Zico5:
The only option here is that salary will be cut down and to me, it's still a good way to go. Half bread is better than none.

Corporate2020:


Go back to the streets and continue your Agbero work.

naptu2:


https://www.cbn.gov.ng/Out/2020/CCD/CBN%20Bankers%20Comm%20Suspend%20Layoffs.pdf

Yenefer:
What do u mean by hmmmm? majority of bankers are your people better type something good

naptu2:
Note: The Banker's Committee is made up of the chief executives of all banks in Nigeria along with the directors of the CBN. This means that the CEOs of banks in Nigeria have agreed to this policy. They've most likely have already gotten something out of it.

stagger:


What stops the CBN from granting the banks funding to keep doing what they do and ensure nobody gets laid off?

naptu2:


Question, what is the bankers committee?

SLAP44:
I need explanation, are the CBN and bankers committee now doing the work of managing the bank which I thought were business establishments capable of making and enforcing their own decisions as they deem fit in order to remain in business.

Why then are the CBN interfering with the decision, if these banks experience distress because of the insistence the regulatory bodies, who will bear the consequences?

Tpave:
Wow. This is a good way to go. Let's see how banks will abide by these rules first.

That man signature no be here ooo

SLAP44:
I need explanation, are the CBN and bankers committee now doing the work of managing the bank which I thought were business establishments capable of making and enforcing their own decisions as they deem fit in order to remain in business.

Why then are the CBN interfering with the decision, if these banks experience distress because of the insistence the regulatory bodies, who will bear the consequences?

SLAP44:
I need explanation, are the CBN and bankers committee now doing the work of managing the bank which I thought were business establishments capable of making and enforcing their own decisions as they deem fit in order to remain in business.

Why then are the CBN interfering with the decision, if these banks experience distress because of the insistence the regulatory bodies, who will bear the consequences?

Yuceeluv:
This is good news. This must come with added pressure on the marketing staff of the banks.

naptu2:


https://www.cbn.gov.ng/Out/2020/CCD/CBN%20Bankers%20Comm%20Suspend%20Layoffs.pdf

stagger:


What stops the CBN from granting the banks funding to keep doing what they do and ensure nobody gets laid off?

martineverest:
CBN might let investors acquire access bank

SLAP44:
I need explanation, are the CBN and bankers committee now doing the work of managing the bank which I thought were business establishments capable of making and enforcing their own decisions as they deem fit in order to remain in business.

Why then are the CBN interfering with the decision, if these banks experience distress because of the insistence the regulatory bodies, who will bear the consequences?

SLAP44:
I need explanation, are the CBN and bankers committee now doing the work of managing the bank which I thought were business establishments capable of making and enforcing their own decisions as they deem fit in order to remain in business.

Why then are the CBN interfering with the decision, if these banks experience distress because of the insistence the regulatory bodies, who will bear the consequences?

Yenefer:
Wow that's Good

1) Nigerians are happy
Emeka Iluchukwu, visual artist:


Media caption"People are so ecstatic. An average Nigerian is a lively person, always smiling in the midst of all the troubles"
Okocha Jude, businessman:


Media caption"We are happy people, no matter what we are facing"
2) Nigeria is a land of opportunities
Vanessa Iloenyosi, brand executive:


Media caption"If you know the right people it’s really easy to make things happen for yourself"
Abayomi Usim, TV producer:


"For us there’s no recession in Nigeria, no matter how bad things get we’re still going in leaps and bounds"

3) Nigerians are resilient
Alesta Wilcox, chartered accountant:


Media caption"People are resilient in eking out a living - the never die spirit of the Nigerian is the one thing that makes Nigeria great"
Paul Oseh, graphic designer:

"The greatest thing I think about we Nigerians is that we are wonderful people. We are so resourceful despite challenges that comes our way and the political tussle for power. In one nutshell Nigeria is a wonderful place, we're creative and imaginative"

4) Nigerians are problem-solvers
Damian Nzeka, teacher:

"It's not really a peaceful country but we bless the name of God because we're still here today. When we are positive with our minds we work something good out. We want things to go well for us, we can't run away from our home; this is our land we have to make it work"
Donatus Ezeji, IT

"We are special because if you look at Nigeria - each time we have problem, we usually solve it at the last minute - we have been avoiding crisis. When we get to that point, we always sort it out - instead of going to war or something like that"
5) Nigeria is diverse
Iluore Loueth, fashion designer:


"You get to feel different things in different locations... you’re changing culturally in the dressing and the food and everything"
6) Nigerians are hard workers
Orji Micah, builder:

"The Nigerian people are industrious, they work hard, they're not lazy - and they can endure whatsoever hardship, they can survive it any place"
Damula Daramola, banker:


"As Nigerians we’re actually very, very enterprising"
7) Nigeria has great weather
Moses Onyibe, mobile phone trader:

"The weather of the country is better compared to other countries and we have the biggest river - the River Niger - in West Africa region - so I enjoy my country basically because of the environment - it's very conducive"
Chinedu Ugochukwu, businessman:

"The weather is beautiful all year round and this is just the beginning of good things to come... the people are friendly, very welcoming. You can't beat it, it's a lovely dynamic country, every day new things are coming up, new ideas, [and Lagos] it's a city that never sleeps"

Nigeria has freedom of speech
Akpofure Tony Tegar, hotelier:


Media caption"Democracy it's one of the best things about Nigeria... freedom to do anything you like"
Stanley Osiaku, trader:

"You are free to talk to anybody - no matter how big or small the person is. We have freedom of speech to have a dialogue with somebody. Or if somebody offends you, you are free to say it out"
9) Nigerians have a great sense of humour
Chukwuma Nwana, beauty salon general manager:


"Everything turns into a joke in Nigeria - there’s always something funny at the end of the day"

10) Nigeria is hospitable
Sarah Okagbue, trainer:


Media caption"The most hospitable people in the world; extremely kind, loving, tolerant, patient"
Uche Nzeka, broadcaster:


"There is nowhere in Nigeria that you will go that you will not be given a place"
Join the debate on Twitter using the hashtag #NaijaIsGr8 to @BBCAfrica and on the BBC Africa Facebook page.

naptu2:

Question, what is the bankers committee?

moralistic:
..a regulatory body

naptu2:
Note: The Banker's Committee is made up of the chief executives of all banks in Nigeria along with the directors of the CBN. This means that the CEOs of banks in Nigeria have agreed to this policy. They've most likely already gotten something out of it.