Governorship: Delta North Senatorial Leaders To Partner Other Zones

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Leaders from the Delta State North Senatorial District have pledged to engage their counterparts from other zones towards making the emergence of the governor of the state in 2015 from the zone a negotiated exercise as they identified agriculture and a strong industrial base as critical factors for sustainable development of the state.
In a well attended strategic conference in Lagos at the weekend, stakeholders from the  academia, political class and royal fathers outlined the road map to the the election of a governor of Delta North extraction in 2015, noting that a large array of competent, educated and experienced leaders are available to take the state to greater heights.
And even though equity dictates that governorship of the state should shift to the zone, concerted efforts, they said, must be made to negotiate a consensual emergence of an Anioma candidate as governor of the state.
At the conference organized by ASDEV 81 Club at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studie, University of Lagos, the leaders also agreed that the process of the emergence of a governor from Delta North must not be acrimonious. In effect, they endorsed a proposition that a whoever emerges as the candidate from the zone should be backed unconditionally by all persons in the running for governorship.
Recalling the virtues of late Dennis Osadebey, pioneer premier of then Midwest Region, who laid the foundation for the modern Edo and Delta states, the Anioma leaders vowed to give Delta State a leadership that will be fair, progressive and unwavering in weaning the state from dependence on oil revenue under the Delta Beyond Oil initiative of Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, Governor of the State.
Gov. Uduaghan, who was represented at the occasion by Chike C. Ogeah, commissioner for information, had called for support for the national conference proposed by President Goodluck Jonathan, noting that the present constitution has stifled competitiveness among the states and  stunted the country's  growth. 
Speaking at the conference, Rt. Hon. Victor Ochei, speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly; Dr. Festus Okubor, Chief of Staff to Uduaghan; Chief Clement Ofuani, former commissioner for economic planning in the state and Professor, Victor Izegbu, a professor of urological surgery, said reviving the agricultural sector, building a reliable infrastructural base and a paradigm shift to energizing and empowering the real sector are key to creating employment as well as sustainable development in Delta State.
They also endorsed the proposed national conference as the present federal arrangement has "concentrated too much power at the centre" and denied the country the right ambience for growth.
Professor Epiphany Azinge, director general of the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, who chaired the conference, called on all politicians from Delta North seeking to lead the state in 2015 to be ready to subject their personal ambition to the greater interest of the zone.
Other leaders at the conference are Senator  Ifeanyi Okowa and Mrs. Ngozi Ologede who were represented as well as Obi (Prof.) Chike Edozien, Asagba of Asaba

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Omatek Ventures Bounces Back with N225m Profit

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Omatek Ventures Plc has bounced back to profitability thereby raising the hopes of shareholders for dividend payment very soon. The company, which is the only computer manufacturing firm listed on the Nigerian bourse, has  posted losses   in recent years due to high interest charges and cost of operations.


However,  Omatek appears to have started reaping the fruits of investment and diversification strategy as it had reported a profit of N225 million for the year ended December 31, 2012 compared to a loss of N300 million the previous year.


According to the audited results, Omatek posted a revenue of N1.386 billion in 2012 as against N369 million in 2011.Gross profit stood at N592 million and profit after tax of N101million compared with loss of N136 million. The company ended with positive earnings per share of eight kobo as against a negative nine kobo per share the previous year.


Some market operators said the return of the company to profitability was expected considering the efforts of the board and management to turnaround its fortunes in the recent years.
The Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Omatek, Mrs. Florence Seriki had disclosed that the company introduced new innovation products to the market partly aimed at delivering improved returns to shareholders.


The  product include  a 24-hour lighting solution that allows consumers to combine the benefits of the solar system and light-emitting diode (LED) technology to proffer solutions that reduce energy consumption considerably while saving costs by 60 to 85 per cent.
She explained that use of the solar/LED solution could  result in significant operational and maintenance cost savings for schools, public offices, hospitals, hotels, street lighting implementation, rural electrification and rural water system.


The company also moved into its own property as part of efforts to reduce cost of operations, a development Seriki said would impact positively on its bottom-line going forward.


