Make So Much Money by Investing In TBC.1 tbc for #60000

Today we will be introducing you to a life changing investment that will propel you to wealth in 2017.

This investment is about a cryptocurrency that?s on a fast rise. According to the popular saying, ?The next set of millionaires won?t emerge from Oil and Gas but from those who invested in Cryptocurrency.

This is a short presentation about TBC (The Billion Coin)

First of all have you heard about BTC(Bitcoin)?

Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency (online money) universally accepted with a dollar equivalent (it?s in dollars).

Bitcoin was released in January 2009 with the price of 1btc =$0.008.

From Jan 2009 ? Jan 2010 there was no exchange or market for it, then bitcoin was yet to hit the market. According to Wikipedia, user ?SmokeTooMuch? auctioned 10,000 BTC for $50 no buyer was found.

Bitcoin hit the market (became tradable) in Feb 2010 for the price of $0.008 to one btc. And by April it 1bitcoin hit $1.

We have all heard the story of the Norwegian man (a student) who purchased $27 worth of bitcoin in 2009. With just $27 then he was able to purchase 5000btc, he forgot about his investment because it?s so little, until 2013 when bitcoin became widespread, his $27 has turned to $886,000.

Bitcoin grew from $0.008 in 2009 to $1250 in 2013 that?s over 15,625,000% in 4years. That?s the greatest return of investment every witnessed on earth.

Those who invested in it earlier are also called early miners, and they all made massive profit from it. The time to mine bitcoin is far gone and it?s not profitable anymore.

There?s a new coin people are investing in. It started in March this year with the value of 1tbc = $0.001.

Now 1tbc = $249.14. Already it has increased with 3,112,500% since its IPO (Initial Public Offer) TBC is a cryptocurrency which currently grows at the rate of 1-5% daily until it reaches its ultimate value.

Note: TBC is yet to hit the market (similarly to bitcoin when it was released) it is widely expected to hit the market by March/April next year (A year from when it was released also like bitcoin)

If TBC really do hit the market next year this will be one of the greatest source of wealth. Most people did not invest in bitcoin because of lack of believe as it?s the first cryptocurrency, now people are pumping in millions to invest in TBC because it?s widely expected to be the next big thing. A coin that finally has the capacity to overtake bitcoin.You can buy 1 tbc for #60000

If all goes according to plan. Buying 1tbc now when it lunches next year could turn you to a millionaire.

It?s just like buying and stocking shares and waiting for its maturity date.

Lastly like all investment there is risk, no one will be held accountable for any loss of funds. Invest wisely.

For more information and how to purchase TBC contact us via call 08032577547 0r 08085288381 email jclick094@gmail.com

Lastly endeavour not to purchase tbc from unverified seller so you won?t be sold TBcoins in place of TBC (The Billion Coin). Contact the numbers above or buy from TBC website thebillioncoin.org no other means is advised.

NSE Launches Technology To Combat Market Infraction

Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, has launched a new market surveillance platform, Nasdaq SMARTS Market Surveillance Technology, to nip stock market manipulation in the bud. The technology will, among other things, enable NSE READ MORE

7 Nigerian Tech Startups That We Love

As more and more people begin to embrace the internet, it has gone beyond being a tool to stay in touch. The internet is now being used to solve problems, and has become a business centre for many.
Young Nigerians have begun to put the internet to good use through their disruptive business ideas that are geared to solve simple problems that the average Nigerian faces.
Here are 7 Nigerian tech start-ups that we totally love. These start-ups made our list as a result of the disruptive ideas and the unique problems they are solving.READ MORE

Nigerian lady graduates as best student from Southeastern University Lakeland

Yesterday, the story was told of Nigerian lady Adeola Olubamiji who became the first black to bag a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada (read here). Another Nigerian has made us proud again by graduating from Southeastern University, Lakeland USA as the best student.
According to @TrendsOfNigeria, Emiene Amali-Adekwu Graduated with a 4.0 CGPA, making her the best student the school has had since it was established.

