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No Dividends, No Excuses: CBN’s Tough Love for Nigerian Banks, by Rahma Olamide Oladosu

No Dividends, No Excuses: CBN’s Tough Love for Nigerian Banks, by Rahma Olamide Oladosu   There are moments in the life of an economy when hard decisions must be made not for applause or popularity, but to preserve the future. One such moment has arrived in...

How Nigerian Banks Can Navigate Network Glitch By Maymunah Abdulwahab

Recent core banking upgrades across Nigerian Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) have sparked operational disruptions, leaving customers frustrated and unable to complete basic transactions. Despite reassurances, prolonged IT glitches have hindered account access, disrupted transfers, and eroded customer trust.

How Nigerian Banks Can Navigate Network Glitch By Maymunah Abdulwahab

Recent core banking upgrades across Nigerian Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) have sparked operational disruptions, leaving customers frustrated and unable to complete basic transactions. Despite reassurances, prolonged IT glitches have hindered account access, disrupted transfers, and eroded customer trust.

Nigerian Banks Are Buoyant, CBN Assures

Nigerian Banks Are Buoyant, CBN Assures   The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has assured the banking public that Nigerian banks are buoyant. The CBN said this in a statement issued by its Acting Director, Corporate Communications, Mrs Hakama Sidi Ali. Ali’s statement was informed by reports in...

EXCLUSIVE: How 36 Governors Borrowed N2.2trn From Nigerian Banks

EXCLUSIVE: How 36 Governors Borrowed N2.2trn From Nigerian Banks   Amid worsening revenue challenges, state governments’ indebtedness to commercial banks has risen to N2.2trn. The latest data from the quarterly statistical bulletin of the Central Bank of Nigeria, obtained by our correspondents, showed that states and LGAs...

Top Ten Banks Pay N260.3bn As Income Tax

Top Ten Banks Pay N260.3bn As Income Tax   Ten top commercial banks listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited have paid N260.3 billion as Company income tax (CIT) in 2022, representing a 28 percent increase over the N203.06 billion they paid in 2021. This was disclosed by...