Free entry, exit allowed in organised stock exchanges – Taiwo

Free entry, exit allowed in organised stock exchanges – Taiwo

First, I do not support compulsory listing of multinational companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, because all over the world where there is perfect market, it is backed by the slogan of free entry and free exit policy. So, free entry and free exit are allowed in any organised stock exchange all over the world.
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Seven- year-old SA girl’s novel makes world history

Seven- year-old SA girl’s novel makes world history

ASK her who she is, she’d introduce herself as Michelle Nkamankeng and say: “I am a humble little girl who is an author. I am confident in myself and inspiring young children to follow their dreams.”

Stocks that will make gains in 2017 even without return of foreign investors – Odukoya

Stocks that will make gains in 2017 even without return of foreign investors – Odukoya

It is too early to tell. However, in my view, to the extent that we still have challenges in the currency control in the economy, we may continue to see slow activity in the equity market. To that extent, we may see another uninspiring performance from equities this year and obviously that goes to the fact that there are a lot of listed companies that depend on import for their input.

Compulsory or voluntary listing of multinational companies on NSE

Compulsory or voluntary listing of multinational companies on NSE

Chairman, Progressive Shareholders Association of Nigeria, PSAN, Mr. Boniface Okezie The capital market is over regulated in my own view and despite the over regulation we have not seen any impact whatsoever on the investors. The investors are supposed to benefit from the regulation under normal circumstances, but what we are seeing is total neglect.   […]

More arms, less security

More arms, less security

THE good news is that Nigeria has decided to scale up security at its airports; the not so welcome news is that this translates to Aviation security personnel carrying guns. I would have preferred scaling up security to mean greater use of intelligence services, more sophisticated security machines and more vigilance. As it is, we are already saturated with arms which have not translated into better security; rather, it seems the more arms we introduce, the less security in the country.

I’m not  leader of fraudsters, they only use my shrine – Okadigbo

I’m not leader of fraudsters, they only use my shrine – Okadigbo

By Olasunkanmi Akoni LAGOS—Men of the Rapid Response Squad, RRS, of the Lagos State Police Command have arrested a suspect, Segun Akintola, an alleged kingpin of a syndicate that specialises in defrauding people. Other members of the group were also arrested. The suspect, popularly known as Okadigbo, was apprehended by a decoy team of the […]

Warri chief allegedly shoots wife dead

Warri chief allegedly shoots wife dead

A woman, Mrs. Igho Ikpurhi, has been reportedly shot dead by her husband, Chief Michael Ikpurhi, the Unuevwero (traditional head) of Edjeba community, Agbarha-Warri Kingdom, Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State.

Prospects of market recovery still hazy, as NSE looks into 2017

Prospects of market recovery still hazy, as NSE looks into 2017

CONSENSUS opinion on prospects of equity investments in 2017 have hinged positive outcome on several international and domestic happenstances: Movements in foreign portfolio investments, FPI, flows across global financial markets; the impact of rising US interest rates, a firming US dollar;