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People are still watching, and market is also watching the outcome of Oando case. If those appointed succeeded in conducting election, and choose new CEO and board members, NSE will not feel the heat, but if the reverse be the case by way of Court successfully coming in, and SEC placing suspension on Oando trading. Those ten banks that has business to do with Oando will received some sign of push. Hope our people used today's opportunity to bailout? Anyone that still balance in their motor will not received my sympathy, because he/she cause his/her problem. Even if Oando will still go up later, it will visit #3 and below, unless they are place on technical suspension this week on their current price, by the SEC. |
https://www.thebreakingtimes.com/sec-oando-saga-see-letter-from-sec-more-sanctioned-directors-told-to-resign-pay-millions-in-fines/ If care is not taking, technical suspension will be place on Oando stock soon, if those appointed to oversee the affair of Oando find it difficult to resume. |
locodemy:Loco has finally broke the Oando windscreen for our members to escape. ![]() |
Oando offer is drying up
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Yayira: ![]() For your mind you will bail out at #4 then other companies below its categories will be heading to #6, you will be expecting Transcorp to hit #10, only to wake up hearing that power section has been carved out, you will get yourself back to 50 kobo, if the eventually open door for you. ![]() |
calvaryholdings:On UBA, AFRIPRUDENT and UCAP, I agreed with you. But on splitting Transhotel from Transcorp, I see it as purely manipulation, no matter what ever reason they want to cover it up with. I bought Transcorp IPO with fully knowledge that their main business was their Transcorp hotel government uses for most of their meeting and other activities, but to my greatest surprise hotel arm was carved out when Transcorp rises from 50 kobo to #5 after falling from about #7.5 IPO price to 50 kobo, the moment it was carved out with another public offer, the hotel arm stays on it own, even upon the claim of still remitting some return annually to its parent company being Transcorp, I still see the act as a dubious act. Then we the shareholders was not compensated, unlike when afriprudent and UCAP was carved out from UBA, we the shareholders became automatic shareholders of the three companies, which my own shares holding are still their in my portfolio with CSL. Transcorp been the parent company of Transhotel fall back to 50 kobo before picking up again, while Transhotel move to #7 then. Since then I lack interest in Transcorp, no good EPs or dividend come from them again, they suppose to be selling at 70 kobo, if the company manage to come up again to #4, I am tell you the power and oil sector will be carved out again. Infact am not see it as company Tony has genuine interest in, the way he has for UBA, AFRIPRUDENT and UCAP. SEC should carry on investigation too in Transcorp. |
https://punchng.com/breaking-oando-staff-return-home-as-police-storm-head-office/ But their shareholders members didn't return home from NSE, they want to make sure that they offloaded at good junction. But all doors are lock up at the moment, assuming jijo dealer enter Oando on Friday with hope of making 10% today, as all doors are lock up, it will strips them off their previous weeks accumulated %.
