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•Incompetent bankers failed to apply margin facility rules Against the widely circulated claim by some banks and regulators that stockbrokers owe about N180 billion in margin facility loans, it has now come to light that legitimate brokers who engaged in stock trading using margin loans may a...
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•High interest rates worry regulator, banks. Over N250 billion has been proposed to set up an Asset Management Company (AMC) that would absorb the toxic assets of banks. ...
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Nigeria’s inclination to import refined petroleum products degenerated to the ridiculous yesterday with Senegal, a country without oil deposits, now the destination point for merchants of fuel. ...
Osasogie Ogala Osazuwa
Osasogie Ogala Osazuwa
What is really wrong with us in this country?
Yesterday at 1:45am
Osasogie Ogala Osazuwa
Osasogie Ogala Osazuwa
Chima mike, God's will on earth is not going to come on a platter of gold. It will be enforced by the almighty...its only left for man to adjust his own will to that of the LORD's otherwise ?? We sure need to change our ways in this country, otherwise doom awaits us!!!
Yesterday at 5:16am
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A man working with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) used to live around my house in Ibadan. I am not sure he finished secondary school. Around the time petroleum scarcity appeared in the west of Nigeria, he bought a second-hand Mercedes and married a second wife...
Gbolahan Agboluaje
Gbolahan Agboluaje
Now, I am just wondering, is it corruption within the Labour or sheer ignorance?...umgh...
Mon at 8:16am
Ayo Awe Joseph
Ayo Awe Joseph
I am not in support of this argument of yours.
It's sounding the way an average middle class Nigerian thinks e.g The road is bad- A m.class Nigerian will think to buy a jeep rather than fight govt to fix the road. No electricity- buy generator, "few people are making money from subsidy-deregulate etc
I would have taught to punish the few rather ... Read Morethan punish all.
This removal of subsidy will do more harm than good in a country where we depend on petroleum product as source of power.
So how much will petrol cost after removal of subsidy and subsequent deregulation? Deregulate or fix PHCN first and them petroleum down stream sector. I cant afford to pay more for petrol to power my generator. Nigerians are burdened. This deregulation will cause spiral inflation.
Mon at 9:42am
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•‘Post invasion trauma is still unquantifiable’ The daily life of hundreds of Odi people 10 years after the military slaughtered estimated thousands of its citizens is epitomized by anger, hate, mistrust, prejudice and little support from the government. Od...
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•Say report is at variance with economic fundamentals. ...
Gyang Ezra
Gyang Ezra
I've always wondered how and when Nigerian financial institutions gets its economic indicator indices 4rm. I'm not questionin their intergrity,but i think its not sufficient enough.
Mon at 2:11am
Seyi
Seyi
@Gyang, you are right. For any nation to report 7.9% GDP growth in the face of low oil output and credit freeze is preposterous. We need to ask our Economists about how the information are been sourced.
Mon at 2:58pm
Seyi
Seyi
@Gyang, you are right. For any nation to report 7.9% GDP growth in the face of low oil output and credit freeze is preposterous. We need to ask our Economists about how the information are been sourced.
Mon at 2:59pm
"I Read BusinessDay"
The current power generation in the country still stands at 2,800 megawatts (MW) with most of the power plants still working below installed capacities, even as the Federal Government targets 6,000 megawatts.
Gyang Ezra
Gyang Ezra
I think we should explore windmill(life-span of 20yrs abv) Sun,n coal which we all hv abundantly. US stil uses coal(abv 50percent of their electricity), the scandinavians use Sunlight whch's scarce. Are we always in the crux among plenty?Oil,Sun,Wind,Manpower,Coal,Intellect,et.c. even the political will, but we've abused it.
Mon at 2:48am
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Abiloye Michael
Abiloye Michael
wht kind of president is this who has vow not listing to the cry of the masses.well God go help us for this kind leader oh
November 6 at 11:38am
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•FG says its 600mw short of target Fifty-eight days to the December deadline for government to deliver six thousand megawatts of power to Nigerians, it is becoming increasingly clear that the promise will not be met according to detailed investigations by BusinessDay. ...
Ayo Awe Joseph
Ayo Awe Joseph
It"s an expensive joke that can only come from jokers.
November 7 at 9:55am
Johnson Emman Babatunde
Johnson Emman Babatunde
They are at again,l knew d FG will not keep their promise,we should b ready to cope with anything we receive.Very soon l won,t want to b referred to as a Nigerian,b'cos nothing good is coming from Nigeria
Mon at 2:58am
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•FG may bear resolution cost on mergers Nigeria’s bank bailout will not push its fiscal deficit above three percent of GDP and all of the rescued banks will survive in one form or another, Central Bank Governor Lamido Sanusi said on Thursday. ...
Johnson Emman Babatunde
Johnson Emman Babatunde
ln management,we should b able to define in actual sense what a path-goal theory is about,we all know that administration in public establishment is synonymous with inefficiency,so why won't they b notoriously slowly.D time has come when sensitive issues should b treated with utmost concern &without prejudice
Mon at 3:20am