₦airaland Forum

PETERiCHY:
My entry PRICES come june 2015.

GTB= #15:00k
ZENITH= #12:00k
STANBIC= #10:00k
ETI= #9:00k
FBN= #8:00k
ACCESS= #5:00k
FCMB= #2:50k
DIAMOND= #2:50k
UBN= #1:98k
SKYEBANK= #1:98k
UBA= #1:98k
FIDELITY= #1:00k
STERLING= #1:00k
WEMA= Not interested.
UNITY= Not interested.

*The OcToPuS*

lets wait and see but I doubt this

mercylicious:
They used to do dt b4 now . Th changed during the time they were auditing their books, i dont know if they have reverted back to the status quo as i have not been active for a while.

sis bigass, abeg assist with answer.

I remember I called one day I was told they follow rules laid down by NSE .

Aks:
Sure, do you still trade or U'r on sabatical like Mercilicious

i still trade but now i must first dream about the stock then go for pastors revelation and calling my dad. finally receive my husband blessing before buying a stock.

This is bad

Comparing 2008 with 2014. We need to know that stocks were way overpriced. Now its not overpriced. You may not experience 2008 crash now.

Whizkel:
. Pls i need diamond bank's shares.

go buy for market na

Akinwunmi Ambode emerges APC Guber candidate at Lagos APC Guber primary.


News reaching our newsdesk indicates that Akinwumi Ambode has won the Lagos State All Progressives Congress, APC, gubernatorial ticket.

Ambode won the keenly contested election on Thursday.

The 51-year-old accountant and public finance management expert, defeated other candidates like Commissioner for Works, Femi Hamzat, the Senate Minority Whip, Ganiyu Solomon, the Speaker of the House of Assembly, Adeyemi Ikuforiji and former Commissioner for Health, Leke Pitan.

Prominent names among the other aspirants who lost out, include Tayo Ayinde, former Attorney-General, Olasupo Shasore, former Commissioner for Special Duties, Tola Kasali and Adetokunbo Wahab.

The party is yet to make any official announcement on the development.

http://dailypost.ng/2014/12/04/breaking-ambode-wins-apc-gubernatorial-ticket-lagos/

feelamong:
This place get one kind grave yard silence...

All of una don start una Xmas enjoyment for South of France?

Hmmmmm!

Pic of france or adonbelivit

ihedioramma:
What did you later buy today,

I went home with my money. but currently looking at fidelity UACproperty and firstbank

countsparrow:
We are talkin of withdrawals not deposits... So if I have an emergency now, let's say I misplaced my wallet, I need to walk 5kilometres to my bank to withdraw money cos of #65

It cant be free because it costs money. You have a choice walk 5km to your bank ATM or pay 65

countsparrow:
Then wats d use putting a lower denomination if u can't withdraw less than 500 naira, it is senseless considering the amount it takes to print lesser denomination, and d space it takes in d machine...
What if my bank aint around my vicinity and I need to withdraw' Do I walk to wer my bank is

What if you need to deposit don't you walk down to your bank?

I am buying something today

countsparrow:
500 naira is okay, but anything less, is a waste of resources...

I collect #200 they charge me #65...

So you talk as if ATMs that has ability to dispense 1000 500 and 200 would only dispense 200. besides Nobody charges you 65 if you use your banks ATM

sleekpro:
You are sencless! Yes I said so,
Why did you calculate from 1999, or is GEJ the only name you? I smell propaganda.

Its political bigots like you that always paint the minds of your likes black, for just no reason.

Even if a blind man who can not see what GEJ has done or still doing, will @laest feel the fresh air!

#GEJ carry on sir!

I think you are more sencless. If it had been what is fashola doing with 30 billion monthly revenue.

ALKARULEZ615:
Do u reside in Congo?

MRLINGTON:
Questions dat can answer demselves...u no blind nau

No need to abuse or insult. tell me. the much touted power sector is shit. No light in my area since october!

From 2010 through 2014, Nigeria`s approved budget is approximately N23.42 Trillion.

