Showing posts with label Nigerian News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigerian News. Show all posts

April 30, 2011

CBN Limits Daily Cash Withdrawals to N150,000

CBN Limits Daily Cash Withdrawals to N150,000 By Obinna Chima


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Sanusi Lamido , CBN Governor
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that effective from June 1, 2012, daily cumulative withdrawals and lodgements in banks by individuals will be limited to a maximum of N150,000. 

April 18, 2011

TABLE-Latest Nigerian presidential election results

TABLE-Latest Nigerian presidential election results
 ABUJA, April 17 (Reuters) - Below is a table of the latest available results from states around Nigeria from Saturday's presidential elections.

 The figures show the number of votes won by the main candidates in each state. There are 36 states plus Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

 Results are still awaited from one state and for some candidates. The Independent National Electoral Commission has yet to centrally confirm all of the figures, which may mean slight adjustments to some numbers.

PDP          CPC        ACN         ANPP
 
 ABIA            1,175,984        3,743      4,392        1,455
 ADAMAWA           508,314      344,526     32,786          n/a
 AKWA-IBOM       1,165,629        5,348     54,148        2,000

PRESIDENTIAL POLL: It’s Goodluck!

PRESIDENTIAL POLL: It’s Goodluck!
On April 18, 2011 · · In Headlines
BY CLIFFORD NDUJIHE, Deputy Political Editor
THE TOTAL SO FAR: Jonathan (PDP) 22million, Buhari (CPC) 10.8million  and Ribadu (ACN) 2.2million
LAGOS – WITH provisional results from 35 states of the country including the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, is on his way to retaining presidential power until May 29, 2015.

April 15, 2011

Latest Nigerian News- Aftermath of Failed Talks: ACN, CPC bank on run-off On April 15, 2011

Latest Nigerian News- Aftermath of Failed Talks: ACN, CPC bank on run-off  On  April 15, 2011 
*IBB, Atiku, Gusau exonerate selves from blame
*Jonathan looks beyond poll
By EMMANUEL AZIKEN & DAPO AKINREFON

LAGOS – PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan and his two major contenders in tomorrow’s presidential election were, yesterday, trying to outsmart one another in the race for the Presidency.
While President Jonathan, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was tying loose ends and ensuring full turnout of already mobilized supporters, his two rivals were plotting strategies to deny the President a first round victory in the presidential election.
Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, and the Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, which split on the issue of an alliance, Wednesday morning; were on election eve managing the damages arising from the acrimonious divorce.
The CPC candidate, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, in  defence of his stance on the alliance described rumours that he sabotaged the alliance as “baseless and unfounded.”

Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, the ACN presidential candidate again confessed that he made the offer to step down for Buhari, even as he urged Nigerians not to sell their consciences tomorrow.

April 13, 2011

Election Results At A Glance As Announced By INEC

Election Results At A Glance As Announced By INEC
ABIA STATE

Abia South     PDP   Enyinnaya Abaribe
Abia North     PDP    Uche Chukwumerije
Abia Central   PDP  Nkechi Nwaogu

ADAMAWA STATE
Adamawa South     PDP  Ahmed Hassan Barat
Adamaw North        PDP  Bindawa Jibrilla

ANAMBRA STATE

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