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Financial condition and performance of insured banks in the first and second quarters of 2015
During the period under review, the Nigeria’s banking industry witnessed a mixed performance during the two quarters under review. The first quarter shows some
stability in most of the financial indices. However, in the second quarter, there were declines in many parameters, especially in Total Assets, Deposits and Assets
Quality. The decline was largely attributable to the fall in the price of crude oil (the main revenue earner for Nigeria) and sliding exchange rate which had impacted negatively on the banks with high exposure to the Oil and Gas sector of the economy.Structure of assets and liabilitie ; Assessment of the financial condition of insured bank
Mobility and security in West Africa
To better understand the mindset of Nigerians in relation to the forthcoming 2015 General Elections, the CLEEN Foundation in collaboration with the NOI Polls and with funding support from the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA) conducted the 2015 Election Perception Survey. The project surveyed 5000 Nigerians across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory as well as representing the 109 Senatorial Districts in Nigeria. The survey provided a very useful opportunity for Nigerians to reflect on their intention to participate in the 2015 elections and to outline their perceptions on elections security as well as the level of preparedness for the election. The goal of the survey is to provide the government, security agencies, the election management body, the civil society and the general public.ECOWAS protocol and country field reports: Essence of ECOWAS protocol; Nigeria-Benin; Togo-Benin; Ghana-Togo; Cote d’Ivoire- Burkina Faso; Cote d’Ivoire- Mali; Policy & Actions Recommendations: Training and capacity Building development of Law Enforcement officials; Joint Patrol & Co-ordination of Security Patrol; Availability and circulation of travel documents; Education and Advocacy Campaigns; Infrastructural Development and Process Improvement; ECOWAS Protocols Monitoring Media Network ;Mobile Arbitration Panel; Legislative and Law Reform
An experience from Nigeria
This study examines the effect of financial integration on economic growth in Nigeria. Using time series data from 1981 and 2012, the study employs autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL)bounds testing approach.
Financial development was found to have both short run and long run positive effect on economic growth in Nigeria. Hence, for Nigeria to benefit from financial integration, the government has to increase the level of competition, improve the quality of financial information and reduce corruption in the financial system.Concept of financial integration; Empirical review on the effect of financial integration on economic; Model specification; Data source and measurement; Method of analysis; Empirical result; Bounds tests for cointegration; Conclusion
POL 221: Nigerian government and politics I
The course explains the basis and foundation of the Nigerian nation and the politics before, during and after the colonial period.• Introduction to Nigerian politics.
• Background to British administration (1861 - 1914).
• Sir Hugh Clifford s constitution of 1922.
• The rise of nationalist movements in Nigeria.
• Sir Arthur Richard s constitution of 1946.
• Nigerian government and politics.
• Towards Nigeria’s Independence.
• McPherson’s constitution of 1951.
• Oliver Littleton’s constitution of 1954.
• The 1960 Independence constitution.
• 1963 Republican constitution.
• Post-Colonial period.
• The theory of federalism.
• Evolution of Nigerian federalism.
• Nigerian government & politics (1966-1979).
• The collapse of the First Republic.
• Military leadership in Nigerian politics.
• The military intervention in Nigerian politics.
• Towards military disengagement.
• Achievements of military regime in Nigeria
Dynamics of marriage
It is a great joy to bring this to you. We are on a crusade to connect hearts and strengthen families. We have been blessed with great testimonies of transformed relationships and families, some of them invoke strong emotions of laughter and tears of joy. Life is too
short for you to have a terrible marriage.What is communication? What is communication 2? What is communication 3? Right correction; Severity of abandoning correction; Exploring new approaches; Showing patience; Showing kindness; Eliminating comparison; Eliminating pride; Eliminating selfishness; Important relationships; Blaming Your spouse; Personal transformation; How do people see you?; In-laws; Parenting and marital romance; The Media; Seeing the bigger picture; Change your environment; Increase your knowledge; Examine your emotions; Set yourself free; Breaking addictions; Much Ado about women; Upgrading your romance Quotient; Romance: for Newlyweds; When your love is rejected; Time crunch; The Reality of marriage
EDU 111: Foundations of education
The course introduces you to general concept of philosophy, the relevance of philosophy to education, relevant philosophical issues in education, the concept of psychology in general, educational psychology, learning theories, transfer of learning, motivation and its relevance to learning, the growth of education in Nigeria, agencies involved with education, all the information that will help you understand the enormous field of education as teachers in the making.• Philosophy of education: meaning and relevance.
