Tuesday, 15 December 2015

STAND UP NIGERIA

 

Stand Up Nigeria Boxing Day is here again! Our stage which has been graced by celebrities such as Lagbaja, Stella Damasus, Joke Silva, Alibaba, DJ Jimmy Jatt, Julius Agwu, Gandoki, Ali Baba, Omo Baba, Jedi, Koffi, Owen Gee and many others is the perfect place to be on the 26th of December. Remember, Laughter is a tranquiliser with no side effects. So what are you waiting for? Seize the bae! Disturb the husband! Smile and politely ask the parents to get your tickets now and give you the spark of joy you desire.

For tickets, please call 07055553000 or 08175553000. (When you buy one, you get another one for free. And ticket delivery is also totally FREE!)

Make Money With The New GTBank iRefer Program

My dear Viewers and readers,you can now make money online and Offline with the New GTBank iRefer Program.
 The i-Refer Program is a Customer Referral Scheme designed to reward GT customers for inviting their friends, families and colleagues to open and maintain GTBank accounts.
 This program is an affiliate program introduced by Guaranty Trust bank to reward their customers for bringing in more customers to the bank who will be willing to open and maintain an account with them.

GTBank have stated various ways in which existing customers who bring in new and potential customers to the bank will be tracked through an iRefer Code, which will be use to reward whosoever ever brings in a new customer into GTbank.

There are three ways you could bring the customers into GTBank and they are through:
1. Internet banking Platform
2. Online Platform
3. In-Branch Platform 

Here Is How The iRefer Program By GTBank Works
Go to www.gtbank.com/i-refer
  1. To refer family and friends, complete and submit an i-Refer form via any of the following channels:

    •    GTBank’s Internet Banking Platform

    •    GTBank branches nationwide
  2. An i-Refer code is generated for every family and friend you refer.
  3. Your referred family/friend receives an e-mail prompting them to open a GTBank account.
  4. You receive a cash reward of N100 for every successful referral you make.
  5. You can refer as many people as you want. The reward goes on and on.
 The Unique Referral Code must be provided by the Prospect/Existing Customer at each point of opening the Referral Account, before the referral will be recognised by GTBank. Failure to this will lead to loss of your reward for that customer.

I think this is a great strategy by GTBank to cut down Cost of Paying Marketers by using customers to the job at their own free will.

Great concept I must say.

What do you think about this program everyone and the payout?

Note: When asked about the referal,i mean the person who refered you to the i refer program,you can indicate that it was Olatade Oladipo Joseph(Me)


CRY MY BELOVED COUNTRY

-"There is evil which I have seen under the sun, and it is common among men" Ecc6:1. When our leaders and elders are looters, robbers, thieves, liars then what is the legacy we are living behind for the younger generation. Honesty ,integrity, good name is no longer the order of the day. As long as we continue to put or vote people that have no fear of God in their lives in position of leadership in this country; what we're witnessing now may be a child' s play compared to the future unless there is a revolution of the heart. The CHANGE I am yearning for is CHANGE OF HEART. Let's give God chance to rule our country and you will see the wonders of righteousness. Righteousness exalt a nation.

Written by  Pst Shoyemi Alfred Olatunde

GTBank payment solution enables receipt of Western Union funds via ATMs

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GTBank plc has introduced an e-payment solution that allows customers receive Western Union funds directly into their GTBank account via any of the Bank’s Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) in Nigeria. The service is also available on the Bank’s Internet Banking platform (www.gtbank.com).
The introduction of this service coincides with a time when the need to move money quickly, reliably and much more conveniently across international borders has risen rapidly.
This has necessitated an increased demand for digital solutions to aid payments, transfers, and remittances. As a bank renowned for innovative solutions, the bank takes pride in leveraging technology to make life better for its customers by creating value oriented products suited to their varied needs.
To receive Western Union funds via any GTBank ATM nationwide, customers simply need to press any key on the ATM; click the Western Union option; agree to terms and conditions; select account type; select the country where the funds were sent from (sending country), and where country is not available, enter the sending country code/ISO Code; enter the expected amount in naira; enter the GTBank NUBAN account of the receiving party; and enter the 10-digit Money Transfer Control Number.
 Upon confirmation of the transaction, the transfer amount will be credited into the receiving GTBank account. This service does not require a GTBank debit or credit card, or a security token device.

Siasia eyes Olympic soccer gold

Coach of the National U-23 Team, Dream Team VI, Samson Siasia, says he is optimistic that Nigeria will win the Rio 2016 Olympics football.
Siasia said this on Monday shortly on arrival at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Dream Team VI defeated their Algerian counterpart 2-1 in Saturday’s final of the CAF U-23 Africa Cup of Nations in Senegal to win the trophy.
“I am looking forward to what we can achieve in Rio. We were there in 2008 and we got to the finals.

“If we start on time with our preparations, we might be able to do something,” he said.
Siasia advised the players to remain focused and try not to allow the victory to get into their heads.
“I want the boys to be hardworking and remain disciplined, just as they did during the Africa Cup of Nations,” he said.
Siasia expressed joy that Nigeria won the cup, adding: “I thank Nigerians for their prayers and support for the team.”

Roads In Nairobi That Have Been Closed For WTO Conference

Five key roads with the city centre have been closed as global leaders are meeting in Nairobi for the 10th ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO)
According to State House spokesperson Manoah Esipisu, the roads are:
1. Parliament Road
2. Harambee Avenue
3. City Hall Way
4. Taifa Road and
5. Wabera Street.
The roads will be closed until Friday December 18, 2015.
Twenty years since the WTO was formed, Kenya will become the first country in Africa – categorised as the Least Developed Countries – to hold the 10th Ministerial Conference of the WTO that has been dubbed MC10 and to be held between December 15 and 18, 2015.

As Kenya Hosts WTO 10th Ministerial Conference

Kenya will once again be in the global spotlight as it becomes the first African country to hold a ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) starting today Tuesday December 15, 2015.
Twenty years since the WTO was formed, Kenya will become the first country in Africa – categorised as the Least Developed Countries (LDC) – to hold the 10th Ministerial Conference of the WTO that has been dubbed MC10 and to be held between December 15 and 18, 2015.
 The agenda is the current trade-negotiation round of the WTO which commenced in November 2001 and aims to achieve major reform of the international trading system through the introduction of lower trade barriers and revised trade rules. 
In the case of the Doha round, that means cutting import taxes – which are known as tariffs – on everything from wheat to cars to lingerie.