you take a look at the ministers appointed by the government of President Muhammadu Buhari, the "youngest" minister as at time of appointment was/is Abubakar Malami (SAN), who is the  Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation. How "young" is he? He was 48years as at time of appointment in 2015, and now 49. Kemi Adeosun, the finance minister that people call "young" is also 49(a month older than Malami). Meanwhile, the Youth Policy in Nigeria defines youths as citizens of the Federal Republic of Nigeria within the age of 18–35 years. In other words, there is NOT a single Youth within Buhari cabinet... Even the Youth Affairs Minister is 54 years of age.

Under the last administration, the only youth that made it into the cabinet of President Goodluck Jonathan was Dr Nurudeen Mohammed, who was appointed at age 35, though the appointment was commendable, he was however relegated to the position of junior minister despite his performance in the Senate during screening exercise. Meanwhile, the former President would later appoint a 58years old two-time former Governor of Adamawa state, Boni Haruna as "Youth Minister". He would also appoint an 80years old Dr. Christopher Kolade as Head of Sure-P, and an 80-years old Bamangar Tukur as "Ambassador at Large". For those that may be unaware, Tukur was a Governor of Gongola state in 1983 (36years ago).

In truth, political appointment in this part of the world is about "sharing" the spoils among party top chieftains and not based on factors that will push the country forward. This is the norm in both PDP and APC, and unfortunately for young people, they are never considered in the scheme of things because they were not among the "FOUNDING FATHERS" of either parties.  The interesting thing about the whole event is that both APC and PDP have a form of established barter system where there is an unwritten code that mandates both parties to heavily reward any chieftain that switches camps.  This privilege is only reserved for "elder chieftains' not rank and file youths.

THE CHIEFTAINS OF PARTIES IN BOTH APC AND PDP WILL CONTINUE TO HOLD SWAY
If you look at both parties, for one to emerge as candidate for General election or Conventions, he must win popular votes among the "delegates" of the party. Who are these delegates?

While some may assume that the "youths" from both camps can mobilise themselves with their clear majority, both parties constitution doesn't work that way.

In the PDP for instance, to elect a governorship candidate, the party constitution provides that each ward will present 3 delegates, of which one will be a woman. To provide shield in case of hijack, the party provides that there shall be "AUTOMATIC DELEGATES". These automatic delegates include, National Chairman and Members of the National Executive Committee, Elected office holders from the state, Members of the Zonal and State Executive Committee,   LG Party Secretary, Treasurer, Youth Leader and Woman Leader, Former members of state Working Committee,  Former Governor and Deputy produced by the Party and  Former Speakers & Deputy Speakers.

A look at the "automatic delegates" has given the "Chieftains" undue advantage in the whole process. We shouldn't even forget that even the ward congress is organised by the chieftains and their wish stays. This is not different from APC... Well, their party after all.


NIGERIA NEEDS 21ST CENTURY LEADERSHIP
Nigeria is in a quagmire because the people that were the problem are the same group of people parading themselves as the solution, even when they either lack the cognitive skill required of 21st century leadership or they are simply there to further their business.

Our present crop of Governors and LGA Chairmen are unable to use modern skills to achieve wealth creation, neither are they able to utilise various resources in their domain to shoot IGR upward. Shamefully, most of them believe that governance is about sitting in the office and waiting for oil money to share. Some see governance as frivolty like  posing for pictures with the poor and those in need of good governance. Sadly, they couldn't consider it wise to appoint smart brains as Special Advisers to help shaping their administration.

NIGERIA YOUTHS MUST STEP UP
Nigeria Youths must arise. Our South African neighbours have grown beyond youth being part of governance but moved to young people taking over reins of power. Unlike Nigeria that keep permuting men of mid and late 50s-60s to succeed Buhari, South Africans are permuting lads of 33-45 to succeed Jacob Zuma in 2019.  We need a change in orientation and take that leap of faith for the sake of Nigeria and our future.

THE POWER OF YOUTHS
In 2013, a group of SA youths led by 33years old Julius Malema, a former President of ANC Youth Wing formed a political party called Economic Freedom Fighters. In 2015 August, they successfully secured a judgement from the Constitutional Court to order President Jacob Zuma and the Speaker to payback state funds that was used for personal effect. Before the judgement, the party participated in 2014 Parliamentary election and won a whopping TWENTY-FIVE seats out of 400 in the National Assembly, and Seven out of 90 in the National Council of Province. These are in addition to seats won in various provinces. In fact, they became the third force in South Africa.

In 2014 a 17-years old Joshua Wong, and other teenagers including Agnes Chow and Oscar Lai, and 21-years old Nathan law led fellow students to shut down Hong Kong for almost two months due to unfavorable pro-China policy. Even after the protest, these lads went ahead to form a Political Party in April 2016 Demosistō. Nathan Law(23) is the Chairman, Oscar Lai is Vice Chairman, and Joshua Wong is Secretary general. A key agenda in their manifesto is self-determination for Hong Kong people, and they have been growing in popularity despite government persecution.

I believe that I have said a lot. I wish to take a pause at this juncture.

As for my PDP friends, before you criticise Buhari for appointing an 84-years old man as NCC Chairman, please ask yourself whether or not PDP considered a youth in their own appointment. As for those young people that are justifying the appointment, I leave you to your conscience.






May God Bless Us All and Bless Nigeria

For comparing APC and PDP in your analysis....I will say it is a junk analysis and a complete waste of time. The Nigerian state is bigger than any political party and such what Buhari did is not advisable.

