Nigerian stocks rebound on financial services shares’ gains
Driving the gain were Seplat, FBN Holdings, NGX Group, ETI, Zenith and GTCO. The post Nigerian stocks rebound on financial services shares’ gains appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria…
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Driving the gain were Seplat, FBN Holdings, NGX Group, ETI, Zenith and GTCO. The post Nigerian stocks rebound on financial services shares’ gains appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria…
Julius Berger Plc has disclosed the resolutions reached at the Board of Directors meeting held on December 8, 2021. The resolutions include the reassignment of Mr Martin Brack and Mr Christian Hausemann as Chief Financial Officer and Financial Director, respectively. Mr Martin Brack, whose resignation as Director from the Board of Directors will not take…
KYIV (Reuters) -Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Friday said he did not exclude holding a referendum on the future status of war-torn eastern Ukraine and the Crimea peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014. Read full story…
His attorney Nenye Uche “respectfully disagrees” and plans to appeal the verdict…
Former Empire star Jussie Smollett has been convicted of lying to the police, about the2019 incident where he claimed to be the victim of a homophobic and racist assault on five counts, on December 9. He was acquitted on a sixth charge. Smollett faced six counts of “disorderly conduct,” a Class 4 felony in Illinois…
Updated Dec 9, 2021, 07:38pm EST Topline Jussie Smollett, the former Empire actor who was accused of staging a fake hate crime attack on himself in 2019, was found guilty on five counts of felony disorderly conduct Thursday, the Associated Press reported. Key Facts Jurors in Illinois state court found Smollett guilty on the first…
The jury didn’t buy Jussie Smollett’s claim he was the victim of a racist-homophobic attack, but the leaders of Black Lives Matter certainly do … and the org. is sticking by the actor. BLM and BLM LA released a statement before the verdict, in……
He faces up to three years in prison on each count…
Crisis of violence…
FiveThirtyEight asks if the recent surge in violent crime was related to the uptick in guns sold last year