• About Us
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Contact Us
Saturday, April 1, 2023
Investogist
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • All
    • Africa
    • Nigeria
    • World
    Spain needs over 60,000 additional workers in Hospitality Industry, where to find the jobs

    Spain needs over 60,000 additional workers in Hospitality Industry, where to find the jobs

    2023: Labour Party eyes N80,000-N100,000 minimum wage

    Labour Party dismisses suspension of National Chairman Abure

    Trump congratulates Nigeria for Banning Twitter, says more countries should do same

    Donald Trump indicted over hush money payment, what it means

    FG advises Nigerians to be guided by UAE new visa regime

    FG launches passport production facility in Osun

    NGX RegCo approves Livingtrust Mortgage Bank’s free float compliance plan

    Turkey becomes last NATO nation to ratify Finland membership

    Peter Obi is an emerging force that can’t be wished away by anyone – Okezie Ikpeazu

    2023 Election: I predicted the Peter Obi effect – Okezie Ikpeazu

    Why PDP didn’t follow Wike’s option — Atiku’s spokesperson

    PDP reverses suspension of Fayose, Anyim, others

    Election postponement to affect start of 2023 Census – NPC

    2023 census: No question will be asked on religion – NPC

    Actor Yul Edochie loses first son

    Actor Yul Edochie loses first son

    • Nigeria
    • Africa
    • World
  • Economy
    • All
    • Budgets
    • Economic Data
    • Policies
    Nigeria’s total public debt rises by over 20% YoY to N32.92 trillion

    Nigeria’s total debt rose to N46.25 trillion in 2022, 84.73% of bilateral debt owed to China

    Update: Central Bank of Nigeria instructs banks to close accounts related to Crypto

    CBN raises interest rate for the 6th consecutive time

    Russia Economy contracts by 2.1% in 2022, far below western predictions

    Russia Economy contracts by 2.1% in 2022, far below western predictions

    Nigeria’s total public debt rises by over 20% YoY to N32.92 trillion

    FG explains why Nigeria’s total debt will rise to N77 trillion by the end of May 2023

    U.S unemployment fell to a five-decade low

    U.S unemployment fell to a five-decade low

    Nigeria’s total public debt rises by over 20% YoY to N32.92 trillion

    Nigeria’s total debt rise above N44 trillion – DMO

    FG approves 39 licences for fish importation

    Q3 2022: Nigeria’s total trade stood at N11.6 trn, total export falls nearly 20% QoQ

    Update: Central Bank of Nigeria instructs banks to close accounts related to Crypto

    JUST IN: CBN limits weekly cash withdrawal to N100k

    Law to legalize crypto as a payment method passed in Brazil

    Law to legalize crypto as a payment method passed in Brazil

    • Policies
    • Budgets
    • Economic Data
  • Markets
    • All
    • Commodities
    • Cryptocurrencies
    • Forex
    • Rates & Bonds
    • Stocks/Equities
    UBA suffers maximum possible loss on NSE as investors dump the stocks

    UBA announces N0.90 final dividend for 2022 financial year

    CEO of Ecobank Group to retire, new CEO announced

    Ecobank to pay dividend of 0.11 US cents for 2022 Financial Year

    MTN Nigeria to pay over N200 billion final dividend for 2022

    CAP Plc announces N1.55 final dividend for 2022 FY

    MTN Nigeria to pay over N200 billion final dividend for 2022

    List of Dividends announced in 2023, qualification and payment dates

    AGM suspension: Oando’s shareholder wins court case against SEC

    JUST IN: OANDO Plc to delist from Nigerian Exchange, Johannesburg Stock Exchange

    Nigeria’s GDP grows 5.01% YoY in real terms in Q2 2021

    The NGX- ASI Increased By 90bps, as Dangote Cement gains 5.07%

    Lasaco Assurance Plc suffers maximum possible loss on NSE as suspension is lifted

