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Courts shouldn’t be determining election outcomes – Obasanjo

Courts shouldn’t be determining election outcomes – Obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has expressed concern over the growing role of the judiciary in determining election outcomes in Nigeria, saying it undermines the essence of democracy when the votes of millions are ultimately decided by a handful of judges.
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FG to review annual renewal of insurance brokers’ licenses

FG to review annual renewal of insurance brokers’ licenses

The federal government is considering a review of insurance brokers’ annual renewal of licenses to operate as brokers in the industry by the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM). This is as speculations are already making rounds that the renewals could be reviewed from being an annual activity to once in three years.

BoI aiming to reposition Nigeria’s indigenous MSMEs

BoI aiming to reposition Nigeria’s indigenous MSMEs

The Bank of Industry (BoI) believes firmly on the need to develop Small and medium Enterprises (SMEs) and the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) towards boosting the country’s economic growth. Giving inisght on how SMEs can access its facilities, Acting Managing Director, BoI, Mr. Waheed Olagunju, said: “Tthe bank’s objective is to re-examine the strategy or to explore means of mitigating the numerous challenges inhibiting the SMEs and MSMEs in the country from accessing loans.”

Diamond bank records N16.3bn gross earnings in H1

Diamond bank records N16.3bn gross earnings in H1

Diamond Bank Plc has announced N16.3 billion in gross earnings for the half year, H1, ended June 30, 2016, representing 13.3 per cent growth over N14.4 billion posted in the half year period in 2015.

CBN to mop up N245bn as cost of funds falls by 50%

CBN to mop up N245bn as cost of funds falls by 50%

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will this week mop up N245 billion from the interbank money market in a bid to reduce money supply in the economy. Meanwhile, cost of funds in the interbank money market fell by more than 50 percent last week due to inflow of N315 billion which increased the amount of idle funds in the market.