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[knightofdelta]

Originally Posted by hispy99

1998. There were a few guys at my bank that left to join STB then.

Issorai...

[pegheneji]

Originally Posted by migiets

You are more than correct. He was at the PH branch. He did so well making so much profit that he was promoted to be the Head of the Corporate branch at Head Office. He was also making so crazy profits there. It was from there that he left to form BGL with three (3) guys, one of them being also from Allstates. There was the gist then that the other Allstates guy was representing the interest of one of the EDs of Allstates in BGL. That was how he started and as they say, the rest is history.

this and others make me see him as a hardworker especially when all Ewumi could do was to write tony's CV rather than how smoothly he operated on the negetive side. the profile that has also been contributed so far makes it wrong to judge him by what he is earning. Ewumi was shortchanged in UBA but those tht came from STB sings his praises.

[hispy99]

Originally Posted by knightofdelta

Issorai...

LOL..abeg na Fidelity Bank o...no worry, one day we go get our own

[nosa2]

Originally Posted by emmanuel ewumi

The same insinuations we have about O and O guys.

There were facts with OANDO

[hispy99]

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[Waves]

Mint Scandal: N2.1 Billion Worth Of N1,000 Notes Missing | Leadership Newspapers

Actually, this is much easier than inflating concrats. Nigeria, we hail thee.

[goldsun]

Originally Posted by Waves

Mint Scandal: N2.1 Billion Worth Of N1,000 Notes Missing | Leadership Newspapers

Actually, this is much easier than inflating concrats. Nigeria, we hail thee.

we are in a very wonderfull country where we wake up to see miracle everyday

[overload]

Originally Posted by Waves

Mint Scandal: N2.1 Billion Worth Of N1,000 Notes Missing | Leadership Newspapers

Actually, this is much easier than inflating concrats. Nigeria, we hail thee.

Interesting!! only N2.1B? actually am dissappointed! I expected to hear like N100B

Tomorrow now Maku will tell us its opposition press that is just talking against GEJ

[emmanuel ewumi]

Originally Posted by pegheneji

this and others make me see him as a hardworker especially when all Ewumi could do was to write tony's CV rather than how smoothly he operated on the negetive side. the profile that has also been contributed so far makes it wrong to judge him by what he is earning. Ewumi was shortchanged in UBA but those tht came from STB sings his praises.

I am one of those that came from STB.

I equally bought the Public offering of STB before the merger with UBA. The offer sold for N4.00.
Kindly do the analysis of the STB shares bought for N4.00 in 2004, vis a vis other bank shares that sold at that time. You will realise that return from UBA under Tony is one of the worst in the Banking sector.

[nosa2]

Originally Posted by emmanuel ewumi

I am one of those that came from STB.

I equally bought the Public offering of STB before the merger with UBA. The offer sold for N4.00.
Kindly do the analysis of the STB shares bought for N4.00 in 2004, vis a vis other bank shares that sold at that time. You will realise that return from UBA under Tony is one of the worst in the Banking sector.

Still no evidence of any wrong doings

[waaan5]

Originally Posted by knightofdelta

Issorai...

Originally Posted by hispy99

LOL..abeg na Fidelity Bank o...no worry, one day we go get our own

Monied people talking in codes! Pls remember me oh! I hear SlS don settle una finally ...

[emmanuel ewumi]

Only 3.6 million Nigerians earn above N70,000 — Survey — The Punch - Nigeria's Most Widely Read Newspaper

[emmanuel ewumi]

FG, states, defend $7.9bn external borrowing plan — The Punch - Nigeria's Most Widely Read Newspaper

[emmanuel ewumi]

Originally Posted by emmanuel ewumi

Only 3.6 million Nigerians earn above N70,000 — Survey — The Punch - Nigeria's Most Widely Read Newspaper

I don't want to believe this, does that mean just 3 million Nigerians earn 1 million Naira and above in a year.

When i thought about 1% of our population that 1.5 million people will have a networth of 1 million dollars and above.

[emmanuel ewumi]

Originally Posted by emmanuel ewumi

Only 3.6 million Nigerians earn above N70,000 — Survey — The Punch - Nigeria's Most Widely Read Newspaper

The survey carried out by Enhancing Financial Innovation and Access, an independent Nigeria-based financial sector development organisation, showed that more than half of the population earned less than the monthly minimum wage of N18,000.