Improvement in economic indicators points to Nigeria’s stabilisation — UBA boss
Group Managing Director of United Bank for Africa (UBA) and Chairman of the Body of Bank CEOs in Nigeria, Oliver Alawuba, has outlined a blueprint for building a resilient Nigerian economy, calling for deliberate policies and stronger collaboration across the public and private sectors to transform economic stability into inclusive prosperity. Alawuba made the call […]
Stock market loses N135bn as performance indicators drop for 3 days
The Nigerian stock market performance indicators declined for the third day in a row, with investors losing N135 billion on Wednesday from equity trading.
FCMB, House of Tara introduce women empowerment initiative
First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Limited, has partnered with House of Tara International to launch an economic empowerment initiative for women known as the Beauty Business On the Go (BBOG). The initiative is aimed at empowering women to become entrepreneurs so as to enable them realise their aspirations through the solid platform provided by the project. This is in line with one of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) focal areas of the Bank and its value as a helpful financial institution. House of Tara International is a well-known Nigerian-based beauty brand and make-up school.
NAICOM leveraging on transformation agenda to change face of insurance
The National Insurance Commission, NAICOM, said that the current Transformation Agenda is offering the insurance industry the opportunity to readjust its governance, operational structures and leverage on the interest and support provided in the policy direction of the Commission.
NAICOM gives condition on insurers’ expansion abroad
The National Insurance Commission, NAICOM, has said that insurance companies must have a minimum of four functional offices in Nigeria before they will be given approval to open an office outside the shores of Nigeria .
Presidency hijacks recruitment exercise in NPA
There are allegations that the Presidency has hijacked the recent recruitment exercise at the Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, as over 160 of the 200 applicants who scaled through the process were influenced by officials at the Presidency.
