daddytime:
Till this very day, I never gree understand this man office and relevance for this regime.

daddytime:
Till this very day, I never gree understand this man office and relevance for this regime.

Baztardmods:
Guys, abeg who can solve this.. In percentage terms, what is the normal amount of shipping insurance that would be purchased on a $200,000 shipment?

LagosEconomist:


Depends on the cargo, shipping method, length/time of shipment etc.

Rate on a car (very low to inconsequential) won't be the same as fragile or perishables for instance.
Air freight insurance may also be lower than ocean shipping insurance due to the shorter time (note that the cost of Air Freight is a lot more).

Insurance should be covered as part of shipping costs anyway.

If additional insurance is needed/demanded by a counterparty, I suggest you contact an underwriter or someone in the insurance industry who will tell you what is normal for the class of goods.

In general 1.5% to 5% of the value can be planned for.

mu2sa2:
Sagay and Buhari have one thing in common: No one has been able to link them to any act of corruption. Would Buhari anoint Sagay as his successor to save nigeria from predators, hypocrites and traitors? Sagay, with a solid P.hd in law, is a reportedly a born again and coming from SS, is eminently positioned for the no.1 seat. Although Buhari has said he wont anoint anyone, but would he change his mind?

mu2sa2:
Sagay and Buhari have one thing in common: No one has been able to link them to any act of corruption. Would Buhari anoint Sagay as his successor to save nigeria from predators, hypocrites and traitors? Sagay, with a solid P.hd in law, is a reportedly a born again and coming from SS, is eminently positioned for the no.1 seat. Although Buhari has said he wont anoint anyone, but would he change his mind?

mu2sa2:
Sagay and Buhari have one thing in common: No one has been able to link them to any act of corruption. Would Buhari anoint Sagay as his successor to save nigeria from predators, hypocrites and traitors? Sagay, with a solid P.hd in law, is a reportedly a born again and coming from SS, is eminently positioned for the no.1 seat. Although Buhari has said he wont anoint anyone, but would he change his mind?

mu2sa2:
Sagay and Buhari have one thing in common: No one has been able to link them to any act of corruption. Would Buhari anoint Sagay as his successor to save nigeria from predators, hypocrites and traitors? Sagay, with a solid P.hd in law, is a reportedly a born again and coming from SS, is eminently positioned for the no.1 seat. Although Buhari has said he wont anoint anyone, but would he change his mind?

NaijaFutbol:



Laughing in Kemi Adeosun,

Gandollarically

jaytee01:
Dont talk like a kid. Who will link them with corruption now when they are in control of reins of power?
Wait until they leave office and then your naivety will be cured permanently.

Dedetwo:


Please do you know what corruption is all about? Buhari is a product of corruption and perpetrator of corruption. There is no instances of corruption that is worse than nepotism. It is unfortunate that most Nigerians do not know what is included in corruption.

Ecstasy154:
The Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, PACAC, Professor Itse Sagay, SAN, has said only corrupt elites see no positive difference in the President Muhammadu Buhari-led anti-corruption war.

Sagay made the assertion on Wednesday in Abuja when he led members of the committee on a solidarity visit to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, reports that PACAC was established in 2015 by the Buhari administration as part of deliberate efforts to combat corruption in the country.

PACAC’s mandates include the promotion of reform agenda in the anti-corruption crusade, advising on the prosecution of the war against corrupt practices and implementation of reforms in the nation’s criminal justice system

Acording to him, President Buhari’s administration has brought a paradigm shift in the anti-graft war.

“When Nigerians pretend by asking what difference has his government brought in the fight against corruption, it amazes me.

“For me, it is a sign of bad faith being expressed by the elites who were the beneficiaries of corruption.

“So, they are undergoing the pains of having to earn their living rather than simply collecting unearned money, easy money that used to go round the country.

“These are people who were building edifices without sign of employment of any sort,” Sagay said.

The professor of law attributed much of the success story to efforts of the EFCC, which he said had surpassed other agencies in the fight against corruption.

He said the recent arrest of former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Mr Mohammed Adoke, in the United Arab Emirates was the latest in the EFCC’s achievements.

Responding, the Acting Chairman, EFCC, Mr Ibrahim Magu, who reassured of the commission’s commitment to fighting corruption, stated “this is the mandate given to us by the president.

“We want to thank Sagay and his team for coming over because I see this visit as an oversight one.

“There is no money that can force Sagay and his team to come and pass commendation on the commission. We are proud of this gesture and we will keep taking what we are doing seriously.

“Anytime there is anything wrong, Sagay will call and shout at me by asking me to do the needful and I take correction quickly.

“And when he noticed we take correction, he will call and acknowledged, ” he said.

The EFCC boss said that the Commission had enjoyed lot of literature from PACAC which had served as guide for its operations, and assured that the commission would do the right thing always.

https://dailypost.ng/2019/11/20/sagay-reveals-those-questioning-buhari-govts-anti-corruption-war/

mu2sa2:
Ranting on social media for nothing. If you dont have evidence against them, and there is none, just keep quiet "jejely" - these gentlemen are working honestly for "our dear native land."

Dedetwo:


Muhammad Buhari was not qualified to don the Nigerian army officers' uniform. He was the product of Tafawa Belewa's 1961 nepotistic endeavor. This is the reason he had failed to produce any WASC certificate because he has none.