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Bossforeva:
The unsuccessful recognition of my fingerprint scan, has been giving me much worries.
it really looks like a non-issue, but because of this, i have not been able to get my New National ID, Voters Card and more recently today, i went to obtain my BVN from GTBank and the same Biometrics Issue occurred. Now am thinking of getting an International Passport, and i dn't want the embarrassment where people will be getting theirs while i'll be told to kindly step aside after unsuccessful trials. It really makes one feel incomplete.
The green light when using Dermalog doesn't show on all of them. Some are yellow others outright red. I suspect it is as a result of my soft and little bit moist palm.
please if you have a solution, kindly tell me as i need help.
Thanks... Mods, Seun kindly frontpage too

watzz:
I got this job link from a friend and decided to apply but was surprised when I discovered only a selected handful of federal and private universities can apply. What do we call this? University or Educational Discrimination?


Here is the job link: mobile./job/442817/graduate-trainee-lorache-consulting-in-lagos?ref=/

CPriest:
[size=13pt]It's 2016. You've got N5k. What will you do?[/size]

So far I have got -

1. Forex Binary
2. Laundry
3. Honey Business
4. SMSBusiness (not sure N5k will do this. Not so much interested, too many players too)

Update (from my own research)
5. Snail farming (I wonder why I didn't add any food related stuff though Honey is there)
6. Articles (content)
Thanks Okwori12, falad4u200

Good people, do you have any more ideas for me? If no, help me select which one of them I should go for.

Oyind17:
I went to my elder brother's house for a visit and I lost my peace due to what I saw there.
I didn't call him on phone before going, I knocked and their first son opened the gate for me, when I entered they were eating. Normally the woman was supposed to dish food if they needed more but to my greatest surprise she asked him to dish more, like an obedient servant he went to the kitchen to get more.

About 30 minutes later her younger sister arrived and the wife started sending him all manner of errands, she started with bring yam for Mercy( the name of the girl), he brought the yam and she sent him again to tie the yams together for the girl, I was pissed cos I couldn't believe my brother was doing that.

She later send him to their shop to bring some stuffs for the girl, I left immediately cos I couldn't bear it any longer. The girl is above 20

To the men,would you accept such from your wives and to the wives would you treat your husbands as errand boys.

PassingShot:
NCC had no reason not to renew MTN's licence then.

The fine, even though huge, was known to MTN in the meeting all telecommunication coys had with NCC. Plus they were warned on previous violation before this particular one.

Forget about who will cover percentage fall. There are many telecommunication companies that will be happy to jump in. Withdrawal of their licence could be effective in six months from the day the pronouncement is made thereby using the period to get other coys enter the market.

Don't tell me MTN is indespensable in our telecommunication industry.

cold:
NCC should not be seen to be lacking in enforcement powers. They should be seen to have a bite to go with their bark. If MTN gets away with flouting the laws of their host country,it will be a recipe for disaster. All this talk about people losing jobs and chasing away foriegn investment is just ludicrous. In as much as we want companies to come and invest,we shouldn't be at their mercy and watch them run riot in the country. You want people to come rent your house but keep it in a decent state not tear the house apart simply because they're renting it.

franciskaine:
Disobedience to law requires adequate punishment and reprimands be it an individual or establishment. MTN is not bigger than the law and should pay for disobeying and flouting business laws of Nigeria. They rather cooperate with the necessary authorities in finding a meaningful solution or leave our shores. I don't think South Africa will tolerate any Nigerian firm flouting its orders or any other country for that matter.

franciskaine:
Disobedience to law requires adequate punishment and reprimands be it an individual or establishment. MTN is not bigger than the law and should pay for disobeying and flouting business laws of Nigeria. They rather cooperate with the necessary authorities in finding a meaningful solution or leave our shores. I don't think South Africa will tolerate any Nigerian firm flouting its orders or any other country for that matter.

franciskaine:
Disobedience to law requires adequate punishment and reprimands be it an individual or establishment. MTN is not bigger than the law and should pay for disobeying and flouting business laws of Nigeria. They rather cooperate with the necessary authorities in finding a meaningful solution or leave our shores. I don't think South Africa will tolerate any Nigerian firm flouting its orders or any other country for that matter.

