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CHIKA IKE FINALLY REACTS TO RUMOURED RELATIONSHIP WITH REGINA DANIELS' BILLIONAIRE HUSBAND NED NWOKO

Nollywood movie star, Chike Ike has finally reacted to the rumours that she is dating colleague, Regina Daniels' husband, Ned Nwoko.
The movie star made this known via her Instagram page on Monday, September 14, 2020, while responding to questions from her fans.
One of her inquisitive fans had asked about the rumoured relationship with the billionaire businessman; "There's a rumour going on, are you really dating Ned Nwoko, and are you going to be the 7th wife?" the fan asked.
It didn't take long before Ike gave a response to the burning question which has been on the minds of Nigerians. "No, I'm not, and I'm not about to be anybody's 7th wife. NEVER!" she said.
Ike's response may have finally put to rest the rumours of her relationship with Nwoko.
A few days ago, a video started circulating online where Daniels' mother, Rita Daniels allegedly threatened to deal with Ike spiritually if she doesn't stop trying to snatch her daughter's husband.
Daniels' mum later took to her Instagram page where she debunked the video circulating online.
Daniels got married to the billionaire businessman and politician back in 2019.
They welcomed their first child together in 2020.

https://www.pulse.ng/articles/entertainment/celebrities/chika-ike-finally-reacts-to-rumoured-relationship-with-regina-daniels-husband-ned-2024081720315208272

CHIKA IKE VISITS CHILDREN OF SOLDIERS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES DURING ACTIVE DUTY

Actress and UN Peace Ambassador Chika Ike recently paid a visit to the children of soldiers who lost their lives during active duty.
At the barracks, Chika Ike encouraged the children and made some generally donations towards the upkeep of the kids.
For the visit Chika Ike opted for a black dress accessorized with black pumps and a purple purse.

https://www.bellanaija.com/2016/05/so-sweet-actress-chika-ike-visits-children-of-soldiers-that-lost-their-lives-during-active-duty/

CHIKA IKE LOSES FATHER

Father to Nollywood actress, Chika Ike, has passed on.
The Nollywood actress has since been in a state of grief after she announced her dad’s death on her Instagram account.
According to reports, Mr. Ike passed on in the early hours of Saturday and the entire family has been grieving over the loss.
He died months after undergoing a surgery in India.

https://dailypost.ng/2014/09/06/chika-ike-loses-father/

megawealth01:
https://ng.investing.com/equities/computer-wh-dividends

They paid me dividends last year

You may be right. I just reconfirmed that Abbey Mortgage Bank paid 2 kobo as Dividend last year.

megawealth01:
You are doing well my sister. CWG is a dividend paying stock that is still undervalued

DYOR

The last time CWG paid Dividend was in 2015, 10 years ago, when they paid 2 kobo. Am I wrong?

Use petrol, and set the person's apartment of shop premises on Fire.

Yorubas Alayes and Agberoos are scared of being beheaded for drinking their Alomo Bitters. They cannot do without it. I am fully in support of Sharia Laws for all Yoruba Muslims. Enough is enough. hahahhahaha

Fidson getting set for another Rally...

zendi:
I didn't see Neimeth in the list. It's one of those companies in perpetual turnaround condition.

Neimeth paid 7 kobo in 2022. None in 2023 and none in 2024. If they do not pay in this 2025 and in 2026, they will join the List.

We use 4 years tenure of No-Dividend gap, before adding a Company to the List.

Lasaco last paid in 2021 when they paid 10 kobo. If they do not pay in this 2025, they will join the List.

What do you think?

I am neither surprised nor shocked. Almost all ladies are prvstitutes, including married ones.

Know this, and know Peace.

Mpeace:
I saw a company on the list that last paid dividends in 1986. Na wa oh

Next year will make it 40 Years Anniversary of Champions Brewery not paying dividends

Raider76:
But one of these companies has just developed an innovative dividend called "share redistribution", which they will pay to shareholders for the next three years, barring any unforseen shenanigans.

Yes, that is Bonus shares, not Dividends.

HISTORICALLY, THESE 28 ACTIVE COMPANIES DO NOT PAY DIVIDENDS. BESIDE THEM, IS THE YEAR THAT THEY LAST PAID ANY DIVIDEND. WILL ANY OF THEM PAY DIVIDEND THIS YEAR 2025?

