Not tested as much but was solid the few times. Very composed and controlled the tempo of the game where necessary through traditional tactics like time wasting
7/10
2. Aina
Solid and confident. Nice runs.
7/10
3. Zaidu
Promised to stop Salah and he did. Defensively solid, confident on attack. Made Simon's job easier as a good cover
7.5/10
4. Ndidi
Midfield general. Nice interceptions, break of play. Good control of midfield
7.5/10
5. Ekong
Good defense. Solid pairing with Omeruo. Good leadership too.
7/10
6. Omeruo
What a defender! Great performance. Kept the Pharaohs at bay. Clean tackles with only very few fouls.
7.5/10
7. Chukwueze
Not much action was seen of him as the left side was used more. Still brilliant the few times ball got to him.
6/10
8. Iheanacho
Man of the match in my view. Our biggest threat. Good unselfish partnership with Awoniyi. A world class goal to cap it.
8/10
9. Awoniyi
Decent performance. Not so much of an attacking threat as expected, could have hit the first class through pass better rather than play into the keeper. Good partnership with Kelz still. Promising
6/10
10. Aribo
Bossed the midfield with Big Wilf. Good passes. Nice marking. Capped a solid performance with an assist.
7.5/10
11. Simon
A menacing threat on the flank. Proved a handful for the Pharaoh defenders. Initiated attack that got us the goal. Still has a lot to do with final balls.
8/10
12. Sadiq
The Almeria man was too eager to impress, so a little selfish. Could have done better
5/10
13. Ejuke
Not so much game time but could have done better with the one or two attacking chances. A little selfish in the counter attack in the dying minutes.
5/10
14-16: Iwobi, Ajayi, Nwakali
Not much was seen of them. Unrated.
Overall performance
Best SE game in a long time. And a solid team to do it against. Dominated the game from start to almost finish.
Work still needs to be done on crosses and taking chances.
8/10
Coach Eguavoen
Great selection. Good game plan. Good game management.
8/10
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3. Include in the email that as a young undergrad, you look forward to being successful like him after school, that you like his humility
4. Send him occasional sms or email (say once in 4 months) to keep in touch & if there is anything in the news about him or his firm,
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mention it to him and congratulate him if positive news or commiserate if negative - or if neutral (eg you listened to his speech on TV), commend him or just say something to show you follow and care for him or his affiliations. Only important news/event pls.
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Started working in June 2008, few weeks after NYSC and have worked in three companies since then. Here are my top 5 career lessons
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1. Visibility is important
No matter how good you are, you need to be visible. Visible people in the workplace tend to rise faster. Sources of visibility include speaking in meetings, volunteering for corporate activities (from year end party committee to technical groups)
Doesn't mean you should turn into eye service merchant, else you create enmity for yourself. Be moderate but be deliberate.
2. Versatility helps
Demonstrate that you can do beyond your work. Position yourself as a fixer. Read well about your industry. Understand your company
NOC means National Oil Company and is the state owned oil company of a country. While most countries have just one (eg Nigeria=NNPC), some have multiple NOCs eg China (SINOPEC, CNOOC, PetroChina) & Russia (Rosneft, Gazprom)
You don't need to officially be an oil producing nation before you have an NOC. Ghana established GNPC in 1983 but officially became oil producing in 2010.
Most countries have NOCs but some countries have fully or partially privatized their own. Also, some of the NOCs were
not originally established by govt but were nationalised at some point. For example, BP was originally a private company (one of the offshoots of Rockefeller's Standard Oil) but it was nationalised by British govt at some point to become British NOC.
From the Brown Roofs of Ogbomoso to the Skyscrapers of Dubai, then to ....
I saw a younger friend of mine Facebook-check into Dubai this evening and I went into our private channel of communication to ask him whether he had taken the job he sought my advice on few months ago.
The answer was in the affirmative. He resumed early this month in a Private Equity (PE) firm in Dubai, one of the top financial centers of the world. For the uninitiated, PE is one of the most lucrative jobs in the world of finance, nay in any field
He had sought my advice in October last year (2019) on whether to choose that Dubai-based PE firm he was talking to or stay where he was (another top finance firm in Nigeria with international capital backing) and move to Canada later this year to resume at a top Canadian
I have seen this being brandished as proof that NNPC cooked books. Insufficient.
There is nothing wrong with impairment reversal. In accounting, a company is required to test its assets for recoverability at a certain interval or when certain economic activities relevant to
it (eg oil price in the case of an oil company) significantly change.
When the carrying value of the asset is higher than the recoverable value, the difference is booked as an impairment expense (not cash pls) to reduce the value of the asset in the balance sheet.
The corresponding entry is booked into P&L (that statement you're seeing up here) to reduce income.
In other words, when a company books an impairment, it reduces its asset value and reduces its profits (or increases it loss). Expense reduces profit (or increases loss),remember
Law (constitutionality) ✅
Politics (federalism) ✅
Public finance ✅
Economics (ease of doing business) ❎
My recommendation as a pro-business analyst
- Don't decentralize VAT collection
- Amend the constitution to correct the legal oversight
- FG & states should renegotiate VAT revenue sharing eg states that don't allow alcohol consumption should not share in VAT from alcohol
Alternatively, VAT should be canceled and replaced with sales tax and collected at state level. US that operates a federal system like us does not have VAT, rather it has sales tax at state level. UK that has VAT is not a federal state. This problem doesn't arise in the UK.