Opeyemi Quadri 
What is Halal? Any business, action, or food that is permissible in Islam is known as Halal. To describe a business as Halal means that Muslims can engage in it. Such businesses are not forbidden (Haram). Haram is the opposite of Halal. Meaning of Haram Haram is the opposite of halal. Anything that is unlawful … Read more
The Chairman of Dangote Group Alhaji Aliko Dangote has again been rated as the wealthiest man in Africa, according to Forbes 2024 list. This can be attributed to the growth in Aliko Dangote’s wealth to the sterling performance of Dangote Cement on the Nigerian Exchange. And lately, the company’s had over N11 trillion market capitalization January … Read more
The rise of blockchain technology has been met with different reactions across the world, most especially from Central Banks of different jurisdictions. Most of them are not comfortable with how cryptocurrency is disrupting the banking industry. Do banks have roles to play in the crypto-financial sector? Already, leading cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum, have … Read more
The forex allocation for students studying abroad is $15,000 per semester, so what happens if a student exceeded the allocation and needs to meet personal upkeep? We will share with you several alternatives to forex allocation by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). You can use any of the available means to meet your forex … Read more
In the 1990s and 2000s, hundreds of Nigerians bought shares. Unfortunately, most of them never followed up on how to receive their dividends. If you’re one of the individuals who have not claimed their dividends, here is a guide to calculating backlogs of your dividends. How to know the total dividend payable to you To better … Read more
Instead of Nigeria’s government to come up with cryptocurrency regulations, its apex bank on February 5, 2021, handed down an autocratic warning to the financial institutions to block all accounts that transact in virtual currencies. Several accounts were frozen, and many people lost millions of Naira, but the anti-crypto policy is yet to stamp out … Read more
The BUA Cement stock price rose by 151.56% from January 26, 2022, when it was at N71.4 per share, to N179.65. on January 26, 2024. Suppose an individual invested N500,000 in BUA Cement stocks in 2022, purchasing 7,002 units at the rate of N71.4 per share. With the stock price having increased to N179.65 as … Read more
On February 5, 2021, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) rolled out its first-ever anti-crypto policy that accounts of individuals linked to crypto-related transactions should be closed by financial institutions If you’re worried about how to join the crypto gang, the CBN ban can not stop you. In this guide, we’ll tell how to buy … Read more
Despite the 2015 warning to cryptocurrency traders by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), the residents of the East African country has continued to deepen their adoption of crypto. While the country’s authorities continue to clamp down on crypto traders, the Chief Executive Officer of Luno Marius Reitz predicted that Kenya will lead the cryptocurrency … Read more
There are more than 10 Nigerian companies with market capitalizations exceeding N1 trillion, with Dangote Cement leading the pack at N11.8 trillion, followed by Airtel Africa and MTN Nigeria with N7.5 trillion and N6.1 trillion, respectively. This data, obtained from the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), highlights the impact of the recent bullish market trend. Their influence … Read more