Your current school is trying to downsize. This is the safe way most establishments retrench their staff so that nobody will feel he or she was singled out. Just take the new offer as you can never be certain of the outcome of the re-application exercise.

ijustdey:



“To me, it is a positive sign for our power sector. The decision of NERC to respect the court is a sign that conflicts and interests in the power sector can be resolved in a democratic environment. These are the hallmarks of a good economic and investment-worthy destination. There are silver linings in the cloud of the setback, which the judgement appears to represent.”



http://punchng.com/fg-opposes-electricity-tariff-reversal-backs-nerc/

Why is this not affecting the pump price of PMS as the crude oil which is the raw material is down now instead the price went up? I dislike people that turn theories around to suit their nefarious acts. FG backing anything that will remove food from the table of most Nigerians.

Friedweed:
Name Checkers Association Timbuktu branch reporting....

Name check........... SODEKE
Shape of head........CONE/OBLONG SHAPED
Facial features........SCRATCHED/CLAWED FACE
Cultural Identity.....SUFFISTICATED and BROWN ROOFED
Region......SOUTH W.ASTE

Tribe.......By their deeds we know them

..... South W.aste sorry Sodeke is f**king re.tar.d!

Deen77:


They are failure, which minister. Okonjo waste all the opportunity. I have Twitter to channel to bring her live to face Nigeria.

See our survival resources below by economist from the a german bank, Nigeria is zero reserved.

APC e-warrior detected! A zomboss! Respect!

When all the security apparatus have been secured by them, then wait for it......




















JIHAD!!!

Hi guys,

Please I need your help. I have been running this life assurance policy with an Insurance company for more than 40 months and going by their policy terms and conditions, I can cash out 100 percent of my investment after 3 years (36 months). On Nov. 2015 I wanted out, they started making things difficult telling me I will lose money if I cash out now as the economy is bad on them.

I insisted that they give me back my money as I really need it. Knowing how desperate I have become as it is for medical emergency, they deducted about N124,000 from my premium (of course interest accrued forfeited too). I insisted that they will pay my complete money - they said take it or leave it.

From a friend's advice, I decided to fill the discharge voucher and terminate the policy but as I write I am still battling to get them to credit my account for over 8 months now!!

The insurance account officer called me yesterday saying I should sponsor his trip to their head office in Lagos so that he can go and push for my cheque to be out soon. Make una see me see wahala o!!! Na office he wan open for my head now!

Good people of Nigeria, how do I go about this? I have sorted out the medical emergency with loan after running around like rat whose house is on fire but I still need the money to offset the loan plus interest.

Help!!!!

SweetOlive:
Maybe you didnt store it properly?

Good reasoning. No mind the op

Hi Op,

Please you don't have anything good to say, only to kill a good brand. I hope u know the company can sue u! After enjoying the butter, stored in your kitchen cabinet that we don't know the hygienic condition for God knows how long and you here killing a good brand that has sustained Nigerians for so long now.

watchworldpro:
I disagree bro. My car has not visited any Mechanic in past two years and will still hit the 500,000km target I set for myself. Maybe u need to go through my first post to have an idea of my maintenance history. Or wud u consider servicing as going to the mechanic? .

Yeah I saw the regular maintenance you are giving the car but seriously, the mileage is directly proportional to use (with more wears and tears experienced as with all mechanical systems). Regular maintenance can help prolong the lifespan - it is a fact. I hope you can also agree with me that the lesser the mileage, the more life there is in the car.

erico2k2:

What car do you have?
Did you import it directly from abroad?
Or is it used abroad?
What year was it made?

I use Toyota Camry 2009. I bought it here in Canada.

Why will one buy a high mileage car? The higher the mileage, the more maintenance that will be required and more money to be spent at the mechanics. My car had a mileage of 30,000 miles when I bought it, I have used it for 2 years now and no major maintenance except for the quarterly servicing like changing oil, filters and tyre pressure checks and change - all preventive maintenance.

I weep for Nigeria!

This guy go come dey straff girls up and down now...

Saw this video and can't stop laughing as boys are no longer smiling with this wind of change.... lol


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy2sscQ0GfM

iamexcelblog:
Wow.... This Hausa man is moving drugs the whole Igbo drug traffickers have not been able to move in 5 years combined!

Meanwhile, look at the comments above and below me and you will come to see truely how most Nigerians hates Igbos... Yet wont allow them to leave! This is not a conspiracy theory.. The evidence is right before you!

All the comments above are mostly tryin to justify the crime! Nobody mentioned Hausa/ Fulanis and drugs! Even one nematode was calling on government to legalise it and export to rasta countries! Just because it was not Igbo.

If it were to be an Igbo man now, you will hear the likes of Omenka shouting "The lost tribes of Uganda, Kill them, Burn them, Hang them, Igbos and drugs"... Hypocrites. This country is so disgusting with all the tribes muddled up in it!

The Yorubas are scared of their masters - the Hausa/Fulani. You want make herdsmen show for their side? Yeye people

I was not surprise after all...Yoruba keeping Nigeria in darkness.

Avalon316:
What is going on?

These guys that live lavishly? It's only in Nigeria that you will see a young guy with a salary of 250k driving a car worth 2.5m . That's too much for someone with that kind of pay. No savings for the rainy day.

Please how is that too much? 2.5m is the price range of good cars that can serve. You expect him to buy headaches of a car or keep trekking for Buhari after having worked for a good number of years? In fact must u comment on a thread?!!