“We started operation on a leased property, but now that we have fully settled in our own property, business has as well started and we know that the future is bright and promising for all our stakeholders,” she had said.

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NIBSS Targets Rural Areas to Drive Financial Inclusion

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Following the move by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to extend the cashless policy to other states before June 2014, the Nigeria Interbank Settlement System (NIBSS) Plc has expressed preparedness to extend the initiative to the rural areas.
 
 
NIBSS provides the infrastructure for automated processing, settlement of payments and fund transfer instructions between banks, discount houses and card companies in Nigeria.
 
 
Speaking in an interview with journalists at the 20th anniversary of NIBSS in Lagos, the institution’s Managing Director, Mr. Ade Shonubi, said the plan of the institute was to be able to provide services that support financial inclusion.
 
 
"We know that most of our customers through the banks are those in the cities, so we are prepared to move to the rural areas. So we are working on how to get people who are in the villages working with cash to come into the banking space," the NIBSS boss said.
According to him, in the past  20 years, his organisation had introduced technology, processes and new ways of doing things.
He added: “When I look at where we are now, compared to where we are coming from, I think in Africa, the Nigerian payment space is recognised as one of the most developed. So, it shows that we have done some things right.  It doesn’t mean we are where we should be, but at least we are making progress."
 
 
Speaking on some of NIBSS' products, he said: "There is what we call the Nigerian Instant Pay (NIP), which a lot of people use to make payment. The banks give it various names, but it is provided by NIBSS. We are one of the five countries in the world that have that and other countries want to start implementing that.
 
 
"We did it before the UK, the United States don’t have it and South Africa is trying to put something in place.  So those are areas we believe we need to continue to innovate."
 
 
On his part, the Executive Director, Technology and Operations, NIBSS, Mr. Niyi Ajao, disclosed the organisation made history in October this year when it achieved one million transactions in a month.
 
 
"Part of the reason why we are celebrating our 20th anniversary is to create awareness because we believe we can do much more than what we are doing now. NIBSS has the capacity and considering the population of the country we have put in place infrastructure to support the increase in transaction volume," he added.

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CBN Reduces Holding in FGN Bonds

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The efforts by the Debt Management Office (DMO) to reform the Nigerian bonds mark has led to effective diversification of the investor base, reducing the dominance of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as the major investor.
Prior to the 2002, the CBN was the lead investor in  the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds, accounting for 45.6 per cent,   banks and discount houses accounted for 39.4, while non-bank public investors  held 14.8 per cent.
 
 
By 2006,  the holding of CBN dropped to 19 per cent, banks and discount houses increased to 50 per cent and non-bank public investors  stood at 30 per cent. In 2009, the CBN’s holding further dropped to 10 per cent, just as banks and discount houses stood at 39.5 per cent and non-bank public investor accounted for 42 per cent.
By the end of 2012, CBN’s holding declined further to 6.1 per cent, while banks and discount houses rose to 54.7 per cent just as non-bank public investors held 36.7 per cent.
 
 
Speaking on the investor base, the Director General of   DMO, Dr. Abraham Nwankwo, said CBN’s holding since 2006 arose not from any direct participation in the auctions but from secondary market transactions through the provision of discount windows for the FGN securities to the primary dealer market makers (PDMMs).
 
 
According to him, in order to encourage the participation of other investors  in the government securities,   the DMO in 2006 licensed 21 (now 17) PDMMs to  buy and sell FGN bonds using the two-way quote system, thereby providing liquidity for FGN Bonds.
Apart from the investor base that have been in favour of the other investors compared with CBN prior to transformation  efforts of the DMO, more foreign investors have equally shown interest in government’s  securities.
 
 
Foreign investors’ holding in the government securities hit $5.112billion as at the end of 2012.
A further analysis of the share  of foreign investors’ holding  showed that it had   been rising consistently moving from 1.66 per cent as at the end of 2011 to 10.26 per cent as at the end of 2012. It  equally  improved to an average of 16.1 per cent  between January and June 2013.
 
 
Nwankwo noted that the transformation of the bond market had facilitated market-based funding of appropriated budget deficits and bail-out/special borrowings.
 