1) Abbey Mortgage Bank Plc (2011)
2) Austin Laz & Company (has never ever paid Dividend)
3) Champion Breweries (1986)
4) Chams Plc (2019)
5) Daar Communications (has never ever paid Dividend)
6) Deap Capital Management & Trust (2009)
7) E-Tranzact International (2017)
8. Eunisell Interlinked Plc (1999)
9) FTN Cocoa Processors (2010)
10) Golden Guinea Breweries (1997)
11) Guinea Insurance (2010)
12) Japaul Gold and Ventures Plc (2014)
13) John Holt Plc (2005)
14) NCR Nigeria (2011)
15) Oando Plc (2014)
16) Omatek Ventures (has never ever paid Dividend)
17) Regency Alliance Insurance (2019)
18) Royal Exchange (2014)
19) RT Briscoe (2012)
20) SCOA Nigeria (2015)
21) Secure Electronic Technology (2008)
22) Sovereign Trust Insurance (2011)
23) Tantalizers Plc (2012)
24) Thomas Wyatt Nigeria (2011)
25) Union Dicon Salt (2001)
26) Universal Insurance Company (has never ever paid Dividend)
27) Veritas Kapital Assurance Plc (2017)
28) Wapic (Coronation) Insurance (2016)

Sincerely, if you are a lover of Dividends, you should avoid these 28 Companies completely. Unless a miracle happens, none of them will still pay any Dividend in this year 2025. Trade cautiously…

SpaceX:
Over a billion dollars was cleared.......... Never thought of a day like this.......

1 Billion Dollars is about 1.7 Trillion Naira.

NYSC, First School Leaving Certificate, JSCE, NECO, JAMB, POST-UTME, OND, and NCE, should all be scrapped out of Nigeria, immediately!

Empty arguments from all of you. You all should get lost, and stop repeating what you have been taught.

How much will these Companies likely pay as Dividends in this year?

1. FIDSON
2. TIP
3. UCAP

Guest1989:
About 10 years ago, I bumped into this guy smoking cigarettes in a pub in Owerri. A gospel singer. That’s why I’m not suprised at the fact that he’s heading into his 3rd marriage

And you went there to smoke incense?

Weyrey.

Harvestock01:
Bolaji is not the MD/CEO of Access Bank 😒

Mr. Roosevelt Ogbonna FCA, CFA
Mr. Ogbonna was appointed as the Bank’s Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer effective May 2022. Prior to this, he was appointed as the Bank’s Deputy Managing Director in 2017 and Executive Director in 2013. He is a through-bred and consummate professional with over two (2) decades of banking experience having joined Access Bank in 2002 from Guaranty Trust Bank.

Mr. Ogbonna has a very rich professional cum academic background. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (FCA), an Honorary Member of the Chartered Institute of Bankers (HCIB), a graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government’s Senior Executive Fellow programme, an alumnus of Harvard Business School and a CFA charter holder. He holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from IMD Business School, Switzerland; a Master’s degree (LL.M) in International Corporate & Commercial Law from King's College, London; an Executive Master’s degree in Business Administration from Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business; and a Bachelor’s degree in Banking and Finance from University of Nigeria, Nsukka. In 2015, he was selected as one of the Institute of International Finance (IIF) Future Global Leaders. Roosevelt has attended Executive Management Development Programmes on diverse areas of banking and management in world leading institutions.

He has a robust corporate board experience and currently serves as a Non-Executive Director of the Bank’s subsidiaries in UK and South Africa. He also represents the Bank on the Boards of its investee companies - African Finance Corporation and CSCS Plc.

https://investorrelations.accessbankplc.com/pages/About-Us/Board-and-Management-Team/Mr-Roosevelt-Ogbonna-FCA,-CFA.aspx#:~:text=Ogbonna%20FCA%2C%20CFA-,Mr.,Executive%20Officer%20effective%20May%202022.

Harvestock01:
Bolaji is not the MD/CEO of Access Bank 😒

Bolaji Olaitan Agbede is a Nigerian banker and corporate executive who is the acting managing director and group CEO of Access Holdings since 12 February 2024, following the death of Herbert Wigwe. At the time she was appointed acting CEO, She was the company's most senior founding executive director, responsible for business support.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolaji_Agbede#:~:text=Bolaji%20Olaitan%20Agbede%20is%20a,the%20death%20of%20Herbert%20Wigwe.

