Stock market experts optimistic on H2’26 but warn investors
…Strong performance does not eliminate investment risk – CIS boss …Strong market performance should not lead to policy complacency – Uwaleke …Investors have made more money from the market than any other – Kurfi …Market will continue to rally upwards but… – Amolegbe …Uncertainties over 2027 election remain a possible headwind – Adonri By Peter […]
Financial analysts applaud banks for margin loans write off
Financial analyst have called for the support and understanding of shareholders in the recent decision of some of the Commercial Banks in the country in taking the bold step to write off their margin loans and re-start on a clean slate in line with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) policy of total disclosure
Customers worried as Almond MFB goes under
The growing incidence of failing microfinance banks has increased by the reported closure of Almond MFB, an Ijaniki located bank, in the suburbs of Lagos, as customers besieged the bank’s premises in bid to make withdrawal of their funds in the MFB’s vaults.
Customs Service reshuffles Comptrollers
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has redeployed some of its Comptrollers in a bid to meet the challenges of the Service in terms trade facilitation and revenue target handed to it by the federal government.
Retirees constitute institute for conflict
A group of retired Customs officers have come together to form an Institute of Customs Affairs and Conflict Resolution with a view to meeting the training needs of the service and make it international compliant.
No going back on planned strike–Dockworkers
LAGOS PRESIDENT-GENERAL of the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN),Comrade Emmanuel Anthony Nted, has said the management of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), should be held responsible should members of the Dockworkers branch of the union make good their threat to shut ports operations on Thursday day over unpaid wages to their tally clerks, security and other colleagues in the past one year.
