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Forget all these jargons. These rules are for the 18th century. The security of your money is your banks responsibility. 1. If someone lay hold of your atm card, your pin don't count. 2. If someone gets details of your card, you're in trouble. 3. If someone get hold of your phone, you're finished. 4. If someone has your phone and atm card at the same time for more than 5 minutes, you're totally finished. My advice if you have money. 1. Set a limit to the amount you can withdraw with your card. 2. Disable your card from online purchase if you don't use the service. 3. Have a strong code for your phone and a 3rd party authentication for your mails. 4. Don't keep money for long in your current account. Don't apply for a card to your savings account. 5. Have your bankers details off the the sleeve. Be acquainted on how to stop a check, cancel or stop a transaction, in less than a minute. 6. Get a good phone. Use a good bank. Be smart. 1 Like 1 Share |
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Only this? If i begin narrate stories of what i passed through in the hands of mechanics, tailors, doctors/pharmarcist, bankers self join the disappoint. You go cry for me. Who is left out was it my teacher in secondary school or lecturers in the university? For you to feel this disappointed in a little matter as this in Nigeria, surely you no grow here. Just yesterday i ask my wife to take my baby to a private hospital to find out what is wrong with her. They did a few diagnosis and came out with a name. She came back told me our child is suffering from upper respiratory track infection. I asked what drug they gave her, she said they demanded 10k she didnt go with that much. I asked a doctor friend who told me not to be perturbed, it's just common cold found in children of that age. So i was wondering why the big grammer if the doctor can simply mention common cold. So you see madam, that's the way Nigeria is programmed. We think of nothing else than to extort each other. 11 Likes 1 Share |
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DrUche3: I'm in cross river. I don't have mobile collateral, i have a business. |
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PurestBoy: What? And I'm here feeling achieved at level 399. |
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OjukwuWarBird: Exactly my thoughts, sincerely i am not ibo, but in my mind I've casted my vote for biafra. Nigeria belongs to the a certain people. 15 Likes 1 Share |
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I stopped using my account when i realised that for every money posted into it even from sales pos attracts a 50 naira stamp duty, they charged me like 5000 in one week. Guy i got to flee for my life. 4 Likes
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Lols |
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Guh |
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ultimate73: So far you're the closest. Excpt for diamond. |
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Is it that there is none to give wise counsel to the govt, or we just to be foolish in every move? 1. Peace has never been achieved by force, and the person that is likely to cause you more harm is the one you've considered "beaten". 2. Subjecting the Ibops by force to go underground will only result in guerrilla fight which is more dangerious. Can't they learn from history? Killing the leader of any rascal group has never been a solution. 3. The treaty signed by the president sometime last year aligning Nigeria to other islamic countries in the fight against terrorism arouse suspect in the way and manner it was done. Branding ibop a terrorist organization in such a hasty move will only drive home the suspicion of many. 4. There are already strong evidence to indict the Nigeria govt, the govt speech of letters by Igbos will only worsen it and draw attention of more international communities. Why can't govt just do her thing discreetly. The matter is bad already, they keep making it worse. 5. And now arms discovery has been linked without thoughts to Igbos, do we think we can contain it if eventually Igbos accept to go by that derogation and align with other terrorists that are already enemies of Nigeria? The boko boys are already a pain in the ass, yet we want to add salt to injury. 1 Like |
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AdsenseGuru: I need something like an Ecurrency app, but with more features. Particularly that aspect where the app will redirect you to make payments, then automatically generates a code for you after the payment is done. Can you handle that? |
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Syphax: I wonder who is advising the president. There are subtile ways of handling issues like this. Begining from your speech, never be against agitation of any people. Listen to them and give them an assurance, a hope you can even side with them even when you know their request is not possible anytime soon. For instance in this case, the president can invite IPOB leasers, have a dialog and a set day for a referrandum which will be no less than a year time. There won't be agaitation any longer. Then you do your underground work to ensure the vote in favor against biafra. When you realize the vote will go in favor you postpone date and keep talking sweet. Sincerely this is what i had expected the govt to do. |
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funlord: Only cobra dab? Take it to air. Bring in operation eagle dive abi na hawk. Nonsense 1 Like |
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What did you expect? Do you think the recent purchase of arms tanks and jets was for a movie role? For Nigeria to have spent that outragious amount at a time when the economy is sinking would've given you a signal already. They're only testing their new purchase sha. I blame the US. 3 Likes 1 Share |
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nefertitiram: I'm learning, seriously learning |
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eagleeye2: Yet they went back emty handed. |
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brainpulse: 1. What's wrong with keke? What was the reason for the barn? The barn of okada was understandable to reduce crime and accidents, but keke... Why? 2. Buying of cars, not a bad idea, but why barn the keke to provide the cars which was obviously your business? Why force people into debts when they can easily raise money with their keke to afford similar cars on a far lower rate. 3. Rochas I mean why put people in more bondage when you can actually free them. Make those taxi a choice, allow keke drivers continue in their business. Some could actually choose the taxis over their keke, let it be a choice. 4. The heat you've caused in the market destruction is still fresh in the minds if those who lost valuable goods and properties. You had your reasons I know, but look through the eyes of the people you'll see other reasons. 5. There are a lot of things your state will do to create wealth and job opportunities with the amount you just wasted on taxis that is far less important for a state project. 2 Likes |
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Give Sanusi/Donald Duke ticket a trial and see miracle 30 Likes 4 Shares |
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ennysuccess: Yeso, I know him. It looks like a former president. I mean youth president oo, (b4 the army will start coming). Somebody cannot talk in peace again |
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drbarz: Who knows the school authority? I can be extent an agent banking point in the school premise to save them such risks in the future. With Lisanet Intergrity & technology, they can make deposits, withdrawal, transfers and bill payments including recharge cards and data subscriptions. My charges are very mild. In fact I charge b/w 100 to 300 for transactions from 1k to 50k. Get a Lisanet Paypoint around you, save yourself the stress moving or sending someone to the bank. |
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Abeg make una help me tell access bank say, if dem charge me this outrageous amount for stamp duty again ehn, I go close down my account, tear my bank book, burn my token, fling their calendar wey dey my house comot outside. Then jejely go me first bank go open another account. Which kind nonsense be this naa? 5 Likes
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Crixina: As in ehn, why uranium in Idomi? Hope the millatary will not take over my little community? Extractions started some months ago and some Chinese came with machines and were moving some resources we don't understand. We had to protest and stop them. The youths insist they build their factory there or stop mining. |
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Partnerbiz3: All you need is a POS or MPOS, especially if you're into business already. I started as a heritage bank agent. I've made a company out of it. Now I have 6 paypoints. All in cross river. It doesn't take much. Just register as an agent, get a good tablet or phone, you'll be given a POS. Start making money form 100 or 200 naira charges for every transaction completed. Pls pm me for more details if you're interested. Or simply indicate interest on agent banking formally by sending a mail to lisanet.intergrity@yahoo.com |
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What do you expect? If it were you would you keep and continue to pay for labour you don't use? With digital and agent banking outlet everywhere. I'll rather they send the staff as agents or marketers in the field. There are still a lot of unbanned areas. Build up an extension or a Paypoint in all of these rural communities to save them fare to reach the bank in urban areas. There are still a lot of people that have no account at all, and still move about with huge money on them. Rather than sack them, make them agency or agents, equip them to go to the field. There is still work to do. |
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ponki: As in ehn, me Ugep born, inside Ugep only get to hear this in nairaland. Let me investigate first. |
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Hehehe, this Okama Abe aka kedumbelele |
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