“Fidelity’s IDRs are driven by its standalone creditworthiness, as expressed by its Viability Rating (VR) of ‘b-‘. The VR balances the concentration of operations in Nigeria’s challenging operating environment, high credit concentration and high Stage 2 loans against a growing franchise, sound profitability metrics, good capital buffers and reasonable foreign-currency (FC) liquidity coverage.
Author: Abdoulaye Kay
The Police Service Commission is responsible for the appointment, promotion and discipline of persons (other than the office of the Inspector-General of Police) in the Nigeria Police Force.
“In a particularly egregious case, a Director on special assignment, tasked with leading the bank’s efforts to secure an ISO certification for information security, was sacked on the very day the bank successfully achieved this crucial milestone.
The record marks a 1.07% increase compared to April, which figures increased to ₦3.92 trillion from ₦3.86 trillion in March, according to data released by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
There is no Nigerian that will tell you he is not aware of the NLC even if he does not know that it is an acronym for the Nigeria Labour Congress. What the average Nigerian knows about them is that they always go on strike at the drop of a hat, strikes that have lost their meaning because they always achieve almost nothing.
“Do you know that at the age of 27, 28 I got married and I had your brother Adesina? You are now 28, I’m giving you one more year.”
“For the first time in my life, I feel like a failure. Nike died. The lady I just interviewed who said she slept with dogs committed suicide. People heard her story. They abused me. They said we formulated the story that they are not real. I gave her a listening ear, but she didn’t tell me she was going to die.
He identified the victims as Daniel Apirgwa ,saater Apirgwa, Terna Apirgwa, Nguyiman Apirgwa, Tertindi Apirgwa, Kparegh Emmanuel Apirgwa, and Mama Modi Apirgwa, Myom Chiahemba Tarorshi, Mr Tyolumun Deke and Mr Ternenge Deke AKA Usman.
“The SGF, we are sure, knows those whose actions are treasonable and sabotage our economy. Those who loot our treasury around the country, those who divert public resources meant for hospitals and schools; those who are involved in foreign exchange roundtripping: padding of budgets and inflating contracts including those who steal trillions of Naira in the name of subsidies are the real economic saboteurs who commit treasonable felony.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in the last ten years spent around N2.07 trillion on interventions in the agricultural sector