In a dramatic turn of events, a team of security agencies stormed the headquarters of Access Bank plc on Wednesday morning to execute a Bench Warrant issued by the Lagos High Court for the arrest of the bank’s CEO and Managing Director, Bolaji Agbede, and other senior officials. The arrest order came after the accused failed to appear in court as ordered in relation to a case involving serious charges of conspiracy, stealing, and attempted theft.

The court order, handed down by Justice Ibironke Harrison of the Lagos High Court, followed a string of legal issues stemming from allegations of fraudulent conversion of property documents. Specifically, the case revolves around the conversion of title documents from MOB Integrated Services Limited in a complex loan arrangement involving Access Bank and other parties.

The charges stem from a loan agreement in which Balmoral International Limited and its managing director, Adejare Adegbenro, received a N333 million loan from Diamond Bank (now Access Bank). As part of the loan conditions, MOB Integrated Services Limited offered their property at 40B Bourdillion Road, Ikoyi as collateral. However, without the knowledge or consent of MOB Integrated Services, Access Bank continued to provide additional facilities to Balmoral International, ultimately including the property as collateral for a separate, unrelated N1 billion credit facility.

The fraudulent use of the property led to legal actions, and despite being duly served, Access Bank and its officials, including Bolaji Agbede, failed to appear in court for the January 20th arraignment. This failure prompted the court to issue a Bench Warrant, which led to Wednesday’s police operation at Access Bank’s headquarters.

The police, led by an Assistant Commissioner of Police, arrived at the bank’s headquarters at noon on February 5, 2025, but were told that the CEO was in a meeting, and the Company Secretary was in London. After engaging with the bank’s legal officers, the police were assured that the defendants would appear at the next scheduled hearing, set for February 24, 2025.

The Lagos State government filed a four-count charge against the bank, its CEO, and other individuals involved, including Adejare Adegbenro. The charges stem from fraudulent actions involving the unauthorized use of MOB Integrated Services’ property and an apparent attempt to cover up the fraudulent conversion of the property.

The case, LD/24884C/2024 – The State of Lagos v. Adejare Adegbenro & Ors, is set for arraignment on February 24, 2025, as prosecutors continue to investigate the illegal dealings.

This high-profile case highlights the ongoing battle against financial fraud and misconduct in Nigeria’s banking sector, and authorities remain vigilant in ensuring that those responsible face justice.

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Most Nigerians are Criminals.

No matter where they live in...

ololufemi:
Loco did good recommending Neimeth PLC at around NGN2 per share or slightlylower. People should find out what price the share has been trading at before seeking to throw jabs at him.

For a stock recommended at about NGN2.00 and currently at about NGN3.00, there is not much to say.

Let's not discourage more people from making contributions on our beloved platform. 😎

NEIMETH INTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTICALS PLC REPORTS EARNINGS RESULTS FOR THE 4TH QUARTER, AND FULL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2024

Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc reported earnings results for the 4th Quarter, and Full Year ended December 31, 2024.

For the 4th Quarter, the company reported:
1) Sales was NGN 1,374.79 million, compared to NGN 770.61 million a year ago.
2) Net loss was NGN 2,009.76 million, compared to NGN 1,935.7 million a year ago.
3) Basic loss per share from continuing operations was NGN 0.47, compared to NGN 0.45 a year ago.

For the Full Year, the company reported:
1) Sales was NGN 4,468.52 million, compared to NGN 2,209.59 million a year ago.
2) Net loss was NGN 1,699.27 million, compared to NGN 2,757.46 million a year ago.
3) Basic loss per share from continuing operations was NGN 0.40, compared to NGN 0.65 a year ago.

toyeoye:
BUACEMENT, NIDF, VFD, ETRANZACT, CONOIL... not all 20 fit the "healthy" criteria.
I do agree with your point, "fundamentally sound" is the key phrase that truly matters.

My name is Oliver Twist

Please, create a dummy Portfolio View, on the website, in addition to the Market View that exists now, whereby one can create a dummy Portfolio, and see only stocks he or she has selected into that Portfolio.

In essence, I can click on the Market View tab, to view all stocks in the market, or I can click on the Portfolio View tab, to view only stocks I have selected into the Portfolio.

Another Biafra Genocide loading. All Igbo businessmen will be killed ooo.

If you know, you know.

Most are into the importation of Tramadol and Codeine.

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Do you have any news?