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Adron Homes Unveils ‘Lemon Friday’ To Create Stream Of Opportunities For Customers [PHOTOS]

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As the global culture of Black Friday Sales draws nearer across the globe where several top brands slash their prices ridiculously low in a bid to give back to customers;  Real Estate top playing company; Adron Homes and Properties in its usual manner redefined its own to LEMON FRIDAY, which is also similar to the Black Friday but because of the uniqueness of Adron Homes Lemon colour, the company adopted Lemon Friday as a means of giving its existing customers and new customers an unimaginable slash on the prices of their landed properties littered across Nigeria and beyond.

At the launch and official press briefing at the head office of the company on Omole Phase 1 Lagos on Friday, the 17th of November; the company’s representatives and sales team highlighted and unveiled the massive discount on their properties in a bid to follow the global trend and also follow top companies across the world that will be giving an amazing discount to customers at the upcoming Black Friday Sales coming.

The Adron Lemon Friday has become a way of encouraging customers to take an opportunity to secure landed properties at affordable prices while they also stand chances of winning mouth-watery prizes. At the unveiling; customers are encouraged to pay as low as 30k for a landed property and stand a chance of winning a Bag of Rice and chicken in a bid to celebrate the Yuletide season that is fast approaching.

While many would wonder why buying lands attracts prizes, it will be very open to clear the air that Adron has a track record of always delivering on what the promise. To buy land and pay as low as 30k gives the subscriber a double value for their money in landed property and gifts and also massive infrastructural investment within the estates across the country. It’s a roller coaster of opportunity for anyone who seizes the opportunity of the  Lemon Friday promo. Some other categories include; Paying 60k and getting a gift like Rice, Oil, Electric Blender, Fan and cooking pots.

Customers can also pay 100k and stand a chance of winning prizes like; rice, cooking oil, double-faced gas burners,  electric cooking pots and chicken.

Subscribers can also stay hooked to the pocket-friendly 200k plan and stand a chance of going home with Mouthwattery prizes like; a standing fan, air fryer, live Goat and a bag of rice.

There is also a category for 500k which not only qualifies customers for a plot of land but also allows the customer to go home with a chest freezer, Live Goat, washing machine, Microwave and rice.

For high-earning subscribers; the 1Million NAIRA down payment qualifies you to win amazing juicy prizes like; A smart TV, a Live Goat, a Cow, an Air conditioner, a Bag of Rice and a host of other gifts.

For customers who are making a down payment of 1.5 Million Naira; this increases their chances of going home with a twin-door standing freezer, a cow, a bag of Rice and a water dispenser.

For customers who are making a down payment of 2 million NAIRA on our lands, they stand a chance to go home with not only a plot of land they will also be gifted a Cow, Twin Door standing fridge with freezer and a Bag of rice.

According to the company; customers have the right to select the category of the gift they want and immediately they subscribe by filling out the necessary forms and also paying the amount required into a designated company account; they are entitled to the gift of their choice that falls within the category of the amount they paid. They also disclosed that a third party can also pick gifts on behalf of customers when they get written authorization or authorization via email which will enable them to verify authenticity to avoid giving gifts to the wrong person.

On payment method, the company emphasized customers who are willing to pay and enjoy the massive benefits of Lemon Friday to refrain from paying into any sales rep’s account and that the company will not be held liable if any customer pays into the account of a staff member rather than paying into the company’s account via bank transfer or bank Cheque. The company also advised customers to desist from bringing cash to avoid being a soft target for fraudsters or thieves which will also give room for customers’ safety.

Like most companies Black Friday only starts and ends on the same day; Adron’s Lemon Friday does not end on the same day, the promo runs through the end of November till the first week of December thereby creating rooms for those within the shores of Nigeria and outside enjoy from the massive slash in prizes.

For more information, visit any of their offices nationwide or contact them via their social media channels on Facebook Adronhomesofficial, Twitter @adronhomes and Instagram @adronhomesofficial or visit our website at www.adronhomesproperties.com to read more about Adron Homes and schedule an inspection to any of their lands in Lagos, Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Ekiti, Niger, Nasarawa and Abuja with their well-trained sales representative who is ready to take your round or facilities and answer every question to clear every curiosity. The company is also working on the latest AI tool with a 360 panoramic virtual tour of their properties which enables customers to take a virtual tour of their properties without even visiting there in person. The newest innovation will save time and also give clients an Avenue to make decisive decisions on the spot.

Apart from Lemon Friday; Adron is known for engaging in massive sales promo to encourage tenants to achieve their dreams of being landlords without breaking the bank. With a payment plan for 12-48 months, Adron has maintained its consistency in ensuring that customers pay in bits and after confirmation of payment allocation of lands is done for those who are building immediately. Their estates are well and taste fully built with modern roads and concrete pavements with recreational facilities and malls. It also boasts of the best street lighting, surveillance security cameras, solid road networks, perimeter fencing and a whole lot of amenities that make an estate habitable.