Naughtysite:
Buari should prove his worth by BANNING MTN from Nigeria.

I am ready to give up my MTN line, though its my business, company and banking line.

MTN is a very wicked company. For 3 weeks now, once i load a card and dont finish it that day, by morning my balance becomes ZERO. After calling 180 and writing them via email, nothing has CHANGEd.

BAN MTN and stop chasing rats like Dasuki and Namadi Kalu.

Nigeria needs that N720bn by next week..

Kath5kouture:
http://pulse.ng/feat/ady/job-hunting-4-reasons-your-cv-might-not-get-past-the-receptionist-id4470881.html

ijustdey:
www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/12/18/man-dies-after-drinking-4-crates-of-beer-in-lagos/

henryanna36:
Shiite sect members in India took to the streets to protest the killing of their members by Nigerian army in Zaria.

This is really getting out of control.Don't you think the story is generating a global attention which is likely to tarnish our image at the international scene?The earlier President Buhari arrests the condition,the better for Nigeria.

Source: http://trezzy2..com.ng/2015/12/shiite-sect-members-in-india-protest.html

dainformant:
This is really shameless and embarrassing for citizens to be robbing the dead. Some residents in Zaria, Kaduna state were pictured taking "spoils" from the dead victims after the clash between the Nigerian troops and the Islamic Movement of Nigeria on Sunday. In the footage posted online, the youths carried out the act with cool minds as if it was their right in doing so...a very big SHAME indeed. See photos gotten from the footage..

http://www.nationalhelm.com/2015/12/graphic-photos-see-how-victims-were.html

dainformant:
This is really shameless and embarrassing for citizens to be robbing the dead. Some residents in Zaria, Kaduna state were pictured taking "spoils" from the dead victims after the clash between the Nigerian troops and the Islamic Movement of Nigeria on Sunday. In the footage posted online, the youths carried out the act with cool minds as if it was their right in doing so...a very big SHAME indeed. See photos gotten from the footage..

http://www.nationalhelm.com/2015/12/graphic-photos-see-how-victims-were.html

stupidity:
Before I advice u, how endowed is her buuby and buuty??

I want to know if they are worth my advice.

emamos:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/buhari-isnt-god-ill-continue-to-say-the-truth-fayose/

morereb10:
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has fined Guinness Nigeria Plc, N1bn for violating laid down rules.

Punch Newspapers reports that NAFDAC accused Guinness of allegedly revalidating expired products without authorisation and supervision, and exposing its raw materials to rodents.

An excerpt of the letter from NAFDAC, which was obtained from Punch, reads “In view of the above, you are further required to take the following actions: disclosure of all your warehouses in the country and submission of inventory level of the stock thereof; submit a written voluntary consent of forfeiture for destruction of the expired and revalidated raw materials discovered in your warehouse; and submit a notarised undertaking to comply with all the guidelines, rules, regulations and enactments of the agency, and to refrain from any future violations.”

See more on http://www.exlinklodge.com/2015/11/food-drug-angency-nafdac-slash-guinness.html






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morereb10:
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has fined Guinness Nigeria Plc, N1bn for violating laid down rules.

Punch Newspapers reports that NAFDAC accused Guinness of allegedly revalidating expired products without authorisation and supervision, and exposing its raw materials to rodents.

An excerpt of the letter from NAFDAC, which was obtained from Punch, reads “In view of the above, you are further required to take the following actions: disclosure of all your warehouses in the country and submission of inventory level of the stock thereof; submit a written voluntary consent of forfeiture for destruction of the expired and revalidated raw materials discovered in your warehouse; and submit a notarised undertaking to comply with all the guidelines, rules, regulations and enactments of the agency, and to refrain from any future violations.”

