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MFBs Demand Tax Cut from Govt
- By Saka Khaliq
- Published Monday 17th 2012
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Microfinance Banks (MFBs) in Nigeria are demanding tax cut from the
federal government to be able to carry out their duties effectively.
Mergers, Acquisition Likely in MFB Sector
- By Saka Khaliq
- Published Sunday 20th 2009
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FOLLOWING the proposed increment in the capital base of Microfinance
Banks (MFBs) by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), likely mergers and
acquisition may soon take place in the industry.
CBN Warns Nigerians to Beware of Illegal Banks
- By Saka Khaliq
- Published Sunday 20th 2009
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THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned Nigerians to beware of some illegal operators in the microfinance market.
Accion MFB Unveils ‘Brighta Future’
- By Saka Khaliq
- Published Sunday 20th 2009
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A Lagos-based microfinance institution, Accion MFB has unveiled a
scheme known as ‘Brighta Future’ for the active poor Nigerians.
‘Management Capacity, Key to Survival of MFBs’
- By Saka Khaliq
- Published Sunday 20th 2009
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IN order to survive the test of time, there is the need for
microfinance institutions to put qualified people to man strategic
positions in their respective banks.
KSF MFB Promises Support for the Active Poor
- By Saka Khaliq
- Published Sunday 20th 2009
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KING Solomon Microfinance Bank has renewed its commitment and support
to the active poor who have good business initiatives, but lack the
financial capacity to implement it.
W/Bank Grooms Women Entrepreneurs in Niger Republic
- By Saka Khaliq
- Published Sunday 20th 2009
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A World Bank-funded project that integrates both HIV education and
microfinance initiatives has aimed to provide women in Niger with an
opportunity to escape the world of prostitution and start new lives as
entrepreneurs, which in turn may help reduce the risk of HIV
transmission and poverty.
N50bn Micro Credit Fund: Refusing to Fly
- By Saka Khaliq
- Published Tuesday 24th 2009
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The N50 billion Micro Credit Fund (MCF) was launched last year by the
federal government through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). A year
after, ZAKA KHALIQ looks at the issues surrounding the ‘fund’ and
concludes that this may be another dream project, if certain steps are
not taken.


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