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dipoolowoo:Someone said that this days stock recommendations are scam? I didn't see Oando, maybe next week at #1.50 junction, Oando will be among the top recommendation with 80% upward potential. ![]() |
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Yayira:I believed that instead of responding for the first letter, they instead look for the way to remove SEC DG which they succeeded, then they didn't care to defend again, since they are on top of the manipulation with ex- minister on their side. Maybe this time around the SEC don't want to be victim again, that's why the go straight in hitting the nail on its head. To avoid further delay and manipulation. |
Mpeace:http://saharareporters.com/2019/06/02/nigerias-securities-and-exchange-commission-details-how-wale-tinubu-alake-egbaland-and SEC noted that its findings were communicated to Tinubu through a letter dated July 10, 2017. In the letter, the commission also noted that it engaged Deloitte and Touche to conduct a forensic audit of the activities of Oando Plc, through which findings were made. SEC disclosed the infractions in a six-page letter dated May 31, 2019, which was addressed to the Chairman, Oando Plc, obtained by Sahara Reporters. The letter was signed by Mary Uduk, the acting Director-General of SEC. According to the letter, the findings from the investigations revealed nine major infractions such as alleged corporate governance lapses, failure of internal controls and incidental issues arising from the sale of a subsidiary. Others are suspected market abuse and insider dealings, related party transactions, payment of interim dividends despite liquidity constraints, false disclosure, non-disclosure of beneficial ownership and tax-related issues. The letter partly read, “There were several corporate governance lapses stemming from poor Board oversight. Serious fraud activities going on “In 2013, Oando Plc reported the sale of its subsidiary, Oando Exploration and Production Limited (OEPL), to Green Park Management Limited without obtaining the approval of the commission, (in violation of the provisions of the Investment and Securities Act (ISA) 2007) and the consent of the Minister of Petroleum (As required under the Petroleum Act,1969). “In 2012, 2013 and 2014 and 2015, certain insiders of Oando PLC sold shares of the company during “close period” despite having knowledge of active closed periods by the company and contrary to the Rules of the NSE. The insiders include Ocean an Oil Investment Limited (OOIL – represented by Jubril Adewale Tinubu and Godwin Omamofe Boyo), Ocean and Oil Development partners (OODP – represented by Jubril Adewale Tinubu, Godwin Omamofe Boyo, Francesco Cuzzocera), and ECP African Fund II PC (a Company in which Nana Appiah-Korang wards Director). The letter also detailed how the OODP, the major shareholder in Oando PLC represented by Jubril Adewale Tinubu, Godwin Omamofe Boyo and Francesco Cuzzocera authorized the sale of 1,210,000,000 units of OODP shares in Oando Plc valued at N21,455,909,256. The trades purportedly took place between January and October 2015, preceding the release of the 2014 audited financial statements on October 23, 2015, in which Oando Plc declared an unprecedented loss of N183 billion. SEC further noted that during this period, these representatives of OODP were insiders of Oando Plc and had access to material non-public information regarding the poor financial status of the company commencing December 2014, in violation of the provisions of the ISA 2007 |
stcool:Oando share in the NSEM might be place on technical suspension by SEC on Monday, or anytime this new week. If not on Monday it will be an opportunity for any ordinary shareholders or jijo group who wishes to jump out, to do so with some injury, before the technical suspension, except if SEC appoint caretaker for them before their election to select the new CEO and the deputy. |
Mpeace:Did SEC DG got fair hearing before proceeding on his suspension? Did Intercontinental bank and Oceanic bank CEO got fair hearing before visiting EFCC, Nigeria will only grant you fair hearing inside EFCC cell. Did Skybank get opportunity like Diamond bank before disappearing in the field of NSE. Nigeria give grace to those that they choose and deny those they wishes, things are politicize. Oando have poor management I agreed and really deserved the punishment, years without dividend to their investors, borrowing upon borrowing without direction or near future hope of dividend payment, but why did government waited till this moment to strike? Election has come and gone. I remembered how the Emir of Kano, Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II intervene, when the issue of Alhaji Dahiru Mangal and Oando was going on https://t.guardian.ng/news/sanusi-settles-oando-dispute-as-firm-considers-appointment-of-mangal-representative-on-board/ Which one of the solution was that the Oando board of directors will consider the appointment of representation for Alhaji Mangal to the Board. The representation will take the form of directorship from qualified individuals nominated by Alhaji Mangal. Which I believed that the representative has resumed work since last year. And will be ripe to take over from Tunubu if need be. Fair hearing is usually not available in Nigeria, if you are in good book of government in power you smile, but if you are not, sorry is your name, election has come and gone, building up of 2023 has started, Nigeria politician never waste time. http://africanorbit.com/news/543/how-access-bank-fraudulently-took-over-intercontinental-bank-the-bukola-saraki-lamido-sanusi-script.html Hope Access bank is still in good book with Federal government since the embattled Emir of Kano and outgoing senate president had romance with the bank in the past and both are now in PDP, and seen to be enemy of government at the center. Nigeria has many issues, but one thing is sure, and that's "What Goes Around Comes Around". |
