Why first bank dey like this? So archaic! Ah! Don't they see what their mates do? I even regret the savings insurance I started with them some months back for the same reason of poor technological advancements.
eezeribe: Hello prospective investors, if you are interested in opening a Stanbic IBTC Money market fund, if you need guidance on how to fill the form, I have a PDF copy of an already filled form from STANBIC bank herself, the form serves as a guiding template. It is free of charge. Happy Sunday.
Plssir, send to chimex.roland@gmail.com.. I appreciate your good works so far..
Please house, if I bought TB for 1m at 13% and I didn't wait until maturity before selling in the secondary market at 11% .. would I make a profit from the low rate? Considering I sold about 50 days to maturity for a dull tenor(364) days..
Secondly, who determines the price it is resold, I or the banks..can I also influence this?
sorry for much qtns this early Sunday morning.. I became interested on seeing the news of govt selling TB 2day and at falling rate of 11%.. Note: I have read some pages on this thread n learnt a little.. Thanks for understanding
Please house, if I bought TB at 13% and I didn't wait until maturity before selling in the secondary market at 11% .. would I make a profit from the low rate? Considering I sold about 50 days to maturity for a dull tenor(364) days..
The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (CSC) and Taylor & Francis Group are delighted to announce Dr. Chigozie Utazi as the winner of the 2018 Taylor & Francis Commonwealth Scholar Best Journal Article Prize, for his article High resolution age-structured mapping of childhood vaccination coverage in low and middle income countries, published in Vaccine in 2018. SDG 3 - Good health and well-being Sustainable Development Goal 3 supports the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries.
Chigozie is a 2010 Commonwealth Scholar from Nigeria. He studied for a PhD Statistics at the University of Manchester and Lancaster University. His article assesses the performance of improved access to childhood vaccination programmes in low- and middle-income countries. Indicators of vaccination programmes, including coverage levels and vaccination numbers, are typically measured through national or regional statistics, which mask epidemiologically relevant heterogeneities and coverage ‘coldspots’, that may lead to sustained disease prevalence, despite high overall coverage levels. Funded by the Gates Foundation, in conjunction with WHO and Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization, this work forms part of the evidence base to guide the design and implementation of vaccination programmes in high-burden countries.
Chigozie is a 2010 Commonwealth Scholar from Nigeria. He studied for a PhD Statistics at the University of Manchester and Lancaster University. His article assesses the performance of improved access to childhood vaccination programmes in low- and middle-income countries. Indicators of vaccination programmes, including coverage levels and vaccination numbers, are typically measured through national or regional statistics, which mask epidemiologically relevant heterogeneities and coverage ‘coldspots’, that may lead to sustained disease prevalence, despite high overall coverage levels. Funded by the Gates Foundation, in conjunction with WHO and Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization, this work forms part of the evidence base to guide the design and implementation of vaccination programmes in high-burden countries. Following the publication of his research, Chigozie and fellow researchers are continuing to scale up their work, applying the techniques presented in the article to mapping the coverage of childhood vaccinations in other low- and middle-income countries in Africa and Asia. The team are also developing an open web visualisation tool that will host country-specific output maps to increase the accessibility of the data gathered. It is hoped that the sharing of this data will support the work of other researchers and inform stakeholders and government policy makers. The 2018 competition received over 50 entries from current doctoral Commonwealth Scholars and Commonwealth Alumni. The winner was chosen by a panel of experts drawn from multidisciplinary backgrounds: Professor Jonathan Wastling (Pro-Vice Chancellor and Dean of Natural Science at Keele University); Professor Mark Cleary (former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bradford); Dr Jennie Robinson (CSC Commissioner and Divisional Director of Student Education at Leeds University Business School); and Sandy Balfour (current Commissioner and former CEO, Canon Collins Educational and Legal Assistance Trust). The Taylor & Francis Commonwealth Scholar Best Journal Article Prize is awarded to a Commonwealth Scholar who submits the most outstanding article published in a peer-reviewed journal. This annual prize, first awarded in 2012, aims to encourage and reward the publication achievements of Commonwealth Scholars who are completing or have recently completed their doctoral studies.
