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unite4real:What will be the best price to buy UCAP after the post qualification date |
Goke7:Arabs top the list of asylum seekers worldwide. |
Zonefree:Na inferiority complex dey worry them. |
onegentleguy:Please continue to update us on the latest trends in the stock market. |
lexylaw09: |
Na by force to go to Dubai. |
Hunger is bad.Next in line is Saraki and Dino Melaye. |
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omowolewa:You can create a NGO to cater for Men? |
Who can explain Oando's chartl? Will it move up or down?
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Who can explain Oando's chart?
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Oando could be suspended soon.(MRF) |
Which of these apps is best with limited charges? |
Nonexisting:If there was no woman,the human race will go extinct.You wont be here typing nonsense. Only animals will be on earth thanks to their female pair. |
Good job Mrs Tinubu.I have pineapple,banana in my backyard.Plsnted ewedu,okro,maize amd spinach before. |
bovali:thanks |
bovali:Thanks .What about US stocks,i need other options from trove,chaka and bamboo. |
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bovali:Which investmemt app do you use from Nigeria? |
Afrexim bank
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Holy Pensioners,una must pay half-year fruits to thy Lord |
Oando hits highest share price in 9 years, as market declines by 0.24% The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) on July 4 recorded a slight decline, as the All-Share Index closed at 100,063.32 points, from the opening 100,299.48 points. During the trading day, oil and gas stocks, Oando Plc and Conoil Plc, were the top gainers, with 9.93% and 9.52% gains respectively. Oando Plc reached a share price of N15.50, its highest share price since June 2015. Despite the two stocks posting equity gains totaling N24.34 billion, MTN’s 6.54% decline, resulting in an equity loss of N294 billion, overshadowed their performance. Overall, there was an N136.17 billion decline in the NGX’s market cap to N56.601 trillion, from yesterday’s N56.738 trillion. Oando share price history - Oando’s share price of N15.50 represents the stock’s highest share price since June 22, 2015, when it recorded a share price of N15.75. From June 2015, Oando Plc’s stock began to decline, reaching an all-time low in 2020, when its share price fell to N2.08 on March 30, 2020. However, in 2024, Oando began its resurgence after releasing its annual financial statements for 2022 and 2023. Year-to-date, Oando has gained 47.62% in the NGX. However, there is a contrasting story in the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, where Oando is also listed. Today, Oando Plc lost 55% of its value on the JSE, with its share price falling to 9 South African Cents, from 20 South African cents yesterday. Market Highlights - There was a 152% increase in market activity, as turnover volume hit 863.573 million shares, from yesterday’s 342.196 million shares. In terms of turnover value, there was a 164% increase to N12.562 billion, from yesterday’s N4.751 billion. Top Gainers: Oando Plc led the gainers with a 9.93% gain, causing its share price to close at N15.50. Conoil Plc followed with a 9.52% gain to close at a share price of N115. Veritas Kapital Assurance closed with a 9.37% gain, as its share price crossed the N1 mark for the first time ever. Neimeth closed with an 8.61% gain to close at N1.64, while Jaiz Bank gained 7.55% to close at N2.28. FTN Cocoa Processors gained 7.32% to close at N1.76%. Top decliners: Daar Communications continued its bearish performance, declining by 8.33% to close at N0.44. In 2024, Daar Communications continued its bearish performance, declining by 8.33% to close at N0.44. In 2024, Daar Communications has been the top decliner in the NGX, as its share price has declined by 51.11% year-to-date. UPDC REIT declined by 8.26% to close at N5, followed by Guinea Insurance which declined by 7.69% to close at N0.36. University Press Limited lost 6.67% to close at N2.10, followed by MTN Nigeria which declined by 6.54% to close at N200. UPDC declined by 6.47% to close at N1.30. Top traded stocks: Fidelity Bank, which recorded a 2.36% gain, recorded the highest turnover volume with 539.40 million shares. It was followed by GTCO Holdings, which recorded a turnover volume of 59.433 million shares. Veritas Kapital Assurance recorded a turnover volume of 40.424 million shares, followed by UBA Plc with a turnover volume of 35.978 million shares, and Zenith Bank with a turnover volume of 24.016 million shares. In terms of turnover value, Fidelity Bank topped with N5.66 billion, followed by GTCO Holdings with N2.797 billion, and Zenith Bank came next with N882.33 million. It was followed by UBA with N839.60 million and United Capital with N323.86 million. SWOOTs and FUGAZ Update - MTN and Zenith Bank were the only SWOOTs that recorded a significant change in the market, as MTN recorded a 6.54% decline, while Zenith Bank recorded a 4.46% gain. Other members of the SWOOT category, Airtel Africa, BUA Foods, BUA Cement, Dangote Cement, Geregu Power, GTCO Holdings, Seplat Energy, Transcorp Hotels, and Transcorp Power, recorded no price changes. Trading sentiment for tier-1 banks, as UBA and Zenith Bank posted 3.52% and 4.46% gains respectively. FBN Holdings and Access Holdings also posted 4.13% and 1.54% gains respectively. Regards, MorganCapital Securities Limited |
which insurance stock is best to buy for maximum profit? anyone in the kobo range. |
victory36:This is a welcome development and it is a system used all over the developed world. President Tinubu we need a social welfare scheme for Nigerians. |
Oando
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Abolodje:The world never ends,only living things have an expiry date. |
Chinese Are Planting Cassava In Ogere Remo While Nigerians Scream Hunger. https://fb.watch/s-DoWPQpwX/?mibextid=SphRi8
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ApcBacteriafonj:Na IPOB woman be her mama with Yoruba father. |
Lagospedia Credit: lagospedia Emmanuel Chukwuma a 47-year-old unemployed man has been arrested by the police in Lagos for allegedly killing his pregnant lover, Bosede Adefehinti, in the Festac area of the state. The couple, who lived together, had an argument at their home on Monday afternoon, June 24, 2024. |
Any Governor who doesnt address food security in his state will chop 30 koboko. |
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