Personalities who will shape Jonathan’s Presidency

Personalities who will shape Jonathan’s Presidency

THE Goodluck Jonathan administration that has just taken off would in the next four years and possibly beyond through its policies and programmes shape the lives of Nigerians and possibly the country’s international stakeholders.
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Consolidated Breweries may acquire Benue, Champion breweries

Consolidated Breweries may acquire Benue, Champion breweries

Consolidated Breweries (CB) Plc may be at the verge of acquiring Benue Breweries Limited and Champion Breweries Plc if the planned acquisition of the majority shares of both brewers gets the approval of its shareholders, as it fetes distributors.

External reserves fall  again by $458m

External reserves fall again by $458m

For the second consecutive week, the nation’s external reserves fell by $458 million to $32.576 billion.
Meanwhile, FGN Bonds on the average lost 60.6 kobo of their value last week as yields rose in response to the increase in Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) on Tuesday.

NAICOM allays fears on insurance of public buildings

NAICOM allays fears on insurance of public buildings

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has moved to allay the fears of stakeholders over the planned implementation of Sections 64 and 65 of the Insurance Act 2003, which stipulates that all public buildings, including those under construction must be insured.

Stock market capitalisation swings by N18bn

Stock market capitalisation swings by N18bn

Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange NSE last week maintained unstable trend as equities market opened the week on a bearish note to close slightly on a bullish note by N18.07 billion.

Senate urges CBN to increase cash withdrawal limit

Senate urges CBN to increase cash withdrawal limit

The Senate has asked the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to increase the amount of money an individual could withdraw across the counter in its new Retail Cash Collection Policy. The CBN had issued a circular ordering commercial banks and allied service providers not to allow cash withdrawal and lodgments by individuals exceeding N150,000 by June 1, 2012.