Posted on October 22, 2008 by Fortune&Class
Mr. Ori Adeyemo, a Forensic Accountant and crusader for best practices in the banking industry, has warned that the Nigerian banking industry is facing an imminent collapse unless urgent and reasonable measures are taken by the Federal Government to curtail the slide into what he described as anarchy and chaos.
“By the nature of my [...]
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Posted on October 22, 2008 by Fortune&Class
A re-alignment of business interests and affiliation is believed to be in the offing and it involves three of Nigeria’s most celebrated billionaires. In recent times, the news have made the rounds of a business skirmish between Alhaji Aliko Dangote and Mr. Femi Otedola, both had been known to be buddies and have been reported [...]
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Posted on October 22, 2008 by Fortune&Class
Mr. Ori Adeyemo, a forensic accountant and crusader for streamlined bank charges, has decried bank charges on returned cheques and described the fee deducted from accounts in consequence of returned cheques as illegal.
“It is trite that by virtue of Section 10, subsection of the defunct Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Bankers’ Tariff, a bank is [...]
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Posted on October 22, 2008 by Fortune&Class
Over the last six months, staffers of ETB, the bank owned by Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr. have had had to resume work with the burden of uncertainty weighing over their shoulders until close of work. Reason for the anxious moments at the workplace is the report of periodic letters being dispatched to personnel of the [...]
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Posted on October 22, 2008 by Fortune&Class
What dominated my thoughts all through the slur of last week’s scandalous heehaw of denials of appointment of market makers for the Nigerian stock market and a supposed N600 billion bail-out, was to simply carry my face, literally speaking, away from official confusion brazenly hoisted on Nigerians by people in government.
That many Nigerian investors nurse [...]
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Posted on October 22, 2008 by Fortune&Class
Many investors have sat and watched in bewilderment as the value of their stocks plummeted, a reason I have been asked over and over if the stock market will ever recover from the losses that have been accumulated over the past eight months. To be specific, investors have lost nothing less that three trillion naira [...]
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