tritritri:With sanction of scam group the Masters of stock manipulation, do you think that manipulation in stock will still go on, most especially now the auditor has open their mess, and knowing fully well that bouncing back will take number of years, you think at 7/9 that people will pick their offer? |
RabbiDoracle: RabbiDoracle:Since 90 billion is ordinary as you said, the bank that involve were also having strong risk department, because the money is just ordinary as you view it "You can't owe bank and they will not get their money back. Banks must have tied the loans to a physical assets." |
RabbiDoracle:And you are still heavy in Oando? If am not mistaken, you are one of their diehard investors. ![]() |
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/332795-investors-react-to-tinubus-suspension-by-sec.html INVESTIGATIONS BUSINESS HEALTH AGRICULTURE ARTS/LIFE SPORTS PANAMA PAPERS PARADISE PAPERS Premium Times Nigeria logo 00:00 Investors react to Tinubu’s suspension by SEC Jubril Adewale Tinubu [Photo Credit: THISDAYLIVE] Ndume advert May 31, 2019Agency Report Operators on the nation’s bourse on Friday said that suspension of two directors of Oando Plc from public companies for five years would bring sanity to the capital market. They spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos in reaction to the outcome of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) forensic audit of Oando Plc. NAN reports that SEC on Friday barred Wale Tinubu, the company’s Group Chief Executive Officer, and Omamofe Boyo, the Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer, from being directors of a public company for five years. The commission conveyed the decision in a statement signed by Efe Ebelo, its Head of Corporate Communications, NAN reports that SEC in March 2018 announced the commencement of audit of Oando Plc’s account. It said it had appointed Deloite Nigeria to proceed with the forensic audit. The commission in the statement also directed resignation of the affected board members, and called on the company to convene an extra-ordinary general meeting on or before July 1, to appoint new directors. Commenting on the development, Ambrose Omordion, the Chief Operating Officer, InvestData Ltd., said that the suspension would send a signal to other managing directors and executives in the market. Mr Omordion said that the outcome of the forensic audit showed that SEC could bite and not only bark. He said that the investing public had been calling for change in the company’s management for a long time. According to Mr Omordion, there will be santiy in the company when the new management takes over in July. “Other companies and their directors will sit up, seeing how Oando management and its directors ended up. “SEC decision will further boost corporate governance and transparency in qouted companies and increase investors’ confidence,” Mr Omordion told NAN. Shehu Mikail, National President, Constance Shareholders Association of Nigeria, also expressed satisfaction at the commission’s decision. Mr Mikali said that the ban would instill transparency and corporate governance in the nation’s capital market. The shareholder activist said that the outcome showed that nobody was above the law in the market. He said that some companies had collapsed due to lack of transparency and corporate governance. (NAN) |
temple4real:https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/05/eid-il-fitr-fg-declares-next-tuesday-wednesday-public-holidays/ |
SEC should come up with a new rule, mandating the listed companies to pay 50% and above of their EPs. Company will keep on accumulating retain earning, and after some time they will come up with bad news and the whole earning will disappear. They will borrow company money to themselves using another name, only to come up and write it off as bad debt. It's what a man eat that he carried. This nonsense of paying below 15% from total earning should stop. Any company that earn a little should report what they earn. |
Mcy56:That's if EFCC fail to do their work, election has finish, next level has commence, this time he must not go free, watch for news of EFCC visit to his house on or before Monday. |
Chibuking81:News as of 7 June, 2016, and tomorrow being 1st June will make it 3 years that they will start paying principal. They incoming administrator will be the one to pay. At least sanity will return to the company, they should go for public offer or right issue to offsets their debt, if falling to #2 and start moving up again will solve their problem no problem, but I sympathise with those already in the bus, but one thing is certain, Oando shall bounce back again, they are important in the oil sector and need not to be ignore. |