I am looking to invest in money market with the little capital i have... The little i know is that
1. Capital is safe while interest varies and 2. one can start with very little capital like #5000 3. I would like to venture in Stanbic Ibtc. How profitable are they?
Thanks Sholatech... Mutual funds you say, ok... I would search for it... But i know sometimes, a profitable venture last yr may not be profitable at present...The informations may just be right for that period of time... Nevertheless, I would still check it out.. Thanks again
Good day folks..I am looking to invest in money market with the little capital i have... The little i know is that
1. Capital is safe while interest varies and 2. one can start with very little capital like #5000 3. I would like to venture in Stanbic Ibtc. How profitable are they? Any info to broaden my knowledge on money market and suitable investment platforms will help so i have an informed knowledge before taken decisions. Thanks folks
Think of it this way, 3 guys Mr Creditor has 500naira in his pocket, Mr Debtor owes Mr Creditor 100naira, Mr Thief is just some random guy looking for money to steal and knows neither the creditor nor the debtor.
If Mr Thief stole N500 from Mr Creditor, Mr Thief won't come back to give Mr Creditor the N500 and ask for change, they have no business together what is he paying for? If Mr debtor then walks up to Mr Creditor and hands him N100, the creditor has received his 100 naira back in his pocket now. So the only thing he lost is the 500 Mr thief took.
Assume Mr. A was was walking to school with a single #500 note and 2 pieces of #200(=#400).. making a total of #900 in his pocket...
The single #500 fell out, which Mr.B picked up.. Mr.A is now left with 2 pieces of #200 note (=#400).. Mr. B gives Mr. A back the single #500 note. Mr. A gives Mr. B the 2 pieces of #200 note(=#400)
Mr. A then keeps walking to schl with same initial single #500 note only. Therefore, Mr.A has lost the 2 pieces of #200 note(=#400) which he had alongside the single #500 note on his way to schl initially.. While also assuming a "false" payback of #100 cash which was neva paid..
Funny how none of the bullets touched the train pilot. It was still fun.. Professor fingers with pockets that can contain even a house. That "havard" prof can bring a plane from his pocket.... Not forgetting the computer bird..gave us a cue of what computing robot is, before the popularity of robots in dis part of the world
how's the pronunciation toned? is the "eke" a low-high (market day), high-high (python) and so on. The nearest meaning of the word you posted (Ekeada) is "the Python falls". It's just like reporting what is happening live!
I dunno about the tone, but I know it's a female name. I viewed it as "Eke-Ada". I thought Ada means Ist daughter and from ur post, "Eke" means python. Looking at previous posts, I found out Eke-Ada as "creation" or "being" from the word "Chineke" It's all kind of confusing me here.. But I appreciate ur angle to it though... Thanks..
....though the ebooks link 've been removed.. I believe a good tutor to guide, correct and direct my steps will be best...especially wen it comes to learning programming.
Pls, Guys n Ladies, Men n Women, I would love to learn programming.. I would love to contact a skilled programmer in python, java, preferably in calabar.. i knw abt learning on ur own thru code academy, etc But i fair betta wen i ve a coach to direct, inspire n motivate me during d tough times...i am enthusiastic about it; have a strong interest in it.. i run basic excel programming as a hobby(computing average, grade point, cgpa n alk) would like to go advanced excel, python pls help a brother.. Thank u in anticipation for kind and assistive responses
in as much as i respect 73 as the mathematical answer following logical principle, in a real life situation where: 9, 41, and 73 are left(sword passed to 9) the 9th will kill d 41st, but would not "stupidly" pass the sword to d 73rd so that it would be killed.. the 9th person would rather kill d 73rd, and thus become d last man standing... answer=9
jaycpu: They sent message on saturday to some old beneficiaries. Those that couldn't keep up with the 60% cgpa stuff. They notified them of their dropout. Well let's still hope they will pay soonest. Man I so depend on dz money. Oh Lord!!
2014 set inclusive? so, they do notify those they dropout and not stop payment automatically? pls jst 2 clarify as i havent gotten payment nor notificatn yet.