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amazontoafrica:
This review is regarding my experience with this company. We found them here on Nairaland and i feel its best i leave my review here. This company (Mr Nonso) was so rude after i made initial payment of N759,000 to install a call center for us.
Then the horror story started, i practically had to threaten him to come and deploy the job in Abuja.
After the job was done (painstakingly) as i literally had to beg him to complete the job (staff were even asking if the job was free).
A balance payment of another N700,000 making a total of 1.4 million naira paid for this call center service.

Then after service was another issue, he screamed at me over the phone when i called to make any inquiry or ask for support regarding the system he installed (i have chat evidence to support our correspondence). On Friday after we needed to make clarification from him on why we were given a 2g gsm gateway for N335,000 (as his invoice did not indicate this) he screamed at me, hung up and texted me to get someone else to to support on the call centre.

Fine i agreed and got someone else but this company has refused to give me my SIP Account password. i sent him 11 whatsapp messages pleading for the password he used to set up my SIP account and he told me to go online and search for default password. I have decided to reset the whole system and start all over again but i feel this review is necessary as i wish someone left a review to help me before i patronized his services. I do not know if this is how he treats his other clients (though i observed he spoke rudely to them over the phone while he was at my office) but i must say i had a bitter experience dealing with this company.

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This is the height of humiliation but he don't deserve pity. If you doubt this go and ask Erastus Akibgbola of the defunct Intercontinental Bank. Sanusi spearheaded one of the most shady & controversial interbank deal, and many souls that dependend on that thriving institution suffered.

This is the height of humiliation but he don't deserve pity. If you doubt this go and ask Erastus Akibgbola of the defunct Intercontinental Bank. Sanusi spearheaded one of the most shady & controversial interbank deal, and many souls that dependend on that thriving institution suffered.

This is the height of humiliation but he don't deserve pity. If you doubt this go and ask Erastus Akibgbola of the defunct Intercontinental Bank. Sanusi spearheaded one of the most shady & controversial interbank deal, and many souls that dependend on that thriving institution suffered.

This is the height of humiliation but he don't deserve pity. If you doubt this go and ask Erastus Akibgbola of the defunct Intercontinental Bank. Sanusi spearheaded one of the most shady & controversial interbank deal, and many souls that dependend on that thriving institution suffered.

Wazobiamax22:

their stand was healthy for our democracy

I think this current senate have called for a public hearing something that Saraki single handedly rejected

Now watch how they will infiltrate that public hearing just to pass this bill

Are these current ones not there to represent our best interest but what going on now

when its time to pad money, will they invite the public

SMH

Is passing budget in the middle of the year healthy for democracy?

Rednaxelot:
you didn’t get it.

Sanusi is at crossroads here.

Accenting to the request on chairing the council means he has agreed to the creation of the new emirates

Not accenting brings about appointing a new chair to the council, leaving Sanusi to the back row. The respect and acknowledgement meant for him will definitely be directed to the appointed Chairman of the council (Emir of Bichi most likely).

The most intriguing thing he could have done is to abdicate the post.

But accepting the post seems better, Ganduje’s tenure ends in 2023. The next governor of the state may reverse this system introduced by Ganduje. Who gains?
Sanusi of course!

And if the next governor is on the same page with Ganduje?

My golden advice for you as a clinical psychologist is that if you stick to your option of becoming a lecture there's no limit to your career level in Nigeria if nursing is what you go for. Get me clear, if you are a nursing lecturer you can aspire to become Vice Chancellor of your institution. But nursing outside academia puts a ceiling on your career aspiration as you can hardly become a CMD of any health institution. At least as situation stands in Nigeria today. Nurses crosses from their profession into lecturing to break the ceiling.

However if you decide to travel out, as a clinical psychologist you're a hot cake compare to nursing cos as far as Canada is concern you earn average of &800, 000 annually.

But what's more important is that your assume the best where you're planted. As a practicing clinical psychologist I make bold to tell you that you earn more private practicing or freelancing as you might call it than work earning salary in the profession. That's talking about Nigeria of today.

Above all the question is what niche do you want to carve for yourself?

Good luck.