Romance › Re: Can a man forget a woman he once knaecked? by essentialone(op): 1:27am On Jul 09 |
Can a man forget a woman he once knaecked?? |
Romance › Re: How can my sister politely refuse the sexual advances of a married lecturer. by essentialone(m): 1:14am On Jul 09 |
Enskynelson: I know to you, sex is like handshake Somehow yeah |
Romance › Re: How can my sister politely refuse the sexual advances of a married lecturer. by essentialone(m): 10:21pm On Jul 08 |
Is she a virgin? If No, then why say No? |
Nairaland General › Re: Be careful who you hurt, who you scam, and who you say 'No' to. Many have gone. by essentialone(op): 10:05pm On Jul 08 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 8:48am On Jul 08 |
searchng4love: Insurance scam should be ended once and for all... Smiles. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 6:38am On Jul 08 |
*NAICOM just dropped a serious warning to insurance companies* 📢
*The directive* NAICOM says: *"Companies with outstanding claims will not be relicensed"* under the ongoing recapitalisation exercise.
They sent a letter titled _“Regulatory Directive – Settlement of Discharged Claims as A Precondition for Re-Licensing Pursuant to the Ongoing Recapitalization Exercise”_ to all MDs/CEOs.
*Key points from NAICOM:* 1. *Mandatory settlement*: All insurance companies must _fully settle all outstanding duly discharged claims_ 2. *Deadline for report*: Submit a report of reconciled claims signed by MD/CEO + evidence of payment *on or before 21st July 2026* 3. *Re-licensing condition*: Compliance is _a critical regulatory criterion for eligibility, confirmation, and re-licensing_ after the recapitalisation exercise.
*Why this matters now* The *recapitalisation deadline is July 31, 2026*. Under the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act 2025 NIIRA 2025, new minimum capital is: - *Life insurers*: ₦10bn, up from ₦2bn - *Non-life insurers*: ₦15bn, up from ₦3bn - *Reinsurers*: ₦35bn, up from ₦10bn.
NAICOM has also said *no extension* will be granted — "it is the law". Any company that fails will face liquidation, merger, or other regulatory action.
*The bigger picture* NAICOM is trying to fix the "trust gap". For years people complained that insurers collect premiums but delay/fail to pay claims. Now they’re saying: _clear your claims first, then we’ll talk recapitalisation_.
Commissioner Olusegun Omosehin said by July 30, 2026 Nigerians will see "new insurance companies that have met the requirements, are stronger, better managed, and have the financial capacity to meet their obligations".
Analysts expect mergers and acquisitions to spike as smaller firms struggle. Some companies are already dropping business lines to survive.
*What this means for policyholders* Good news: If your claim was "discharged" but unpaid, the insurer now has until July 21, 2026 to pay you or risk losing their license. Also, there’s now an *Insurance Policyholders Protection Fund* — like NDIC for banks — to pay claims even if a firm becomes insolvent.
NAICOM is basically saying: no more running away with people’s money. |
Celebrities › Re: Comedian, Akube Nation Dies In A Car Accident In Lagos by essentialone(m): 6:33am On Jul 08 |
If he didn't own a car, perhaps he would still be alive by now. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 12:31pm On Jul 07 |
Streetinvestor2: Good you represent adults here..lol You see most of that thing you copy post.Adults see it as waste of time and pages on this thread. I can tell you for free most don't bother reading it..go and verify. Lol Personally when I see it spaning a whole page.i just say see this dumb contributions. I jump and pass quickly too Learn to do so when u see my post You will see more of those dumb contributions. Just continue to jump and pass quicly as usual. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 10:35am On Jul 07 |
Streetinvestor2: I would have bothered if the watsup group feeds or pays me.lol. Then some days you occupy pages with rubbish you copy and paste in the name of analysis. And nobody complains or removed from u the thread The rubbish analysis I copied and pasted here is neither politics, or related to nonsense not connected to the stock market. You are supposedly an adult. Act like one. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 4:47am On Jul 07 |
Streetinvestor2: You too small to decide what I post here.infact they never even born u join Person wa no even get value for this thread on stock analysis wan follow talk You are only lucky that this is not a WhatsApp or Facebook group. The Admin would have kicked you away. |
Nairaland General › Re: Be careful who you hurt, who you scam, and who you say 'No' to. Many have gone. by essentialone(op): 11:55pm On Jul 06 |
Be careful who you hurt, who you scam, and who you say 'No' to. Many have gone.. |
Crime › Re: I Killed My Lover Because She Denied Me Sex - Suspect by essentialone(m): 11:34pm On Jul 06 |
Smiles |
Romance › Re: What Do You Do As A Guy, When She Says No? by essentialone(op): 11:15pm On Jul 06 |
Ok |
Crime › Re: I Raped & Killed A Lady Because She Refused To Sleep With Me — Choirmaster by essentialone(m): 11:01pm On Jul 06 |
Smiles |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 3:35pm On Jul 06 |
Stockbrokers and Registrars are still corrupt and criminal Nigerians like me and you. Do not ever forget that for a second.
Look at what is happening in banks today. So many bankers being caught stealing millions of Naira from money deposited or invested by their clients, both those dead, And those still alive.
