ULTIMATE CYCLER A - Z of how to join and be successful

Ultimate Cycler is a scheme that promise to pay 300% return to its investors within 45 days.The huge returns offered have encouraged many to the scheme, with some even abandoning MMM Nigeria.

HOW ULTIMATE CYCLER WORKS AND HOW TO JOIN ULTIMATE CYCLER NIGERIA

When you register, you will need to donate the sum of N12,500 to a fellow member you registered under his link, and he will then confirm your donation.

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Your registration will be complete when you have sent N12,500 ($25) to the person you are matched with within 24hour to avoid your account been suspended. After that, login to your ultimate Cycler account, click on “My Profile”, when your profile loads up, scroll down to the part that says “Payment Instructions” specify the payment method you want and enter your bank account details for bank transfer. Note:You will get paid to the bank account details you entered in the “Payment Instructions” section. So, make sure it is correct.

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Whenever you receive payment go to your Ultimate Cycler account to confirm that the person has paid you. This is also important.The system (Admin) will put 4 other registered people under you from spillovers who will also pay you N12,500 each, into your bank account, making N50,000.

You can also bring people to register under you if you can’t wait for the system to do it for you.

After you have your 4 people under you, you can now upgrade to Grade 2, where you Will need to pay N25,000 from your N50,000 to a Grade 2 upline member and now you don’t need to worry on how to get people in this level, the system will bring 16 persons under you who will pay you N25000 each making N400,000.

LEVEL 2

You upgrade with $50 (N25,000) out of your profits.It is also 2×2 matrix. As your downlines follow you, together with spillovers from your uplines, you cycle $50 x 4=$200 (N100,000). Re-enter as you did in the $25 matrix. You keep profiting with the cycle of $200 over and over without limit, giving you $150 each time you cycle, which is N75,000net profit over and over and over again without end.

LEVEL 3

In the same manner, you upgrade to this matrix with $100 (N50,000). At this level you earned $100 x4 = $400 (N200,000), giving you a net profit of N150,000 over and over without end.

LEVEL 4

It is also a 2×2 matrix. In the same manner, you upgrade to this matrix with$200 (N100,000). At this level you earned $200 x 4 = $800 (N400,000), giving you a net profit of N300,000 over and over without limit.

LEVEL 5

It is also a 2×2 matrix. In the same manner, you upgrade to this matrix with $400 (N200,000). At this level you earned $400 x 4 = $1,600 (N800,000), giving you a netprofit of N600,000 over and over again without end.

LEVEL 6

It is also a 2×2 matrix.In the same manner, you upgrade to this matrix with$800 (N400,000). At this level you earned $800 x 4 = $3,200 (N1,600,000), giving you a net profit of N1,2000,000 over and over without end as you keep on cycling. It’s noteworthy that all these business centers operate independent of another.

ULTIMATE CYCLER EARNINGS SUMMARY:

STAGE 1: You pay $25(N12,500) to get $100 (N50,000)
STAGE 2: You pay $50 (N25,000) to get $200 (N100,000)
STAGE 3: You pay $100 to get $400 (N200,000)
STAGE 4: You pay $200 to get $800(N400,000)
STAGE 5: You pay $400 to get $1,600 (N800,000)STAGE 6$3,200 (N1,600,000).

NOTE: Join ULTIMATE CYCLER only when you’re ready to make the payment of $25 (N12,500).

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International Airlines To Reduce Flights To Nigeria

International Airlines

This is in response to the government’s new directive limiting the ability of investors to repatriate profits they have made in the country.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) had earlier this month issued a new directive prohibiting investors from exchanging billions of naira they have accrued into dollars and repatriating it. This new measure automatically created a scarcity of foreign exchange and has limited Nigeria’s appeal as an investment destination.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), unhappy about the directive, pleaded with the CBN governor, Godwin Emiefele to intervene in the matter and make dollars available to the airlines.

International airlines have also met with the transport minister Rotimi Amaechi and urged him to look into their case.

Exasperated with the government, the airlines have decided to act and as from March 2016, British Airways plans to reduce its flights to Nigeria by bringing in smaller aircraft.

Other foreign airlines may either change their aircraft type or reschedule and reduce the number of flights to Nigeria. Those which are not major players in the Nigerian market may stop flights to the country altogether.