    The NGX- ASI declined by 1.16% as Dangote Cement falls 4.17%

    List of Stockbrokers in Nigeria

    List of Stockbrokers in Nigeria

    MTN Nigeria to pay over N200 billion final dividend for 2022

    Custodian Investments Plc announces 55 kobo final dividend for 2022 FY

    • Stocks/Equities
    • Forex
    • Rates & Bonds
    • Commodities
    • Cryptocurrencies
  • Business
    • All
    • Agriculture
    • Companies
    • Industry
    • Technology
    UBA suffers maximum possible loss on NSE as investors dump the stocks

    UBA reports N170.28 billion profit for 2022 financial year

    UAC of Nigeria Plc declares 22 kobo Dividend for 2022 FY

    UAC of Nigeria Plc declares 22 kobo Dividend for 2022 FY

    FY 2020: Zenith Bank Plc rakes in N230.6 billion profit after tax

    Zenith Bank Plc reports N223.91 billion profit after tax for 2022 FY

    FY 2020: Zenith Bank Plc rakes in N230.6 billion profit after tax

    Zenith Bank Plc announces N91 billion final dividend for 2022 FY

    Board of Fidson Healthcare Plc approve 55 kobo Dividend

    Board of Fidson Healthcare Plc approve 55 kobo Dividend

    N1.17 dividend approved by Beta Glass Plc Board of Directors for 2022 FY

    N1.17 dividend approved by Beta Glass Plc Board of Directors for 2022 FY

    May & Baker Nigeria Plc announces 30 kobo dividend for 2022 FY

    May & Baker Nigeria Plc announces 30 kobo dividend for 2022 FY

    FG agrees to pay $496 million as settlement claim for Ajaokuta Steel, others

    Seplat Energy Plc takes legal action against Orjiako

    Credit Suisse shares plunged on Monday after acquisition by rival UBS

    Credit Suisse shares plunged on Monday after acquisition by rival UBS

    • Companies
    • Industry
    • Technology
  • Sports
    • Football
  • Opinion & Analysis
    • All
    • Columnists
    • Editorials
    • Investogist Business Saturday
    • Op-ed
    LP won Obio-Akpor LGA Rivers State not APC as announced – INEC’s IReV

    APC won Abua-Odual and Ahoada East LGAs of Rivers State as announced – INEC’s IRev

    LP won Obio-Akpor LGA Rivers State not APC as announced – INEC’s IReV

    LP won Obio-Akpor LGA Rivers State not APC as announced – INEC’s IReV

    North-West, South-West lead as INEC registers 96.2 million, Rivers overtakes Katsina

    ELECTION: How to check your polling unit, code online

    4 things to consider before buying a laptop

    4 things to consider before buying a laptop

    How to move to Canada by starting a business – Part 1

    How to move to Canada by starting a business – Part 2

    How to move to Canada by starting a business – Part 1

    How to move to Canada by starting a business – Part 1

    Building a Successful Business Organization: Lessons from the Bible

    Building a Successful Business Organization: Lessons from the Bible

    2023 Bible Lessons on Setting your Financial/Investment Goals

    2023 Bible Lessons on Setting your Financial/Investment Goals

    Fact check: Is the Investment Peter Obi made for Anambra State worth next to nothing?

    Fact check: Is the Investment Peter Obi made for Anambra State worth next to nothing?

    • Editorials
    • Book Club
    • Investogist Business Saturday
    • Op-ed
  • Financial Education
  • Vacancies
  • Home
  • News
    • All
    • Africa
    • Nigeria
    • World
    Spain needs over 60,000 additional workers in Hospitality Industry, where to find the jobs

    Spain needs over 60,000 additional workers in Hospitality Industry, where to find the jobs

    2023: Labour Party eyes N80,000-N100,000 minimum wage

    Labour Party dismisses suspension of National Chairman Abure

    Trump congratulates Nigeria for Banning Twitter, says more countries should do same

    Donald Trump indicted over hush money payment, what it means

    FG advises Nigerians to be guided by UAE new visa regime

    FG launches passport production facility in Osun

    NGX RegCo approves Livingtrust Mortgage Bank’s free float compliance plan

    Turkey becomes last NATO nation to ratify Finland membership

    Peter Obi is an emerging force that can’t be wished away by anyone – Okezie Ikpeazu

