Righteousness2:
The Largest Functioning terror hide out you mean.

Oh shut up please

MrOposter:
which sense u dey claim? Even at that ridiculous low price of 250k, alarm signal no suppose flash ontop una eyes say na stolen property? If na outsider thief am come sell am for una, una go still ask me to look for the outsider for refund before una go return back my solar system? No worry, Judge go interprete una offence tomorrow.

Let me tell you how the police will handle it:

The mother of the buyer will pay an amount for bail.

The police will extort the buyer for buying stolen goods.

The brother (accused thief) of the owner will be arrested on sight by the police, the brother can be pressured to produce his brother before the solar system can be returned to him.

Police can extort the family of the owner when the seller is arrested and or charge the case to court.

The case is highly in favor of Nigeria Police - it is an opportunity to extort the buyer, seller and owner.

The owner and buyer could have reached an agreement to settle out of court. The owner can confirm from his brother how much he obtained from the buyer and his family can do a refund to the buyer while the buyer in exchange return the solar system to the owner.

The owner's brother is someone to keep at arm's length and he may be a common and wicked criminal.

Entprys:
YEs. That 8 years is ours. The economy is only toughening us. We shall get acustomed to it soon.
8 years, Then power back to north

You don dey mad

I will sack him after AFCON, irrespective of the outcome for Nigeria at the tournament

DOSINCLAIR:
You think every thing is about Sack, Sack, Sack?

You can't see

shortIGBOman:


Una go wail tire. Northerners don carry their Dollars enter house.

They can keep it in the house.

Nemere2020:


https://nairametrics.com/2024/02/01/breaking-naira-falls-to-record-low-of-n1515-1-at-the-black-market/?fbclid=IwAR1avx_f8S6hOp-kNM_nwlCfZsLo1-EeWn9AmBMCsfq-MfFfWJVycjWSU14

CBN should withdraw all the licences of BDC operators asap.

In view of the FOREX exchange rate, after the CBN chose to float the exchange rate in the official market, that is now ridiculously high in value against the Naira, especially the dollar.

I have observed some intervention efforts by CBN but I hope we can discuss some possible solutions and efforts that CBN can introduce to improve the situation of the Naira.

I personally feel CBN needs to withdraw all BDC licenses with immediate effect and encourage all legitimate buyers and sellers of forex to approach commercial banks or DMBs.

CBN must ensure FOREX liquidity of DMBs to meet legitimate demands for FOREX and ensure all banks properly document, with evidence, and report all transactions for proper tracking and confirmation of the use. CBN should also enforce a threshold or maximum amount of FOREX that DMBs can hold on their account for speculative purpose, all the excess should be sold into the market to meet demands of legitimate buyers.

The federal government must complement CBN by criminalizing open transactions in FOREX within nigeria, instead of with the DMBs, and prosecution of offenders promptly in compliance with the laws.

These steps will help to arrest the increasing demand for dollars and other forex.

A lot of persons and organizations, including airline operators, oil and gas companies, property managers and developers and others chose to transact on businesses within Nigeria in FOREX. This is abnormal.

CBN needs to withdraw all BDC licenses with immediate effect and encourage all legitimate buyers and sellers of forex to approach commercial banks or DMBs.

CBN must ensure FOREX liquidity of DMBs to meet legitimate demands for FOREX and ensure all banks properly document, with evidence, and report all transactions for proper tracking and confirmation of the use.

The federal government must complement CBN by criminalizing open transactions in FOREX within nigeria, instead of with the DMBs, and prosecution of offenders promptly in compliance with the laws.

These steps will help to arrest the increasing demand for dollars and other forex.

orohbiro:
Go sack am now

E dry pain you?

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Follow the court case instituted by the lawyers. Hopefully, it will not take so long to decide the case.

We will all have a better understanding upon hearing the judgement.

Stay safe.

Jemex003:



How will people know you’re Nigerian? Everyone is incompetent to you people.

We are not all carefree and unskilled at assessing people and opportunities.

When I say incompetent, I mean Paseiro is incompetent. I would rather have an Eguavon A. or Amunike or Siasia than Paseiro.

yemex04:















Did you participate in NYSC? If you did ,what year?
who files your application for service with NYSC? Okay, your School through the office of Dean, Students Affairs upload the names of all graduated Students called "Senate Lists" to the NYSC Portal..Graduates fresh or old who are ready for NYSC will also to the NYSC armed with their Matric Nos to register for Mobilization..a very important Column in that Mobilization registration online form is "Year of graduation",recall that your Insistution had already uploaded your details to th[b][/b]e Portal including your Jamb Registration no which has a Date of Birth & year of graduation..Their System calculates your Date of Birth & Year of Graduation before you can be mobilized..Those whose ages have are more than 30 after inputting their Year of Graduation will automatically be told to collect their certificate of Excemption in their Schools..I know these because I registered for Mobilization myself..the key word is D.O.G.

