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AfDB okays $120m to boost cassava, others
The African Development Bank
(AfDB) yesterday said it will invest $120 million between the next two and
three years to boost the productivity and transform cassava and other eight
other commodities on the continent. The nine commodities are cassava, rice,
maize, sorghum/millet, wheat, livestock, aquaculture, high iron beans and
orange fleshed sweet potatoes.The
Nation
Lotus Capital to list
N1.49b fixed income fund
Lotus Capital Halal Investments
Limited has been given regulatory nod to list its N1.49 billion fixed income
fund on the memorandum board of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). A total of
1.487 million units of Lotus Capital Fixed Income Fund of N1, 000 each will be
listed by way of introduction on the memorandum board of the Exchange.The
Nation
African insurer sees
Nigeria’s $500m push portfolio to $7b
African Trade Insurance (ATI)
expects its annual insured trade and investment portfolio to double to $7
billion within five years, driven by new members, including Ghana and NigeriaThe
Nation
SEC takes financial
literacy to grassroots
Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC) has expressed its readiness to collaborate with various
grassroots groups in its financial literacy campaign in a bid to ensure that
Nigerians in the rural areas are effectively sensitised on the benefits of
investing in the capital market.The
Nation
Afreximbank commits
N17b to Nigeria
ABOUT $17 billion has been approved
by African Export Import Bank (Afreximbank) for Nigerian entities since its
commencement of operations in 1994 and last December, its President, Benedict
Oramah, has said.The
Nation
MTN Nigeria may sell
30% equity to retail investors
Nigeria’s largest
telecommunication company, MTN Nigeria, may sell some 30 per cent of its
ordinary shares to Nigerian retail investors under its much-awaited initial
public offering (IPO).The
Nation
CBN injects $210m into
forex market
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
yesterday injected $210 million into various segments of the foreign exchange
market to meet customers’ requests.The
Nation
Equities sustain rally
with N117b gain
Nigerian equities remained on the
upswing yesterday as widespread bargain-hunting for large-cap stocks rallied
the market to a net capital gain of N117 billion.The
Nation
PenCom educates
prospective retirees
The National Pension Commission
(PenCom) has sensitised and enlightened prospective retirees (due to retire in
2019), on sundry steps, procedures and documentations required for a
stress-free retirement.The
Nation
Ariaria market gets
9.5mw NERC licenses
The Nigerian Electricity
Regulatory Commission (NERC) in pursuit of overriding public interest has
granted a 9.5megawatts embedded electricity generation licence to Ariaria
Market Independent Power Plant LimitedThe
Nation
Adequate infrastructure
critical to insurance growth — NEM CEO
Chief Executive Officer of NEM
Insurance plc, Mr. Tope Smart, has said that more investment was required to
stimulate the development of Nigeria’s insurance sector. Vanguard
NNPC raises kerosene
price thrice in two months
The Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation has increased the price of kerosene three times between May and so
far this month, raising the cost of the commodity by about N40 per litre, an
investigation by our correspondent has revealed.Punch
Stakeholders canvass
efficient commodity exchange to support non-oil sector
Capital market stakeholders have
called for concerted efforts towards establishing a functional commodities
exchange in Nigeria, stating that this would support the non-oilGuardian
‘Nigeria has lost
fortunes to collapse of national shipping line’
Nigeria as a maritime nation has
lost fortunes to the collapse of the Nigerian National Shipping Line (NNSL)
about 13 years ago.Guardian
CBN, FMDQ boost market
confidence with fixed income settlement solution
Securities Exchange, through the
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and the Financial Markets Dealers’ Association
(FMDA), have established Straight-Through-Processing (STP) for the settlement
of fixed income trades.Guardian
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