Sunday, 4 December 2016

Today's News headlines on punch

Buhari, Tinubu should resolve differences in Nigeria's  interest ' Ex-gov Adebayo

Barbaric custom of lynching crime suspects

Lagos paid N941m to 228 retirees in November

FG slashes 2017 independent revenue by N298bn

Nigeria's steel imports to hit $15.11bn annually

Firms to offer SMEs free survival training strategies

OPEC to Cut Crude Oil Production in January 'Oil and Gas
Stocks Advance

Calabar garment factory can produce police uniform

Fiscal Responsibility Act: Revenue remittance law MDAs
not willing to obey

e-Nigeria: Building local capacity for job creation

AWCON 2016: Falcons subdue Lionesses, win eighth title

Buhari congratulates victorious Falcons

Missing London 2012 because of injury was very painful '
Osazuwa

Barca need return to home wins ' Luis Enrique

English Premier League table (Wk14)

Five things we learned from El Clasico

Thoughts on volunteerism and federalism

Friday, 2 December 2016

WORD BANQUET INT'L(WOBIC) 2ND DEC FRI 2016 TODAY'S PRAYER.

     DEAR TRUST WORTHY FATHER, I Thank You for taking me from one level of grace to another;leading me beside the still waters and restore my soul(Ps23:1-3). I summit myself under the mighty hands of God, for i know that he raises me far above principalities and powers (Jam4:7)! Devil, you have no place in my life, destiny because i am in charge by the spirit of God. So this is my weekend of Power from on high! Amen...HAPPY WEEKEND

Thursday, 1 December 2016

FG To Probe Banks Over Stamp Duty Collection

The Federal Government is set to probe the 22 Money Deposit
Banks operating in the country to determine how much they
have gathered so far since they started collecting stamp duty
fees on deposits into banks accounts, investigation has
shown.
It has been discovered that some of the banks had not been
faithful in remitting all the funds accruing from the collection
to the designated Stamp Duty Account domiciled with the
Central Bank of Nigeria.
This, it was learnt, informed the decision of the Federal
Government to conduct a forensic audit on the banks to
determine the actual amount that had accrued through the
deduction of N50 on deposits into bank accounts with a value
of N1,000 and above.
Investigation showed that the Federal Government would
appoint the forensic auditors this month through a competitive
bidding process to be overseen by the Nigerian Postal
Service.
It was further learnt that the banks became more evasive in
remitting the proceeds of the collection following the ruling of
the Appeal Court in Lagos declaring the stamp duty on
electronic transactions as illegal.
Consequently, NIPOST, acting on behalf of the Federal
Government, decided to subject the collection to a forensic
audit to determine the actual amount that the banks were
supposed to remit to the government.
It was also learnt that government decided to conduct the
forensic audit in order to determine what would happen to the
money.
The Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission
had placed an embargo on the use of the funds accruing
through the stamp duty as a result of the appeal instituted by
a bank to challenge the ruling of a lower court directing the
banks to pay arrears of what they were supposed to have
collected as stamp duty since 2004.
Culled-Bizwatch Nigeria
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Did you know?

1. Penguins have an organ above their eyes that converts seawater to fresh water.

2.  Scientists claim that the higher your I.Q., the more you dream in your sleep.

3. Chewing gum makes a person fart more than usual. You’ll swallow more air then you normally would and that leads to flatulence.

4. Pineapple is not a single fruit, but a group of berries that have fused
together.

5. Spanish national anthem has no words.(I wonder what they sing then)

6. The reason why you don't sneeze when you are asleep is because the nerves involved in the sneeze reflex are also resting.

7.  To have your photo taken with the first ever camera, you would have to sit still for 8 hours. (God forbid o... Thank God for technology)

8. You blink over 20,000,000 times a year.( I don't know who was counting)

9. The world's oldest piece of chewing gum is 9,000 years old.( where was it kept, and who was counting the years?)

10. More than 2,500 left-handed people are killed each year by
using products that are made for right-handed people.(OK o...)

Now you know.

WORD of the day

Our word for today is....

Sempiternal.

/ˌsɛmpɪˈtəːn(ə)l/ (adjective) 

Meaning -  eternal and unchanging; everlasting, forever.

When something is sempiternal, it seems like it's
been there like forever , nothing can change it or take it's place.

Sentence examples :
1. My love for Christ is sempiternal.

2. The smile that flashes on her face when she talks, made us develop the sempiternal love we have for person.

WORD of the day

Our word for today is....

Sempiternal.

/ˌsɛmpɪˈtəːn(ə)l/ (adjective) 

Meaning -  eternal and unchanging; everlasting, forever.

When something is sempiternal, it seems like it's
been there like forever , nothing can change it or take it's place.

Sentence examples :
1. My love for Christ is sempiternal.

2. The smile that flashes on her face when she talks, made us develop the sempiternal love we have for person.

Happy new month.

Hello fam,

December has landed o...
What's cooking?
Are you happy it's already December?
Are you sad, and trying to question yourself about what you've achieved or what not achieved ?
Or are you just indifferent?

Cheer up and love up
Because, whatever will be will  be.

Do you believe in last hour, minute or second miracle?
Well... I do believe
And if you believe, shout it out
            I BELIEVE.

Wishing you a splendid December.
Happy new month.

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