Truck crushes six to death in Ogun

Truck crushes six to death in Ogun

James Ogunnaike – Abeokuta No fewer than six persons, including four adults and two children, were on Sunday crushed to death, by truck at Ijebu-Imushin, in Ijebu East Local Government Area of Ogun State. The incident, according to the Public Relations Officer, Traffic Road and Enforcement Compliance Corps (TRACE), Babatunde Akinbiyi, was caused by wrongful […]
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Fidelity Bank rewards 13 customers with N19m

Fidelity Bank rewards 13 customers with N19m

FIDELITY Bank Plc has rewarded thirteen customers with N19 million for being faithful and committed to servicing their accounts. The lucky winners emerged from the second monthly/ first bi-monthly draw of the Get Alert in Millions Savings Promo Season 4, which held at the bank’s regional office in Abuja.

Analysts rate Nigeria’s pension Assets Under Management low

Analysts rate Nigeria’s pension Assets Under Management low

Analysts at the FBNQuest Research, an arm of the FBN Merchant Bank, have given a comparative view of Nigeria’s pension assets under management indicating under performance of peers. According to their report, ‘‘The Assets Under Management (AUM) of the regulated pension industry increased by 16.1% y/y in October to N9.81trn (US$32.0bn), and by 2.4% m/m. They represent just 7.7% of 2018 GDP.  This coverage lags peer emerging markets because the Nigerian industry, dating from 2004, is one of the newest. 

Performance, not recapitalization determines bank’s survival —Imowo MfB boss

Performance, not recapitalization determines bank’s survival —Imowo MfB boss

The Managing Director, Imowo Microfinance Bank, MfB, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, Mr. Ajayi Abiodun, in this interview, said that the survival of a bank is largely determined by its financial performance which requires good management and corporate governance, rather than capital base. He also highlighted other issues affecting the sub sector and its operations.

Those who have ears,  let them hear

Those who have ears, let them hear

TRAGICALLY, our country is headed back to the odious days of General Sani Abacha when dissent was regarded as criminal, protest as a coup and reason as treason. In the last few days, patriotic Nigerians including people in this government who disagreed with the invasion of our courts by hooded armed men, and resort to self-help by the President Muhammadu Buhari government, have been ordered to shut up. Countries like the United States and United Kingdom and organisations like the European Union and Amnesty International who have raised concern about the violation of basic freedom and refusal by the government to respect the rule of law, have also been asked to shut their mouths. All these are a rehearse of the antics of the Abacha regime.

Cost of funds to remain low as N500bn hit interbank

Cost of funds to remain low as N500bn hit interbank

Meanwhile cost of funds is expected to remain low this week  in the interbank money market due to expected inflow of N500 billion from matured secondary market (Open Market Operations, OMO) TBs.