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“Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm.”— Lincoln

@nogojiggy @Alpha_Yom You forget to add guimares 😂

@Alpha_Yom Congratulations 🎉 we have a wedding to plan pretty soon

If you are from Edo state you would understand better why the government has to declare a state of emergency against this. I fear for the future of the youngsters coming up, this has even penetrated to some secondary school, you will see a small Boy of 15yrs already pulling up a GLK to his school, the parents would fold their hands and not question the source. They make hyperinflation happen, things you will get for a normal price, the business owner will not sell to you they rather wait till these people come and patronize. The government kept silent because one way or the other they are drivers of the economy at the detriment of the common man.

@woye1 @PeterObi I think NDC hierarchy need to rein obi in and advice him properly. He's intelligent enough to understand the meaning and consequence of his statement

@Alpha_Yom Lies maybe.🤔

UN Secretary-General António Guterres Appoints Ahunna Eziakonwa As Special Adviser On Africa channelstv.com/2026/06/13/un-…

🚨 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟: Morocco XI in the World Cup vs. Brazil! 🇲🇦💫

CBN's New HoldCo Rules: What Investors Need To Know ======== The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is proposing new rules for financial holding companies (HoldCos) such as Access Holdings, GTCO, UBA, First HoldCo, FCMB Group, and Stanbic IBTC. The goal is simple: make banking groups stronger, better capitalized, and less exposed to risks. Key Changes 🔹 More Capital Required HoldCos will need to maintain additional capital above the minimum required for their subsidiaries. This could force some groups to raise fresh funds in the future. 🔹 Minimum 51% Ownership HoldCos must own at least 51% of every subsidiary. Groups with lower ownership may need to buy more shares or restructure. 🔹 Tighter Corporate Governance Directors and executives will face stricter rules on how they serve across group companies. This is aimed at reducing conflicts of interest. 🔹 Less Dependence On Bank Subsidiaries HoldCos will no longer be able to rely heavily on their banking subsidiaries for funding. Each entity will be expected to stand on its own financially. 🔹 Stronger Risk Management Every subsidiary must have its own risk, compliance, and internal control systems. What This Means For Shareholders Some HoldCos may return to the market to raise additional capital. Operating costs could increase as groups comply with the new rules. Dividend growth may slow in the short term for some companies. In the long run, stronger governance and capital buffers could make these institutions more stable. The Bottom Line The CBN wants stronger and safer banking groups. For investors, the biggest issue to watch is whether these new requirements will lead to fresh capital raises, changes in dividend policies, or corporate restructuring among the major HoldCo stocks listed on the NGX. @StockmanNigeria

Craving Amala with plain okro and imooyo fish stew.

@Anlugbua_Ibadan Exactly, just wondering why Alaga laughed at the quote when things like that are obviously public guideline.

PRESIDENT TINUBU EXPRESSES SADNESS OVER THE DEATH OF RETIRED MAJOR-GENERAL ABUBAKAR, CONDOLES WITH THE FAMILY President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has expressed shock over the death of retired Major-General Rabe Abubakar while in the custody of terrorists in Katsina State.   General Abubakar, after a distinguished career in the military, retired a few years ago. He was on his way to his hometown when the hoodlums captured him   The President commiserated with his family, especially his wife, who is still being held against her will by the captors.   He also extended his condolences to the Katsina State government and the armed forces.   While the terrorists have done their worst, the President wants them to know that the government will never bow to their demand to release their members held by our security agencies.   As I said on June 12: “Bandits, kidnappers, and sponsors of terror should now surrender or face the full force of the Nigerian State. These windows of surrender will not remain open forever. And no mercy will be shown to those who trade in the blood of Nigerians.   “As Nigerians,  we must stand united and be assured that the enemies of our nation shall soon be history. We will triumph over terror and continue to build a more prosperous nation.   “General Abubakar’s death should further serve as a defining moment in our battle against terrorists and insurgents, never to negotiate with them on any terms, but to continue to treat them as the greatest enemies of our dear nation, who should never be spared.”   Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President, (Information & Strategy) June 13, 2024

When a soldier starts speaking and switches to Hausa, it's over!

Thank you for patronizing @Simifoodies today, we appreciate your patronage ❤️😁 Enjoy your weekend 😉 Cc:@Simifoodies

Dalilin da yasa Gwamna @ubasanius yayi afuwa ga fursunoni 97 a Gidan Yarin Kaduna

Atikzzzzz my guy 🥰 You watch Yoruba movies? That's so cool.

@olumidecapital Correct! 💯 the largest fortunes are often built by creating something that can scale beyond our time and effort. Creation is powerful.....But capital, patience, and execution are what turn an idea into wealth. @StockmanNigeria

Just a reminder to all his devils' supporters

PUBLIC NOTICE NERC Approves Special Compensation for Eligible Band A Customers Affected by Grid Generation Constraints The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) hereby notifies electricity consumers and stakeholders of the issuance of Directive No. NERC/2026/002 on the Special Compensation of Band A Customers Arising from Grid Generation Constraints. The directive was introduced in recognition of the significant generation shortfalls experienced across the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) between February and March 2026, which affected the ability of Distribution Companies (DisCos) to meet the committed service levels for some Band A customers. The shortfalls were largely attributed to inadequate gas supply and vandalism of critical gas and transmission infrastructure, factors beyond the direct operational control of the DisCos. Key Provisions of the Directive: - Coverage Period: The compensation scheme applies to the period covering February 2026 to March 2026. - Compensation for Feeders with 18–20 Hours Supply: Where a Band A feeder recorded an average daily supply of between 18 and 20 hours, the existing compensation framework under Addendum No. NERC/2024/003 shall apply to both Maximum Demand (MD) and Non-Maximum Demand (Non-MD) customers. - Special Compensation for Feeders with Less Than 18 Hours Supply * Affected Band A feeders will not be downgraded during the covered period. * Eligible customers will receive special compensation as follows: > Non-MD Customers: Compensation equivalent to 20% of the approved February 2026 energy cap applicable to the affected feeder. > MD Customers: Compensation equivalent to 20% of the average energy billed per MD customer in February 2026. Mode of Compensation - Prepaid customers will receive compensation through token credits. - Postpaid customers will receive compensation through bill adjustments. Implementation Timeline - Compensation for February 2026 shall be completed no later than 31 May 2026. - Compensation for March 2026 shall be completed no later than 30 June 2026. Customer Protection - Distribution Companies are prohibited from offsetting compensation credits against any existing customer debt. - Customers must be clearly informed of the value and period of compensation received. NERC remains committed to protecting electricity consumers while ensuring the stability and sustainability of the electricity market. The Commission will continue to monitor implementation and verify compliance by Distribution Companies to ensure all eligible customers receive the compensation due to them. For further details, kindly visit NERC website: nerc.gov.ng. #NERC #Electricity #DisCos #MYTO #BandA #Compensation #Generation

Two senior ISWAP commanders surrendered under Military pressure

Money is important. But let's not confuse wealth with respect. Money can attract attention...but CHARACTER earns respect. Some of the most respected people in history were not the richest. They were respected because of their integrity, competence, and how they treated others. I agree, make alot of money. But don't let the pursuit of wealth cost you the values that make people respect you long after the money is gone. @StockmanNigeria