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The Nigerian government has Buy Valium For Dogs decided to implement a common year-end for Nigerian banks. The point is Buy Valium For Dogs that, because banks have had different fiscal cycles they could move money around amongst each other to Buy Valium For Dogs inflate the value of their total assets. Which was part of what Buy Valium For Dogs contributed to the banking crisis of ’09. The immediate reaction:

Already reports from Buy Valium For Dogs the banks reveal that the inflated figures usually declared as value of total assets would shrink noticeably. A source at the Buy Valium For Dogs First Bank who pleaded anonymity told NEXT, “You should expect shrinking in the Buy Valium For Dogs total asset positions of the banks. That has already started to Buy Valium For Dogs manifest in the industry.” The source added, ‘‘Whether or Buy Valium For Dogs not the banks declare losses, the books would shrink. The same money people kept circulating and Buy Valium For Dogs adding to their books would no longer be available. We were more than Buy Valium For Dogs double counting the same money, and this was possible because the Buy Valium For Dogs banks had different accounting year end. ‘‘

As I wrote in my column of today, Nigerian banking sector is corporate Nigeria. From the same Next report:

Another banker observed that, “The stock market would run into more trouble. About 60% of the market’s All Share Index (ASI) is Buy Valium For Dogs controlled by banks. Listed securities are mostly banks. With this Buy Valium For Dogs they would sell down. It means they would release more into the Buy Valium For Dogs market and then prices would further go down. One thing is Buy Valium For Dogs certain; the ASI would be further depressed.”

60%!? We have not started building a financial sector at all!