Investigator, read through my comments on this post.

I indicated that I got an exemption through my Alma Mater via the process you have just enumerated. You have no business with my year of exemption.

I have worked with these documents in several private organizations, even till date.

You can register for mobilization but the question was: who filed your documents with NYSC? You just answered the simple question - "Okay, your School through the office of Dean, Students Affairs upload the names of all graduated Students called "Senate Lists" to the NYSC Portal"

Your additional information is noted anyway.

Do you even know why the filing has to be done by your higher institution or Alma Mater?

Even if Paseiro wins AFCON 2024, I still want him sacked. I don't think he is competent

Jackiedemie:


Mobilization are in various stages, it's both internal or external mobilizations. The internal is done by the school with your consent (because you need to submit you statements of result, age declaration or certificate, Jamb admissions letter/ regularization as the case maybe) then the institutions will send your name to NYSC to checked of you're qualified for scheme or exempted using your date of birth and date graduation as a yardstick. It is at your external mobilizations where you will be notified either you're qualified for the scheme or not. If you ever served, you will see people of 40 to 50 years serving, do you think all them forged their ages?

I asked about filing for National Youth Service not mobilization.

However, thanks for you input. Let's follow the case in court and see the outcome.

babyfaceafrica:


Nobody falsified any age.

Hmmm

djon78:



I later did it online
Via NYSC portal

It clarified me
My transcript that came with my certificate
My certificate
My o levels everything was certified via there portal

Of which I later got my original NYSC certificate


I believe you are even talking on mere presumption

Something you don't even have a clue about

Kemi Adeosun was nailed because she was meant to have served as her year of graduation was below 30 years

The exemption she was carrying whether fake or real couldn't save her because she defaulted by age of graduation which nailed her


So you don't have a clue of what you are talking about one bit


All my credentials are authentic

I can hold any government position without batting any eyelid because I am as clean as a bat


The reason why many people get into trouble is typically like most average Nigerians
they don't want to do the right thing the right
So they cut corners


Every of my academic documents from primary to post tertiary followed the right due process

I ensure everything is straight forward so nobody will come and talk rubbish tomorrow around me

Noted

marenx:
Must I study medicine or pharmacology in order to sell drugs in Nigeria?

You should study pharmacy to sell drugs. Pharmacology is for production of drugs while medicine is for health care practice.

lagosrd:


I insist that you need more training to talk to faceless people. You're such a proud empty boy

You can see pride, I don't care. I am also not bothered about your opinion because it doesn't hurt me or reduce me in anyway.

My opinion is mine and I am proud of it. To hell with yours and whatever you think.

If you are so pissed with my person, interaction or opinion. You can avoid my comments or mentions.

My empty brain is richer than your loaded brain full of shi.t

djon78:



You are wrong

I personally went to NYSC headquarters in Abuja to get clarification whether I should serve or exempt after returning to Nigeria

The officials checked my certificate and told me that if the date my certificate was issued I was even one day to my 30th birthday

I must serve

So the issue of courts interpreting anything is far fetched

That's what happened to kemi Adeosun she was below 30 years when she graduated from the UK University

So the certificate she submitted for minister position nailed her.
She was carrying exemption certificate which wasn't supposed to be because she graduated before 30 years


Kenny didn't do anything wrong as long as he had no public position then

It's the minister that the court will interpret her case to know whether you will be serving and hold position in government at same time

The courts interpretes NYSC act, supersedes NYSC office and staff and your opinion.

The issue with Kemi Adeosun is simply that the exemption certificate given to her was forged.

Let me ask a question about this - "personally went to NYSC headquarters in Abuja to get clarification whether I should serve or exempt after returning to Nigeria" : who filed your documents with NYSC? Was it you or your Alma mater?

DeOTR:

Emphasis on when they filed your documents. Your graduation date is what NYSC will use to determine your age. That's the difference.

Who files your document with NYSC? Is it yourself or your tertiary institution?

So if you agree that the person to file is your Alma mater, why would the school not file within a period of 1year upon your graduation when you were less than 30years old?

Why would your school file your documents with NYSC several years after you and your mates graduated? Didn't your Alma mater file your documents with NYSC when you actually graduated?

If they did and for some reasons you didn't go for service, what happened to the previous filing? Can someone be filed for NYSC service twice?

There is a lot of issues with your position if you must argue in favor of it.

You have a lot of questions to answer to defend your argument above.

Don't worry, the matter is in court already so let us wait for the outcome.

Jackiedemie:



Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1) of this section, with effect from 1st August, 1985, a person shall not be called upon to serve in the service corps if; at the date of his graduation or obtaining his diploma or other professional qualification -
he is over the age of thirty
he has served in the armed forces of the Federation or the Nigeria Police Force for a period of more than nine months
he is member of staff of any of the following, that is
the Nigerian Security Organisation
the State Security Service
the National Intelligence Agency
the Defense Intelligence Service
he has been conferred with any National Honour.

