Mobile financial services are still high priority for many mobile operators, financial institutions, technology firms, and governments in most sub-Saharan African countries, including Nigeria. However, the growing fear of identity theft has stalled the otherwise progress that should have been recorded in that genre of financial transaction. Although the adoption of mobile banking has in no small measure made banking easier, identity theft by cyber criminals poses very serious challenges to bank officials and their customers.

General Buhari probably didn’t have more money than the opposition. He banked more on his creativity and track record. Don’t assume that spending more money on offline advertising will increase your monthly turnover. According to experts, the time spent to reach 50 million users are-Radio: 38 years, TV: 13 years, Internet: 4 years, iPod: 3 years, Facebook: 2 years. Facebook ads display your products/services to a potential audience of 1 billion people and you can choose the demographics of your target audience.

Despite the constant battle among mobile telecommunication operators for supremacy in the Nigerian market, consumers are still careful to use more than one service provider to meet their communication needs. However, according to an Accenture 2015 Digital Consumer Survey, this is not a popular trend around the world.

Investors on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) staked N279.12 billion on 25.93 billion shares traded in 261,116 deals in the first quarter of 2015.z

On the top 10 performing stocks last week were the shares of Fidelity bank plc, National Aviation handling Company, NAHCo Plc, Zenith International Bank Plc, Oando plc, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc and United Bank for Africa, UBA Plc. The rest were International Breweries Plc, UACN Property Development Co. Plc, Glaxosmithkline Consumer Nig. Plc and National Salt Company, NASCON Plc.