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NSE: Liquidity stalls market makers’ take-off

NSE: Liquidity stalls market makers’ take-off

The inability of the five registered market makers by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to meet the liquidity requirement of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has stalled the commencement of their operation in the nation’s stock market.

GTBank bags Euromoney’s Best Bank in Nigeria award

GTBank bags Euromoney’s Best Bank in Nigeria award

Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBANK) Plc, the first bank in Nigeria to be listed on the London Stock Exchange, has achieved another feat with its recent recognition by the pre-eminent international finance magazine, Euromoney, as the “Best Bank in Nigeria” at the 2009 Euromoney Awards for Excellence Dinner in London last week.

ETB opens mega branch at Seme border

ETB opens mega branch at Seme border

Equitorial Trust Bank has opend a mega branch in Seme border, Badagry to cater for the banking needs of residents and business organizations in the area.

FG set to unveil new map of Nigeria

FG set to unveil new map of Nigeria

The Federal Government is set to unveil a new administrative map for the country, haven already commenced the bit by bit collection of the entire geographical mass in a digital form.

FCT pledges support for Malaysian firm

FCT pledges support for Malaysian firm

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) will render every necessary assistance to a Malaysian investor, Global Formwork Ltd, to help source materials for the completion of the 14,085 housing units project, the Malaysian Gardens, being constructed in Abuja.

Rivers adamant on waterfronts demolition

Rivers adamant on waterfronts demolition

Rivers State government has reiterated its decision to demolish waterfronts in the state capital as part of ongoing efforts to beautify Port Harcourt and its environs, once prided as the Garden City.

‘Govt is suppressing satchet water industry’

‘Govt is suppressing satchet water industry’

WATER, one of the major components of the human body is needed to sustain life. Researchers have discovered that the human body is anywhere from 55 per cent to 78 per cent water depending on body size. The popular saying: Water, water everywhere but not a drop to drink, has become a thing of the past due to the presence of sachet water in every nook and cranny of the country.

NIMASA  constitutes national maritime SAR C’ttee

NIMASA constitutes national maritime SAR C’ttee

EFFORTS at promoting Safety of life at Sea (SOLAS) received a major boost, as the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) constituted the National Maritime Search and Rescue (SAR) Committee at the Regional Maritime Rescue and Coordination Centre (RMRCC) in Kirikiri, Lagos.

SAHCOL now worth N13.4 bn

SAHCOL now worth N13.4 bn

THE bid for the privatization of SAHCOL was concluded by the Bureau of Public Enterprise (BPE) at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel recently, with Eraskorp Consortium emerging the highest bidder.

The irrevocable laws of financial prosperity

The irrevocable laws of financial prosperity

THE entire universe is governed by laws. Scientists, economics and philosophers from ages have continued to conduct research, tests and make observations to unravel the laws that guide various aspects of life in the universe. As each law is discovered and tested to be true, man can now apply the findings to take advantage of the law.

Nigeria was never in recession — Lemo

Nigeria was never in recession — Lemo

THE returning deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mr. Tunde Lemo recently urged Nigerian investors to take advantage of the current low prices at the capital market to invest in stocks, declaring that the nation really had never been in a recession as many uninformed individuals would want the rest of us to believe.

SENEC regenerates growth in the South-East

SENEC regenerates growth in the South-East

Study has shown that economic and development indicators of the South East zone are mixed when compared to other geopolitical zones of Nigeria . While the south east zone compares well in national income poverty metrics and general literacy, it performs relatively poor in physical infrastructure: (roads, water and electricity), regulatory efficiency and overall business environment.