Fcmb should rectify their service issues... it is causing problem now

Fcmb please do something about your services...You are causing issues presently!!! What sort of service failure is this

Fcmb is really creating issues presently... Since Friday What sort of service failure is this?

Duru9:


My brother I've not done anything seriously
I couldn't cook today because of this same issues
Throughout yesterday I couldn't buy fuel inside car and work same issue too till now I can't login my bank app I can't withdraw

Very useless bank

Congratulations


Fcmb please work on your app, can’t make transfers

Nice one!


Please FCMB do something about your mobile plus app, your other bank dropdown list is not coming up

A beautiful mind you have there sir, good thinking!

ykalhaji:
If France wants to keep it's hegemony over French speaking African nations no wahala. Nigeria should treat the 36 states in Nigeria as individual countries. More State autonomy and rights and the states can grow their own economy, with the advantage of being able to trade amongst ourselves, I think even the GDP of the 3/4 of our states individually will be bigger than any of the french speaking countries.

We should really start looking at our states as individual countries and start operating as such. It will grow the economy, bring governance closer to the people and reduce all these north, south, tribal and religious tensions in Nigeria.

Just like the Indian & Chinese states or the Canadian Provinces.

I have always wanted to have a practical situation and see our surveillance installation work, that I saw this year in one of my project site at an hotel where a lady thief was caught from analyzing playback video of the cctv footage it gave me big thrills, also was able to start another related biz, though the challenges are much sha... All in all its been a good year.

Doff my hat for your wisdom, it is potent! Your words are factual.

InvertedHammer:

/
The main problem is that you can get the best brain in Africa, teach him Economics up to Ph.D level and as far as they hand him over a blueprint within which framework to operate, he will seem a genius. But take him outside the confine of the blueprint and challenge his critical thinking abilities, it becomes obvious that he is a tabula rasa. Our professors are professional beggars looking for educational grants from developed nations to use in buying latest cars in town. How do you expect any breakthrough from such nonentities?
\

Nice topic and well explained.

We are available for your ELVS solutions call on us today.

This is a big problem! we should learn to love and be comfortable in the skin we came to nature in.

Ralph Uwechue actually did that before Chuba Okadigbo, in his Book "Reflections on the Nigerian Civil War" the six geo-political zones was considered there. You can read it up.

IamaNigerianGuy:


China Okadigbo proposed the concept that led to what we now know as the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria. He was the foremost champion of legislative independence. He masterminded the return of Ojukwu from exile and altered the political calculus in 1983. He wrote political books still in use today.

Yet you say he has 'no real history'

Love your spirit, you will definitely rise

Sharmeenator:
This is a recent bad business experience I want to share. I believe one or two people will learn from it. It's a long story but I will try to make it short without losing too much details.

I decided to start a side hustle in 2016; a cyber cafe, business center and payment solutions provider (e.g. IKEDC, DSTV/GoTV etc.). I got a big shop at a nice location, renovated it to look nice and comfortable. The shop was setup beautifully. Customers were given laptops to browse instead of the old PC everyone uses.
We were getting positive feedbacks daily and motivations to grow bigger. To cut the long story short, everything was going on well and we were progressing and profiting there until the third month.

My boy called me one morning that he met the door opened with no sign of forced entry. We later leant that my staff was careless with the key, someone must have smartly made a copy from the bunch he carelessly left on the counter. We changed the lock and upgraded the security. 5 laptops, router and money were stolen.

Less than a month later, another burglary attempt was made. This time very forceful; the window was cut opened late in the night and the burglary removed. The most unfortunate part was that no one confessed to hear a sound from the removal (which I'm sure couldn't have been done silently) in the dead of the night. The landlord, a pastor in the church that separates the shop from the resident building wasn't so bothered as no one in the house and his family was targeted. More laptops and money were carted away.

