Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines Thursday 26th September 2019
Here are some of the Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines on some of the newspapers.
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target=_blank>SEC: New products’ll boost capital market
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that beyond the conventional capital market products of equities and bonds as well as manual regulatory processes, the players and regulators are introducing new and innovative processes and products. The Acting Director General of SEC, Ms. Mary Uduk, stated this yesterday during an excursion visit by students
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target=_blank>U.S. stocks stabilise amid impeachment drama
U.S. stocks rose as renewed signs of easing trade tensions diverted attention from the swirling impeachment drama in Washington. The dollar rallied. According to Bloomberg, the S&P 500 halted a three-day slide, with tech and bank shares pacing the gain. Equities rattled by the political turmoil in America turned higher after President Donald Trump suggested
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target=_blank>NSE: Stocks fall for third consecutive day, lose N33bn
The Nigerian equity market yesterday tumbled for the third consecutive trading day as sell pressure was unabated, producing 13 losers against 15 gainers. Key market indicators, the NSE ASI, declined by 0.25 per cent as bargain hunters remained on the sideline following growing investment apathy. Consequently, the All-Share Index dipped 69.19 basis points or 0.25
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target=_blank>Giving succour to indigents
The rainy season of last year did not spare any of the households in Eziagalu Aguleri in Anambra East Local Government Area of Anambra State. Being a rain forest zone, both the flooding and the attendant erosion that trailed the downpour dealt a great blow on the home of Mrs. Joy Bank Mokwugwo, a widow
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target=_blank>A season of new yam festivals
In various communities of Igbo land, the new yam festival is a big event that is being celebrated annually. IGBEAKU ORJI reports All over Igbo land, the months of August to early October are generally months for the celebration of new yam known as New Yam festival. But the conflict between
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target=_blank>Ending Nigeria’s SIM registration fiasco
After eight years of enforcement of SIM registration in Nigeria, there were still a total of 9.2 million pre-registered or improperly registered SIMs in the country as at the first week of september 2019. While the figure was said to have reduced to 2.4 million within one week after the Communications Minister’s intervention, it shows
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target=_blank>Expert to SMEs: Explore digital banking for production hitches
In a bid to address local manufacturers’ 30 per cent overhead cost spending on marketing and logistics, an expert has advised Small and Medium scale Enterprises (SMEs) to take full advantages of digital banking tools to solving their production challenges. Group Head, Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCGs) of UBA, Chike Isiowe, made this call at
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target=_blank>AfCFTA: OPS seeks SON’s return to seaports
Following a recent meeting between the Director-General of the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), Osita Aboloma and Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Richard Adebayo, in Abuja on the implication of inflow of substandard goods into Nigeria, members of the organised private sector (OPS) have advised that SON be allowed back to the country’s seaports.
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target=_blank>LCCI: $2.5bn fresh loan’ll hurt Nigeria’s economy
With information emanating from the World Bank that it was in talks with Nigeria for a fresh loan of $2.5 billion, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has raised the alarm that it will further bleed the economy, hike cost of debt servicing and stifle developmental projects. LCCI Director-General, Muda Yusuf, in an
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CBN: Prioritising agric for states’ devt
As agriculture becomes the new bride for economic development in Nigeria, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, last week engaged state governors on 10 agricultural commodities. Abdulwahab Isa reports As oil revenue keeps dwindling, both federal and state government are challenged by insufficient alternative revenue sources required to augment […]
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