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Peanuts compare to what they loot. Remember politicians always play the smart game. |
Norada:Inferiority complex. |
cyprus000:True talk bro. Funniest part is that they blame the leadership of the country. |
babyfaceafrica:Must everything about Nigeria be between PDP AND APC. |
owobokiri:Easy bro,we all hope for a better NIGERA |
Exchange Rate for Dollar-Naira, Saturday 20th June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/exchange-rate-for-dollar-naira-saturday_20.html |
Exchange Rate for Dollar-Naira, Saturday 20th June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/exchange-rate-for-dollar-naira-saturday_20.html |
Exchange Rate for B Pound-Naira, Saturday 20th June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/exchange-rate-for-b-pound-naira_20.html |
Maczeelly:Welcome development. |
Nigerian banks rank well in the world in terms of their overall quality, according to Lafferty Bank Rat- ings, which scores banks world- wide for their overall quality. A cross border comparison shows that Nigeria ranks about 34.0, higher than South Africa which ranks 30.0, Canada 23.0, US 20.0, Australia 22.0, and Eu- rope 18.0. Nigerian banks financial ra- tios are particularly good and their overall ratings will improve considerably when they devote more attention to the qualitative aspects of their annual reports – including clear statements on their strategies (and how they will be achieved), culture, customer satisfaction and so forth, Mi- chael Lafferty, chairman, Lafferty Group said in Lagos yesterday. Lafferty who was delivering a paper at the Annual Guest Lec- ture organised by the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN),further said Nigerian banks are at about the same stage of development in retail banking as their Indonesian counterparts, though they lag when it comes to cards and payments. However, Nigerian banks future potential lies primarily in retail banking, he said. On the other hand, Nigeria is said to be the largest market for Retail Banking Academy (RBA), accounting for around 20 per- cent of the current body of RBA candidates. The Retail Banking Academy was launched in 2011, in re- sponse to the request by client banks all over the world who had been complaining for years that profesional retail banking education was not available Presently, over 5,000 bankers in some 80 countries are studying for the Academy qualifications in retail banking and cards and payments. The designations are Certified Retail Banker (CRB) and Certified Cards and Payments Professional (CCPP). Nigeria already has one fully qualified Certified Retail Banker, who has successfully completed the requirements to achieve full certification. In the coming year, that num- ber will potentially rise to 30 and in two years’ time, Nigeria will have up to 74 Certified Retail Bankers working in the sector, Lafferty said. “We are now entering another phase in this market – and are proud to be partnering with the CIBN to bring world-class retail banking education to the entire industry in Nigeria. We have similar partnerships in many other countries and all are contributing to the mission of professionalis- ing retail banking around the world”, he said. Senior retail bankers from 14 African countries who met in Cape Town last week, agreed to establish Retail Banking Coun- cils for Africa (RBCA) with the aim of promoting the develop- ment of retail banking across the continent – particularly through the growth of deposits and bank- ing penetration. Speaking on the theme, “How competitive Nigeria is in the global retail banking landscape”, Lafferty said retail banking can only reach its full potential if it is run through a separate bank – whether this be stand-alone or within a broader banking group. If it is part of the latter, the group CEO must also be a believer, he observed. “Nigeria is now well-placed for the take-off of transparent con- sumer lending. Central bankers should build on this by learning as much about retail banking, as you already know about the capi- tal markets, investment banking and corporate banking. Source:http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/nigerian-banks-ahead-us-safrica-europe.html |
HACKPASTOR:Thanks |
How true is this. Information is power but don't misuse it for destruction. |
Kennywills7:Should I say supported or love this. |
Norada:Buyers boku |
Sunnymatey:Bro,hate him or love him. praise him when necessary |
Let the best hand plus brain be given the job irrespective of location. My humble opinion |
Oil swaps may give cash strapped Nigerian govt room to cut subsidies http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/oil-swaps-may-give-cash-strapped.html
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The value of OPEC members’ petroleum exports fell below $1 trillion in 2014 for the first time since 2010, according to its annual report, demonstrating the toll last year’s oil-price collapse took on the group. Exports from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries fell in value to $993.3 billion last year, from $ 1.112 trillion in 2013, the report said, as oil prices fell below $60 a barrel at the end of 2014 from highs above $114 last summer. The report illustrated the shifts rocking the oil industry and OPEC’s 12 member nations before the producer group made its historic decision last November and abandoned its role of regulating the market through production cuts. Now, the group’s members are pumping flat out and fighting for markets against private oil companies, other nations and among themselves. Before ramping up to about 31 million barrels a day of production this year, OPEC averaged 30.07 million barrels a day in 2014, a decrease of 160,000 barrels a day from a year earlier, the report said. Its share of the global crude oil supply dropped to 32.6 percent from 33.5 percent during the same period. The main reduction in output came from Libya, while the greatest rise was seen in Iraq, OPEC said, citing secondary sources such as shippers, analysts and industry sources. The last time the value of OPEC exports was below $1 trillion was in 2010, when they were worth about $745 billion. Oil prices then rose and for three years hovered around $100 a barrel, boosting OPEC members’ revenues. Source:http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/opec-2014-exports-fall-below-1t.html |
Exchange Rate for Dollar-Naira, Friday 19th June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/exchange-rate-for-dollar-naira-friday_19.html |
Exchange Rate for Dollar-Naira, Friday 19th June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/exchange-rate-for-dollar-naira-friday_19.html |
Exchange Rate for B Pound-Naira, Friday 19th June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/exchange-rate-for-b-pound-naira-friday_19.html |
Before assuming office, President Muhammad Buhari had stated his desire to reduce the cost of office, and now that he is there, seems to be doing just that. Buhari has reportedly that ordered that 9 aircrafts on the Presidential Fleet be sold. The Presidential Fleet is abnormally large for its job description, having more aircrafts than even some airlines. Over N12 billion is spent annually on the maintenance, and Buhari reportedly wants to cut this amount. “Nine, which still have market value, are to be sold immediately to reduce maintenance costs,” a source said to THISDAY. The Presidential Fleet is said to comprise the Boeing 738 BBJ or Eagle One — the President’s official aircraft –, two Gulfstream 550 jets, two Dassault Falcon 900 jets, a Gulfstream IVSP, a Gulfstream V, a Dornier Do 228, which can carry 19 passengers, one Beechcraft King Air B200, three AugustaWestland AW139 helicopters, amongst others. 8 of the aircraft are reportedly reserved for the President, with the rest being used for other prominent officers like the Vice-President, Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Source:http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/president-buhari-orders-sale-of-9.html
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ellechrystal:Complete analysis of the party. |
ARKdiscloser7:Bro it's their way |
Dannyset:Within yourself you are a hypocrite and a lier |
Some how this is strange. Believe me people will find this funny |
Welcome development. |
We brought this on ourselves |
Do the right thing believe me it will reduce |
To everyone l would have really love to help you on the basis LINKUP to an OPERATOR FOR CURRENCY EXCHANGE, but there is a reason why l cant, because at the moment, am still trying to put things in order on the basis of some issues surrounding it strategically. for now i can't adhere to your demand until when things are put in place properly, will inform with immediate effect. Thanks for cooperation |
osagieworld:Mr Osagieworld l would have really love to help you, but there is a reason why l cant, because at the moment, am still trying to put things in order on the basis of some issues surrounding it strategically. for now i can't adhere to your demand until when things are put in place properly, will inform with immediate effect. Thanks for cooperation |
Exchange Rate for Dollar-Naira, Monday 15th June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/06/exchange-rate-for-dollar-naira-monday_15.html |
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