    2023 Election: I predicted the Peter Obi effect – Okezie Ikpeazu

    Why PDP didn’t follow Wike’s option — Atiku’s spokesperson

    PDP reverses suspension of Fayose, Anyim, others

    Election postponement to affect start of 2023 Census – NPC

    2023 census: No question will be asked on religion – NPC

    Actor Yul Edochie loses first son

    Actor Yul Edochie loses first son

    • Nigeria
    • Africa
    • World
  • Economy
    • All
    • Budgets
    • Economic Data
    • Policies
    Nigeria’s total public debt rises by over 20% YoY to N32.92 trillion

    Nigeria’s total debt rose to N46.25 trillion in 2022, 84.73% of bilateral debt owed to China

    Update: Central Bank of Nigeria instructs banks to close accounts related to Crypto

    CBN raises interest rate for the 6th consecutive time

    Russia Economy contracts by 2.1% in 2022, far below western predictions

    Russia Economy contracts by 2.1% in 2022, far below western predictions

    Nigeria’s total public debt rises by over 20% YoY to N32.92 trillion

    FG explains why Nigeria’s total debt will rise to N77 trillion by the end of May 2023

    U.S unemployment fell to a five-decade low

    U.S unemployment fell to a five-decade low

    Nigeria’s total public debt rises by over 20% YoY to N32.92 trillion

    Nigeria’s total debt rise above N44 trillion – DMO

    FG approves 39 licences for fish importation

    Q3 2022: Nigeria’s total trade stood at N11.6 trn, total export falls nearly 20% QoQ

    Update: Central Bank of Nigeria instructs banks to close accounts related to Crypto

    JUST IN: CBN limits weekly cash withdrawal to N100k

    Law to legalize crypto as a payment method passed in Brazil

    Law to legalize crypto as a payment method passed in Brazil

    • Policies
    • Budgets
    • Economic Data
  • Markets
    • All
    • Commodities
    • Cryptocurrencies
    • Forex
    • Rates & Bonds
    • Stocks/Equities
    UBA suffers maximum possible loss on NSE as investors dump the stocks

    UBA announces N0.90 final dividend for 2022 financial year

    CEO of Ecobank Group to retire, new CEO announced

    Ecobank to pay dividend of 0.11 US cents for 2022 Financial Year

    MTN Nigeria to pay over N200 billion final dividend for 2022

    CAP Plc announces N1.55 final dividend for 2022 FY

    MTN Nigeria to pay over N200 billion final dividend for 2022

    List of Dividends announced in 2023, qualification and payment dates

    AGM suspension: Oando’s shareholder wins court case against SEC

    JUST IN: OANDO Plc to delist from Nigerian Exchange, Johannesburg Stock Exchange

    Nigeria’s GDP grows 5.01% YoY in real terms in Q2 2021

    The NGX- ASI Increased By 90bps, as Dangote Cement gains 5.07%

    Lasaco Assurance Plc suffers maximum possible loss on NSE as suspension is lifted

    The NGX- ASI declined by 1.16% as Dangote Cement falls 4.17%

    List of Stockbrokers in Nigeria

    List of Stockbrokers in Nigeria

    MTN Nigeria to pay over N200 billion final dividend for 2022

    Custodian Investments Plc announces 55 kobo final dividend for 2022 FY

    • Stocks/Equities
    • Forex
    • Rates & Bonds
    • Commodities
    • Cryptocurrencies
  • Business
    • All
    • Agriculture
    • Companies
    • Industry
    • Technology
    UBA suffers maximum possible loss on NSE as investors dump the stocks