Uba donates 24 cars to Anambra local government chairmen, vows to unseat Obiano in November polls

The Senator representing Anambra South Senatorial District in the National Assembly, Andy Uba, on Friday vowed to unseat the incumbent governor of the state, Willie Obiano.

Uba stated this at Uga, his hometown, while handing over 24 cars to the Anambra State chapter of the All Progressives Congress.

He said the cars should be distributed to the 21 APC local government chairmen in the state, while the remaining should be assigned to coordinators in the three senatorial districts of the state.

He said he would replicate the empowerment to the 326 APC ward chairmen in the state before long.

He said the purpose was to make the impact of the party felt everywhere in the state before the November 18 governorship election.

Uba, who dumped the Peoples Democratic Party for the APC, is vying for the governorship seat in the state on the platform of his new party, APC.

Obiano came into office on the platform of All Progressives Grand Alliance.

Real Madrid releases squad list ahead of Champions league final

Ahead of the UEFA Champions  League final, Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane has released the 25- man squad that will face Juventus in Saturday’s  final in Cardiff.

The players’ list is as follows:

Goalkeepers: Navas, Casilla, Yanez.

Defenders: Carvajal, Pepe, Ramos, Varane, Nacho, Marcelo, Coentrao, Danilo.

Midfielders: Kroos, James, Casemiro, Kovacic, Modric, Asensio, Isco, Enzo Zidane.

Forwards: Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema, Bale, Lucas Vazquez, Mariano, Morata.

Nigeria Senate propose the return of tolls back to major roads

Nigerians might begin to experience toll gates at major roads in the country as the Senate is proposing the return of tolls on federal roads and the setting aside of 0.5 per cent of transport fares paid by mass transit passengers for inter-state trips to generate funds for the rehabilitation and maintenance of roads in the country.
A levy of N5 will also be imposed on every litre of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) and Automobile General Oil (diesel) imported or refined in the country for the same purpose.

These were part of the recommendations of the Senate Committee on Works on the National Roads Fund Establishment Bill, 2017 “for the purpose of financing the maintenance and rehabilitation of national roads.”
Consideration of reports by the committee on the National Roads Fund Establishment Bill and the Federal Road Authority Establishment Bill, 2017 was listed on the Order Paper of Thursday.
The lawmakers, who began with the consideration of the Federal Road Authority report, however, stepped down the consideration of the National Roads Fund report to another legislative day.
In the report on the National Roads Fund, the panel listed the sources of funding to include a fuel levy of N5 chargeable per litre on any volume of petrol and diesel products imported into the country and on locally refined petroleum products.
Other sources are axle load control charges and tolls not exceeding 10 per cent of any revenue paid as user charge per vehicle on any federal road designated as a toll road, which will not be applicable to roads under public-private partnership plans.
The panel also recommended international vehicle transit charges and inter-state mass transit user charge of 0.5 per cent deductible from the fare paid by passengers to commercial mass transit operators on inter-state roads.
It also proposed a roads’ fund surcharge of 0.5 per cent chargeable on the assessed value of any vehicle imported at any time into the country, as well as lease, licensing or other fees, which shall be 10 per cent of the revenue accruing from the lease or licensing or other fees pertaining to non-vehicular road usages along any federal road and collected by the federal roads agency.
The National Roads Fund is also expected to generate revenue from grants and loans as well as “gifts of land, money or other property.”
The Senate Committee on Works listed the objectives of the bill to include the establishment of the National Roads Fund “to be a repository of revenues from road user related charges and other sources for financing, which shall be managed and administered for routine and periodic maintenance works on roads in Nigeria.”
It said the proposed fund would provide “predictable and sustainable funding for road maintenance and promote the sustainable management of the road networks; establish the governing board, which shall be responsible for the management of the fund; and create an enabling environment for private sector participation, management and financing in the road sector.”
The lawmakers recommended that the National Roads Fund be established with high level of independence under the jurisdiction of the Federal Ministry of Finance, which would only oversee it for policy direction.

Govs to pay salary, pension arrears with Paris Club refund

State governors have agreed to pay off all salary and pension arrears owed workers with the next tranche of payment of the Paris Club debt refund.

