₦airaland Forum

nosa2:
I'm not selling.

nosa2:
Did you buy your ETI?

Up 10% already.

Analysts have started to analyse

nosa2:
I realty hope people bought their ETI.

Now watch as analysts start to recommend the stock

megawealth01:
Na wetin Wale wan turn am to bayi?

mikeapollo:
If a lifeless UBA could be this ''sexy'' to you, I wonder how you would describe Agba's babes who attract all his attention, vibes, energy etc.?

nosa2:
Quarterly results should be huge improvements.

Hopefully the rocket will be ignited tomorrow.

lasisi:
is this food or pepper spray. Even Access won't try this...

ukay2:
Good one from ETi.....

Agbalowomeri:
Oga Nosa your food don land

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/46650_ECOBANK_TRANSNATIONAL_INCORPORATED-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_APRIL_2026.pdf

GeneralDae:
There is something I have observed about this Cardoso era which is strange to me.

In the past, naira and foreign exchange reserves improved with increase in crude oil prices (and logically so) but in Cardoso’s era, naira and FX reserves both struggle with increase in crude oil prices and world instability but starts improving again when the escalation is down.

EDUECO:
Impairmeny charges is just another name for the money for the management.

And Zenith Bank just acquired a Kenyan bank and part of the money could also be money used in acquisition of the Kenyan bank.

Sunrisepebble:
That would be a generational buying opportunity.
I’m not a bank analyst, so forgive my rough math. Assuming Zenith have exited their forbearance as at FY25, the way GT had in FY24. If they have GT’s level of impairment in FY26 and assuming earnings are flat and payout ratio is also flat. You’re looking at an EPS of N39 and a DPS of N15+

chimex38:
Ngx has unpaid dues to Ngx..

TerraCota:
Zenith AFS 2025

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/46591_ZENITH_BANK_PLC-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_APRIL_2026.pdf


Proposed a final dividend of N8.75 which in addition to the N1.25 per share as interim dividend amounts to N10.00 per share

GeneralDae:
Nigeria owns only 7.25% of the refinery.

GeeKudi:
There are existing contracts that must be honoured. I suspect that they are able to give more to Dangote now because production has improved.

GeneralDae:
Nigeria doubled its crude supply to Dangote Refinery in March.
NNPC: 5 cargoes/month → 10 cargoes/month
Aliko Dangote personally confirmed this information today.

What the refinery is doing with it:
🛢️ Now supplying 60% of Nigeria's refined petroleum products.
⛽ Covering ~90% of Nigeria's petrol needs
📦 Exports to Africa: 214,000 bpd (up from 100,000 in February)
🌍 Tanzania: received its first-ever Dangote cargo in March

The catch that remains:
The refinery needs 13–15 shipments per month to run at full capacity.
At 10 cargoes, it's still operating below optimum.

Domestic fuel prices in Nigeria: still at record highs.

Africa's largest refinery is filling a gap the Gulf can no longer fill.
But it can't fill it fast enough — not yet.

Data Explained

megawealth01:
OTEDOLA rarely pays good dividends.He is good at price appreciation

Mills55:
First Bank should be kind enough to pay good dividend this period. We have been patient with them over the years.

megawealth01:
The Dangflour nko?

megawealth01:
Trust no one not even DANGOTE

Joyful365:
The stock market is sustained by a people with high purchasing power, else everything is a gamble in a bubble.

Purchasing power of the average Nigerian consumer is being decimated now because there's no more subsidy and fuel prices is going through the roof.

Q2 results will reflect this if nomalcy doesn't return soon.

In all of this, I'll bet on the banking sector to remain resilient through this period. Most of everything else is overpriced. It's time for them to drop 50-70% so people can sort through the rubbish and pick up valuable ones

nosa2:
Ah, so they may be taking equity positions in mining operations. That makes more sense

nosa2:
If you think about it you know this doesn't make any sense right. Loans are given out based on ability to repay rather than Sector

chimex38:
As Nigerians we know where we're coming from..
Prior to DR, some of those imports don't make it to the populace.

They are either still Smuggled out outside the country to Niger and Benin Republic for Arbitridge or hoarded for scarcity and further inflation of retail price.

zendi:
It will reverse up. Crude oil is the most fickle commodity traded.

Both sides are preparing for a showdown in the Strait of Hormuz.

Each side believes they will win. But tanker captains may not want their lives to be used for that live-fire football.

dd fst b4 u Ji

megawealth01:
I sensed something political was going to happen in a positive way...

Bagwa:
Both 😃 KM 150

Sunrisepebble:
I was looking to buy more Oando on Monday at N40 for JIJO before this Iran news. Doubt I will see it at that price tomorrow

Hajicairo:
YES I did went through the purchase/sales notes, portfolio summary/balance from day of purchase to the day of the missing shares. I can also confirm that no cash transaction was made into my bank account as at today.

Hajicairo:
I strongly belief that was what happened. This was evidenced by the transaction history sent to me by CSCS.

emmanuelewumi:
Chill till the end of 3rd quarter na