See more on http://www.exlinklodge.com/2015/11/food-drug-angency-nafdac-slash-guinness.html

Lovely! these firms cannot come and be giving us shit in this country. Enough is enough




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wachakuta:
By Emeka Aginam
While pleading for staggered payment model, MTN has finally bowed to pressure as it has accepted to pay the N1.04 trillion fine slammed on it last week by the telecoms regulatory authority, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).

Accordingly, the telecoms operator was fine for violating its directive on SIM deactivation.

This follows series of meeting held between MTN management team from South Africa and Nigeria with the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.

The telecoms operator which has largest subscriber base in Nigeria, it was gathered, may have agreed to pay the fine to sustain the interest of its telecoms business.

Industry sources who confirmed the new arrangement, disclosed that the federal government is already yielding to the plea, which according to him, was part of the agreement reached at the series of meeting held at the weekend in Nigeria.

“There have been series of meeting at the Presidency between the Vice President Osinbajo and MTN team both from South Africa and the Nigerian arm. MTN wanted a waiver considering their level of investments in the country, but government did not buy the idea of waiver. Instead, I think there will be concession, but certainly not a waiver. At the conclusion of the meeting, the MTN people negotiated on how to stagger the payment. The Presidency is even angry because MTN was a signatory to the regulation, but they are failing to comply with rules.”, the source added.

It would be recalled that NCC had said that MTN would not escape the fine, owing to the enormity of its implication to national security.

Although NCC had hinted that the issue is being handled by the federal government, the telecoms authority also noted that MTN would risk withdrawal of its licence if its fails to comply with the fine.

Even with the widespread calls for the intervention of the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA), on the N1.04 trillion fine, Chief Femi Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), had last week called on the NSA not to intervene in the matter, adding that NCC regulation must take its course.

NCC said it had consistently engaged Mobile Network Operators, (MNOs) to strictly adhere to the regulations and its business rules in the registration of their subscribers.

Following several engagements, the Commission had confirmed various cases of violations of the regulations and sanctioned appropriately.

MTN bows to pressure, agrees to pay N1.04trn fine - Vanguard News
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/mtn-bows-to-pressure-agrees-to-pay-n1-04trn-fine/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

wachakuta:
By Emeka Aginam
While pleading for staggered payment model, MTN has finally bowed to pressure as it has accepted to pay the N1.04 trillion fine slammed on it last week by the telecoms regulatory authority, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).

Accordingly, the telecoms operator was fine for violating its directive on SIM deactivation.

This follows series of meeting held between MTN management team from South Africa and Nigeria with the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.

The telecoms operator which has largest subscriber base in Nigeria, it was gathered, may have agreed to pay the fine to sustain the interest of its telecoms business.

Industry sources who confirmed the new arrangement, disclosed that the federal government is already yielding to the plea, which according to him, was part of the agreement reached at the series of meeting held at the weekend in Nigeria.

“There have been series of meeting at the Presidency between the Vice President Osinbajo and MTN team both from South Africa and the Nigerian arm. MTN wanted a waiver considering their level of investments in the country, but government did not buy the idea of waiver. Instead, I think there will be concession, but certainly not a waiver. At the conclusion of the meeting, the MTN people negotiated on how to stagger the payment. The Presidency is even angry because MTN was a signatory to the regulation, but they are failing to comply with rules.”, the source added.

It would be recalled that NCC had said that MTN would not escape the fine, owing to the enormity of its implication to national security.

Although NCC had hinted that the issue is being handled by the federal government, the telecoms authority also noted that MTN would risk withdrawal of its licence if its fails to comply with the fine.

Even with the widespread calls for the intervention of the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA), on the N1.04 trillion fine, Chief Femi Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), had last week called on the NSA not to intervene in the matter, adding that NCC regulation must take its course.

NCC said it had consistently engaged Mobile Network Operators, (MNOs) to strictly adhere to the regulations and its business rules in the registration of their subscribers.

Following several engagements, the Commission had confirmed various cases of violations of the regulations and sanctioned appropriately.

