Climate finance: Nigeria could lose 30% GDP by 2050
Police declare port corridor ticketing, revenue collection illegal
Global Rights, others kick as FG moves to generate power from coal
Stock market maintains upward trend as investors gain N79bn
Asset reallocation triggers N1.43trn decline in fixed income market
CBN injects $210m as naira depreciates to N360.65/$
Breaking: NNPC begins enforcement of N133.28 ex-depot fuel price
Nigerian Stock Exchange: FCMB, Skye Bank top gainers’ chart
World’s fifth largest diamond discovered in Lesotho
Crude oIl prices now $70
PFAs invest 70% of N7.41tr pension assets in FG securities
Appraising 2017 performance of Nigeria Customs Service
Why MfBs charge high interest rate – Accion MfB boss
Electricity: The high cost of living in darkness
Analysts project profit taking equities market this week

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FCAM’s Legacy Short Maturity records 12.99% returns
FCAM’s Legacy Maturity (NGN) Fund shareholders, a mutual fund managed by First City Asset Management Limited, have approved 11kobo dividends for the financial year ended June 30, 2017.
Risk Based Supervision: Four insurance firms at sea over N14.8bn capital short fall
AS the insurance sector awaits the commencement of Risk Based Supervision, RBS, this year, four insurance companies are in dilemma over N14.8 billion shortfall in their shareholders’ funds, which are far below regulatory requirement.
Akwa Ibom govt is pursuing a private sector driven industrialisation agenda — Udoh
Commissioner of Information, Akwa Ibom State, Mr Charles Udoh, in this interview with Financial Vanguard disclosed the state government’s drive to industrialise the state and efforts to build infrastructure to attract foreign investors in different sectors of the economy. He disclosed that opportunity exists to build gas fired thermal power, other factories, among other viable projects in the state.
First Royal Micro Finance Bank defies harsh times, pays dividends to shareholders
NOTWITHSTANDING a drop in its profits after tax from N26,001,560 in the 2015 financial year, to N20,081,488 in 2016 owing to the adverse economic situation that characterised the 2016 financial year, First Royal Microfinance Bank has announced a dividend of five kobo per share for the financial year that ended December 31, 2016 to its share holders.
UBA Board to consider 2017 financial statements, proposed dividend
United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has announced its upcoming Board meeting, scheduled for Monday, January 29, 2018, where members of the Board will consider the financial statements for the financial year ended 31 December 2017 and also proposals for final dividend for the period.

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