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Investors Across The Globe Testify To Genuineness Of Afriq Arbiritage System, Say Jesam Micheal Changed Their Lives

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Investors Across The Globe Testify To Genuineness Of Afriq Arbiritage System, Say Jesam Micheal Changed Their Lives

Thousands of Investors of Afriq Arbitrage System widely known as AAS have chorused in unism that AAS is a reliable financial platform and not a ponzi scheme.
According to a cross section of investors across the 547 countries, towns and districts across the globe who spoke via video, they were victims of ponzi schemes who found solace in Jesame Micheal as a ponzi killer. According to them, everything the platform promised them was fulfilled legitimately until the time the CEO was sick, went for the surgery and Abayomi tampered with the system to siphon their hard earned money.

Abayomi Segun Oluwasesan, who was employed by his boss on the 15th of June, 2022 to work as a web developer, literally tampered with the platform at a time when his boss, Jesam Micheal went for a liver transplant and entrusted the codes to him.

Overwhelmed by greed, Abayomi who was entrusted with the sensitive data for the smooth operations of the company, engaged the services of his cohorts, disrupting the smooth operations of the platform and stealing hard-earned investors’ money running into several billions.

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Waste for Gas – GTCO Plc Launches Initiative to Improve Quality of Life for Households and Empower Women

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Waste for Gas – GTCO Plc Launches Initiative to Improve Quality of Life for Households and Empower Women

 

 

Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO), a leading financial services institution renowned for its innovative approach to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and stakeholder engagement, today announced the launch of its “Waste for Gas” project to improve quality of life for households and empower women in underserved communities. This transformative initiative aims to distribute 3,000 3kg gas cylinders with burners to low-income households in Obafemi Owode Local Government, Mowe, Ogun State.

 

 

The Waste for Gas project underscores GTCO’s unwavering commitment to improving outcomes for people and communities. By providing households with gas-powered cooking, the initiative simplifies daily routines, freeing up time for essential activities that support financial resilience. The initiative also introduces a structured “waste for gas” exchange programme that promotes responsible waste management, fostering a culture of sustainability.
The project will unfold in two key phases, ensuring that it reaches those most in need. In the first phase, teams from GTCO, in collaboration with local government representatives, will conduct door-to-door visits across 12 wards in Obafemi Owode Local Government from Monday to Friday, February 18th – 21st, 2025.

 

 

These visits will help identify beneficiaries who currently rely on firewood and charcoal for cooking. Participating households will collect and return plastic waste in exchange for gas cylinders and burners. In the second phase, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, February 22nd and 23rd, 2025, efforts will be shifted to monitoring and increasing adoption of the new cooking method among the beneficiaries.
Speaking on the initiative, Mr. Segun Agbaje, Group Chief Executive Officer of GTCO Plc, stated: “At GTCO, we are committed to driving progress, not just through innovative financial solutions but by creating real impact in the communities where we operate. Waste for Gas is about making life easier for families, giving them more time for what truly matters—whether it’s education, meaningful work, or personal development. Beyond this initiative, our goal is to continually evolve sustainable platforms that empower people, strengthen communities, and contribute to socioeconomic progress.”

 

 

As GTCO continues to expand its CSR footprint, the Waste for Gas project serves as a blueprint for future interventions that drive meaningful, long-lasting impact in underserved communities.

 

About GTCO Plc
Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO) is a leading financial services institution headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, with operations across 10 countries in Africa and the United Kingdom. GTCO Plc transitioned from a pure-play commercial bank—licensed since 1990—to a fully-fledged financial services company in April 2021 under a non-operating financial holding company structure, with shares listed on both the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) and the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The operating entities within GTCO’s robust financial ecosystem include Guaranty Trust Bank Limited (GTBank), Guaranty Trust Fund Managers Limited (GTFM), Guaranty Trust Pension Managers Limited (GTPM), and HabariPay Limited (Habari).

 

As a “Proudly African and Truly International” Institution, GTCO has been at the forefront of enriching lives and promoting enterprise across the African continent through its transformative platforms and differentiated offerings.

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NLC vs Telecom Tariff Hike: NSCDC Deploys Troops, Warns of National Security Threat as Labour Vows to Fight On

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NLC vs Telecom Tariff Hike: NSCDC Deploys Troops, Warns of National Security Threat as Labour Vows to Fight On

Tensions are running high as the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has warned the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) against its planned March 1 shutdown of telecommunications services over the recent 50% tariff hike. The NSCDC announced it has deployed operatives nationwide to protect telecom base stations and prevent any disruptions during the protest.

