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Photo News on Money Market Reporting Training:
By Udeme Clement (Reporting from Abuja)
Photo News report on the just concluded ‘Strategic workshop on money market reporting for financial analysts’, organised by West African Institute for Financial and Economic Management, WAIFEM, in collaboration with Centre for Financial Journalism, CFJ and sponsored by African Capacity Building Foundation, ACBF, from June 12 -16, 2018, in Abuja.
Participants from Liberia, Gambia, Nigeria, Togo, financial institutions, ministry of education and other countries within West African sub-region, in a group Photograph with the Director General of WAIFEM, Prof. Akpan Ekpo, (In the middle):
Day-2 Training:
Cross section of participants in class for a lecture with the title, ‘Understanding the macro-economy’:
A Resource Person in class, giving explanation on Macro-economic fundamentals, import/export activities in the economy, the difference between economic growth and development:
Day-3 Training:
Participants in class for a lecture on, ‘Money market operators’:
A Resource Person in class taking the lecture on money market operators, functions of money market, monetary policy framework, as well as monetary policy tools:
Day-4 training:
A participant with Radio Nigeria, Madam Bimbo Oyetunde, also former Secretary, Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ), in class during lecture:
The lecturer, CEO Centre for Financial Journalism, Mr. Ray Echebiri, in class making presentation on, ‘Trends in the money market’:
Day-5 Training below:
Front seat, female participants from Liberia with Alex and others at the concluding lecture on, ‘Incidence of fraud in the financial system’:
A moment of fun and interchange of intellectual ideas at the last segment of the training on fraud associated with pyramid scheme, the dangers of digital currencies and the story of monkey merchant. From left; Kanie Ceesay with Central Bank of the Gambia, Madam Blessing with Ministry of Education, Lagos State, Henrietta Daniels, with Ministry of Finance, Liberia, another female participant from Liberia, Dr. Uduak-Obong Inam, with University of Uyo and Alex, with Next-Money:
