Morning Beats
NCAA gets N14.3b from ticket sales
The Nigerian Civil Aviation
Authority (NCAA) yesterday said N14.339 billion was generated from the
mandatory Ticket Sales Charges (TSC) between January and August this year.Guardian
TETFund keeps mum amid
allegations of corruption
Amid allegations of abuse of
office and corruption against its Executive Secretary, Dr. Abdullahi Baffa, the
Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has kept sealed lips over the
disturbing development.Guardian
FMDQ weekly report
Commentary on the foreign
exchange (FX) market with data for the week-ended August 31, 2018.Guardian
CWG, Global Spectrum,
PPPN fail NSE’s listing requirement
CWG Plc, Global Spectrum Energy
Services Plc and Portland Paints & Product Nigeria (PPPN) Plc have
less-than-required minimum volume of shares for public trading in the stock
market, a major infraction that may adversely affect liquidity and efficient
price discovery on the companies.The
Nation
‘Funding,
non-implementation of new rate affecting pension growth’
The pension fund keeps rising,
hitting N8.23 trillion in May. But its contribution to the gross domestic
product (GDP) is five per cent.The
Nation
Insurance firms brace
for emergency capital raising
Insurance companies have launched
plans for emergency fund raising at the capital market as consolidation looms
in Nigeria’s most populous quoted industry.The
Nation
CAC to register
business names within six hours
The Corporate Affairs Commission
says it is working towards the deployment of effective Information Technology
application to ensure the registration of business names within a period of
four to six hours.Punch
Tanker explosion:
Insurers to compensate seven vehicles’ owners
Seven out of the 54 vehicles that
were burnt in the tanker explosion that occurred on the Otedola Bridge end of
the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway recently have been confirmed to have comprehensive
insurance.Punch
Nigeria spends $2bn
annually on honey importation
Nigeria spends over $2bn annually
on the importation of honey, the Federal Government has said.Punch
Investors unwilling to
buy stake in power assets – Discos
Nearly five years after the
nation’s power sector was privatised, core investors in the electricity
distribution companies say they have been unable to recoup their investment in
the acquired assets.Punch
PFAs invest N11.36bn in
infrastructure, eye airport projects
The Pension Funds Administrators
have continued to raise their investments in infrastructure even as they move
to extend their investment tentacles to the nation’s airports as assets under
their management increasePunch
Population growth, GDP
decline worry LCCI
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and
Industry has expressed concern over increase in population against declining
Gross Domestic Product as shown in the report of the second quarter 2018.Punch
Shareholders kick
against NAICOM’s new recapitalisation deadline
Shareholders in the insurance
industry have rejected the change in the recapitalisation deadline given to
underwriting firms to recapitalise from January 1, 2019 to October 1, 2018.Punch
Banks downsize loan
portfolio by N855bn
In the face of a persisting
difficulties in the macroeconomic environment as well as uncertainties in the
political environment, current figures indicate that banks are downsizing their
loans and advances to businesses in favour of investments in treasury instruments.Vanguard
External reserves to
drop below $45bn in Sept
Nigeria’s external reserves are
projected to fall below $45 billion at the end of September, the lowest in six
months.Vanguard
FG okays $1.3bn for
Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, four other projects
The Federal Government has set
aside $1.3bn (about N468bn) from the National Sovereign Investment Fund to
finance five critical infrastructure projects.Punch
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