 
“The current practice of financing part of the country’s fiscal deficits by borrowing from the bond market has not only led to the development of the domestic debt market, it has brought other salutary benefits for monetary policy operations and the economy,” he said.
 

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First Bank Holds SME Conference

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As part of efforts to support the growth of small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) in the country, First Bank of Nigeria Limited will tomorrow organise the SMEConnect, a programme aimed at supporting entrepreneurs.
The maiden edition of the conference titled: “SMEs at the Heart of National Development: Creativity, Capacity and Capital,” holds in Lagos.
 
 
The conference will have the Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola as host; the Minister of Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga as guest of honour; while the Chief Executive Officer, Sokoa Chair Centre, Mrs. Ibukun Awosika; and the Chief Executive Officer, Konga.com, Mr. Sim Shagaya, would serve as keynote speakers.
 
 
First Bank’s Executive Director, Retail Banking South, Mr. Gbenga Shobo, said the critical role of SMEs as the engine of growth in the economy in providing employment to thousands of people and contributing significantly to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) makes the conference a timely platform for repositioning the nation’s SMEs for growth.
 
 
According to Shobo, the conference would have two panel sessions that would address access to capital, leveraging creativity and capacity development.
“Creativity is at the heart of entrepreneurship and all SMEs require some measure of this to birth their companies and continue to evolve and grow their businesses.
 
 
“Growth is not possible without building capacity in each sector by the acquisition of necessary skills and human resources to drive the business. Expansion can only be funded by acquiring the capital to invest in the business and take it to the next level of operation,” Shobo said. 
 

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Nwawudu: Power Privatisation Will Drive Nigeria’s Growth

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The Director, CBO Capital Limited, Mr. Bekuochi Nwawudu, has said the successful privatisation of the power sector will stimulate the growth of the Nigerian economy.
 
 
He therefore advised investors to develop investment strategies in mitigating shocks associated with pre-election spending.
Speaking ahead of the firm’s annual investors’ conference scheduled for November 29, 2013 in Lagos, Nwawudu explained that his firm would showcase over $1.5 billion Nigerian projects to foreign and local investors with $5 billion investment financing capacity.
 
 
Commenting on the performance of the Nigerian economy this year, he said: “Typically we have seen significant growth in the Nigeria. The economy is growing strong and the growth is real. There are so many sectors in the economy that are doing very well. The fast moving consumer goods, the power, the telecommunications all have a lot of opportunities.”
 
 
He added: “We have been here for a number years and operating in Nigeria. But the key thing about the election cycle is that it is not really being properly analysed. In Nigeria, they always talk about the fact that pre-election, everything is going to be quiet as politicians are focused on elections and so investments will suffer.
 
 
“So the questions are, how can investors navigate with that uncertainty in mind? What equities can you buy? Should investors focus more on debt instruments? So what we are saying is that next year, as government is going to be busy fixing itself in terms of politics, investors needs to be strategising on the type of investment to go into.” 
 

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Commercial Paper Rises to N29 Billion

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The value of commercial paper (CP), an unsecured short-term debt instrument held by banks rose by 94.1 per cent to N29.1 billion at the end of the third quarter of 2013, compared with N15 billion at the end of the preceding quarter, a report has shown.
 
 
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) economic report for the third quarter of 2013, which revealed this, attributed the development to the increase in holding of CP by the banks during the review period.
 
 
Thus, CP constituted 0.44 per cent of the total value of money market assets outstanding, compared with 0.23 per cent at the end of the preceding quarter.
 
 
On the other hand, the report showed the value of bankers' acceptance (BA), a short-term debt instrument issued by a firm that is guaranteed by a commercial bank increased by 53.2 per cent to N24.5 billion at the end of the review quarter, compared with an increase of 58.1 per cent at the end of the preceding quarter.
 
 
The development, it stated reflected an increase in investment in BA by the banks. Consequently, it stated that BA accounted for 0.37 per cent of the total value of money market assets outstanding at
the end of the review quarter, compared with 0.24 per cent at
the end of the preceding quarter.
 
