Cameroonian football player sacked by Egyptian football club for testing HIV positive 4 days after signing contract with the club

                             

Cameroonian football player Samuel Nlend was sacked by his Egyptian football club after test revealed that he was HIV positive. The Cameroonian star signed 3 years contract with the Egyptian football club Al lttihad four days ago, before he got sacked some hours ago after testing positive for HIV.
Egyptian digital media KingFut broke the news to the public on twitter.

PHOTOS: #Egypt's Ittihad of Alexandria sack Cameroon's Samuel Nlend after testing positive for HIV. https://t.co/KkEUdQAOff

— KingFut.com (@King_Fut) August 29, 2016

PHOTOS: BringBackOurGirls BBOG Activists protest in Abuja with mouth sealed, which demonstrate silence protest

Bring Back Our Girls protesters and activist had a silent protest today in Abuja. The group calling on president Buhari to renew his effort on how to locate and rescue the 218 Chibok schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram 2 years ago.

The protesters rallied in silence with a tape sealed across their lips. Sealed tape across their lips reportedly represents  the silencing of Nigerian government in locating and bringing back these 218 school girls.

One of the leaders of BBOG group, Oby Ezekwesili, gives a statement saying that President Buhari remarks during his trip to Kenya that his government would negotiate with Boko Haram for the release of the Chibok girls was not enough.
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When Naira hits ₦418 and you start quoting the man who is educated enough to know what to do

                                 

Founder of Mind of Christ Christian Center Reno Omokri sympathise with Naira on twitter as Naira continues to suffer against foreign currency. Naira keeps depreciating to dollars, euros and pounds and it continues to have negative effect on Nigeria's economy. President Buhari haven't done anything  yet to protect Naira from falling, as it keeps falling and falling without finding any solution to fixed it.  See what he wrote below.

When the Naira hits ₦418 to a dollar and you don't know what to do, you start quoting the man who knows what to do! pic.twitter.com/BJielQmuHN

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) August 30, 2016

The Zenith Bank Mobile App – Making Life Simple

                                   

Imagine being able to move money between banks while relaxing by the pool; or paying bills from the gym; or requesting a new cheque book from your kitchen… Transform your smartphone into a powerful banking tool with Zenith Bank’s Mobile App, a sleek and highly functional app which offers access to all your Zenith Bank accounts such as Savings, Current, Domiciliary and Fixed Deposit accounts ..


Download the Zenith Mobile Banking App and take your bank with you wherever you go
With the mobile app you can carry out almost all transactions you would have needed to visit a branch for including the following:
Account Balance Enquiry - View all your accounts (Current, Savings, Fixed Deposit, Domiciliary and Card accounts).

Money Transfers - You can transfer funds with your mobile phone from wherever you are to any bank account in Nigeria.
             
Bills payments – Making bills payments is a breeze as the mobile app’s intuitive interface makes the process seamless. Utility bills, cable tv and internet subscriptions are among the many bills you can pay with the Zenith Bank mobile app.

Cheques - The Cheques Menu on the app enables you exercise control over your cheques. You can pre-confirm or stop payment of cheques from your mobile phone. And when your chequebook is running thin you can easily request another via your mobile app.

Cards – In that awkward moment when you discover your card is missing, don’t panic, just fire up the app and you can immediately deactivate your lost, stolen or damaged card. And if it turns out that you merely forgot where you left it, you can reactivate it with a few clicks on your app.

Manage your account – The mobile app is a command centre of sorts from where you can manage the settings of your banking. Some of these settings include:
o   Change Password
o   Change Mobile PIN
o   Change Authentication methods
o   Add and delete beneficiaries


Schedule Recurring Payments/Standing Order – Never miss another subscription payment for cable tv or your internet subscription. Just schedule a recurring payment and forget about it. The app never forgets and will pay your subscriptions on auto-pilot.

Airtime Purchase – Top up your phone and those of your family and friends from your mobile app. With airtime from all networks available and daily purchase limit of N50,000, you will never run out of airtime again.

Pay for flights and make hotel bookings – Business trip, family vacation or cosy getaway, you can book hotels worldwide and pay for your flights from your mobile phone. Just launch the app and start making amazing memories.

Locate Zenith Bank branches and ATMs – If you ever need to quickly locate a Zenith Bank branch or ATM, the mobile app comes in very handy as it can direct you to the nearest branch or ATM. It can also provide you with addresses of all our 350 branches nationwide.

PHOTOS: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerber is live in Nigeria, first in African soil

Facebook owner Mark Zuckerberg visits Africa for the first time, the young Billionaire is in Nigeria to see his Facebook company, established in Nigeria to support technology development in Africa.
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Emmanuel Emenike acquired G-Wagon Benz E.E29

Super Eagles of Nigeria striker Emmanuel Emenike shared photos of his newly acquired G-Wagon Benz on Instagram.
"E.E 29 new gift from me to me." The Fernabache striker wrote on Instagram with the Benz Wagon pictures.

E:E 29 new gift from me to me 🍾🍾💪 💪 @sinanaygun

Фото опубликовано Emmanuel Emenike (@emenike_9) Авг 30 2016 в 5:08 PDT

Congratulations to you Emenike.

Apple Ordered to pay €13billion taxes to Ireland

                           

US technology company Apple has  been ordered to pay up to €13billion in back taxes to Ireland.

Apple faces the record bill after the European Commission (EC) ruled that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.

The tech giant's tax arrangements enabled it to pay a tax rate of as little as 0.005% on its European profits in 2014, according to the probe.
That is just €50 (£43) in taxes on every €1m (£850m) of profit.
Ireland's finance minister Michael Noonan said he disagreed "profoundly" with the decision and would seek Cabinet approval for an appeal.
The sum to be paid by Apple is 40 times bigger than any previous demand by the EC in such a case.

  

Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said: "Member states cannot give tax benefits to selected companies, this is illegal under EU state aid rules."

"The Commission's investigation concluded that Ireland granted illegal tax benefits to Apple, which enabled it to pay substantially less tax than other businesses over many years."

Apple also said it was confident of winning an appeal and that the ruling would have a "profound and harmful effect on investment and job creation in Europe".

Online retailer Amazon and fast food giant McDonald's face probes over their tax arrangements in Luxembourg while coffee chain Starbucks has been ordered to pay up to €30m (£26m) in the Netherlands.According to Swiss report.