Mcy56:EFCC might be his next visitor, if he still in the country. |
Mcy56:By the time you open your eyes inside the bus, it will be at 50 kobo junction. Company that their debt is more than their worth, what are you trying to JiJo inside .Let this not affect banks that are involved with them, this news might likely usher in bear on Monday, but I don't pray for that. |
stcool:Wale Tunubu should not be allow to escape till he explain what goes wrong in the company, and where about the money he borrowed so far. Years without dividend, but selling of the company assets and borrowing billions from bank, without positive outcome. Most at time they sale and buy back using other name. Meaning that the usually sell to themselves at give away price, without considering the ordinary shareholders, always hired thugs during their annual general meeting, and decides who will enter, and always share gift to them, this attitudes is common among scams Nigeria CEOS. |
https://nairametrics.com/2016/06/07/oando-gets-n94-6billion-restructuring-loan-from-10-nigerian-banks/ https://nairametrics.com/2016/04/04/fidelity-bank-confirms-its-113-million-to-oando-is-about-to-go-bad/ Business NewsCompanies These 10 Nigerian Banks Just Bailed Out Oando By Nairametrics - June 7, 2016 Nigeria’s Oil and Gas giant, Oando has announced that it has secured a N94.6 billion ($475 mln) restructuring loan facility from 10 domestic banks as part of its plans to restructure its finances and return to profitability this year. This is a huge deal for a company that reported losses of over N180 billion in 2014 and another N45.6 billion in the first 9 months of 2015. The banks that have decided to take another huge bet on Oando are as follows; Access Bank, Diamond Bank, Ecobank, FCMB, Fidelity Bank, Stanbic IBTC Bank, UBA , Union Bank and Zenith Bank. The facility is said to be a five-year term loan, paying Nigerian interbank rate plus 2 percentage points with a three-year moratorium on principal. This basically means Oando will not be paying principal for three years and will only service interests. Here is the press release issued by the bank Hope this ten banks are save? |
onegentleguy:Please did you remember those banks involved in Oando deal? Please if you have their detail tell me, to avoid entering one chance, because this Oando dust might raise a lot of issues. I want to know whether those bank are free from Oando, or are they still having unfinished business with them?. Let one invest with caution. |
aremso:https://www.sunnewsonline.com/forensic-audit-sec-sacks-bars-oando-ceo-deputy-for-5yrs/ In the other news, they are sacked. Forensic audit: SEC sacks, bars Oando CEO, deputy for 5yrs …It's a welcome development say shareholders 31st May 2019 in National Forensic audit: SEC sacks, bars Oando CEO, deputy for 5yrs Uche Usim, Abuja The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has finally concluded forensic investigations of Oando Plc over underhand dealings and directed among others the resignation of the affected board members. The Commission also barred the company’s Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO), Mr Wale Tinubu and his Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer (DGCEO), Omamofe Boyo from being directors of public companies for a period of five years. SEC’s decision has been described as a most soothing and welcome development by the shareholders of the company who have relentlessly protested against the board remaining in place when a forensic audit was ongoing. SEC also directed the convening of an Extraordinary General Meeting on or before July 1, 2019, to appoint new directors. These among others, SEC stated, are part of measures to address identified violations in the company. According to SEC, “Following the receipt of two petitions by the Commission in 2017, investigations were conducted into the activities of Oando Plc (a company listed on the Nigerian and Johannesburg Stock Exchanges). “Certain infractions of Securities and other relevant laws were observed. The Commission further engaged Deloitte & Touche to conduct a Forensic Audit of the activities of Oando Plc. “The general public is hereby notified of the conclusion of the investigations of Oando Plc. The findings from the report revealed serious infractions such as false disclosures, market abuses, misstatements in financial statements, internal control failures, and corporate governance lapses stemming from poor board oversight, irregular approval of directors’ remuneration, unjustified disbursements to directors and management of the company, related party transactions not conducted at arm’s length, amongst others”. SEC also directed the payment of monetary penalties by the company and affected individuals and directors, and refund of improperly disbursed remuneration by the affected Board members to the company. As required under Section 304 of the Investments and Securities Act, (ISA) 2007, the Commission said it would refer all issues with possible criminality to the appropriate criminal prosecuting authorities. In addition, the SEC stated that other aspects of the findings would be referred to the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), and the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). “The Commission is confident that with the implementation