Stockbrokers are only regulated. And also checkmated by the fact that the traders and investors keep track of their money, Portfolio, and investments, almost on a daily basis. Unlike what happens to our bank account deposits, where we keep it there and forget to check it from time to time.
Despite all checkmates and regulatedness, never forget for a moment that Stockbrokers and Registrars still have Nigerian criminal blood in the veins.
Stay woke. Stay alert. |
Romance › Re: What is that memory that you will cherish forever? by essentialone(op): 3:34pm On Jul 06 |
Nnamdipapa: Kindly rephrase the question, it should be "why were you".
I was younger at the time and miore naive. I am also a dual-citizen now with all my family members so, I am enjoying Nigeria relatively speaking. No need to rephrase what was not incorrect. Check again. I wrote, why were you...? Confirm from the one you quoted as that could not have been modified. |
Romance › Re: What is that memory that you will cherish forever? by essentialone(op): 11:26am On Jul 06 |
Nnamdipapa: There is nothing unfortunate about being in Nigeria for me. That may not be the experience of others but for me, I consider myself fortunate at this time. So why were you trying to do everything possible to leave Nigeria where you are so fortunate, even to the point of actually using your mum last cash? But then life is in phases. May all your dreams come true... |
Nairaland General › Re: What is the difference between "I like to mind my business", and being Selfish? by essentialone(op): 8:01am On Jul 06 |
What is the difference between "I like to mind my business", and being Self-centered?? |
Romance › Re: When A Beautiful Woman Reject You, Say This Immediately by essentialone(m): 7:49am On Jul 06 |
socoharley: Yes you made a big point i can relate with by subtly creating an imaginative future she craves to be part of. Hmm |
Romance › Re: The Hookup Culture In Nigeria Is So Bad That Even Working 9-5 Babes Engage In It by essentialone(m): 7:48am On Jul 06 |
Smiles |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by essentialone(m): 7:47am On Jul 06 |
Smiles |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mourners Pay Respects At Khamenei’s Funeral, Call For Trump's Death by essentialone(m): 3:37am On Jul 06 |
Mossad agents are in that crowd and gathering intelligence. Some persons in that crowd have been marked for elimination. They will be tracked and smoked out. Watch and see |
Crime › Re: Suspected Chicken Thief Tied To Streetlight, Publicly Shamed In Ibadan(video) by essentialone(m): 3:29am On Jul 06 |
Richtaiwo: Someone invested the time, money and effort to rear a chicken, enduring the constant risk of losing it to predators, only for one bastard to come and simply take it when it finally matured and then blame Tinubu for the theft. Was the owner not operating under the same economy? I have no patience for criminals who commit crimes and then shamelessly try to shift the blame onto someone else. I like you. We think alike on this. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 3:28am On Jul 06 |
Now that Regency Alliance Insurance Plc Rights Issue has expired last week Friday, what is next for the stock?
Was it oversubscribed or under subscribed? |
Romance › Re: What is that memory that you will cherish forever? by essentialone(op): 3:03am On Jul 06 |
Nnamdipapa: Proudly in Nigeria. Just moved to Ibadan two weeks ago to continue enjoying this beautiful country. Proudly in Nigeria, by someone who did all he could to enter UK? Should rather say, Unfortunately, still in Nigeria, because it is only because the earlier plan did not work out. Right? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 8:11pm On Jul 05 |
searchng4love: A poor man should not be talking about love Lol. Just dey play. Na poor people dey enjoy true love pass. |
Romance › Re: What is that memory that you will cherish forever? by essentialone(op): 4:14pm On Jul 05 |
Nnamdipapa: As a young individual, I desperately wanted to travel out for studies, but I had nothing financially, being from a poor home. My mom had a shop selling palm oil, and there was a time when a university from the UK came to Nigeria for an admissions fair. The entrance fee at the Sheraton was N5000.
I had no shishi on me, so I rushed to my mother's shop and explained that I needed money. She opened her container, where she kept money, and emptied it for me. Some of the money already had a palm oil stain, and I was not even aware of it. I rushed down to the Sheraton for the fair, brought out and started counting the money at the entrance, and realised the palm oil stain. Most importantly, I realized my mom had emptied her container of cash for me that morning. That was an experience I would never forget. And you are now in the UK? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 4:13pm On Jul 05 |
searchng4love: Go and rest....you need life to get wealth, you need wealth to search for love.... People rest in different ways. He may be posting from Nairaland from his resting bed. How about that? You don't need wealth to search for love. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m): 11:51am On Jul 05 |
searchng4love: Rest abegii today is Sunday How does it concern you naa? Your moniker is searching4love. His own is pennystockwarri. What does that tell you? |
Romance › Re: As A Guy, What Are Some Of The Worst Insults, That A Lady Can Give To You? by essentialone(op): 7:49pm On Jul 04 |
Samantha125: 🤺🤺🤺 How is your Xenophobia going over there? |
Romance › Re: What is that memory that you will cherish forever? by essentialone(op): 4:33pm On Jul 04 |
Amovingman: What about your mum and sisters Must you always mention mothers and sisters? |