See breakdown by year below:
Year2010 (N)4.61 Trillion
2011 4.484 "
2012 4.7 "
2013 4.987 "
2014 4.64 "
Total Approximate Value 23.42 Trillion

hbrednic:
The psychology of perception, you can negate the reality but most folks are licking their wounds

Well if you have followed the story. You know chibuk expect the stocks to have fallen more than this by now. Like Oando at 8 FBNH 4 Uba 1 Gtbank 11 etc

Chibuking81:
Very soon, many will believe me, because they will see and believe.

I am sure you are still disappointed the market hasnt crashed as you expected....POD! Dont ask me what POD means

TheRealMrStan:
[img]http://1.bp..com/-CCapza14ULY/VHrt2fcv5UI/AAAAAAABZ_8/Qdf9NqSa63I/s1600/g%2Bwagon.jpg[/img]
http://www.informationng.com/2014/12/g-wagon-now-been-used-for-public-transportation-in-lagos.html

Unbelievable

Obiagelli:
I think you covered everything already, as for water, the government just completed the biggest water plant in west Africa this water plant will conveniently service 2 states in Nigeria, guess what it can't even cover 40% of Lagosians (population) . Other sectors, i will give him a pass.

Traffic is my greatest worry. Its sad we dont have a good public transport system that can be convenient enough to attract most car owners to drop their cars

These people are crazy. I priced Note 4 last week at 125k Today it's 130k.

I believe many people will panic and sell

on November 25, 2014 / in News 8:37 pm / Comments

By Henry Umoru

ABUJA—NATIONAL leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Tuesday warned leaders, governors and elders of All Progressives Congress, APC, to respect the office of the President of the country and stop insulting him.

According to the party, such an act poses a threat to the very survival of democracy and Nigeria as a nation.

The PDP also expressed concern that the warning last week by security experts that some opposition leaders might be planning to intensify mayhem against Nigerians to justify their only campaign point, might be responsible for the increased spate of bombings, following the declaration of President Jonathan to contest the 2015 presidential election.

The PDP also raised alarm that while it was preparing for the 2015 general elections with a view to winning, the APC was actively planning to scheme itself into power in 2015, using violent uprising as replacement for planned peaceful polls.

The PDP in a statement yesterday by National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, threatened to take on the APC if its leaders failed to stop denigrating the office of the President through their utterances, warning that enough was enough.

The statement read: “PDP will no longer condone the deliberate, unwarranted and sustained vicious attacks on the person and office of the President, the institutions of democracy and the unity of the nation by the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC.

“The PDP will no longer fold its hands while the desperate desire of the APC for power unchains undisciplined impulses and actions posing a threat to the very survival of democracy and the nation.

“The PDP has been watching carefully as the rank and file of the APC, the governors, party leaders, presidential hopefuls and even sidekicks run amok, competing in a heavily subjective castigation of President Goodluck Jonathan with incendiary utterances, signposting its plans for the dastardly when it loses in next year’s general elections.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/stop-insulting-jonathan-pdp-warns-apc/#sthash.GWNEKfVO.dpuf

heard its 185 on the streets

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has announced a new official naira-to-dollar exchange rate, forcing down the Nigerian currency by 13 naira, as the country struggles to reshape its fiscal policies in response to dwindling oil price.

The bank devalued the naira at its monetary policy committee, MPC, meeting on Tuesday in Abuja, where it also reviewed Nigeria’s monetary policy rate from 12 per cent to 13 per cent.

The monetary policy rate highlights lending rate for the country’s economy.

The naira will now exchange officially at N168 to a dollar, and no longer N155, the bank said.

The bank also moved the private cash reserve ratio from 15 per cent to 20 per cent, while retaining public sector cash reserve ratio at 75 percent.

The CBN said the decision to lower the value of naira against the dollar is to strengthen the currency.

Mr. Emefiele noted the continued drop in global crude oil prices and reiterated the call on the government and the National Assembly to speed up the process towards the immediate passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, which has been pending passage for the past two years.

The committee urged the government to take advantage of the declining oil prices to cut down on subsidies on supply of petroleum products in the 2015 budget, while states and Local Government should step up efforts to boost their internally generated revenue and reduce reliance on revenues from the federation account.

The CBN governor assured that the bank remained committed to maintain financial system stability, while warning against speculative activities that drive inflation.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/171875-breaking-dwindling-oil-price-cbn-devalues-naira-raises-lending-rate.html

How much is Dollar on the street?

