
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 17th October 2022
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 17/10/22
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Stanbic IBTC reiterates commitment to SMEs in new commercials
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Stanbic IBTC reiterates commitment to SMEs in new commercials
In a bid to reassure small, medium and large scale enterprises in the country of its readiness to give their businesses the necessary push, the management of Stanbic IBTC has unveiled two new television commercials, highlighting the limitless possibilities of business solutions, offered by the bank to all its clients. The new commercials, unveiled by
Stanbic IBTC reiterates commitment to SMEs in new commercials
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Experts to discuss ‘local’ contents at Verdant Zeal 10th Innovention Series
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Experts to discuss ‘local’ contents at Verdant Zeal 10th Innovention Series
Marketing Communications firm, Verdant Zeal Group Ltd has announced plans to host the 10th edition of its annual Innovention Series, tagged “African Content & New Consciousness”, that will afford experts across the nation’s integrated marketing communications industry and the entertainment sector discuss ‘African Content & New Consciousness’. Scheduled to hold on Thursday, October 20th, 2022
Experts to discuss ‘local’ contents at Verdant Zeal 10th Innovention Series
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Burial posters levy: OAAN charges AMSAA on clarity
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Burial posters levy: OAAN charges AMSAA on clarity
The President of the Outdoor Advertising Association of Nigeria (OAAN), Chief Emma Ajufo, has called on the Anambra State Signage and Advertising Agency (AMSAA) to be more unambiguous in its recent directives guiding pasting of burial posters, across the state. The state government, through the outdoor advertising regulatory agency had slammed a levy of N5,000
Burial posters levy: OAAN charges AMSAA on clarity
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FirstBank 2022 CRS week: Raising the bar for corporate social investment
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FirstBank 2022 CRS week: Raising the bar for corporate social investment
“Businesses cannot be successful when the society around them fails. Corporate social responsibility therefore isn’t only about a particular programme, it’s what we do every day, maximising positive impact and minimising negative impact.” This assertion was the key take-out at the 2013 Responsible Business Summit in London and it aptly captures FirstBank’s philosophy about business,
FirstBank 2022 CRS week: Raising the bar for corporate social investment
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Cause and effect in leadership
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Cause and effect in leadership
Cause and effect is the principle that rules the world. Nothing happens for nothing; everything happens for a reason. Nothing happens without a cause; every manifestation is a response to something else. Rains don’t just fall; rainfall is the effect of water evaporation from the earth surface. Earthquakes don’t just occur; they are caused by
Cause and effect in leadership
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Do you know who I am? (1)
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Do you know who I am? (1)
Traffic had snarled to a halt as the altercation between the gentleman and a lady intensified with the elegantly dressed lady being the obvious aggressor. Chauffeured by a uniformed man in an official army vehicle, her driver had driven in a manner that put the gentleman and perhaps a few other road users in danger.
Do you know who I am? (1)
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What it means to have an amicable spirit with your competitors
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What it means to have an amicable spirit with your competitors
To take the high road means to act like a leader. Do not bash the competition. Stay humble and avoid being cocky. You still get your message across, but customers, press people, and even the competition will respect you more if you “take the high road.” An example of taking the high road is the
What it means to have an amicable spirit with your competitors
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Banking staff strength down by 11.1% to 93,090 in Q4 2021 —NBS
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Banking staff strength down by 11.1% to 93,090 in Q4 2021 —NBS
There are indications that total banking staff strength fell by 11.1 per cent between first quarter (Q1) and Q4 2021 to 93,090. This, according to the Q1-Q4 2021 Selected Banking Sector (SBS) data published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) last week, is attributed to a 7.6 per cent, 11.2 per cent, and 12.5
Banking staff strength down by 11.1% to 93,090 in Q4 2021 —NBS
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Stop rates to rise as DMO auctions N225bn worth of bonds
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Stop rates to rise as DMO auctions N225bn worth of bonds
There are expectations that stop rates will rise, mirroring the rise in the money market rate for 364-day bills as the Debt Management Office (DMO) auctions N225 billion worth of bonds this week. The bonds would be through N75 billion (a piece) for the 14.55 perc ent Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) April 2029, 12.50
Stop rates to rise as DMO auctions N225bn worth of bonds
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Moody’s: Nine Nigerian banks’ long-term ratings placed on review
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Moody’s: Nine Nigerian banks’ long-term ratings placed on review
Moody’s Investors Service (Moody’s) has placed on review for downgrading the long-term deposit ratings, as well as long-term issuer and senior unsecured debt ratings, where applicable, of nine Nigerian banks. They are: Access Bank Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, United Bank for Africa Plc, Guaranty Trust Bank Limited, Union Bank of
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