Monday, 2 March 2015

How To Open And Verify Paypal Account In Nigeria Using Bank Atm Card

Do you know that you can now open PayPal

account in Nigeria and verify it using

your bank ATM card without using any

usual back door style again?

Few months ago PayPal decided to consider

and decided to add Nigeria to their list of

supported countries that can use PayPal,

which means you don�t need any old back

door ways to open and run PayPal account

as a Nigerian.

First what is PayPal?

PayPal is an international e-commerce

business that allows you to securely receive

and transfer money through the internet

(Online Transactions).

With PayPal you can easily buy or receive

payments through the internet unlike our

tradition ways such as checks and money

orders.

What is back door?

You may not understand what I mean by

back door but am sure that some people will

understand it especially those who opened

or tried to open PayPal account through

third parties such as old liberty reserved

style, proxy hider and changer software etc.

Initially the only way to open an own a

verified PayPal account in Nigeria is through

back door you need software that can hide

or change your location so that you can

appear to be in one of the supported

countries or by address forgeries but the

good news now is that you don�t need all

that again to open and run a verified PayPal

account in Nigeria because PayPal have

officially added Nigeria to their list of

supported countries as you can see on the

image below.

How to open and verify your PayPal

account In Nigeria the easy way

Am happy to tell you that you can open and

operate Verified PayPal account in Nigeria

easily and safely without any form of fear of

your account being blocked if there is no

cost for alarm.

To open PayPal account in Nigeria kindly

visit www.paypal.com and click register to fill

in your personal details accordingly.

Note: Make sure you fill the online form

with your original details because you will

still need to verify your account with your

Bank Visa or MasterCard

How to Verify Your PayPal account in Nigeria

using your Bank ATM Visa card or

MasterCard

After opening your PayPal account you need

to verify your account to remove some

restrictions that might hinder you from

having full access to your PayPal account.

To verify your PayPal account in Nigeria you

need a valid Visa card or MasterCard, I

mean your ATM CARD if it is written Visa or

MasterCard on the back cover not VERVE

CARDS.

The Ecobank Verve card cannot be used to

verify your PayPal account at least for now

because PayPal don�t allow verve cards for

now.

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Nigerian Banks Lose 24.5% Of Market Value





These are not the best of times for banks in the country as some developments in the economy have negatively affected their performance on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, SIMON EJEMBI writes



Tougher regulation and policies by the Central Bank of Nigeria, the devaluation of the naira and other economic headwinds have changed the fortunes of Deposit Money Banks in the country significantly, it has been gathered.



The banks, which have mostly battled in futility to grow their profit margins in recent times, have seen their share prices and market capitalisation decline as well.



Between January 1, 2014 and Friday, February 28, 2015, the total market capitalisation of the banking sub-sector had declined by 24.5 per cent or N720bn to N2.219tn. This is despite the rights issue embarked upon by some of the banks, which significantly increased the capitalisation.



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The dwindling fortunes of the banks are also reflected in the Nigerian Stock Exchange Banking Index, which is designed to provide an investable benchmark to capture the performance of the banking sector.



The index, which comprises the 10 most capitalised and liquid companies in the banking sector, emerged the Exchange’s worst performing sectoral index in 2014 after it fell by 21.53 per cent.



Despite the rally by equities over the last two weeks, which has seen the banking index improve, between the start of 2014 and the close of trading on Friday, the index had depreciated by 26.82 per cent.



According to market analysts, some bank stocks are currently at four-year lows in terms of value.



The shares of virtually all the banks on the banking index declined over the 14-month period reviewed by our correspondent.



Unity Bank Plc, whose share price has remained unchanged at 50 kobo per share, as well as Ecobank Transnational Incorporated Plc and Union Bank of Nigeria Plc that appreciated by 1.2 per cent and 2.18 per cent, respectively as of Friday are the only exception.



As of Monday last week, ETI and UBN were down by 1.2 per cent and 7.4 per cent, respectively.



As for the others, Access Bank Plc was down by 33.3 per cent; Diamond Bank Plc had shed 46.9 per cent; while Fidelity Bank Plc and Guaranty Trust Bank Plc declined by 52.4 per cent and 13.03 per cent, respectively.



Others are Sterling Bank Plc, with 4.8 per cent drop; United Bank for Africa Plc, with a share price depreciation of 61 per cent; and Zenith Bank Plc, which was down by 35.8 per cent.



Skye Bank Plc and Wema Bank Plc, which are not in the banking index, were down by 53.9 per cent and 20.5 per cent, respectively.



Financial institutions, which have banks as subsidiary, did not fare any better.



