Ogbuotobo blogs about the recently released results of the Nigerian stock exchange: “The stock market was flooded last week with the results of some quoted companies. Some declared dividends, while some gave a hint as to what their full year results would look like.”
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The global imbalances in the world financial market should be a great concern to the third world countries…who have suffer a great deal of poverty..they should take a cohensive and a comprehensive efforts to fight this humamly disater that is ready to be fall the continent of AFRICA…….the adverse effects is such a terror in the making…..WAKE UP AFRICA