    UBA reports N170.28 billion profit for 2022 financial year

    UAC of Nigeria Plc declares 22 kobo Dividend for 2022 FY

    UAC of Nigeria Plc declares 22 kobo Dividend for 2022 FY

    FY 2020: Zenith Bank Plc rakes in N230.6 billion profit after tax

    Zenith Bank Plc reports N223.91 billion profit after tax for 2022 FY

    FY 2020: Zenith Bank Plc rakes in N230.6 billion profit after tax

    Zenith Bank Plc announces N91 billion final dividend for 2022 FY

    Board of Fidson Healthcare Plc approve 55 kobo Dividend

    Board of Fidson Healthcare Plc approve 55 kobo Dividend

    N1.17 dividend approved by Beta Glass Plc Board of Directors for 2022 FY

    N1.17 dividend approved by Beta Glass Plc Board of Directors for 2022 FY

    May & Baker Nigeria Plc announces 30 kobo dividend for 2022 FY

    May & Baker Nigeria Plc announces 30 kobo dividend for 2022 FY

    FG agrees to pay $496 million as settlement claim for Ajaokuta Steel, others

    Seplat Energy Plc takes legal action against Orjiako

    Credit Suisse shares plunged on Monday after acquisition by rival UBS

    Credit Suisse shares plunged on Monday after acquisition by rival UBS

    • Companies
    • Industry
    • Technology
  • Sports
    • Football
  • Opinion & Analysis
    • All
    • Columnists
    • Editorials
    • Investogist Business Saturday
    • Op-ed
    LP won Obio-Akpor LGA Rivers State not APC as announced – INEC’s IReV

    APC won Abua-Odual and Ahoada East LGAs of Rivers State as announced – INEC’s IRev

    LP won Obio-Akpor LGA Rivers State not APC as announced – INEC’s IReV

    LP won Obio-Akpor LGA Rivers State not APC as announced – INEC’s IReV

    North-West, South-West lead as INEC registers 96.2 million, Rivers overtakes Katsina

    ELECTION: How to check your polling unit, code online

    4 things to consider before buying a laptop

    4 things to consider before buying a laptop

    How to move to Canada by starting a business – Part 1

    How to move to Canada by starting a business – Part 2

    How to move to Canada by starting a business – Part 1

    How to move to Canada by starting a business – Part 1

    Building a Successful Business Organization: Lessons from the Bible

    Building a Successful Business Organization: Lessons from the Bible

    2023 Bible Lessons on Setting your Financial/Investment Goals

    2023 Bible Lessons on Setting your Financial/Investment Goals

    Fact check: Is the Investment Peter Obi made for Anambra State worth next to nothing?

    Fact check: Is the Investment Peter Obi made for Anambra State worth next to nothing?

    • Editorials
    • Book Club
    • Investogist Business Saturday
    • Op-ed
  • Financial Education
  • Vacancies
No Result
View All Result
Investogist
No Result
View All Result
Home News

Full Text of President Buhari’s 2022 Independence Day Speech

Saturday, 1 October 2022, 8:56 am
in News, Nigeria
0
Full Text of President Buhari’s 2022 Independence Day Speech
Share Share Share Share Send as Email

INDEPENDENCE DAY ADDRESS BY MUHAMMADU BUHARI, PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE ARMED FORCES, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA DELIVERED ON THE OCCASION OF NIGERIA’S 62ND INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ON 1ST OCTOBER, 2022

Fellow Nigerians,

I address you today, with a deep sense of gratitude to God and a high level of appreciation to all Nigerians whose tremendous goodwill gave me the opportunity to provide leadership for our great country at one of the trying times in her history.

Have you read? Peter Obi announces Obi-Datti campaign website

2. ​Conscious that today’s address would be my last on an Independence Day as your President; I speak to the millions of Nigerians, who believed in me, propelled and stood by me in my quest to bequeath a country where all citizens have equal opportunities to achieve their lives desires in a peaceful atmosphere.

3.​ I am honoured to say that my story in the annals of Nigeria’s history is no household secret. My various attempts, failures and eventual success in being elected as a Democratic President in 2015 was made possible by the majority of Nigerians.

4.​ When you elected me, I readily acknowledged that the tasks before me were daunting but surmountable because of the growing national consensus that our chosen route to national development was democracy.