The Head of Media and Public Affairs of the Nigeria Governors Forum, Mr. Abulrazaque Bello-barkindo, said in a statement on Thursday that the state governors arrived at the decision at a meeting convened by the Chairman of the Nigeria Governors Forum and Governor of Zamfara State, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar, in Abuja on Thursday night.He said that the governors held the meeting in expectation of the next tranche of payment of the money already approved for payment by the Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.

He said the governors would receive the money in the month of June.

“We all agreed that a substantial amount from the next tranche of the Paris-London refunds be used in the settlement of workers’ salary and pension arrears,” Yari was quoted as saying.

He said that governors were aware of the widespread criticism of the non-payment of the backlog of salary and pension arrears and the suffering of the Nigerian workers and concluded that the situation of the workers be ameliorated to put the country on the path of growth.

Bello-barkindo recalled that out of the N522.74bn owed states, N388.304bn was paid in December 2016.

He also stated that the NGF had set up a committee under Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State to provide a solution to litigations filed by 10 consultants demanding payment for their roles in the release of the funds.

According to the statement, the committee comprises Governor Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar of Bauchi State; Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State; Plateau State’s Simon Lalong; Bayelsa’s Seriaki Dickson; Rivers’ Nyesom Wike; and a former Accountant General of the Federation and Gombe State Governor, Ibrahim Dankwambo.

Bello-barkindo added that the NGF also resolved to set up a seven-man committee to pursue “reconciliation of the forum and the betterment of the country.”

The committee comprises the governors of Imo, Bayelsa, Abia, Ekiti, Kano, Nasarawa and Bauchi states.

Paul Okoye Replies Davido; “who Has The 30 Billion In The Account Now?”

Davido asked;“How do you live here but drive this poo. How do you live here but drive all this?”

Paul responded by saying, “It is well @davidoofficial because I have light and Water 24Hours and it’s central in Victoria Island,” he added saying “I’m a landlord. Paid in full. In few weeks I will surprise U.”
The surprise that Paul Okoye was talking about came too soon when he published a video in his Instagram page of his still uncompleted mansion; “Victoria Island landlord Association not Lekki River Niger Street #VI landlord @davidoofficial @fuzengn”

Paul and Davido also came to a conclusion when the entertainment mogul asked the singer who was the boss and who has 30 billion in the account.

I walked from Kaduna to Zaria to raise money for school abroad- Amina Mohammed

United Nations deputy secretary general, Amina Mohammed, once walked a total of 76 km (47 miles) from Kaduna to Zaria in search of funds to finance her education abroad.

 lawyer has requested that the grave of Ugandan-born South Africa-based late billionaire, Ivan Semwanga, be opened up. The 39-year-old billionaire was buried with a large amount of money said to be about 100 million Ugandan Shillings by family and friends. The lawyer, Tugume Gideon, had deposed that Semwanga was buried with money, a legal tender that no one is allowed to hoard. Ugandan media reports that Gideon had sued to have the grave opened and the money removed, claiming that the money is a legal tender and should not be locked down with anyone. The lawyer has consequently petitioned the high court to have Ivan Semwanga’s grave dismantled . Ivan’s crew, who call themselves the “Rich Gang,” had poured hundreds of notes into the late billionaire’s grave, along with a generous quantity of champagnes. Semwanga was buried Tuesday, May 30, at his home in Kayunga, Uganda.

The former environment minister revealed that she had to raise money when she wanted to study hotel catering management in Italy.
“I said to my father: ‘I’m leaving,’” “He said, ‘OK, but I have no money to give you’. So I challenged everyone and said I am walking from Kaduna to Zaria — which is 76km — to raise the cash. They all said ‘You can’t do it!’ But I raised £4,000, and that was it, I was off.”
Amina Mohammed is the eldest of five daughters and now a mother of six children. Her father, a herdsman and a former military officer, met her mother, a nurse, while studying in Britain. After Mohammad finished her studies in Italy, her father demanded she return to Nigeria, and to a job — he promised — at the then American embassy in Kaduna.

