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A merger in the banking sector is the joining of two or multiple prevailing banks to form one bank. This may be a result of the banks not being …

Maritime academies are institutions that are responsible for the admittance and training of personnel required to run and operate the Merchant Navy. Also, maritime academies train manpower in specialized …

The Minister of Petroleum in Nigeria is responsible for oversight of the functions of the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources. Marketing of crude oil petroleum products, stimulation of private …

Financial regulatory bodies are empowered by Acts and charged with the supervision and regulation of financial institutions to certain regulations, constraints, and guidelines geared towards the maintenance of the …

Banking institutions offer a range of services to their customers from, retail banking, treasury, private banking, project management, funds management,  among others. However, situations occur to some banks that …

Customer Protection involves the practices directed at safeguarding consumers of goods and services from unjust practices of sellers, service providers, and manufacturers. So, Consumer Protection Agencies prevent businesses from …

Commercial banks are financial institutions that are licensed and regulated by a country’s central bank to accept deposits from the public and give out loans for the purpose of …

The ability of Nigeria to secure her physical integrity and territory, as well as the effectiveness of the military is the responsibility of the office of Chief of Defence …

Digital technologies are spreading rapidly, and the finance sector is no exception. Technological advances allowed financial companies to expand the range of their services, making them accessible to a …

In Nigeria, the position of Chief of Army Staff is occupied by the most senior commissioned officer appointed by the President of Nigeria. The role of the Chief of …