5.​ This democracy was to be anchored on a clear understanding, application and the principles of separation of powers supported by a reformed public service that is more effective.

6.​ I then pledged to Improve the Economy, Tackle Corruption and Fight Insecurity and this was further strengthened by my commitment to lift 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in ten years as the central plank of my second term in 2019.

7. To the Glory of God and His Grace as well as the commitment and passion displayed by many Nigerian supporters, we have made appreciable progress in these areas but not yet at our destination.

8.​ Mindful of the task before us, we took some time in settling down and we re-positioned the Economy by providing strategic interventions in core areas at both the Federal and Sub-National levels.

9.​ One of the areas where we have made significant progress is in the eradication of deeply entrenched corruption that permeates all facets of our national development.

10.​ We strengthened the Institutions for tackling corruption and also cultivated international support, which aided the repatriation of huge sums of money illegally kept outside the country.

11. The increasing number of prosecutions and convictions, with associated refunds of large sums of money is still ongoing. Furthermore, we would continue to block opportunities that encourage corrupt practices.

12. ​In order to address Insecurity, we worked methodically in reducing Insurgency in the North East, Militancy in the Niger Delta, Ethnic and Religious Tensions in some sections of Nigeria along with other problems threatening our country.

13.​ Our efforts in re-setting the economy manifested in Nigeria exiting two economic recessions by the very practical and realistic monetary and fiscal measures to ensure effective public financial management. In addition, the effective implementation of the Treasury Single Account and cutting down on the cost of governance also facilitated early exits from recessions.

14. ​Fellow Nigerians, this administration removed several decades uncertainty for potential Investors in the Oil & Gas sector with the passage of the Petroleum Industry Act, 2021. This landmark legislation created opportunities for foreign investments in addition to improving transparency in the management of the sector.

15.​ Our administration has given the desired priority to the Agricultural Sector through a series of incentives to Micro, Small and Medium Scale Enterprises that resulted in creating millions of jobs. Leading this initiative, the Central Bank of Nigeria’s intervention in a number of areas as well as the Anchor Borrowers Programme had created the required leverages for Nigerians towards self-sufficiency in food and the necessary attraction for farming as a business.

16.​ The growing contribution of non-oil exports, especially in agriculture, information and communication technology as well as the performing arts to our national economy will enhance our foreign exchange earning capacity.

17. ​We are confronting current economic challenges such as debt burden, growing inflation, living standards and increasing unemployment accentuated by our growing youthful population. These problems are globally induced and we would continue to ensure that their negative effects are addressed in our policies.

18. This administration will continue to ensure that our fiscal policies are supported by a robust and contemporary monetary policy that recognises our peculiarities in the midst of the growing global economic difficulties.

19. ​This is evidenced by the recent Monetary Policy Committee decision to maintain all parameters, especially interest rates and marginally increased the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) from 14% to 15.5% and the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) from 27.5% to 32.5%. It is projected that this would further insulate our economy from over exposure to uncertainties at the international market by restraining growth in core inflation.

20.​ As we continue to de-escalate the security challenges that confronted us at inception of this administration, newer forms alien to our country began to manifest especially in the areas of kidnappings, molestations/killings of innocent citizens, banditry, all of which are being addressed by our security forces.

21.​ I share the pains Nigerians are going through and I assure you that your resilience and patience would not be in vain as this administration continues to reposition as well as strengthen the security agencies to enable them to deal with all forms of security challenges.

22. ​At the inception of this administration in 2015, I provided the funding requirements of the security agencies which was also improved in my second tenure in 2019 to enable them to surmount security challenges. We will continue on this path until our efforts yield the desired results.

23.​ As we put in place all measures to ensure that Nigeria takes her place in the Comity of Nations, we recognize the importance of a well-educated populace as a panacea to most of the challenges we face.

24. ​We have, therefore, pursued policies and implemented programmes designed to create a literate and proficient society that ensures that citizens are availed with opportunities for life-long achievements.