The shares of FBN Holdings Plc and FCMB Group Plc, the parent companies of First Bank Nigeria Limited and First City Monument Bank Limited, declined by 52.1 per cent and 40.4 per cent, respectively over the review period.



Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc, the parent company of Stanbic IBTC Bank Limited, however, appreciated by 17 per cent.



Analysts have attributed the poor performance of the banking sector to a series of negative and unfavourable developments in the economy as well as the failure of several of them to focus on retail banking, among others.



The Head, Research and Investment, BGL Plc, Mr. Femi Ademola, said the most important problem facing the sector was the uncertainty about it.



Ademola traced part of the problem to the changes at the CBN, saying, “The typical thing in Nigeria is that anytime we have a change at the central bank, everyone will come around with their own processes, which can cause disruption in the market.



“In 2004, we had to do capitalisation, which was shocking because it wasn’t planned for in terms of magnitude. That caused a disruption because some banks had to go under because they couldn’t meet the requirement to recapitalise. Since then, we have been having uncertainties about the banks.”



He said the uncertainties continued when Mallam Lamido Sanusi became the CBN governor and embarked on reforms, which affected more banks, with investors losing a lot.



“Since then, bank stocks have become more like a watch-me stock,” Ademola said.



He added that the manner in which Sanusi exited the CBN as governor and the subsequent appointment of Mr. Godwin Emefiele did not help matters, adding that there were still uncertainties about the current governor’s plans for the banks.



“Another thing affecting banking stocks is that they are the most liquid stocks in the market; banks have the highest number of outstanding shares and they have the most number of investors,” Ademola said.



What that means, according to him, is that the shares are very volatile and depending on the investor sentiment, unfavourable developments in the economy can easily affect them.



He explained that apart from the impact of the increase of the Cash Reserve Requirement for banks, the CBN had been very harsh on them, reducing such things as the Commission on Turnover over time, leading to declines in their incomes.



“Also, if you check the performance of the banks, it has been from cash round-tripping. That is, they take money from the public sector and take the money back to the public sector either through the CBN or purchase of Federal Government bonds and Treasury bills,” the analyst said.



He, however, said some “discerning investors” knew that that was not sustainable and that banks had to lend and perform their traditional functions.



With some of the banks exposed to the oil and gas sector and foreign exchange pressure, with some of them obtaining Tier 2 capital, their performance is not expected to improve anytime soon.



Global rating agency, Fitch Ratings, which had last year predicted a drop in the profit of Nigerian banks this year, also expects them to have a rough year.



In a new report entitled: ‘Nigerian banks: Oil shock and policy moves test bank resilience and ratings’, the agency projected that the non-performing loans of the banks were expected to rise above the CBN’s informal cap of five per cent by year-end.



Although the rating agency affirmed the Long-term Issuer Default Ratings of 10 Nigerian banks, with all outlooks being stable, it pointed out the high credit concentration of the banks as well as emerging risks, particularly in the oil and gas, and power sectors.



It also noted that “the operating environment is affected by persistently low oil prices, continuing pressure on the domestic currency, the naira, likely further monetary policy and regulatory actions, and increased political uncertainty.”





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The Power of Plastic Surgery. Another Amazing Weight Loss Option (Photos)




Melissa Foreaman, 44, dropped from 160 kg to 80kg leaving her with rolls of saggy skin but was devastated with how she looked after losing weight.



A mum-of-two who was left looking like 'a deflated balloon' after losing 80kg following a gastric wrap operation, She went under the knife again to get the body of her dreams.



Ms Foreman decided to have the surgery because she hated her body image.



But although she lost the weight, the 44-year-old, from Sidcup, London, was left with large amounts of excess skin around her body.



She said: "My body looked like a deflated balloon.



"I was a fraud as my body in clothes didn't match what was underneath, I hated it."





Ms Foreman finally has the body of her dreams after having further surgery to have the excess skins removed.



She said she grew up a 'big child' in California, eating fast food and sweets, and that she had gone from a fat youngster to "a fatter teenager to a morbidly obese adult."



Ms Foreman said she would often skip breakfast and then have two Big Macs and large fries for lunch.



Ms Foreman was left with saggy skins, and decided to undergo further surgery to remove the excess.



After a painful recovery, she now weighs 11st 5lb and is happy to show off her figure, the Mail reports.



She said the results of the surgery to remove her excess skin was "unbelievable."



Ms Foreman said she was happy with "the butterfly" she has become.





















Nadia Buari Reportedly Gives Birth To Twins. Could Jim Iyke Be Responsible?

Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari has given birth to twins, Myjoyonline.com can confirm.



The actress, who has been absent from the entertainment scene for some time now, was delivered two bouncy baby girls last week. The delivery probably explains her hiatus from the movie and the media scene.



Father of the actress Alhaji Sidiku Buari confirmed the news to Myjoyonline.com Monday morning. He said “It’s true. She brought forth twins alright, that is true. I’m confirming [it] as the father.” Alhaji Sidiku Buari also disclosed that she gave birth outside the country but won’t disclose where. It’s unclear who the father of the babies are but the actress has for sometime now been linked to ‘Bad boy’ Nollywood actor Jim Iyke.



After months, probably years, of speculations, Jim Iyke proposed to Nadia Buari in March last year. The actor proposed to the actress on one of the editions of his hit reality show, Jim Iyke Unscripted.



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Jim proposed with a six-carat-diamond ring while having dinner with Nadia, who didn't hesitate to say "Yes".







Rumours that Nadia Buari was pregnant some few months ago has turned out to be true and the Ghanaian actress has given birth to twins—that explains her absence from public sphere and social media.



Nadia Buari’s adopted father- Alhaji Sidiku Buari confirmed the news to Myjoyonline.com this morning, saying, It’s true. She brought forth twins alright, that is true. I’m confirming [it] as the father.”







Alhaji Sidiku Buari also stated that Nadia Buari gave birth outside Ghana but he wouldn’t mention the country—however, GhanaCelebrities.Com has been told, Nadia Buari gave birth in the United States…



The twins means Nadia Buari currently has 3 children—with the first being the baby she had when she was a teenager way back before she became famous.



As to who the father of the twins are; it certainly does not look like it’s Jim Iyke, her last official man—and whoever it is, we will fetch him out soon.



Congrats to Nadia Buari!



When it comes to Nadia Buari and Jim Iyke, GhanaCelebrities.Com learnt in May 2014 that Nadia Buari ended her relationship with Jim Iyke, citing his bad temper as the main reason.



Sources close to Nadia Buari at the time said, even though the actress tried to cope and handle Jim Iyke’s temper, she felt like she cannot change Jim and there was no point in hanging in there. In fact, our sources mentioned that, Nadia Buari had more arguments and fights with Jim Iyke than any sort of decent conversation…



“The relationship has ended and if you see them together again, then they are trying hard to play the media. She just can’t take his temper anymore so she has ended it. It is not worth it for her and all that she thought Jim could do for her career did not also materialize” one of our sources said.



Could it be possible that Nadia Buaru was pregnant before ending the relationship? Or did she go straight into another with a new guy considering the fact that it mostly takes 9 months for a baby?









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Is there anything wrong with this kiss? (photos)


TV/radio personality Sammy Walsh pictured with Ice Prince's 3 year old son, Jamal at his birthday yesterday. People are making snide comments about the kiss, saying that if she's not related to the boy, then she shouldn't kiss him like that. Maybe they are related? But is there anything wrong with it?


Military Gets Two Boeing 747 Jets Loaded With Weapons

Military takes delivery of two Boeing 747 jets loaded with weapons



The Nigerian military took delivery of two Boeing 747 jets fully loaded with ammunition that arrived the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on Wednesday evening.



The first and second jets, which arrived around 4pm and 6pm respectively, had various forms of sophisticated weapons meant for military operations in the North-East, according to reliable sources at the airport.



Our correspondent sighted the jets on the tarmac at the airport on Thursday but was denied access to even get close to them by officials guarding those who were offloading the cargoes.



It was learnt that the Federal Government's intensive campaign against insurgents in the North-East would be boosted with the arrival of the ammunition.



A security official at the airport, who pleaded not to be named as he was not authorised to speak on the matter, told our correspondent that "the ammunition in these massive cargo jets show how determined the government is to considerably halt the activities of Boko Haram within the six weeks which it requested from INEC (Independent National Electoral Commission).



"We don't often see the arrival of heavy ammo like this in this airport. This one shows there is trouble for insurgents in the North-East."



Asked of the registration of the foreign cargo jets that brought in the heavy ammo and where the aircraft came from, our source at the NAIA said, "I cannot tell where the ammunitions were from but they are being offloaded and moved to town one after the other.



"The cargo jets are Boeing 747 planes and one of them has LW Italia written on it. I cannot tell you details because this is a classified operation and officials of this airport cannot even get close to see clearly other details of the airplanes. As you can see, this massive cargo plane can carry so many items than many other cargo jets."



It was also gathered that the offloading of the jets started since Wednesday and stretched till Thursday.



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