Why is this place so dull... are you guys or men still wanking? Na so dem catch one guy for my office dey self-service inside toilet

joseph1013:


Total: City Securities (Registrars) Limited, 358, Herbert Macaulay Road, Yaba, Lagos.

Mobil: Union Registrars Limited, 2, Burma Road, Apapa, P. M. B. 12717, Lagos.

Nestle: Union Registrars Limited, 2, Burma Road, Apapa, P. M. B. 12717, Lagos.

Cadbury: First Registrars Nigeria Limited, Plot 2, Abebe Village Road, Iganmu, P. M. B. 12692, Lagos

Conoil: Meristem Registrars Ltd, 213 Herbert Macaulay Way, Adekunle, Yaba, Lagos

Guinness: Zenith Registrars Limited, Plot 89A, Ajose Adeogun Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Nigerian Breweries: First Registrars Nigeria Limited, Plot 2, Abebe Village Road, Iganmu, P. M. B. 12692, Lagos

Seplat: DataMax Registrars Limited, 7 Anthony Village Road, Anthony, P.M.B. 10014, Lagos, Nigeria

Hope it helps you!

wow! I can't thank you enough. I appreciate. Thanks

Bnstl pls who are the registrars for these companies.
Total
Mobil
Nestle
Cadbury
Conoil
Seplat
Guinness
Nigerian Breweries.

Pls I have searched the internet but I got conflicting results thanks

This couple was killed

Members of Somalia’s al-Shabab armed group have hijacked a bus in Kenya and killed 28 non-Muslims on board after singling them out from the rest of the passengers.

Two police officers said that the bus travelling to the capital Nairobi with 60 passengers was hijacked 50km from the town of Mandera near Kenya’s border with Somalia.

The officers insisted on anonymity out of fear of reprisals and because of an order from Kenya’s police chief that officers should not speak to the media.

Al-Shabab claimed responsibility for the dawn attack in a statement on Saturday, saying it was revenge for raids carried out by Kenyan security forces on mosques in the coastal city of Mombasa. Kenyan police said they found explosives and arrested more than 150 people in the mosque raids.

“What happened in Mandera today we did in revenge for what the non-believer government has done to innocent Muslims,” Sheikh Ali Mohamud Rage, a spokesman for the group, told Al Jazeera.

“They were attacked in places of worship and in their homes. They invaded the Muslim land fo Somalia … It’s our duty to take revenge.”

The interior ministry confirmed the attack, saying via its official Twitter handle: “Security agencies are in pursuit of the criminal gang. We’ll give a comprehensive update once preliminary reports are out.”

A reporter for Kenya’s Standard newspaper told Al Jazeera the attack happened at 5:45am local time.

Quoting Mandera County Commissioner, journalist Boniface Mungeri said the attack was carried out by “about 100 gunmen who commandeered” the bus and forced the passengers out.

Mungeri said the passengers were separated into groups according to their religion. Non-Muslims, the reporter said, were executed and Muslims were freed. The assailants attempted to take the bus but it got stuck in mud on the unpaved road.

“We killed the non-believers,” Rage told Al Jazeera, confirming that they had split people up. “We did not touch the Muslims because they’re the ones we’re fighting for. The Muslims in Mandera and the Muslims in Somalia are the same to us.”

Among those killed were two security officers and teachers who were travelling to their home towns on holiday.

Mandera County Governor Ali Ibrahim Roba said on Twitter: “The inhumane butchering of innocent Kenyans by terrorist must get [a] very firm response from our national security team.”

Kenyan authorities have blamed al-Shabab for a wave of deadly attacks across the nation. Kenya sent troops to Somalia in 2011 after raids on its coastal towns blamed on al-Shabab and has since seen a surge in lethal attacks.

The Somali group has also been blamed for the September 2013 attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi, which killed 77 people.

Somali government troops backed by AU forces are making progress in capturing the remaining al-Shabab strongholds, but the group has continued to carry out attacks in Somalia and the East Africa region.

Al-Shabab was dealt a heavy blow following the death of their leader, Ahmed Abdi Godane, who was killed in early September in a US airstrike. Godane has since been replaced by Ahmed Omar, also known as Abu Ubeid.



http://www.punchng.com/news/al-shabab-massacres-28-kenyan-bus-passengers