I think the bolded part will assist you to reconsider you position on this matter!!! Thanks!!

Did the law tell you what happens with people who were below 30years old when they graduated but we're not filed to serve with NYSC for whatever reason and later turn up after they are above 30 years for service.

The question you should ask is: who files your application for service with NYSC? Is it yourself or your Alma Mater or higher institution?

However, this is not an argument worth my while because the matter is in court. You will do well to tell that to the court.

You can apply to be joined as an interested party in the case.

Thanks for your opinion, it is noted.

OGHENAOGIE:
you are wrong oga

You be judge? If court says otherwise to your opinion, abeg go carry placard for protest and question the court.

You are welcome to the file at the court to be joined as a party in the case in court.

Run and make it ASAP.

LOL

Nigerians no go just gree for anybody even when wrong!

Jackiedemie:


But the former NBA Chairman once make an assertion that 25% of FCT is mandatory for one to become the president.
Do you think he didn't go through the law before making such unfounded utterances? The position of the law is 30 years at the point of graduation not mobilization!!!

Where there is a lacuna or vague information in the law, the courts interpret the law and give explicit position on it to prevent misinterpretation.

This matter is already in court so wait for the outcome. You are not a judge and you position is simply your own interpretation of the NYSC act.

The position of the court supersedes all other positions, though you can appeal it to the highest (supreme) court in Nigeria.

Just follow the event in court as it unfolds.

Jackiedemie:


You're wrong. The assession he started is right!!

I disagree with you, just like the various senior advocates of Nigeria - lawyers - disagree with your interpretation of the NYSC act.

The only organization that can clarify us is the court so keep your argument pending till the court makes a pronouncement on it. We are not courts or judges.

Simple.

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The part of the act that you kept in bold does not explicitly address the age and eligibility confusion we are discussing. That is the reason some persons in connivance with NYSC officials tend to take advantage of the lacuna in the law.

Never mind, there is no need for this argument, the matter is in court already.

Let's see the interpretation of the courts on the age and eligibility confusion concerning NYSC.

When a law isn't explicit, the courts provide clarity.

Jman06:
It is not what you think but what the law says that matter in this case, and the law made it clear that the only condition under which one is not eligible for mobilization for NYSC is if one graduated after 30years of age.

If the Minister and the other guy can prove that they graduated on or before 30yrs of age, then it's case closed. I'm the NBA of all people understand this. Maybe some people just want to intimidate the minister small.

There is no point for this argument, the matter is in court already.

Let's see the interpretation of the courts on the age and eligibility confusion concerning NYSC.

DeOTR:

That's for people that graduated after 30 years.
I went to Finland after my first degree. I came back to serve when I was 32, so I'm talking to you as someone who went through the same process. Except of course if they've changed the law since that time, which I doubt.

I am also talking to you from my experience point of view too. I got an exemption from NYSC service because I was above 30 years of age when my Alma mater filed our documents.

That act was not very explicit on the age matter hence the reason a few, in connivance with NYSC exploit it to their advantage.

I believe that is the reason the lawyers (SANs) are filing the case in court to have the court establish clarity on that age and eligibility confusion.

Otherwise, why do some falsify their age to qualify for NYSC service?

yemex04:











He is right & you are wrong. NYSC reckons with Age at Graduation for mobilization. If you were below 30 at Graduation, you will be mobilized for NYSC even 30 years after..Infact, you are not suppose to get employed with your degree certificate till you acquire the NYSC certificate. NYSC is compulsory for every Nigerian that graduated before the Age of 30!

Can you prove that "NYSC reckons with Age at Graduation for mobilization and you will be mobilized for NYSC even 30 years after graduation" by referencing and quoting the NYSC act, not what you think?

NYSC issues service certificates to participants and NYSC also issues exemption certificates to those who are above 30 years old.

You only need the NYSC certificate or NYSC exemption certificate or letter to get a job with both public and private organizations in Nigeria and to get government appointments.

Open up your mind and learn, stop talking thrash on public media space.

DeOTR:

That's true. You can still serve several years later provided you graduated before you turned 30.

No! What you are entitled to get is an exemption from NYSC service.

Simple!

Hedonisco:


Is this a new police? Since when? Because for a long time, including during my own service year, I used to see old corpers who are clearly over 40 in camp. The explanation has always been that they graduated years ago but only just got mobilised to serve.

If you see older persons serving during NYSC, it means they falsified their ages or NYSC decided to compromise on the requirements of the act that established NYSC

Hedonisco:
Did they graduate before the age of 30? If someone graduated before age 30, it doesn't matter what age he or she later decides to be mobilised for NYSC. One can only be eligible for exemption if they GRADUATE after age 30. That's what the NYSC rules say.

That is not true. Once you are above the admissible age at filing for call-up, you are expected to get an exemption from NYSC service.

Mind you, an exemption still qualifies you for private or public service and government appointments.