MTN bows to pressure, agrees to pay N1.04trn fine - Vanguard News
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/mtn-bows-to-pressure-agrees-to-pay-n1-04trn-fine/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

wachakuta:
By Emeka Aginam
While pleading for staggered payment model, MTN has finally bowed to pressure as it has accepted to pay the N1.04 trillion fine slammed on it last week by the telecoms regulatory authority, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).

Accordingly, the telecoms operator was fine for violating its directive on SIM deactivation.

This follows series of meeting held between MTN management team from South Africa and Nigeria with the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.

The telecoms operator which has largest subscriber base in Nigeria, it was gathered, may have agreed to pay the fine to sustain the interest of its telecoms business.

Industry sources who confirmed the new arrangement, disclosed that the federal government is already yielding to the plea, which according to him, was part of the agreement reached at the series of meeting held at the weekend in Nigeria.

“There have been series of meeting at the Presidency between the Vice President Osinbajo and MTN team both from South Africa and the Nigerian arm. MTN wanted a waiver considering their level of investments in the country, but government did not buy the idea of waiver. Instead, I think there will be concession, but certainly not a waiver. At the conclusion of the meeting, the MTN people negotiated on how to stagger the payment. The Presidency is even angry because MTN was a signatory to the regulation, but they are failing to comply with rules.”, the source added.

It would be recalled that NCC had said that MTN would not escape the fine, owing to the enormity of its implication to national security.

Although NCC had hinted that the issue is being handled by the federal government, the telecoms authority also noted that MTN would risk withdrawal of its licence if its fails to comply with the fine.

Even with the widespread calls for the intervention of the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA), on the N1.04 trillion fine, Chief Femi Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), had last week called on the NSA not to intervene in the matter, adding that NCC regulation must take its course.

NCC said it had consistently engaged Mobile Network Operators, (MNOs) to strictly adhere to the regulations and its business rules in the registration of their subscribers.

Following several engagements, the Commission had confirmed various cases of violations of the regulations and sanctioned appropriately.

MTN bows to pressure, agrees to pay N1.04trn fine - Vanguard News
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/mtn-bows-to-pressure-agrees-to-pay-n1-04trn-fine/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

iliyande:
I’m married to my childhood sweetheart. We lived together for a few years then got married three years ago. He’s a lovely and responsible man and I’m lucky to have him. We have a great relationship, apart from the physical side. His love-making no longer turns me on as it used to.

I’ve never considered cheating on him though lately, I’ve told myself that if the chance arose, I might just go for it. I love my husband very much and we have a cute one-year-old son. He’s very extroverted and I’m sure he’ll be terribly hurt if this marriage breaks so would I. Is there any way out of this.

Bunmi column

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/love-making-with-my-husband-no-longer-turns-me-on/

smushi:
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HungerBAD:
Presumed Dead.

If his family, friends and Associates have not heard from him, then they should prepare for the bad news. Rest in Peace, until we meet to part no more.

If only they knew, If only they just stayed back home with their loved ones, If only they missed their flights,If only they postponed this Holy trip until next time.

Still puzzled, and seeking answers to the Relevance of this Hajj in the life of an average Muslim. Does Visiting Saudi, makes you a better Muslim?or we just want that toga Alhaji?

olokfor:
[img]http://3.bp..com/-Z8zRUcohfys/VgqJSPFtEhI/AAAAAAACBKw/vvhW3EVP_Pk/s1600/HON.jpg%20[/img]
Contrary to the official report by the Lagos State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board that no casualty was recorded among the pilgrims from the state in the stampede that occurred in Mina, on the way to Jamarat, where many pilgrims died, Classic International Magazine has reliably gathered that one of the pilgrims from the state, Hon. Adeola Maurufudeen Adefolabi is still missing.

Hon. Adefolabi is a one term honourable member representing Ifako Ijaiye in the lower chamber of the National Assembly and former chairman of Ifako Ijaiye and Ojokoro Local Government Areas.

The magazine further learnt that Hon. Adefolabi was last communicated before the unfortunate disaster that claimed hundreds of lives and all efforts made by family, friends and fellow pilgrims to locate the grass root political titan has proved abortive.

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/09/hajj-stampede-hon-adefolabi-still.html

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