The dice have been cast and the floor of opportunities has opened for customers to take advantage of the Lemon Friday delay might be dangerous. Subscribing to any of the plans further solidified your opportunity to transition from being a tenant to a homeowner. Hurry and start paying because with Adron Homes you are sure of a community built with serenity, peace and tranquillity at am affordable prices.

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Microsoft Sacks Workers At Africa Development Centre In Nigeria, Shutdown Building

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Microsoft, an American technology company, has fired its workers at the Africa Development Centre (ADC) in Lagos, Nigeria.

The ADC is Microsoft’s initiative in Africa for an engineering centre to provide local solutions with global scalability as well as provide employment opportunities and further enhance technological innovations on the continent.

According to The Cable, confirming the development on Wednesday, a staff under anonymity, said the workforce was laid off but the reasons are still unknown.

The company has also reportedly shut down the centre.

The development is coming less than four years after Microsoft opened operations in Nigeria.

In May 2019, Microsoft announced the establishment of ADC in Nigeria and Kenya, with the mission of creating innovative technology not just for Africa, but for the entire world.

Microsoft called for talented engineers to work on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and mixed reality.

The company committed to investing $100 million in the first five years of operation.

On March 21, 2022, the facility was opened in Lagos.

Microsoft had said the centre will house the product engineering, ecosystem development and innovation teams.

The ADC facility also housed the Microsoft Garage, a new entity, launched as part of ongoing efforts to scale innovation in the tech ecosystem.

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BREAKING: EFCC To Arraign Sirika, Daughter, Two Others On  Thursday Over Alleged N2.7bn Fraud

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Former Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, his daughter, Fatimah, and two other suspects, will on Thursday be arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The suspects are facing charges over alleged N2.7 billion contract fraud uncovered in the Aviation Ministry under Sirika.

The embattled former Minister would be arraigned for trial for the first time, before Justice Sylvanus Oriji of the Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday.

Sirika is billed to appear in court with his three co-defendants, his daughter, Fatima; one Jalal Hamma, and Al-Duraq Investment Ltd, on charges of abusing their positions to launder over N2.7 billion.

 

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FG Reacts To Binance $150m Bribe Claim, Says It’s An Act Of Blackmail

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  • Bribery Allegation Part Of Orchestrated International Campaign To Discredit Nigerian Government – FG

 

The federal government has accused Binance of blackmail after the company alleged officials demanded $150 million in cryptocurrency payments as a bribe to settle the prosecution of its executives in Nigeria.

The CEO of Binance, Richard Teng, stated on Tuesday that some unidentified individuals in Nigeria have demanded large sums in cryptocurrency in order to “go away” from their troubles in that nation.

Teng’s accusation came after the company’s head of financial crime compliance, Tigran Gambaryan, and regional manager for Africa, Nadeem Anjarwalla, were taken into custody in Nigeria on February 28.

The two executives were detained as part of a probe bordering on Binance’s illegal operations in Nigeria and foreign exchange rate manipulations.

While criminal charges have been filed against Binance and Gambaryan, Anjarwalla fled detention on March 22.

However, Anjarwalla was reportedly arrested by the Kenya Police Service in April and the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) is working towards extraditing him to Nigeria.

In a statement by Rabiu Ibrahim, special assistant to the minister of information and national orientation, the government said the allegation by Binance is an attempt by the cryptocurrency exchange to launder its impaired image as an organisation that does not play by the rules and laws guiding business conduct in sovereign nations.

“In a blog post that has now been published by many international media organisations, in an apparent well-coordinated public relations effort, Binance Chief Executive Officer Richard Teng made false allegations of bribery against unidentified Nigerian government officials who he claimed demanded $150m in cryptocurrency payments to resolve the ongoing criminal investigation against the company,” the ministry said.

“This claim by Binance CEO lacks any iota of substance. It is nothing but a diversionary tactic and an attempted act of blackmail by a company desperate to obfuscate the grievous criminal charges it is facing in Nigeria.

“The facts of this matter remain that Binance is being investigated in Nigeria for allowing its platform to be used for money laundering, terrorism financing, and foreign exchange manipulation through illegal trading.

“While this lawful investigation was going on, an executive of Binance, who was in court-sanctioned protective custody, escaped from Nigeria, and he is now a fugitive from the law. Working with the security agencies in Nigeria, Interpol is currently executing an international arrest warrant on the said fugitive.”

The ministry said the bribery allegation is part of an orchestrated international campaign by Binance to undermine the Nigerian government.

The ministry said Binance is facing criminal prosecution in many countries including the United States.

“Just a week ago, the founder and former CEO of Binance, Changpeng Zhao, was sentenced to prison in the United States, after pleading guilty to charges very similar to what Binance is being investigated for in Nigeria. In addition, Zhao agreed to pay a fine of $50 million, while Binance is liable for $4.3 billion in fines and forfeitures to the US Government,” the government said.

“We would like to remind Binance that it will not clear its name in Nigeria by resorting to fictional claims and mudslinging media campaigns. The only way to resolve its issues will be by submitting itself to unobstructed investigation and judicial due process.”

The ministry said the Nigerian government will continue to act within its laws and international norms and will not succumb to any form of blackmail from any entity, local or foreign.

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