[i][/i Please can you help me to know where my place of primary exciting is, I've tried all my best I can't find the place. No one knows the place here too. Even google is not recognizing the location.

The place is - , LG Primary School, Ipakira.

See the attached pic

ezenwaez:

All Npower Batch C applicants are to check their NASIMS portal for their deployment status, on clicking on the deployment tab, an Npower Batch C applicant should be able to see his or her place of primary assignment, entitled monthly stipend and his or her PPA letter for immediate download (see attached screenshot).

Please after downloading the PPA/deployment letter, you are to take it to your assigned supervisor at your place of primary assignment not exceeding three days from the date of printout.

Your assigned supervisor will screen your documents and tick the accepted or rejected box, if you are accepted, you are to reupload the acceptance letter to your NASIMS portal again, this is the process, please when going to your PPA please go with all the documents you uploaded on the Npower NASIMS portal.
Please note, if the Npower programme is not available in your local government area, then choose another program and exercise patience and keep checking your NASIMS portal for updates on your deployment status.

Please o.... I'm having issue with my deployment location. I don't know the place, I choose Ogun State and the location can not even be found on Google. What do I do ?
Location is LG Primary School, Ipakira.

Please help.

Attached is the photo

Cajayi:



@ezenwaez: Thank you for all your troubles.. I successfully did the test scored 70 and got selected then successfully did biometrics but I have not yet been deployed when I used the *45665# code I got a message that registration status not selected.. I don't know what to do... All my friends that we did it together in Akure South LGA got deployed but me.. Is that the end of the road?

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Nothing is coming back to normal until he realised.

That's just the true fact. He acts weird

According to a recent report released by Bloomberg, the 500 most wealthy people in the world lost 2.1% of their collective net worth in a day.

This happened as a result of the plunge experienced by U.S. Stocks on Monday, which is the biggest drop this year.

According to the report, 21 members of Bloomberg’s Index lost $1 billion or more due to the rising tension between the U.S. and China.

Jeff Bezos lost $3.4 billion: Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.com Inc is the most affected. He lost $3.4 billion as shares from the ongoing tumbles of online retails. Jeff Bezos, however, remains the richest man in the world and is worth $110 billion.

Aliko Dangote retained his position as the richest man in Africa for eight consecutive periods despite the decline in his wealth from $12.2 billion in January 2018 to $10 billion in 2019.

According to Forbes, the drop witnessed by Dangote came as a result of the almost 20% drop in the stock price of Dangote Cement, which is arguably his most valuable asset.


Oil price dropped to below $60 a barrel in the early hours of Tuesday, as trade tension between the U.S and China intensifies. This is the first time Brent oil price would inch down below $60 since January 2019.

Specifically, Brent Crude oil price has continued its free fall in recent days and it has finally fallen below $60, as it traded at $59.79 per barrel. Also, the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was down 24 cents, or 0.4%, at $55.42 a barrel.

Trade tension dips oil price: The latest drop in oil price is due to concerns about weaker crude demand after U.S. President Donald Trump disclosed he would impose tariffs on more Chinese imports, which is potentially ramping up a trade war between the world’s two largest economies.


Nigeria’s budget benchmark: The sharp drop in oil price may threaten the implementation of Nigeria’s 2019 budget. Recall that President Buhari signed the N8.83 trillion budget for the 2019 fiscal year with an assumption that oil price would remain $60.

experts have called for a downward review of the budget benchmark means Nigeria would have to borrow to fund the revenue shortfall.

Nigeria’s debt currently stands at N24.9 trillion and analysts have predicted N30 trillion debt by the end of 2019.

Nigeria spent a whooping N293 billion to service external debt only in half-year 2019.

Another development is being mooted that oil prices could drop to as low as $20 and $30 a barrel as industry experts anticipate the U.S-China trade war to further escalates.

Following the escalating global trade tension, a $20 to $30 oil price means Nigeria would devalue the naira.The CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele recently disclosed that the CBN would devalue the naira if the oil price falls to that region. This may nosedive the Nigerian economy into another recession.

*Lazy Youth Poem*


And my bread and butter

Was victual for later

Not even when I need it

But how the government wants it

Save I have a blue blood

Do I have to fight in cold blood

They swear black was white

And made us assume darkness was light

With their cock and bull story

We burn our fingers in fairy

From dawn to dusk

Our need was gathered dust

Even when prices was jacked up

Not even a word they long to lap up

And they said we are free

But some has vowed to flee

Colonization is a thing of the past

We are still slave till the gloom of the last

With great richness

Many Nigerians live in sadness

Who's gonna stand against all odd

So help him oh Lord.


Poem written by Layinka.
*Wisemanson*

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By Babajide Komolafe
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Friday revoked the licence of Skye Bank, and transferred its assets and liabilities to a newly licensed bridge bank called Polaris Bank.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has sold Polaris Bank to the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) with the mandate to stabilise the bank as well as return it to profitability for the purpose of selling it to interested Investors.
In this regard AMCON will inject N786 billion into Polarise Bank to bring it’s net value to zero.
CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele and NDIC Managing Director, Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim disclosed this at a joint press conference in Lagos Friday.
Emefiele said while the purpose of the CBN’s intervention in Skye Bank on July 4th 2016 has been achieved the decision to revoke the license of Skye Bank was due to failure of its shareholders to recapitalise the bank.

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