According to her, when she arrived Nigeria, it quickly became apparent there was no job. “So I walked around and around and, eventually, I was 11 years at an architectural design office in northern Nigeria. It was tough being a single woman and going into offices,” she says.
“The men would say, ‘Why is she here?’ They also often thought I couldn’t speak the native languages, so I would hear an awful lot of stuff they thought I couldn’t understand, I can tell you.”
After years in the private sector, Mohammad served under the president Olusegun Obasanjo, the late  Yar'adua, and former president Goodluck Jonathan before becoming adviser to Ban Ki-moon, Guterres’ predecessor as secretary general, on the post-2015 development agenda.

 lawyer has requested that the grave of Ugandan-born South Africa-based late billionaire, Ivan Semwanga, be opened up. The 39-year-old billionaire was buried with a large amount of money said to be about 100 million Ugandan Shillings by family and friends. The lawyer, Tugume Gideon, had deposed that Semwanga was buried with money, a legal tender that no one is allowed to hoard. Ugandan media reports that Gideon had sued to have the grave opened and the money removed, claiming that the money is a legal tender and should not be locked down with anyone. The lawyer has consequently petitioned the high court to have Ivan Semwanga’s grave dismantled . Ivan’s crew, who call themselves the “Rich Gang,” had poured hundreds of notes into the late billionaire’s grave, along with a generous quantity of champagnes. Semwanga was buried Tuesday, May 30, at his home in Kayunga, Uganda.

Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/life-times/billionaire-buried-100-million-lawyer-sues-open-grave-retrieve-buried-money/  

 lawyer has requested that the grave of Ugandan-born South Africa-based late billionaire, Ivan Semwanga, be opened up. The 39-year-old billionaire was buried with a large amount of money said to be about 100 million Ugandan Shillings by family and friends. The lawyer, Tugume Gideon, had deposed that Semwanga was buried with money, a legal tender that no one is allowed to hoard. Ugandan media reports that Gideon had sued to have the grave opened and the money removed, claiming that the money is a legal tender and should not be locked down with anyone. The lawyer has consequently petitioned the high court to have Ivan Semwanga’s grave dismantled . Ivan’s crew, who call themselves the “Rich Gang,” had poured hundreds of notes into the late billionaire’s grave, along with a generous quantity of champagnes. Semwanga was buried Tuesday, May 30, at his home in Kayunga, Uganda.

Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/life-times/billionaire-buried-100-million-lawyer-sues-open-grave-retrieve-buried-money/  

Suspected Ebola Corpse Arrives Nigeria From Congo Causes Uproar

The Federal Government may sanction Kenya Airways for conveying a corpse from the Ebola-affected Democratic Republic of Congo to Nigeria as it’s leaving no stone unturned tackling the dreaded spread of Ebola.

The Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Jide Idris, who spoke at a joint briefing organised by the state agency and the Federal Ministry of Heath, said the airline did not obtain the necessary approval to bring in the body from the Ebola-ravaged country.

Idris, however, said the laboratory investigations showed that the corpse was not infected with EVD.

“The airline brought the remains of a Nigerian without having all documentations that are required to process its clearance by the Department of Port Health Services, Federal Ministry of Health. The Federal Government of Nigeria and relevant agencies condemn this deliberate breach.

 

“In line with industry practice, a report has been made to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, the regulatory agency of the Nigerian aviation industry on the occurrence.

 

“Necessary steps are being taken by the regulatory authorities to sanction the airline in a bid to prevent future occurrence. We have commenced detailed investigations by all relevant agencies of government to determine the immediate and remote intentions of this unfortunate behaviour,” Idris stated.

The commissioner noted that the Federal Government had banned repatriation of human remains into the country through all points of entry as a precautionary measure to avoid importation of any infectious disease during the Ebola outbreak.

He added that the Federal Ministry of Health and the Port Health Division had issued guidelines to all airlines on the procedures to be followed to obtain a waiver before repatriating any human remains into the country.

The commissioner said, “The government will like to reiterate that the ban is still in force and any attempt to contravene this ban will attract serious sanction. Government will want everyone to be vigilant and encourage all our officials at land, sea and air borders to continue the screening of international passengers.”