See Other Ministers
Here are the newly sworn-in ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria taking oath of office recently.
Saturday, 21 November 2015
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WHO IS THE MINISTER FOR CULTURE? |
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Stitches of Partnership Exhibition |
Stitches of Partnership Exhibition: Nike & Tola Wewe
Stitiches of Partnership III Exhibition just ended on the 17th of November, 2015 at
Nike Art Gallery@ 2, Elegushi Beach Road Lekki, Lagos.
The Exhibition featured the works of Chief (Mrs) Nike Okundaye, M.D. Nike Art & Cultural Foundation and Chief Tola Wewe, Former Ondo State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism.
Stitiches of Partnership III Exhibition just ended on the 17th of November, 2015 at
Nike Art Gallery@ 2, Elegushi Beach Road Lekki, Lagos.
The Exhibition featured the works of Chief (Mrs) Nike Okundaye, M.D. Nike Art & Cultural Foundation and Chief Tola Wewe, Former Ondo State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism.
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| A Joint painting of Nike Okundaye and Tola Wewe |
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DANGOTE TRAILER INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT |
BRAND TRACKS
DANGOTE TRAILER INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT
See what happened to Dangote Trailer at Asaba-Onitsha Road. The trailer collided with several cars and bursted in flames. OMG.
DANGOTE TRAILER INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT
See what happened to Dangote Trailer at Asaba-Onitsha Road. The trailer collided with several cars and bursted in flames. OMG.
Thursday, 19 November 2015
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Read what people are saying about FIRST BANK in Nigeria. |
BRAND TRACKS
Read what people are saying about FIRST BANK in Nigeria.
When FIRST BANK Nigeria brought an ad of a promo they are about to run about "sharing a movie", peoples response is hilarious. Read what people say:
"Worst bank in Nigeria. They should focus on building better
working environment for their staff and better processes. Improve on their
international cards than do this"
"Maka smart phone ud goan display Ur life story? Make I hear!
Stingy first bank
~D great anonymous!"
~D great anonymous!"
"@anony no be small worst bank,dey suppose dey answ last bank
sef,am one of their customers I knw what we dey suffer 4 their hand..."
"LOL First Bank Don Dey Mad"
Thursday, 12 November 2015
Brand Tracks:
First Bank Nigeria: A thief is a thief or not a thief?
There cannot be enough commentary on various illegal ways banks in Nigeria are using to swindle unsuspecting Nigerians.
No wonder they declare billions of Naira as profit yearly.
I just got swindled by First Bank of Nigeria, Lagos Road Branch in Ikorodu Lagos.
This is what happened:
On this fateful day, I wanted to make some withdrawals with my ATM card, I was informed that my card was expired.
I went into the bank to renew my ATM card to enable me to make the desired withdrawals. The bank official said my profile needed to be updated and sent me to another official to attend to me. I was told I have to wait for 3 days for them to come to my residence to confirm if I was actually residing there. That is when I will be able to use my ATM card.
Until then, my ATM card is made unusable. Don't forget that I needed some cash badly.
I now decided to use my withdrawal booklet to make withdrawals on the counter. I discovered that there was no more leaflet remaining. What do I do ? Requested for a new booklet from the bank.
I was told that the bank is out of stock. By this time, I was getting on the edge.
They suggested that I should use the counter withdrawal form. I jumped at it. After much frustrating bottle-neck, I made the withdrawals.
When the alert eventually came, I discovered that I have been surcharged and VAT deducted from my account.
The bank did not allow me to use my ATM card, they did not give me withdrawal booklet, but they are quick to surcharge me for using counter withdrawal form.
Imagine how much profit for the bank if this happens to 10 or 100 customers of First Bank in a day or in a week.
I call on First Bank to re- credit my account with the unjustified illegal debit, or else...
I hope Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is reading this.
If you had a nasty experience with First Bank, please share your experience with us.
First Bank Nigeria: A thief is a thief or not a thief?
There cannot be enough commentary on various illegal ways banks in Nigeria are using to swindle unsuspecting Nigerians.
No wonder they declare billions of Naira as profit yearly.
I just got swindled by First Bank of Nigeria, Lagos Road Branch in Ikorodu Lagos.
This is what happened:
On this fateful day, I wanted to make some withdrawals with my ATM card, I was informed that my card was expired.
I went into the bank to renew my ATM card to enable me to make the desired withdrawals. The bank official said my profile needed to be updated and sent me to another official to attend to me. I was told I have to wait for 3 days for them to come to my residence to confirm if I was actually residing there. That is when I will be able to use my ATM card.
Until then, my ATM card is made unusable. Don't forget that I needed some cash badly.
I now decided to use my withdrawal booklet to make withdrawals on the counter. I discovered that there was no more leaflet remaining. What do I do ? Requested for a new booklet from the bank.
I was told that the bank is out of stock. By this time, I was getting on the edge.
They suggested that I should use the counter withdrawal form. I jumped at it. After much frustrating bottle-neck, I made the withdrawals.
When the alert eventually came, I discovered that I have been surcharged and VAT deducted from my account.
The bank did not allow me to use my ATM card, they did not give me withdrawal booklet, but they are quick to surcharge me for using counter withdrawal form.
Imagine how much profit for the bank if this happens to 10 or 100 customers of First Bank in a day or in a week.
I call on First Bank to re- credit my account with the unjustified illegal debit, or else...
I hope Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is reading this.
If you had a nasty experience with First Bank, please share your experience with us.
Tuesday, 10 November 2015
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ANOTHER CALL FOR SUSTAINING ART AND CULTURE |
ANOTHER CALL FOR SUSTAINING ART AND CULTURE
Robert Kakuru, Chairperson, Coalition for African arts culture and heritage and assistant Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Makerere University said:
..." that China has developed largely because of its culture, arts and heritage.
For African, countries to develop sustainably,
we must promote and protect our arts, culture and heritage."
Do you agree?
Let's read your opinion.
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| AFRICAN CULTURE AND ARTS |
Robert Kakuru, Chairperson, Coalition for African arts culture and heritage and assistant Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Makerere University said:
..." that China has developed largely because of its culture, arts and heritage.
For African, countries to develop sustainably,
we must promote and protect our arts, culture and heritage."
Do you agree?
Let's read your opinion.
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