I pleaded with the landlord to allow me to get an "aboki" to stay there at night so he could watch over the shop as the security guards we pay to secure the area are as useless as used diapers. He refused citing religious differences. I was forced to involve the police this time despite hating the idea in involving our men in black. I paid 10k and nothing was done. Detective assigned asked me to investigate personally and call him when I 'catch' thieves I didn't care, we did some diggings and suspected 3 guys; popo man was called and he said he has closed for the day. The following day when we called him again, he lied he was coming and later cancelled the appointment citing official duty despite having tactically delayed one of the suspects. I have sworn never to involve Nigerian police in my affairs again

Almost a week later, a third attempt was made and it became clear we had to leave at least for the sake of our lives. We used less than 6 months there and all these unfortunate events happened within 2 months. We left hastily for another shop not far so we could continue where we left. This decision marked the worst I have ever taken. The new shop, although smaller showed signs of success, so I thought. We renovated it and moved in almost immediately hoping that business would be better there especially with the planned inclusion of Bet9ja and PS2 Gaming. Bet9ja bursted my bubble by not approving the shop, mistake number (I can't tell again). I tried Winners Golden Bet, they answered my prayer but cut it short later when they retrieved their license citing a mistake from them as there was another WGB center not too far off which they didn't noticed earlier. Maybe I would have been given notwithstanding if I had a good connection. I had to settle for Surebet247 which checkmated me to defeat.

Business was over dull in the new environment (no pun intended). Light was over bad (they only have light during our closing hours). We buy fuel of almost 2k everyday despite not making up to 2k (it's that bad) daily. I was practically financing that place with personal money; paid my two staffs from my pocket every month. We did only four months there as that was how far I could personally sustained the business. I sadly laid off my staffs, locked the shop till when my rent expires which was in February this year. I sold off most of the items I didn't give away at ridiculous prices as there was no place to keep them. When I sat down to count my losses, I calculated a loss of 1.6 million (which is surely more than that). I haven't recovered from the unfortunate incidents having spent all my savings. I'm married now with a child this year but I have fallen flat into the same rat-race I was avoiding by attempting to open another stream of income. I will rise, I will fully recover and charge forward.

ok, how do i get to you

This is the old and recognized way we know, a child is a product of the community not just the home, if they have not done this he would go ahead to insult his grandmother and elderly in the street, this would serve as a deterrent, we have too many spoilt brats today all in the name of "don't touch my child I will do the discipline myself" forgetting that your child spends 2/3 of his /her day associating with other kids and people.

why do you guys like lying? he is not a nigerian but a senegalese, please kindly confirm your information and source before posting.

Angelanest:
see more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/06/african-migrant-arrested-with-a-shotgun-concealed-in-his-pocket-in-italy-photos.html

I believe this is a good Step, If Gov. Obaseki can do same for Central hospital Benin in both infrastructure and Management it wont be a bad call.

SalamRushdie:
How did he get up that far without a faraday cage ..I doubt that 330 KVA pylon was carrying electricity

You have seen nothing then, ever heard of "evbuotubu wonder"? It happened in Benin city, she sat on the pylon and the live power rods and there was no discharge.

Angy55:
Give what belong to Ceaser to Ceaser and give what belong to God to God.

It would have saved you this trouble.

Nevertheless I think if your hands were clean from 100l till final year you wouldn't have been expelled.

Please an eager mind would like to know what belongs to Caesar?

They should start catching the notorious "non-terrorist" herdmen too.

right here

That is how its done... Nice one John Okafor.
For electronic security solution with constant power from renewable energy and remote access on your handset from any where in the world. Check my profile.

SKULLS

oglalasioux:
'If it's secret and elite it can't be good'

We are children of proud history that shows… annexed or not, we had a story, we were forged to make another history and here we are at 57! quite an age lol... To the patriarchs (ancient empires) to our hazy past heroes Azikiwe, Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, Enahoro, Ekpo, our drops of palmwine from our drinking gourds touch the earth for you, We remember Dele Giwa, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Bola Ige, Alfred Rewane, MKO Abiola and others, we remember… we doff our hats to your courage and raise the right hand for you, we say your blood and effort will not be in vain, we remember our immediate past heroines Dr, Dora Akunyili and Dr, Ameyoh Adedevoh, we still weep, for heroes in the making and heroes unborn who tow the path of freedom, truth and justice a salute to you. Happy birthday Nigeria

A very nice post, thanks for sharing

The windows in the direction of the body was locked it should have been left open, implying someone locked it after pushing the man off

Explorers:
A dead body is found at the bottom of a multistory building.

It looks quite clear that the person has committed suicide by jumping off from one of the floors.

A detective comes, goes to the first floor and walks in the room facing the direction in which the body was found.

He opens the closed window of that room and flips a coin towards the floor.

He goes to the second floor and does the exact same thing till the last floor.

Then, when he climbs down, he tells the team that it is a murder, not suicide.



How did he know?

My brothers of the sword I would rather stand beside you than an army of a thousand