Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Monday 23rd March 2020
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Rates to moderate on anticipated boost in financial system liquidity
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Rates to moderate on anticipated boost in financial system liquidity
In the new week, treasury bills worth N76.22 billion will mature via Open Market Operation (OMO); hence it is expected that interbank rates will moderate amid anticipated boost in financial system liquidity. Dealers said foreign investors stayed away from the Central Bank’s latest OMO Auction which held on the 19th of March 2020. Available data
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COVID-19: First Bank embarks on proactive measures to control spread
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COVID-19: First Bank embarks on proactive measures to control spread
Nigeria’s leading financial inclusion services provider, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, has announced proactive measures it has taken to control the spread of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. The Bank’s Group Head, Marketing & Corporate Communications, Folake Ani-Mumuney, said “embedded in our corporate strategy is business continuity management that ensures the delivery of products, services and
COVID-19: First Bank embarks on proactive measures to control spread
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The effects of Coronavirus on Nigeria’s economy
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The effects of Coronavirus on Nigeria’s economy
When the novel Coronavirus hit Chinese port city of Wuhan in December 2019, many never saw a virus with the power to disrupt the global economy. The 11 million residents of Wuhan, in the central Hubei province neither envisaged that the town would be on lockdown. The US, UK, Germany, Italy, including the World Health
The effects of Coronavirus on Nigeria’s economy
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The inside out revolution
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The inside out revolution
Michael Neill had this to say about our societies outside thinking mindset: “The prevailing model in our culture is that our experience of life is created from the outside in – that is, what happens to us on the outside determines our experience on the inside. People or circumstances ‘make’ us happy, angry, sad, fearful,
The inside out revolution
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Leading in times of crisis
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Leading in times of crisis
The current COVID-19 has thrown the world into a major crisis. From the United States of America to Germany to Africa and Asia, the world is in a turmoil as a result of the infectious disease that causes respiratory illness. The handling of the pandemic has shown the different shades of leadership there are. Nothing
Leading in times of crisis
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Focus on trust: Successful leadership in times of crisis
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Focus on trust: Successful leadership in times of crisis
On good days, a leader’s job is simple: Keep the company running, employees productive, and customers happy. What distinguishes a great leader is how she responds in times of crisis. Does she panic, seeing uncertainty ahead? Or does she see the bigger picture — the fact that more than money is at stake; that people
Focus on trust: Successful leadership in times of crisis
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Nigeria begins transitioning to uniform exchange rate regime
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Nigeria begins transitioning to uniform exchange rate regime
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has taken step that indicates a collapse of the multiple exchange rate policy that determined the value of the naira and adopted a single exchange rate. The country will now have a uniform rate for the official rate, bureau de change operators, importers and exporters amongst others. This was
Nigeria begins transitioning to uniform exchange rate regime
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How to catch ‘fishes’ where others catch nothing
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How to catch ‘fishes’ where others catch nothing
In about 30 years of helping people achieve significant results in their varied fields of business where their competitors have no results, I have come across too far many people, who are dying to catch fishes—get results—that are commensurate to the efforts they put into their varied businesses. It can be so exasperating and frustrating
How to catch ‘fishes’ where others catch nothing
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Seplat proposes N18/share final dividend
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Seplat proposes N18/share final dividend
SHAREHOLDERS of leading indigenous oil firm, Seplat Petroleum Development Company, listed on both the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) and the London Stock Exchange (LSE) has proposed to pay a final dividend of $0.05 (approximately N18) for each unit of the company’s shares for the financial year ended December 31, 2019. On Thursday, March 19, 2020,
Seplat proposes N18/share final dividend
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Covid-19: Leading through crisis
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Covid-19: Leading through crisis
The armoured tanks are silent. The guns cannot shoot. The bombs cannot boom. The assault planes aren’t flying. The submarines are not sailing. The tomahawks are idle. The missiles have no target. Even terrorists seem to have taken a break. No President of one nation is railing against another. For once, everyone’s concern is self-preservation.
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