A source from British airways said: “Some parents whose children are in school overseas are considering withdrawing them as our economy, which has become the strongest economy in Africa is grinding to a halt. We don’t want to make our plan to reduce operations public because we don’t want to cause any panic.”

The source also suggested that CBN should endeavor to provide foreign exchange to the essential service sector so that the economy would not grind to a halt.

Buhari presents N6.08trn 2016 budget to NASS

ABUJA-PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has presented a total budget of N6.08 trillion for 2016 to both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

 

PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI, ADDRESSING A JOINT SESSION OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AT THE PRESENTATION OF THE 2016 APPROPRIATION BILL IN ABUJA ON TUESDAY 22^nd December 2015.

President Buhari who arrived the Chambers at 10.01am said that the fuel pump price would for now remain at the present rate of N87 per litre for despite the oil glut , just as he apologized profusely to Nigerians for the pains currently faced following the continued fuel scarcity across the country.

The President who blamed the fuel scarcity with long queues on market speculators and resistance to change by some stakeholders, said, “the current fuel scarcity with long queues at petrol stations all over the country causing social dislocation is very unfortunate. Government profoundly apologizes to Nigerians for this prolonged hardship and misery. It is as a result of market speculators and resistance to change by some stakeholders. Government is working very hard to end these shortages and bring fuel to the pumps all over the country.

The President who disclosed that 30% of Nigeria’s annual budget will be committed to capital expenditure, however moved Capital Expenditure from N557 billion in 2015 to N1.8 trillion in the 2016 budget, adding that having reviewed the trends in the global oil industry, the government decided to set a benchmark price of $38 per barrel and a production estimate of 2.2 million barrels per day for 2016, with plans to focus on non-oil revenues by broadening our tax base and improving the effectiveness of our revenue collecting agencies.

He said, “the Budget was based on a benchmark oil price of $53 per barrel, oil production of 2.28 million barrels per day and an exchange rate of N190 to the US$.

“The projected revenue was N3.45 trillion, with an outlay of N4.49 trillion, implying a deficit of N1.04 trillion. Due largely to under-provisioning by the previous administration for fuel subsidy and the costs required to support the military operations in the North East, the Government had to obtain National Assembly’s approval for a supplementary budget of N575.5 billion. I take this opportunity to thank all members of the National Assembly for the prompt passage of that Bill.

Buhari who noted that government was aware of the harsh economic situation presently being faced by Nigerians, however blamed the situation on unbridled corruption and security challenges, adding, “We have demonstrated a strong will to fight corruption. I am sure you will agree that the sheer scale of corruption and impunity of the past explains in part, the economic challenges we now face. On these initiatives, and the many more to come, we shall not be deterred. We will pursue the recovery of everything that belongs to the people of Nigeria. No matter where it is hidden. No matter how long it will take.”

President Buhari's Christmas message to Nigerians

 President Buhari’s Christmas message

Read the president’s Christmas message below.

I felicitate with all Nigerians, especially our Christian brothers and sisters, on the joyous occasion of this year’s Christmas. On this occasion of the commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ, let us all rededicate ourselves to the virtues of peace, love, honesty, justice, equity, piety, humility and service to others which he taught.

There can be no doubt that a greater manifestation of these virtues and ideals in our lives will immensely help us to become a more united, peaceful, secure and progressive nation.

Let us also reach out in love and compassion to fellow Nigerians who are in distress at this period of our nation’s history.

I particularly urge you all to remember victims of terrorism and insurgency in the country, especially Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).

The Federal Government will continue to collaborate with state governments and other stakeholders to ease the harsh conditions in IDP camps, while the ultimate objective remains to quickly put an end to insurgency and return the IDPs to their homes.

We must never again allow any group to hold the nation to ransom under whatever guise.

Let us also not allow current socio-economic and security challenges to dampen our expectations for a better Nigeria.

This administration has taken a number of measures to restore hope to our people. The 2016 Budget defines our commitment to giving Nigeria a new lease of life.

Our change slogan is not a campaign gimmick but a promise that must be kept. We are determined to bring about tangible changes in the lives of our people.

In this regard, efforts will be intensified to recover stolen funds, block revenue leakages and enthrone due process, transparency and accountability.

Public office is a public trust that must be held to the highest ethical standards.

I wish all Nigerians a Merry Christmas.

Please drive carefully.

MUHAMMADU BUHARI