Labour faction petitions EFCC over alleged harassment

NIGERIA Labour Congress, NLC, faction led by Jeo Ajaero, weekend petitioned the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, accusing some operatives of the commission of being willing tools in the hands of its rival faction to persecute, harass and intimidate opposing unions and their leaders.
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Borno’s IDCS: Severe malnutrition drops below emergency level — MSF

A group, Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières), MSF, has reported a decreasing trend in severe malnutrition among Internally Displaced Children, IDCs, in Borno, State, following intervention programmes implemented in various parts of the state to arrest the situation.

FMDQ revises methodology for daily market spot FX closing rate

IN line with its mandate to promote price discovery and transparency in the Nigerian financial markets, FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange has revised the methodology of the daily market Spot Foreign Exchange, FX, closing rate to reflect the last executed trade on the designated FX Trading System at 2:00 PM.

Ecobank sensitizes Nigerians on advantages of Masterpass QR

ECOBANK Nigeria has embarked on sensitization exercise of mass and conventional markets of its innovative global digital payment system, MasterPass QR, which was launched in Lagos recently. The Ecobank MasterPass QR allows people to pay for services using mobile phones. It also enables micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to receive digital payments from millions of their customers.

Operators warn FG against decline in N24.4bn FPI in September

OPERATORS and analysts in the financial market have warned the Federal Government against discouraging foreign investment in the country following the continuous drop in Foreign Portfolio Investment, FPI, which fell to N24.41 billion in the month of September this year.

The recent DSS raid on BDC operators

Ans: It is not appropriate in the first place for CBN to either define the exchange rate or to determine what rates are applicable in the market. The wide disparity between official and parallel market rates is the result of CBN’s reluctance to relinquish its oppressive monopoly on the foreign exchange market. Invariably, monopolists will distort market prices in any sector.

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