Ades1:
Stanbic landed early as usual. Always a day early with Stanbic, I like it

KarlTom:
Ding!

BuchyD:
Huge dividends Don block people throat...see as everywhere quiet

megawealth01:


Una don start...

Allow me enter at $ 200+ FIRST ooooo

ndept:
Thanks for the bolded. The problem with the country is that the citizens are not united as one to speak the evil bedeviling the nation. The moment you speak out, another will quickly interpret it to mean political, religious or ethnic bias against the government. Gradually, almost all the companies established by foreigners are leaving the country due to economic or security reasons, while most local manufacturers and SME have close shop or are on the verge of closing. Even our local farmers can no longer go to their farms safely, when you speak out some will say you are bias against the country. All these problems were not there when Obasanjo was in government. The problem started around 2010 and got worse with successive governments. If we continue like this, one day our economy will take a nosedive to where we don't expect it.

megawealth01:
Regency... Will it bring a surprise?

Deadlytruth:


By the bolded, you are guilty of the very attitude of not speaking out which you seem to see in others. I can't believe that there are still people with the perception that these problems were not there during the time of Obasanjo which was the time they all actually started and Obasanjo ignored all of it in pursuit of political capital.

Obasanjo himself has confessed several times in the public that this insecurity started in his regime and that he left those behind it to continue because they didn't disturb his government.
If not Obasanjo, who on earth can ever argue that insecurity of any stage is not a disturbance to his government. I have always said it that Nigeria's problem is not the political class as assumed but the quest for political correctness among the citizens.

Princkez:
https://punchng.com/tinubu-okays-payment-of-n3-3tn-power-sector-debts/

allabouttolu:
Guys so today, I was talking to my dad about how I want to start buying stocks and how I'm still learning about the stock market and he told me about how he bought shares in zenith around 2009 and he collected around 5000 naira as dividend that time through post office and then he goes to the bank to collect the money but I think he stopped and forgot about the stock he bought because according to him he had to go through so much stress for 5000 naira. So I'm sure buy now the money would have increased a lot but we don't know how to access it.

ositadima1:


I don't think you can with a website. But if you want to know if she had other stocks. This works if she was not registered for e-dividend:

http://sec.gov.ng/non-mandated/

Or if you have her details you can register as her at cscs

allabouttolu:
Guys so today, I was talking to my dad about how I want to start buying stocks and how I'm still learning about the stock market and he told me about how he bought shares in zenith around 2009 and he collected around 5000 naira as dividend that time through post office and then he goes to the bank to collect the money but I think he stopped and forgot about the stock he bought because according to him he had to go through so much stress for 5000 naira. So I'm sure buy now the money would have increased a lot but we don't know how to access it.

Mpeace:
So MRS is delisting at today's opening price of 135.
Na waa oh. Them no fit add small something. Everybody just stingy this period.

KarlTom:
There are many 'theories'.
The fact that the IOCs who play by the books are leaving the scene makes it easier for the LOC to 'flourish'. There is more than enough money (clean or otherwise) for private investments...
Likewise, I believe that some of them might be feeling the brunt of subsidy removal because they can no longer manipulate figures to get free subsidy payouts.

Anyway, I really hope OandO remains public...

megawealth01:
Regency... Will it bring a surprise?

SonofElElyonRet:

Wale should not mess up

ndept:
The only security challenge during obasanjo's era was militancy in the Niger Delta which Yar'Adua government was able to curb. For the records, there was nothing like boko haram, bandits, frequent herdsmen attack, unknown gunmen, IPOB etc during his era. In addition, Obasanjo ensured that the country was almost debt free before leaving the government. Progress in the telecommunication industry we are now enjoying was through his government. Though his government mismanaged about 65% of funds invested in electricity, but we can still see the remaining 35% that was invested in integrated power plants all over the country. If other successive government have been stealing same 65% and investing same 35% in electricity, Nigeria's power problem would have been solved by now.

Note: I am not an obasanjo fan o. I am simply saying it the way I see it.

KayOn1:


I am bullish on it. At least 15% upside from today's closing price in the short term.

**DD as always.
Currently one of the stocks in my portfolio.

deharbay:
Can you recommend anyone please?

allabouttolu:
I've gotten the details from the link but I don't know how to proceed

emmasoft:


For any shares to be sold, it must first be dematerialized - the process of converting your holdings in a company into an electronic form.

The first thing to do is open a cscs/stock account and then submit your certificate to the stockbroker who then process it through the registrar and it will be domiciled into your cscs account; with your shares in cscs, you can issue a sale order to your broker to sell and in 3 days you get your cash into your bank account or you can do the selling yourself for a stockbroking firm that has an online trading platform.

Click the link on my signature to open a cscs/stock account for free with Investment One.
You can call/chat me with the number on my signature if you need further clarification

Mcy56:

Morgan used to respond as fast as you can imagine. Check the mail you sent and be sure you didn't make mistake.
Anyway, you can send mail to :
info@morgancapitalgroup.com

freeman67:


Personally, I use Morgan Capital Securities Limited as my broker and they are fine by me. Investment One, Meristem, United Capital, Stanbic IBTC Stock Brokers etc are also well talked about here. So you can look them up check whichever one feel comfortable with.

Deadlytruth:


So Obasanjo lies against himself each time he says that Boko Haram started during his administration but that he left them to have a field day because they didn't disturb his government? It seems you know Obasanjo more than he knows himself? Are you aware that till today Obasanjo is sympathetic to Boko Haram? You never heard he once visited Boko Haram national headquarters, apologized to them for his successors' offensive against them, and offered them a cash gift of up to N1m over which the members there present had a sharing disagreement and one of them was shot dead by the others?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/boko-haram-visit-obasanjos-host-shot-dead/amp/

Please be informed that what we now know as Fulani Herdsmen and Bandits are all disguised forms of Boko Haram which Obasanjo acknowledges began in his time. Also note that unknown gunmen and IPOB are offshoots of MASSOB another Obasanjo legacy. How come Yaradua solved Niger Delta militancy yet it outlived his tenure?

Debt forgiveness which Obasanjo got is not same as debt repayment. Had Obasanjo actually repaid our debts, then you could call it an achievement.

The coming of Mobile telecommunication had its beginning in the Abacha administration.

Could you be specific about the integrated power plants Obasanjo invested in? Your theory that power sector challenges could have been addressed by a situation of every successive government utilizing 35% of funds and stealing the 65% balance is a veiled rationalization of abuse of office. Why then is Obasanjo walking free of EFCC harassment while governors who spend even more than 35% of budgeted funds in the respective state ministries and looting the rest are on EFCC's trail?

KayOn1:


I am bullish on it. At least 15% upside from today's closing price in the short term.

**DD as always.
Currently one of the stocks in my portfolio.

maishai:


What is prompting this delisting
Ardova delisted now folkowed by mrs
I heavily invested in petroleum marketing and im not happy about this



Very soon i believe eterna will follow suit

megawealth01:


And OANDO won't delist?