The NLC has vowed to press ahead with its plan to shut down the operations of major telecom providers like MTN, Airtel, and Glo unless the Nigerian Communications Commission reverses the price hike by February’s end. The union has also directed Nigerians to boycott telecom services from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily until further notice, citing a breach of public trust by the operators.

NSCDC spokesperson Babawale Afolabi, in a chat with The PUNCH on Sunday, stressed that any disruption to telecom services could expose the country to increased criminal activities and compromise national security. “The NSCDC will not allow any action that could jeopardize the nation’s security. We are on red alert, and any illegal activity during the protest will be dealt with according to the law,” Afolabi warned.

A nationwide deployment of NSCDC personnel, including undercover and intelligence officers, has been ordered to maintain round-the-clock surveillance at telecom facilities. The agency cited credible intelligence suggesting that hoodlums could hijack the protest, using it as an opportunity for vandalism and looting.

Meanwhile, the Private Telecommunications and Communications Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PTECSSAN) and the Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) have criticized the NLC’s plan. PTECSSAN Secretary-General Abdullahi Okonu argued that the tariff hike is necessary due to rising operational costs, including the removal of fuel subsidies. “The NLC acted in error by not consulting our union before making decisions,” Okonu said.

ATCON President Tony Emoekpere echoed the sentiment, calling the planned shutdown “misguided.” “This is an industry-wide challenge, not just a labour issue. Resorting to such drastic actions will only harm the economy,” he explained.

However, NLC leaders remain defiant. Lagos State NLC Chairperson Funmi Sessi dismissed the NSCDC’s warnings as intimidation tactics. “No one can threaten us! This is about our commonwealth. If necessary, we will shut down electricity too. Let them do their worst,” she declared.

The NLC maintains that the tariff increase represents a betrayal of public trust, given the government’s earlier agreement to review the proposed hike before any implementation. The union also slammed the government for failing to protect citizens from corporate exploitation.

As the standoff intensifies, the NSCDC is calling for dialogue to avoid any potential disruption. “Dialogue remains the best solution, and we hope organized labour will listen to reason,” Afolabi added.

With both sides digging in, the nation braces for potential unrest in the coming days.

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NLC Declares Nationwide Protest Over 50% Telecom Tariff Hike, Threatens Service Boycott

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NLC Declares Nationwide Protest Over 50% Telecom Tariff Hike, Threatens Service Boycott

 

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has announced a nationwide protest against the 50% telecom tariff increase approved by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).

In a communique signed by NLC President Joe Ajaero on February 4, the union rejected the tariff hike, calling it insensitive and unjustifiable, especially amid the rising cost of living in the country.

The decision was made during the National Administrative Council (NAC) meeting on January 29, where Ajaero warned that if the hike is not reversed, a nationwide boycott of telecommunication services may follow.

 

Several Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), including the Civil Society Legislative and Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), the National Civil Society Council of Nigeria (NCSCN), and the Take It Back Movement, have pledged their support for the NLC-led protest.

The Federal Government initially approved a 50% tariff increase, though telecom operators had requested a 100% hike. The NLC insists that such an increase is unfair to a population already burdened by fuel price hikes, rising electricity tariffs, and inflation.

Ajaero outlined the NLC’s stance, saying, “The hike is too harsh on Nigerians, who are already struggling. We will not allow policies that prioritize corporate profits over citizens’ well-being.”

He directed all NLC affiliates to mobilize members for the protest and encouraged CSOs to join in resisting the “anti-people policy.”

🔴 Key Demands:

  • Immediate suspension of the 50% tariff hike
  • Stakeholder dialogue on a fair pricing system
  • Government intervention to ease economic burdens

 

However, telecom companies and subscribers’ associations have criticized the NLC’s stance.

ATCON Chairman, Tony Emoekpere, questioned why telecom operators were being targeted when prices of food, fuel, and transportation have also risen.

The National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers (ATCIS) backed the hike but called for a reduction to 10% instead of 50%.  ATCIS President Sina Bilesanmi dismissed the NLC’s protest, saying the hike is finalized after extensive stakeholder discussions.

 

The stage is set for a nationwide showdown between organized labor and the telecom sector. Will the protest force a reversal, or is the hike here to stay? February 4 will be a defining moment for Nigerian consumers.

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