25.​ I must confess that I am very pained by the recurring disruption to our tertiary education system and I am using this Independence Day celebration to re-iterate my call for the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to return to the classroom while assuring them to deal with their contending issues within the limits of the scarce resources available. This administration has made appreciable progress in redressing these issues that have been lingering for over eleven years.

26.​ The Federal Government will continue to mobilize resources both internationally and nationally towards funding education to ensure that our citizens are well educated and skilled in various vocations in view of the fact that education is a leading determinant of economic growth and employment generation.

27.​ Fellow Nigerians, we have also improved our health facilities, especially during and after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, which attracted commendation of the global community.

28. ​As you are aware, Nigeria was one of the countries that defied global predictions of the socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic because of our resilience, commitment and passion with which we individually and collectively managed the pandemic.

29. This administration embarked on addressing critical ecological challenges across the country in order to mitigate the impact of Climate Change manifesting in the form of flood, soil erosion, desertification, air pollution amongst others

30. We will continue to ensure that our infrastructure drive remains the key to Nigeria’s economic growth and for which every Nigerian will feel the impact.

31. The Federal Government is already expanding ports operations to ensure that they provide opportunities for the growth of the Nigerian economy.

32. We have also continued to accelerate our infrastructure development through serviceable and transparent borrowing, improved capital inflow & increased revenue generation by expanding the tax bases and prudent management of investment proceeds in the Sovereign Wealth Fund.

33. To further open up our communities to economic activities, we have continued to boost our railway infrastructure with the completion of a good number of critical railways and at the same time rehabilitating as well as upgrading obsolete equipment.

34. I am pleased to inform my fellow citizens that besides our emphasis on infrastructural development with its attendant opportunities for job creation, employment generation and subsequent poverty reduction, our focussed intervention directly to Nigerians through the National Social Investment Programme is also yielding benefits.

35. There is hardly any ward, village or local government in Nigeria today that has not benefited from one of the following: N-Power, trader-moni, market moni, subsidized loans, business grants or Conditional Cash Transfers.

36. All the aforementioned programmes along with various interventions by the National Social Investment programme, direct support to victims of flooding and other forms of disasters have provided succor to the affected Nigerians.

37. Fellow Nigerians, no matter what gains we make, without a good governance system anchored on electing credible leaders on the basis of free, fair, credible and transparent elections, our efforts would not be enough.

38. It is for this reason that I have resolved to bequeath a sustainable democratic culture which will remain lasting. The signing of the Electoral Act 2021 as amended with landmark provisions further assures us of a more transparent and inclusive Electoral Process.

39. Having witnessed at close quarters, the pains, anguish and disappointment of being a victim of an unfair electoral process, the pursuit of an electoral system and processes that guarantee election of leaders by citizens remains the guiding light as I prepare to wind down our administration.

40. You would all agree that the recent elections in the past two years in some states (notably Anambra, Ekiti and Osun) and a few federal constituencies have shown a high degree of credibility, transparency and freedom of choice with the people’s votes actually counting. This I promise would be improved upon as we move towards the 2023 General Elections.

41. As we begin the transition process to another democratically elected government, I want to implore all aspirants to conduct issues-based campaigns devoid of hate speeches as well as other negative and divisive tendencies.

42. I also want to express my wish that we see more female and youth participation in the forth-coming electoral cycle. I am sure that our teeming and energetic youths now realise that violence generally mar elections and so should desist from being used by politicians for this purpose.

43. Reforms in the public sector are already yielding results especially in the delivery of services. On this note, I urge the general public to demand for citizen-centred services from the relevant authorities.

44. On the international front, we have continued to take advantage of our bilateral and multilateral platforms to explore cooperation with friendly countries and partners whenever these areas of cooperation are to the advantage of Nigeria.

45. Fellow Nigerians, in the past few years we have witnessed and overcome a good number of challenges that would ordinarily have destroyed our Nation. However, the indefatigable spirit of the Nigerian people has ensured that we overcome our challenges.

46. It is in this spirit that I call on all of us to individually and collectively bring to the fore in dealing with all our development issues.

