The Anchor Borrowers’ Programme under the Development Finance Department of the Central Bank of Nigeria is dogged by corruption, sources told SaharaReporters. Sources told SaharaReporters how the development finance department of the CBN under its former director, Yusuf Philip Yila gave contracts to cronies and paid for fake purchases under the programme.
If one looks at how the policies have panned in the last nine years. It is clear that one by one every sector has been looked upon and if that sector has been getting government subsidies in any form, the government has tried to improve the delivery mechanism of that subsidy by plugging leakage in a manner that the right person gets the subsidy and the government gets the intended result. In the case of the fertilizer industry, it started with urea getting coated with neem which was not a financial measure but had a financial impact. Similarly, there were some measures which in the short term impacted some fertilizer companies but over a period, there has been a clean up going in the industry. Will the street be having a re-look at them ?
buy a fertilizer stock because or in that case it was the trustee because i know there is going to be a problem and we will have our supplies of fertilizer cut off from ukraine. i don t buy that. jesse: i m not convicting anybody on the air of insider trading. i m saying we have information and we are putting the information out there and this is not the first day we are going to do it. we are going 20 do it many days next week. and it s a pattern. and she have shown the pattern. and we will continue show the american people and let the american people decide what they want and that s all we are doing. all right? you bet. jesse: karl rove, thank you so much. you bet. thank you. jesse: ominous warning, sirens ring out in kyiv as russian troops continue their push towards the capital. we have a live report on the ground about a new front that s opening up. when you re driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air.
This PSU stock surged 67% in a week; did you miss the rally
National Fertilizers shares have rallied 67 per cent in the past one week from Rs 38.1 on February 23 to Rs 63.70 as of today
Chitranjan Kumar | March 1, 2021 | Updated 17:43 IST
National Fertilizers shares zoomed 19.96% to close at Rs 63.70 on BSE
National Fertilizers share price hit 20 per cent upper circuit on Bombay Stock Exchange on Monday on the back of strong volume. The stock of the state-owned company has surged 67 per cent in the past one week from Rs 38.1 on February 23 to Rs 63.70 as of today. National Fertilizers shares have rallied 183 per cent in one year and 56 per cent over one month.
we are back with the informers stocking stuffing. we love this segment. will they like or return them? dynamic pharmaceutical. a great play on big pharma names. i like this. take it or return it? i m getting older and i need more of that stuff. [ laughter ] great. bill baldwin you have a company making scented cappeddals and crock pots. things that people don t want at christmas but they sell really well. this may be a crock, but i d take it. mike, you have a stinker of a stock. this is a great hedge against a weak dollar. a fertilizer stock. but we need that stuff, steve. you like it? i think this fertilizer turns to coal. i m return it for more of liz s drug stock. steve doesn t have his hat, santa hat. if you get a closeup on his tie, do that later. it s a christmasy tie. at least he has it there. thank you, everybody for