Thursday, 5 February 2015

PDP And APC


Are you in a paid employment? If yes, you don't want to miss this

Zedvance Limited is a consumer finance company that offers cash loans to salary earners in Lagos.  We ensure that we make consumer finance easily accessible to our target market in the most convenient way. 

You can have access to cash loans between 50, 000 to 1, 000, 000 Naira. Loan tenure is between 1 and 9 months. Zedvance Limited does not require any collateral for our service.
 Frequently Asked Questions.

What you need to know about Zedvance

What do I need to be eligible?

·         You must be in a paid employment
·         Your age should be between 22 and 55 years
·         You must have an active salary account
·         You must be resident in Lagos
·         You must have a pension account or tax id

How do I apply?

To apply, logon to www.zedvance.com or visit our office located at 859, Bishop Aboyade Cole Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.

How much can I borrow?

You can access between N50, 000.00 to N1,000,000.00

Can I make part payment on my loan?

No, you cannot make part payment as your loan repayment date are agreed before loan disbursement, however a change in repayment date is possible depending on your cash flow. Charges will apply in case you change your repayment date.

Can I pre-liquidate my outstanding loan?

Yes you can pre-liquidate your loan, however there is a pre-liquidation fee of 2% of loan value

How early can I apply for another loan after repaying a loan fully?

You can apply immediately after a full repayment of existing loan.

What documents am I required to present?

·         1 Passport Photograph
·         A valid means of Identification (International Passport, Driver's Licence or National ID card)
·         You will be required to fill a "Request of Account statement form" which one of our representatives will take to your Bank to print out your statement
·         Employee ID Card
·         Pension Statement or Tax ID and Employment Letter
·         NUBAN Cheques or Direct Debit Mandate
·         Utility Bill (Electricity, Water, Lawmae.t.c)
·         if you are an outsourced employee or your employment has not been confirmed, you will be required to provide a guarantor who must be a permanent staff of your firm and must have capacity

How can I repay?

You can repay with Cheques or Direct Debit mandate

Can I change my repayment date?

Yes you can change your repayment date, but charges will apply.
For more info call 07001001000

Tuesday, 3 February 2015

15 Amazing Things You Never Knew You Could Use Vaseline For













This light yellowish/buttery coloured slimy gel in a transparent jar with a blue cover still remains fresh  in our  memories. It's been a skin-protecting staple since 1872, when the first patent for petroleum jelly was introduced. But did it ever occur to you that the all time evergreen Vaseline has more beauty and fashion uses than just rubbing it on children's skin? Bet you didn’t! We present to you 15 other amazing things you can do with the petroleum jelly.

Negligence worsening oral healthcare in Nigeria with 90% of tooth decay untreated – Oral Experts

While Nigeria lacks sufficient data on its state of oral health, more worrisome is that teeth problems are not reported until they have developed so massively that surgery becomes so difficult if not impossible. 

For instance, while dental caries (tooth decay) which experts said to be between 6 to 23 per cent among Nigerians, 90 per cent of the patients are untreated resulting to pain and tooth loss.

At the gathering of oral health experts in Lagos, it was further revealed that Nigeria is doing worse than global average on early childhood untreated caries.

See the pioneer set of OAU’s Online Distance Learning Programme

OAU is championing the eLearning revolution in Nigeria! These students will be able to receive their lectures on-the-go, anywhere in Nigeria or around the world, on their VigiTabs (Study Tablets).

The tablets come preloaded with videos of their lectures, course materials, internet access and a battery life extender. Students can watch, pause or rewind their lecturers, and view course materials off line.

Programmes currently on offer are Bachelor of Nursing Science and B.Sc Accounting. More pics after the cut

Meet the woman who's addicted to drinking air freshner

27 year old Missouri woman named Evelyn was recently featured on TLC's "My Strange Addiction", where she revealed that she's addicted to drinking air-freshner. According to Evelyn, she drinks 20 cans of air freshner a week and sprays up to 50 times daily.
"I love air freshener. In the last three years, there is not a day where I’ve not had it. Fresh linen is my favorite flavor. Apple crisp is like dirt.”
Evelyn said it started one day when she walked past an automatic air freshner spray, and it “dusted” her cup of glass. She gave it a try, and became hooked. Her man says he hates it but because he loves her, he's understanding. Awww, how sweet!
"I’m pretty sure it’s unhealthy, and if you look at it, it says flammable. It’s nasty, it’s disgusting, but she loves it, and I love her, therefore I just have to deal with it.”

Sunday, 1 February 2015

Charles Soludo replies Okonjo-Iweala, says Nigeria’s economy collapsed under her watch

Former CBN Governor Charles Soludo has replied Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala's response to his viral article. Interesting read. Find below....
I read some of the responses to my article, “Buhari vs Jonathan: Beyond the Election”, and I want to thank everyone who has contributed to the debate. I am glad that the debate has finally taken off. I have decided, for the record, to re-enter the debate if only to set some records straight and hopefully elevate the debate further. Whom do I respond to? First, let me thank Gov Kayode Fayemi for his very mature and professional response on behalf of the APC. It forms a great basis for deepening the conversation. Pat Utomi, Oby Ezekwesili, Iyabo Obasanjo, and thousands of other patriotic Nigerians have raised the content of the debate. Femi Fani-Kayode made me laugh, as usual.