TheInternalAuditor

Promoting the Internal Audit profession; committed to providing stakeholder value through knowledge sharing.

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[TheInternalAuditor @InternalAudit0r]

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[Amara Nwankpa @Nwankpa_A]

So, I asked ChatGPT to help me illustrate Odumeje's powers. Thread:

[Another Man. @samwellCFC]

I did my part blocking this guy but his tweets still finds its way to my TL.

You'll should do better pls.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The most dangerous island in the world.

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[SecurityWeek @SecurityWeek]

Cisco Completes $28 Billion Acquisition of Splunk - $SPLK $CSCO
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[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

Don't be like Prophet Odumeje

Activate all your financial powers

1. Plan, get an adviser
2. Set up an emergency fund
3. Get life insurance if you have dependants
4. Enroll in your company retirement plan, if offered. Contribute towards the full match
5. If you have access to Individual Retirement Account, open one, i like ROTH for lower tax earners
6. Buy health insurance
7. Start a mortgage plan by saving towards a down payment or getting a loan
8. Open an investment account, diversify it, if younger do more equities, older? More bonds. Start with ETFs that buy the index
9. Get an estate plan speak with a lawyer
10. Give to charity

[TheInternalAuditor @InternalAudit0r]

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[Ndubuisi Ekekwe @ndekekwe]

Nigeria’s high voltage searchlight on Binance has forced the company to exit some of its core operations in the nation: “Binance will discontinue all Nigerian Naira (NGN) services ... Users are encouraged to withdraw NGN, trade their NGN assets or convert NGN into crypto prior to the discontinuation of these NGN services. From 2024-03-08 08:00 (UTC), any remaining NGN balances in users’ Binance accounts will be automatically converted to USDT”.

While I support Nigeria on its rights to enforce its AML/KYC regulations, I also make it clear that Binance is not the reason our Naira is in trouble. Also, I hope Binance follows Nigeria’s AML/KYC laws. Of course, the executives should be treated based on the rule books, with no rights under local and international laws denied.

We need to focus on more important things which remain constant electricity, security of lives and properties, rule of law and the catalytic enablers which make economies work. If we continue to improve on those, Nigerian Naira will rise, Binance or no Binance. https://t.co/fPD9uzSoeg

[Emmy🎀° @princess_ehmy]

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[TheInternalAuditor @InternalAudit0r]

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[TheInternalAuditor @InternalAudit0r]

#pii #dataprivacy
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[Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz]

Daily Nigeria reporter, Umar Audu went undercover and investigated the booming business, bagged Cotonou varsity degree in 6 weeks, participated in NYSC scheme.

In December 2022, the reporter reached out to a racketeering syndicate that specialises in selling the infamous degree certificates from the neighboring countries to willing buyers at an ‘affordable rate’.

The agent however told the reporter the option of “studying” for a year or month, but he opted for the month option.
“That’s not a problem; we can help. If the money is ready, we can help you out. We have done it for a lot of people. If you make the payment now, the results will be ready next month,” he assured.

The choice of mass communication from any “university” in Cotonou was premised on the fact he could easily scale through the screening as he had knowledge of the course.

The agent gave the reporter the breakdown of the amount to pay, which included tuition fees, an evaluation letter, a resident permit, immigration stamps at the border post and transportation.

On December 27, 2022, the reporter made the payment and was issued a payment receipt.
True to the agent’s words, the certificate and transcript of Ecole Superieure de Gestion et de Technologies, ESGT, Cotonou, Benin Republic, were delivered to his office on February 17, 2023.

The transcript indicated that this reporter commenced the institution in 2018 and graduated on September 5, 2022.

Unfortunately, there was a slight mistake on the transcript, so it had to be transported back to Cotonou for correction, and one month later, the corrected version was received on March 29.

Prior to that, the reporter was never issued an admission letter or knew about the school the agent was processing for him.

All the agenct said was, “don’t worry, everything will be sorted out.”
Like miracle, our reporter “finished” the four-year degree programme in less than two months without application, registration, studying, writing exams or crossing Nigerian border.

But despite having the certificate and transcript in his possession, the reporter had fears they could be fake, until he discovered a scan code placed on the left bottom of the transcript. And when the reporter scanned through, it directed him to the website of ESGT University, indicating that he is a genuine product of the institution.

On its website, ESGT, established in 2009, said, “It is an institution built upon a vision that enables individuals from a mix of different nationalities and cultures to get the best in undergraduate and postgraduate international education.”.

The institution is fully accredited by both the governments of the Benin Republic and Nigeria. It offers over 30 courses in management sciences, social sciences, applied and natural sciences as well as technology.

It was gathered that the racketeering agents in Nigeria work hand-in-hand with the top management of the university campus in Cotonou, whose registrar and English section coordinator are Nigerians.

After payment of additional money through the agent, the evaluation letter was eventually released. The letter is a mandatory requirement for NYSC mobilisation.

In separate letters dated May 25 and 26, addressed to the director general of the National Youth Service Scheme, NYSC, the Federal Ministry of Education confirmed that the ESGT is on the ministry’s list of accredited institutions.

The letter, which was signed on behalf of the minister by the deputy director of Evaluation and Accreditation, Koli Salihu-Mongodiba, also cleared 51 ESGT graduates to participate in the NYSC, “having met all the requirements set by the ministry”.

“The institution is on the ministry’s list of accredited institutions in Benin, and the bachelor degrees awarded to the students as indicated on the attached list are equivalent to bachelor degrees awarded by any Nigerian university in a similar field of study,” the letter read in part.

[Toyyib Adewale Adelodun @taadelodun]

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[Alfaiz Ali @AlfaizAliX]

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[Festus Okunlola @acefestus]

Dear Mr Bayo Onanuga, you are only trying to mislead the public by saying Me Buhari did not approve the Naira redesign. He came on air more than once to explain his side of the said “saga” as you mentioned.

For your information in case you did not have the time to watch the address of Mr Buhari. This video has all he said about it. It was even televised live by the TV station of Mr Tinubu in case you would think it was a doctored video.

Enough of playing politics by putting all the blames of the failed fraudulent policies on Mr Emefiele.

You have the responsibility (as an old man) of stating the truth in all sincerity probably not because of you but because of the younger generation coming after you.

[StatiSense @StatiSense]

THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY IN 6 MONTHS OF BOLA TINUBU PRESIDENCY

#Statisense

[Rasel Hosen @details_with_ai]

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[Ndubuisi Ekekwe @ndekekwe]

Which two companies are the most profitable ones in Nigeria, using return on equity? Not banks, not insurers, not telcos and all those fintechs. In the Nigerian public market, Presco and Okomu Oil are the two most profitable companies this year, to the end of September, using return on equity (RoE)*.

While Presco records RoE of 50.24%, Okomu Oil does 53.96%. What do these two companies do? Production and processing of oil palm and associated components.

In Tekeda Capital, this year, agtech companies are outperforming other sectors in our portfolios. In short, in the last two weeks, one of our startups recorded a GMW of $1 million in 3 days. Young People, rethink agriculture: there is wealth therein. Yes, agro looks great https://t.co/PGQZOuQLLh

"With cosmetics, makeup, etc becoming a norm in the beauty space, palm oil is the new gold. You cannot produce enough palm oil these days because everyone needs it to create makeups."

*Nairametrics data

[Sam Altman @sama]

i love openai, and everything i’ve done over the past few days has been in service of keeping this team and its mission together. when i decided to join msft on sun evening, it was clear that was the best path for me and the team. with the new board and w satya’s support, i’m looking forward to returning to openai, and building on our strong partnership with msft.