of the above directives and introduction of some remedial measures, such unwholesome practices by public companies would be significantly reduced. “Therefore, in line with the Federal Government’s resolve to build strong institutions, Boards of public companies are enjoined to properly perform their fiduciary duties as required under extant securities laws” the statement added. The Commission, as the apex regulator of the Nigerian capital market, maintains its zero tolerance to market infractions, and reiterates its commitment to ensuring the fairness, integrity, efficiency and transparency of the securities market, thereby strengthening investor protection. Shareholders of the embattled oil company told Saturday Sun that they will mobilize their members to ensure a new management favourable to them will be constituted. “This is a good development. This is what we have always yearned for”, a shareholder who craved anonymity stated. In 2018, the shareholders called for the suspension of the top management and board officials to make room for a thorough and hitch-free forensic audit, in their quest to ascertain the level of rot embedded in the business. They called on the National Assembly to mandate both the then Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun and the Acting Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Abdul Zubair to flush out the management to allow for an interrupted audit. The Chairman, Trusted Shareholders Association of Nigeria, Alhaji Mukhtar Mukhtar, wondered why the government will leave the management of a company it investigated and found to have engaged in underhand dealings to remain in office during a forensic audit. “How can you leave a management you investigated and found to have issues to clear on the saddle during a forensic audit. It’s never done anywhere. They are to be suspended pending the duration of the audit and if they are without blemish, they return but if guilty, let the law take its course. “We all remember the former SEC DG who insisted on this forensic audit, they leveled some allegations against him and he was suspended pending the outcome of the Administrative Panel of Inquiry. Why can’t the Oando management be suspended? This smells of bias and we worried about it. “Now, an acting SEC DG has been appointed but he seems scared to insist that the management be suspended pending the audit outcome. They said the audit is continuing but nothing is happening and we are here to put pressure on regulatory authorities to do the needful |
Yayira:You might jump in and gain 5% today and 5% tomorrow, 5% in the third day. And luck will run out from one, and he will enter to jump out again targeting 10%, only for the door of that stock to close with 3 straight lose of 10% making it 30%. Then one will be looking for any available chance to escape. And after about a week the same company will regain back 40% after dropping the impatient passengers. Sometimes jijo pay, but on serious note it makes one miss opportunities, because it involved patience. But most of the jijo participant lack patience, which makes them to adopt it as their strategy. For instance Seplat is currently dancing 540 to 500 (with #5 million one can buy 10 thousand unit at #500 per a unit and at #520 he/she is selling it for #5.2 million, #200k gain) but the point is that you may succeeded in two trip in 0ne/two weeks, then next line of action is to see it at one or two drop to #400 per a share, and this will present another opportunity for other jijo group to buy and offer for sale at #420 with #80 discount. And it might be when the Zenith is selling at #18, and one ended up to bail out @ 450 shading some weight to enter Zenith at #18, only to see Zenith back to #21 without gaining entrance, and Seplat at #520. More so, jijo always give back all their earning once the bear strike. And it usually frustrated them out from the market for two or three months. But an investors never panic, instead he keep on buying monthly with particular money budgeted for stock, whether stock fall or rise he must buy from sound fundamental stocks, at long long he/she will be at winning side. At a time I ask God to deliver me from jijo mentality, which he has done. Stock jijo makes one a stock gambler equivalent to nairabet From Chibuking. |
Yayira:MTN. Mobile Telephone Network (South African cellular service provider) |
stcool:For now am buying stocks for keep for minimum of 10 months, most especially the stocks that will give me 100% return by March/ April next year. Even if they go down they will still move up, with God on my side I strong believed that 100% capital appreciation is for sure, with dividend on top. It might not be the stock you are thinking for now, I have chosen not to disclose any stock I am in. But will always add them when recommending good stock to buy. JIJO strategy does not help at all, it only makes one miss opportunities. |
stcool: I just use them for an example, am always fan to any good performing stock, whether am inside or not. I have the same likeness for mtn till I discovered with the helps of members here that raised alarm about excessive splits of their share. But when ever their earning meet up the excessive splits at fair value, I will come back, which their q2 result will disclose or FY result. ![]() |
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