 
The report also indicated mixed developments in banks' deposit and lending rates during the third quarter of 2013. With the exception of the average savings deposit rate, which rose to 2.44 per cent from 2.04 per cent in the second quarter of 2013, all other rates on deposits of various maturities fell from a range of 5.69 – 7.72 per cent to a range of 4.92 – 7.55 per cent in the third quarter of 2013.
 
Similarly, at 6.42 per cent, the average term deposit rate fell by 0.15 per cent  point below the level in the preceding quarter. The prime and maximum lending rates fell by 0.01 and 0.35 per cent points to 16.61 and 24.21 per cent, respectively, in the third quarter of 2013.
Consequently, the spread between the weighted average term deposit and maximum lending rates narrowed by 0.20 per cent point to 17.79 per cent from 17.98 per cent in the preceding quarter.
 
 
"The margin between the average savings deposit and the maximum lending rates, also narrowed by 0.76 percentage point to 21.77 per cent from 22.52 per cent. With the headline inflation rate at eight per cent at end-September 2013, all rates, with the exception of the lending rates, were negative in real terms.
 
"At the interbank funds segment, the weighted average interbank call rate, which stood at 11.69 per cent at the end of the second quarter of 2013, rose by 2.34 percentage points to 14.03 per cent in the third quarter of 2013, reflecting the liquidity condition in the banking system," it stated further.

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Furore over FG’s Selection of Cabotage Fund Beneficiaries

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Stakeholders in the maritime sector of the economy have continued to kick against the criteria used to select beneficiaries for the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF).
 
 
They picked holes in the way and manner the six ship owners were selected by the federal government and flayed what they described as “undue delay” in the disbursement of the fund.
 
 
The stakeholders, particularly Nigerian ship owners have raised highbrow over the delay and secrecy surrounding government intention to disburse the fund over the years.
 
 
CVFF was established following the enactment of the Coastal and Inland Shipping Act 2003 (Cabotage). It was meant to help Nigerian ship owners acquire new vessels or maintain existing ones.
It was aimed at empowering indigenous ship owners so that they can be in a position to run neck-to-neck with their foreign counterparts.
 
 
Against the provisions of the Cabotage Act, foreign ship owners are presently dominating inland trade and coastal trade in Nigeria to the detriment of their indigenous counterparts.
The federal government had used the occasion of the 2013 celebration of the world maritime day to announce that it has shortlisted six Nigerian ship owners as those who will soon benefit from CVFF.
 
 
Though the identity of the Nigerian ship owners were not revealed, the Minister of Transport, Senator Idris Umar who disclosed this at the venue of the celebration in the Cross River capital, Calabar said only six firms have been penciled down as beneficiaries of CVFF.
Umar who stated this in a key note address at the occasion said: “Realising the importance of the participation of the indigenous operators in the achievement of sustainable development and enhancement of indigenous capacity, the Coastal and Inland Shipping Act (Cabotage Act) was enacted and provides for the establishment of the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund. This is intended to assist indigenous operators to acquire vessels. For purposes of disbursements, four primary lending institutions namely Diamond Bank, Fidelity Bank, Skye Bank and Sterling Bank have been appointed.
 
 
“Out of the several applications received for the CVFF facility, six applications have been processed and endorsed by these aforementioned Primary Lending Institutions (PLIs) and accordingly recommended by the management of NIMASA (Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency) to the ministry and are being evaluated for approval”.
 
 
However, some ship owners who spoke to THISDAY in Lagos wondered why the federal government is still dilly dallying on the actual disbursement of the funds many years after it had repeatedly made failed promises to disburse it.
 
 
An indigenous ship owner who preferred anonymity expressed dismay over the secrecy surrounding the exact amount the fund has accrued over the years and the identity of the six shortlisted beneficiaries.
 
 
“For God sake what is delaying the actual disbursement of the CVFF? How can the minister announced that the federal government will soon disburse the fund after all these years of waiting? That is not what we want to hear. We want to hear it has been disbursed. Again, why the secrecy on the exact amount the fund has accrued till date and identity of the six shortlisted beneficiaries? We want to know. It is of public interest for the minister to tell us what is actually happening to the funds. It is not a private matter”, the indigenous ship owner added.
 
