emmasoft:


What I normally advice my diaspora clients is to just ask from any contact person in Nigeria and use the bill your name doesn't need to be on the utility bill. It can be a family or friend. In that case, it's the address on the utility bill sent to you that you will supply on the online form as your residential and contact address.
The truth is that it's just SEC regulations all correspondence is by email. The physical address is not used.

So can I use my dad’s bill?

marylandcakes:


So can I use my dad’s bill?

Sure you can. That is perfect!

With that you are good to go. However, the utility bill should not be older than three months ie December 2020, January and the current month February will fly.

Once you get everything ready click on the link on my signature and complete the online form.

Hello investors, please does import of dollar into NIGERIA improve the country?

Mcy56:
ZENITH: Trying to make U-turn @24..........
Will the dumper show face again?
We wait and see....

DANGSUGAR: Trying to make U-turn @18.50.....

** Caveat: Do not take as any form of advice**

Stop fighting Mr. Market
Abi suffer no dey tire you

PETERiCHY:


Stop fighting Mr. Market
Abi suffer no dey tire you

Badt guy................lol

market tha is coming back home. This pattern am looking at, dividend cant even help.

Seems SEC and NSE has approved exit price proposed by 11 PLC. Is there a way shareholders can seek redress?

Mcy56:

This is day light ro.bb.ery
Mobil still closed @N228 as at COB with the expectation that the exit price wouldnt be less than N300......at least.
Na wa oh.

emmasoft:


Sure you can. That is perfect!

With that you are good to go. However, the utility bill should not be older than three months ie December 2020, January and the current month February will fly.

Once you get everything ready click on the link on my signature and complete the online form.

Ok thanks

lexy2lexy:
Seems SEC and NSE has approved exit price proposed by 11 PLC. Is there a way shareholders can seek redress?

I think it's thru AGM.
Direct the question to Pa Emma, he knows much about these things.

Morgan Capital

marylandcakes:
Hello house can someone recommend the best broker app for Nigeria stock exchange for those that live outside Nigeria. Many thanks.

GUINNESS:
Back to @22.........Some moneybags are reasoning it's matter......

UCAP: Much resistance.........like Ucap, like Afriprud.......

Mcy56:

I think it's thru AGM.
Direct the question to Pa Emma, he knows much about these things.

About N220.00 per share

yazga:
They have NSE stocks

I know... the more reason i used “better”

emmanuelewumi:
About N220.00 per share

Sir, it's N213.50 or is it N213.70 self.

NIGERIA EXIT RECESSION:

https://www.nairaland.com/6421968/nigeria-exits-recession-real-gdp#99192016

https://brandspurng.com/2021/02/18/nigeria-exits-recession-real-gdp-rose-by-0-11-in-q4-and-1-92-in-fy-2020/

Mcy56:
NIGERIA EXIT RECESSION:

https://www.nairaland.com/6421968/nigeria-exits-recession-real-gdp#99192016

https://brandspurng.com/2021/02/18/nigeria-exits-recession-real-gdp-rose-by-0-11-in-q4-and-1-92-in-fy-2020/

Good news for NSE.

I still don't trust the environment

Mcy56:
NIGERIA EXIT RECESSION:

https://www.nairaland.com/6421968/nigeria-exits-recession-real-gdp#99192016

https://brandspurng.com/2021/02/18/nigeria-exits-recession-real-gdp-rose-by-0-11-in-q4-and-1-92-in-fy-2020/

Zagee:
I still don't trust the environment

Exactly

YourhealthNG2:

Good news for NSE.

As long as Buhari is till president, don't hold your breadth my friend

YourhealthNG2:

Good news for NSE.

with inflation of 16.47%?

lexy2lexy:
Seems SEC and NSE has approved exit price proposed by 11 PLC. Is there a way shareholders can seek redress?

The only way you seek redress is to continue to be a shareholder when the company goes private

Mcy56:

Sir, it's N213.50 or is it N213.70 self.

You are right

Mehn! I was confused by the report as well. It was only a few days ago we had a report about inflation surging higher, but now now we don exit again. These Buhari times enh.

aremso:


with inflation of 16.47%?

UCAP has declared 70 kobo dividend.

Closing date March 5th, 2021.

What a juicy dividend!

Bargain Hunters oya work don start o make una dey push the share price go anywhere you like

Mcy56:
GUINNESS:
Back to @22.........Some moneybags are reasoning it's matter......

UCAP: Much resistance.........like Ucap, like Afriprud.......

UCAP don drop bomb ooo!

dividend of 70 kobo

samguru:
UCAP has declared 70 kobo dividend.

Closing date March 5th, 2021.

What a juicy dividend!

Bargain Hunters oya work don start o make una dey push the share price go anywhere you like

no result yet?

samguru:


UCAP don drop bomb ooo!

dividend of 70 kobo

I never see good bomb

aremso:


no result yet?

http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/32424_UNITED_CAPITAL_PLC%20UNITED_CAPITAL_%20_OUTCOME_OF_BOARD_M.pdf

the result will be submitted latest by Monday (22/02/2021)

longlife20:
UCAP may likely pay above 60k if you go by the dividend yield of last dividend of 60%.
2020 epsttm 95k
2019 eps 83k

This is my post sometime ago

samguru:



http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/32424_UNITED_CAPITAL_PLC%20UNITED_CAPITAL_%20_OUTCOME_OF_BOARD_M.pdf

the result will be submitted latest by Monday (22/02/2021)

40% increase, that is huge

longlife20:
From August till date there has been 22 notices of insider dealing in ucap, directors buying more shares. I think something is cooking in that company. My personal opinion.

my post in December 25th

Operators identify factors discouraging foreign investors from stock market

Foreign investors’ low patronage of the Nigerian stock market has been attributed to scarcity of foreign exchange (FX) as well as concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.
Transactions in the local bourse used to be dominated by foreign investors until 2019, when the domestic investors took over the lead.

https://www.today.ng/business/markets/operators-identify-factors-discouraging-foreign-investors-stock-market-347397

11 Plc plans delisting from NSE after 43 years

11 Plc, formerly Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc, has disclosed plans to delist its shares from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) by the end of the first quarter (Q1) 2021. Shareholders of the company had, at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in October 2020, passed a resolution for the delisting plan.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/02/11-plc-plans-delisting-from-nse-after-43-years/

emmanuelewumi:



40% increase, that is huge

very huge