A court in London will decide in coming weeks whether Royal Dutch Shell can face trial in the UK over oil spill allegations in Nigeria, a decision some legal experts predict could attract more cases against multinationals in Britain. The High Court will judge whether members from two communities, Bille and Ogale in Nigeria’s oil-rich …
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The Federal Government, in a bid to check the high level of under-remittance of funds by revenue-collection agencies, has issued fresh guidelines for the computation of operating surpluses. The new guideline that will guide the preparation of the agencies’ financial statements for the next three years covering up to 2019 is contained in a circular …
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Economic and financial experts have said that the country’s inflation rate may rise further to 20 per cent during the first quarter of this year from the current 18.4 per cent. They, however, said the inflation rate was expected to reduce significantly as the fiscal and monetary authorities would begin to implement certain policies to …
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As economic recession continues to weigh on the banking sector, non-performing loans ratio in the banking industry has crashed further above the Central Bank of Nigeria’s five per cent threshold. The NPLs ratio fell to 13.4 per cent in September 2016, up 11.7 per cent recorded in June 2016, according to a Bloomberg report. The …
Investors in the nation’s stock market lost over N214 billion last week following massive selloff of shares of highly capitalized companies across the sub sectors on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE. Consequently, the market capitalization of the NSE which represents the total value of stocks traded on the exchange dropped from N9.246 trillion it opened …
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Generally, life works clockwise, taking you round in circles as you begin the year in January and end it in December only to start the process again. The difference however, is that change is constant and your decisions at the beginning of the year determines how the rest of the year goes. Decisions can be …