 
The ship owner averred that it was only when the federal government actually disburse the fund, reveal how much it has accrued into it from inception till date, and disclose the identities of the six shortlisted beneficiaries that stakeholders in the shipping sector of the economy will know that it is serious and ready to reverse the dwindling fortunes in the maritime industry.
 
 
According to the ship owner who remains one of the key players in the shipping sector of the economy, the federal government was carrying on as if there was no urgency in harnessing the huge potentials in the maritime industry as it has continued to talk without taking any concrete action in addressing ills plaguing the shipping sector of the economy over the years.
 

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Sterling Bank Posts 26% Growth in Q3 Profit

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Sterling Bank Plc has recorded a growth of  26 per cent in profit before tax for the nine months ended  September 30, 2013 showing that the bank is  performing well in the  increasingly competitive banking industry.
 
 
The bank posted a profit before tax of N6.017 billion in 2013, up from N4.769 billion in 2012, while profit after tax  stood at N5.074 billion compared with N4.493 billion in the corresponding period of 2012.
 
 
According to the interim accounts, gross earnings rose by 31.4 per cent  to N65.1 billion  as against N49.6 billion in comparable period of 2012. Net interest income grew by 43.3 per cent from N16.9 billion to N24.2 billion while non-interest income also rose by 44.7 per cent from N10.9 billion to N15.7 billion.
 
 
The report also underscored the growing brand franchise and stability of the bank as customer deposits rose by 28.6 per cent while total assets increased by 23.6 per cent. With total assets at N717.2 billion, shareholders’ funds also increased to N48.3 billion.
 
 
Commenting on the results, the  Managing Director, Sterling Bank Plc, Mr. Yemi Adeola, said the nine-month performance showed the steadiness and growing profile of the bank, in spite of operating challenges due to tighter monetary policy measures.
He noted that the  growth in turnover and profit were in line with the bank’s targets and underlined the commitment of the management to optimise the inherent potential of the brand as well as emerging opportunities in the industry.
 
 
According to him, having  recently  made   through a N12.5 billion rights issue, which is currently awaiting final regulatory approval, the bank  is also in the process of concluding a private placement of $120 million to further strengthen its capital position.
 
 
“In the final quarter of the year, we will continue our rollout of conventional and alternative channels to bring our products and services nearer to our target markets and further diversify our income streams. Our capital plan remains on track and we expect to close 2013 with record customer numbers arising from gains made year-to-date in this respect,” Adeola said.
 

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I Used To Wear Michael Jackson A Condom Every Night! Personal Doctor Reveals In New Interview

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Dr Conrad Murray is out of prison and has decided to spill. Conrad in a new interview with The Mail said, Michael was a drug addict who never fathered any of his kids. He also said, he had to wear a condom on his penis every night because urine kept dripping from there. His words from the interview below;
 
“You want to know how close Michael and I were? I held his penis every night. I had to put a condom catheter on him because Michael dripped urine. He had a loss of sensation and was incontinent. Michael didn’t know how to put a condom on, so I had to do it for him. It was the most intimate thing but he trusted me. I didn’t kill Michael Jackson.  He was a drug addict, “Michael Jackson accidentally killed Michael Jackson. I believe he woke up, got hold of his own stash of Propofol and injected himself.  He did it too quickly and went into cardiac arrest.
 
He was in crisis at the end of his life, filled with panic and misery … By the end, Michael Jackson was a broken man. I tried to protect him but instead I was brought down with him.
 
Jackson had been dragged “into the abyss” of physical and mental anguish by the pressures of his London tour. He was so unhinged in his final days that he didn’t allow his underwear to be cleaned because he feared the maids would sell it. 
 
“He also had a hip condition where the hip bone comes out of the socket.  Michael wanted to know if I could arrange a hip replacement. None of them are Michael’s biological children.  He chose friends or business colleagues to help him. Michael was a decrepit man. He wanted to “be cremated and scattered someone nice and warm” yet his family ended up burying him in a Los Angeles cemetery.
 

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