• Equality of educational opportunity.
• Psychology of education.
• Introduction of learning theories.
• Readiness to learning.
• Motivation and its relation to learning.
• Transfer of learning.
• Concept and nature of education.
• Types of education.
• The growth of education in Nigeria.
• Educational trends in Nigeria.
• Innovations in education.
• The status of teachers in Nigeria.
• Education and the society.
• Social class and educational opportunity.
• Factors that influence education
Guidelines on financial and technical assistance to operating insured banks and deposit taking financial institutions.
The Policy Guidelines on Financial and Technical Assistance for operating insured banks and other deposit taking financial institutions is aimed at broadening the statutory responsibilities of the Corporation to provide consistent and equitable financial assistance to the insured banks. The NDIC Act 2006 empowers the Corporation under sections 2 (1) (b) to give assistance to insured institutions in the interest of depositors, in case of imminent or actual financial difficulties particularly where suspension of payments is threatened to avoid damage to public confidence in the banking system.Policy objectives pg.3; Types of assistance to insured institutions pg.4; The procedure for granting financial assistance pg.6; Security and repayment pg.8; Formal agreement with the corporation for financial and technical assistance pg.8; Supplementary issues pg.10
a festschrift for emeritus professor John A. A. Ayoade, Volume 1
This book tells a story of a true gentle man. In the distinguished generation of Nigerian intellectuals that are now gradually retiring from academia, Professor ’Bunmi Ayoade stands in the world as one of the most eminent. Ayoade did not only enjoy the privilege ofreceiving the best of preparation in history and political science from Nigeria’s premier university, the university of Ibadan, he also further enriched his intellectual roots with studies in public policy and strategy at the Nigerian national institute for policy and strategic studies, and by various teaching and research responsibilities in his Ibadan university home base, and in other Nigerian universities.Theoretical explorations; The national assembly; Empirical analysis of selected states
Frank Kokori: The struggle for June 12
FRANK KOKORI: THE STRUGGLE FOR JUNE 12 is a hone; historical account of the involvement of Comrade Kokori in the democratic struggle in Nigeria. In the book, the trade union leader could not hide his contempt for Labour and political leaders who’ embraced opportunism in place of principle, and allowed corrupt ' military dictators to truncate democracy in Nigeria. However, through the book, Comrade Kokori has demonstrated the capacity of the progressive extraction of the trade union movement to liberate the country from imperialism and its local lackeys in the political and business sectors.Kingibe, Have You Cleared this with MKO? ; My First Encounter with Kingibe and Politics ; M.K.O. Abiola and Me; Beginning our Fight for June 12; Battling Abacha; NUPENG Slammed! Kokori Nabbed!; Frank Ovie Kokori ; From Shangisha to Abuja; Barna Nightmare; From the Outside World, with Love ; Prison Routine ;Kingibe’s Missionary Journey to Bama; Freedom ; Prison Pen and Poems ; Esther and the Children in the Struggle ; A Life Rooted in Trade Union Struggles; My OMPADEC Misadventure; My Trade Union Detensions; Post-June 12 Blues ; How Pro-Democracy Activists Miscalculated; My Own Honours Roll ; What Nigeria Lost in June 12; Epilogue: Odyssey After NUPENG
a festschrift for emeritus professor John A. A. Ayoade, Volume 1
This book tells a story of a true gentle man. In the distinguished generation of Nigerian intellectuals that are now gradually retiring from academia, Professor ’Bunmi Ayoade stands in the world as one of the most eminent. Ayoade did not only enjoy the privilege ofreceiving the best of preparation in history and political science from Nigeria’s premier university, the university of Ibadan, he also further enriched his intellectual roots with studies in public policy and strategy at the Nigerian national institute for policy and strategic studies, and by various teaching and research responsibilities in his Ibadan university home base, and in other Nigerian universities.Theoretical explorations; The national assembly; Empirical analysis of selected states