By Elizabeth Adegbesan Network problem is my greatest challengeNetwork problem is my greatest challenge—Igbashio Manaseh THE mobile money application is  good but not 100 percent reliable. Using the app saves time but it can disappoint you sometimes. I have experienced a lot using mobile money. The worst experience I had was when I had to […]

ECOBANK Nigeria Plc said that it instituted its ‘Target Savings Promotion’ to encourage savings amongst Nigerians, especially to enable them acquire valuable assets, save for travels or save for the rainy day, which they cannot achieve in one go.

STERLING Bank Plc in partnership with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will disburse N5.5 billion to 22,000 farmers in Kebbi State under the Anchor Borrowers programme aimed at increasing the cultivation of rice in Nigeria. The loan is anchored under Nigeria Incentive-base Risk Sharing System for Agriculture Lending (NIRSAL).

SECTORAL allocation of credit would help to direct credit to critical sectors of the Nigerian economy, said Managing Director, Hasal Microfinance Bank Limited, Mr. Rogers Nwoke

DIAMOND Bank Plc  has reiterated its support for Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs, in the country, while listing the qualities entrepreneurs must possess to succeed in that terrain.

In keeping with its promise to support Emerging Businesses, Diamond Bank recently hosted its 63rd Diamond Business Seminar on 24th of August, 2017 at Atrium Facilities and Services Limited, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The Diamond Business Seminar is a monthly initiative focused on improving the capacity of Micro Small and Medium Scale Enterprise (MSME) business […]

AS Nigeria joins other nations in the use of energy efficient appliances, Standards Organisation of   Nigeria (SON) has given February, 2018 as deadline for importation of   fridges, and air conditioners among other products that are not energy efficient. The organisation also fixed 2019 for locally manufactured ones. 

David Adonri, Managing Director/CEO, Highcap Securities Limited, spoke of the impact of the loan provision by the banks and said it would position them to deliver better and sustainable profit and improved returns to shareholders.

THE interbank money market will, this week, receive liquidity boost of N193 billion from maturing treasury bills prompting further decline in cost of funds.
Last week, the market was gripped with intense scarcity of funds, which caused cost of short term funds to rise above 100 per cent in the first half of the week, before dropping below 15 per cent in response to inflows from matured treasury bills (TBs) and statutory allocation funds.

Mr. Val Ojumah is the Managing Director of FBN Life Assurance Limited, a member of First Bank Group. In this interview, he reiterates that companies that want to gain market share should lay less emphasis on government business.