47. I was called to serve, along with my team, I saw an opportunity to create a better Nigeria which we have done with the support of Nigerians. Almighty God and the good people of Nigeria supported us in laying a solid foundation for the Nigeria of our dreams.

I thank you all and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Nnamdi Maduakor
Nnamdi Maduakor

Nnamdi Maduakor is a Writer, Investor and Entrepreneur

Related Posts:

  • Full text of President Buhari's June 12, 2021 speech
    Full text of President Buhari's June 12, 2021 speech
  • Full text of President Buhari's address on naira redesign issues
    Full text of President Buhari's address on naira redesign…
  • Full Text: Peter Obi speaks to Nigerians on 62nd Independence Day
    Full Text: Peter Obi speaks to Nigerians on 62nd…
  • Conflicts, Elections, Debt Suspension, Hate... - Buhari's full speech at UNGA 77
    Conflicts, Elections, Debt Suspension, Hate... - Buhari's…
Previous Post

Peter Obi announces Obi-Datti campaign website

Next Post

Full Text: Peter Obi speaks to Nigerians on 62nd Independence Day

Next Post
Full Text: Peter Obi speaks to Nigerians on 62nd Independence Day

Full Text: Peter Obi speaks to Nigerians on 62nd Independence Day

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Plugin Install : Widget Tab Post needs JNews - View Counter to be installed
  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest
MTN Nigeria to pay over N200 billion final dividend for 2022

List of Dividends announced in 2023, qualification and payment dates

UBA suffers maximum possible loss on NSE as investors dump the stocks

UBA announces N0.90 final dividend for 2022 financial year

Custodian Investments Plc announces 10 kobo interim dividend for H1 2022

List of Dividends announced in 2022, qualification and payment dates

Peter Obi is an emerging force that can’t be wished away by anyone – Okezie Ikpeazu

2023 Election: I predicted the Peter Obi effect – Okezie Ikpeazu

UBA suffers maximum possible loss on NSE as investors dump the stocks

UBA reports N170.28 billion profit for 2022 financial year

Spain needs over 60,000 additional workers in Hospitality Industry, where to find the jobs

Spain needs over 60,000 additional workers in Hospitality Industry, where to find the jobs

2023: Labour Party eyes N80,000-N100,000 minimum wage

Labour Party dismisses suspension of National Chairman Abure

UAC of Nigeria Plc declares 22 kobo Dividend for 2022 FY

UAC of Nigeria Plc declares 22 kobo Dividend for 2022 FY

Investogist
info@investogist.com

Follow us

Categories

  • Africa
  • Agriculture
  • Arts & Culture
  • Budgets
  • Business
  • Columnists
  • Commodities
  • Companies
  • Cryptocurrencies
  • Economic Data
  • Economy
  • Editorials
  • Financial Education
  • Football
  • Forex
  • Industry
  • Investogist Business Saturday
  • Job Opportunities
  • Markets
  • Nature
  • News
  • Nigeria
  • Op-ed
  • Opinion & Analysis
  • Places & People
  • Policies
  • Rates & Bonds
  • Sports
  • Stocks/Equities
  • Technology
  • Travel & Tours
  • Vacancies
  • World

Quick Links

  • News
  • Economy
  • Markets
  • Business
  • Opinion & Analysis
  • Travel & Tours

Newsletter

Copyright © 2023 investogist.com, All Rights Reserved

  • About Us
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Nigeria
    • Africa
    • World
  • Economy
    • Policies
    • Budgets
    • Economic Data
  • Markets
    • Stocks/Equities
    • Forex
    • Rates & Bonds
    • Commodities
    • Cryptocurrencies
  • Business
    • Companies
    • Industry
    • Technology
  • Sports
    • Football
  • Opinion & Analysis
    • Editorials
    • Book Club
    • Investogist Business Saturday
    • Op-ed
  • Financial Education
  • Vacancies

Copyright © 2023 investogist.com, All Rights Reserved

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms bellow to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In

Add New Playlist