Don’t ask me to trust him!

Don’t ask me to trust him!

Cynthia looked at the wall clock for the umpteenth time, willing time to fly. It was barely 15 minutes into the one-hour counselling session and she was already exasperated. Much as she loved her job as a marriage/relationship counsellor, there were those days and those couples capable of making her rethink her career choice. The Agbabiakas were on the top of that list. How they manage to stay married is nothing short of a miracle. Mrs Agbabiaka disbelieves everything her husband says, certain he has coloured the truth, at best. Mr Agbabiaka is tired of being perpetually labelled a liar. If only his wife would trust him!

Before you label Mrs Agbabiaka an unrepentant doubting Thomas, you might want a sneak peek into her history. Her father started the trail when he persistently lied to her mother that he had an active textile business in Lome. He would go for days and return with goodies for the family. It was only after his life was cut short in a Customs shoot-out that they realised he was a smuggler. Her uncle reinforced the lying trend with the empty promises he made to take care of her and her siblings. She ended up hawking on the streets after he took away everything her father left behind for them. Kunle, the love of her youth too could never be caught telling the truth and Ben, the sales boy she employed when her provision store started to thrive would effortlessly triumph at a lying competition.

To cap it up, Mr Agbabiaka had also lied to her, that one time, when he told her he was off to a business meeting when he was actually hanging out with the boys. If not for Gregory, his loud-mouthed friend who asked how he was coping with the hang over after last night’s fun, she would never have known. He says he only lied that one time, but who can tell? Who knows what else he is lying about? Heaven forbids that she trusts a lying man.

Trust! That thing everyone gives sparingly. Every time someone demands your trust, you weigh them to determine their integrity level. Previous actions and the opinion of other people about them often inform your decision to place or withdraw your Trust. That is why we are confident to demand your Trust. It is because we can boast of a track record of keeping our word.  It is because of the clients whose children could complete their education because they Trusted us. It is because of the numerous assets we have successfully managed for tons of people and our consistency at delivering on the wishes of our clients. Setting up a Trust  means you trust us to manage your assets, preserve your legacy, protect your loved ones, and follow your wishes to the letter.

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In the news: External reserve hits 2 year high

In the news: External reserve hits 2 year high

Punch

FG approves MTEF, targets 7% growth by 2020

The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved the 2018-2020 Medium-Term Expenditure Framework and Fiscal Strategy Paper, which hopes to achieve seven per cent growth rate by 2020.

FEC approves domestic debt refinancing into $3bn T-bills

The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved the refinancing of the country’s domestic debts into treasury bills worth $3bn, as part of the overall strategy of government to reduce the cost of borrowing.

First oil expected from Egina field in Q4 2018

Egina oil field, a major deep water development in Nigeria, is expected to achieve first oil in the fourth quarter of 2018, with a capacity to increase the nation’s oil production by 200,000 barrels per day.

Naira sustains gain at parallel market

The naira on Wednesday appreciated against the dollar at the parallel market, exchanging at N363 to the dollar from the N364 posted on Tuesday.

Nigeria loses N11tn to power sector corruption — SERAP

A new report on Wednesday indicated that over N11tn meant to provide adequate electricity in the country was squandered under the governments of former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo, Umaru Yar’Adua and Goodluck Jonathan.

This Day

Pan Ocean’s Amukpe Pipeline to Boost Nigeria’s Crude Exports by 160,000bpd

Pan Ocean’s Amukpe-Escravos Pipeline Project (AEPP) in Delta State, which is scheduled to come on stream before the end of the third quarter of 2017, will boost Nigeria’s crude oil exports by 160,000 barrels per day and also serve as an alternative to the much troubled Trans Forcados Pipeline (TFP) for oil companies operating in the western Niger Delta, the company has said.

IMF: Informal Economy Not Enough to Handle Africa’s Workforce Explosion

By 2035, sub-Saharan Africa will have more working-age people than the rest of the world’s regions combined and this growing workforce will have to be met with jobs.

Guardian

Investors’ wealth appreciate by N214b in three trading days

Following price gains recorded by most highly capitalized stocks, equity transactions on the trading floor of Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), remained upbeat yesterday, as investors’ wealth appreciated by N214billion in three trading days.

Vanguard

External reserve hits 2yr high as Naira appreciates in NAFEX

Then nation’s external reserve has risen to a two year high of $31.2 billion even as the naira yesterday appreciated to N367.5 kobo at the Investors & Exporters (I&E) window.

Reuters

Nigeria to raise 62.4 bln naira in Treasury bills next week

Nigeria plans to sell 62.43 billion naira ($171 mln) of treasury bills at an auction next Wednesday, the central bank said on Wednesday.

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