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SweetJoystick:there are 2 |
chloride6:i know those are not nigerians. But forcefully converting anyone to ridiculously violent islam is evil. |
mamdanju:i agree with u. Those women dont even look or dress northern nigerians are speaking a foreign language, definitely not gwari. These may be cameroonians. But forcefully converting anyone to islam of all religions is condemnable. |
ikorodureporta:this killer is a nairalander, something akpan |
helinues:as month has ended and u have received your N30,000 BMC monthly salary, u have resumed work for the month of may own. |
Who will APC report this one to? |
Qudsi:is it not US that is supplying Isreal weapon? |
samwash:biden has not spoken to important heads of government finish, na buhari go be him problem. US secretary of state shouldnt have even spoken to buhari. They should have delegated a desk officer at US embassy, abuja to do that. |
Equity15:which one is LCC? The bridge that link ikoyi to lekki? |
mudiana:6 years ke? Abuja-lokoja road that was started in 1999 has not been completed. Same with lagos-ibadan. |
Oghenerobo2002:by rail |
Xbee007:portugal no be naija mate o. Portuguese that explored naija in the 12th century. Who pass u pass u. Na china, UAE, singapore and malaysia be naija mate. |
Blakjewelry:me, i am 101% sure that nothing will make visit the area |
obonujoker:not NSE (nigeria society of engineers) |
Franzinni:naija own no be achievement? |
Blessynene:very difficult situation. I work in a federal public institution here in naija. To be eligible for study leave without pay in my organisation, u would have worked for at least 3 years or so, cant be too sure, but i know it is 3 or above, else u resign and reapply later. Had friends that resigned, went to UK and did masters, and even worked in UK and later relocated and reapplied, but was offered the level they were at when they left, while we had gotten 2 promotions after that. Some accepted and some rejected, such is life. Since urs is a private firm, i advice u continue with ur study, e go better. |
yanabasee1:the kaduna end of kaduna-abuja expressway |
Iniobong34:she entered wrong hand. They say the job interview was a scam by a kidnapping gang. The kidnapper and his father, an accomplice has been arrested by the police, but the girl has not been found. The kidnapper is nairalander by username something akpan that posted picture of hilux here that he wanted to sell. |
Divoc:funny enough, it is true that all south east states have boundary with abi |
Nonsense fake news. So the source is facebook. |
Imsoblessed:born throway dey go school? |
joyairemiya:read the BOFIA Act before asking the woman to go to court. |
omohayek:google "cbn guideline on corporate governance" and read the pdf document from cbn website |
RillJ:very funny. Yet he has been in govt since 1999. Amaechi cannot survive without free govt money. |
Roddwave:mind what u wish for. If the minister deals with u after u reject his call, dont complain. |
ZeroWorries:the revenue was used to pay for cost of british invasion of benin kingdom. |
iammo:how can u fly from ibadan to lagos that is 2hrs by road? They will use helicopter? |
tempest01:has the girl been found? |
yanabasee1:just carry your ignorance waka. |
Man U has qualified. Man U- Arsenal for final. |
Beedude:Arsenal scored away goal. 1-0 at home and Arsenal are in the final |
GOVERNOR’S STATEMENT ON THE PURPORTED MANAGEMENT CHANGE AT THE FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA LTD 1.0 Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. 2.0 The media has been awash with commentaries on the purported management changes at First Bank of Nigeria Ltd (FBN) and the related regulatory inquiry by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to the Board of First Bank of Nigeria Limited. It has therefore become necessary for me to address the public to clear any misconceptions. 3.0 Ordinarily the board is vested with the authority to make changes in the management team subject to CBN approval. However, the CBN considers itself a key stakeholder in management changes involving FBN due to the forbearances and close monitoring by the Bank over the last 5 years aimed at stemming the slide in the going concern status of the bank. It was therefore surprising for the CBN to learn through media reports that the board of directors of FBN, a systemically important bank under regulatory forbearance regime had effected sweeping changes in executive management without engagement and/or prior notice to the regulatory authorities. The action by the board of FBN sends a negative signal to the market on the stability of leadership on the board and management and it is in light of the foregoing that the CBN queried the board of directors on the unfortunate developments at the bank. 4.0 As you may be aware, FBN is one of the systemically important banks in the Nigerian banking sector given its historical significance, balance sheet size, large customer base and high level of interconnectedness with other financial service providers, amongst others. By our last assessment, FBN has over 31m customers, with deposit base of N4.2trn, shareholders funds of N618bn and NIBSS instant payment (NIP) processing capacity of 22% of the industry. To us at the CBN, not only is it imperative to protect the minority shareholders, that have no voice to air their views, also important, is the protection of the over 31m customers of the bank who see FBN as a safe haven for their hard-earned savings. 5.0 The bank maintained healthy operations up until 2016 financial year when the CBN’s target examination revealed that the bank was in grave financial condition with its capital adequacy ratio (CAR) and non-performing loans ratio (NPL) substantially breaching acceptable prudential standards. 6.0 The problems at the bank were attributed to bad credit decisions, significant and non-performing insider loans and poor corporate governance practices. The shareholders of the bank and FBN Holding Plc also lacked the capacity to recapitalize the bank to minimum requirements. This conclusions arose from various entreaties by the CBN to them to recapitalize. 7.0 The CBN stepped in to stabilize the bank in its quest to maintain financial stability, especially given FBN’s systemic importance as enumerated earlier. Regulatory action taken by the CBN in this regard included: i. Change of management team under the CBN’s supervision with the appointment of a new Managing Director/ Chief Executive Office in January 2016. ii. Grant of the regulatory forbearances to enable the bank work out its non-performing loans through provision for write off of at least N150b from its earning for four consecutive years. iii. Grant of concession to insider borrower to restructure their non-performing credit facilities under very stringent conditions iv. Renewal of the forbearances on a yearly basis between 2016 and 2020 following thorough monitoring of progress towards exiting from the forbearance measures 8.0 The measures had yielded the expected results as the financial condition of FBN improved progressively between 2016 when the forbearance was initially granted to the current financial year. For instance, profitability, liquidity and CAR improved whilst NPL reduced significantly. 9.0 Notwithstanding the significant improvement in the bank’s financial condition with positive trajectory of financial soundness indicators, the insider related facilities remained problematic. 10.0 The insiders who took loans in the bank, with controlling influence on the board of directors, failed to adhere to the terms for the restructuring of their credit facilities which contributed to the poor financial state of the bank. The CBN’s recent target examination as at December 31, 2020 revealed that insider loans were materially non-compliant with restructure terms (e.g. non perfection of lien on shares/collateral arrangements) for over 3 years despite several regulatory reminders. The bank has not also divested its non-permissible holdings in non-financial entities in line with regulatory directives 11.0 Following further review of the situation and in order to preserve stability of the bank, so as to protect minority shareholders and depositors, the Management of the CBN in line with its powers under BOFIA 2020 has approved and hereby directs: i. Immediate removal of the all directors of FBN Ltd and FBN Holdings Plc ii. The appointment of the following persons as directors in FBN Ltd and FBN Holdings Plc Holdco 1.Chairman – Remi Babalola 2.Dr. Fatade Abiodun Oluwole 3.Kofo Dosekun 4.Remi Lasaki 5.Dr Alimi Abdulrasaq 6.Ahmed Modibbo 7.Khalifa Imam 8.Sir Peter Aliogo 9.UK Eke – Managing Director Bank 1. Chairman – Tunde Hassan-Odukale 2. Tokunbo Martins 3. Uche Nwokedi 4. Adekunle Sonola 5. Isioma Ogodazi 6. Ebenezer Olufowose 7. Ishaya Elijah B. Dodo 8. Sola Adeduntan – Managing Director 9. Gbenga Shobo – Deputy Managing Director 10. Remi Oni – Executive Director 11. Abdullahi Ibrahim – Executive Director 12.0 The CBN hereby reassures the depositors, creditors and other stakeholders of the bank of its commitment to ensure the stability of the financial system. There is therefore no cause for panic amongst the banking public, given that the actions being taken are meant to strengthen the bank and position it as a banking industry giant. Source: https://punchng.com/breaking-cbn-fires-first-bank-directors
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