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Lasaco Plc Rights Issue is out and fixed at N2.00 per share... |
I am very surprised that Senator Natasha is still alive till now. |
I am not based in Ogun State, but will post your campaign pictures in several social media platforms that are connected to your voting constituency, because online support does not win elections. But if you do not have a genuine intention of transforming your constituency to become as developed as Europe or America, and if your intention is just to go and amass wealth, hmmmm. Then my hand no dey o. |
spiceadole:So why do men not think that if he is generous and spends on a woman, that the woman will interpret it as him being desperate, and take him for granted? |
RAPSTARBENHOPE:Next time, try and slowly read the heading of the Post, before commenting. |
AllBlack:Smiles |
Hmmm |
Yes |
True |
True |
True |
enemachris:Hmmmmm na wa ooo |
AllBlack:Help us to define Cheating. |
Nigerian indigenous oil producers are making significant strides, now accounting for over 50% of the country's oil production. Oando Energy Resources is leading this charge, reaffirming its support for the Independent Petroleum Producers Group (IPPG). This marks a significant shift in Nigeria's upstream industry, with local companies taking the reins. Adegbite Falade, IPPG chairman, highlighted the importance of disciplined execution, strong governance, and coordinated advocacy in sustaining production growth and industry stability. Oando's managing director, Ainojie Irune, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the company's long-term commitment to IPPG and indigenous upstream capacity in Nigeria. This development is part of Nigeria's broader effort to achieve energy self-sufficiency, with the country's crude oil production rising 5.8% to 1.64 million barrels per day in 2025. The IPPG is pushing for deeper structural reforms and stronger collaboration among operators, regulators, and investors. |
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) has declared a dividend of N3.00 per share and a 1-for-3 bonus issue for its shareholders, following a 44% rise in profit to N15.6 billion for the year ended December 31, 2025. The company's core revenue grew by 36% to N22.9 billion, while operating profit increased by 44.4% to N11.8 billion. Earnings per share also improved to N4.75. The board approved a final cash dividend of N2.00 per share, bringing the total dividend for 2025 to N3.00 per share, a 50% increase from 2024. Shareholders will receive one new ordinary share for every three shares held, with a qualification date of April 10, 2026. The company's strong financial performance is attributed to sustained growth across core business segments, improved customer penetration, and rising investor confidence. The NGX Group's total assets increased to N71 billion, while shareholders' equity strengthened to N55.2 billion. |
Omatek Ventures PLC recorded a loss of ₦48.3 million in 2025, continuing a streak of deficits. The company's revenue was ₦2.2 million, with administration expenses of ₦50.52 million, leading to an operational loss. Omatek's total assets stand at ₦2.43 billion, while liabilities are ₦5.1 billion, resulting in negative equity of ₦2.67 billion. The company's financial report highlights several discrepancies, including: - *Total Comprehensive Income*: ₦1,943 million vs ₦43.64 million - *Financing Cash Flow*: Identical figures for 2024 and 2025 - *Company Revenue*: Three different figures in one document - *Issued Shares*: 2.94 billion vs 1.47 billion - *Deferred Tax*: ₦24.39 million in notes, zero on income statement - *Group Cash Flow*: Empty columns against visible balance sheet movements Omatek has settled loans with the Bank of Industry and First Bank, but still carries ₦1.009 billion in short-term loans and ₦3.47 billion in trade and other payables. |
Legend Internet Plc has made history by winning the Market Debut Excellence Award at the 2025 NGX Made of Africa Awards, organized by the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Group. This prestigious honor recognizes Legend's strong entry into Nigeria's capital market, demonstrating its commitment to transparency, governance, and innovation. The award is a testament to Legend's focus on last-mile fibre-optic broadband infrastructure, including FTTH and FTTR, alongside its growing portfolio of digital services. CEO Aisha Abdulaziz expressed delight, stating, "We are truly delighted to receive this award. It reflects the hard work of our team and our unwavering commitment to excellence". This recognition signals growing confidence in Legend's strategic direction, governance standards, and long-term growth potential, setting a new benchmark within the NGX telecommunications services sub-sector. |
Omatek Ventures PLC is facing a ₦1.9 billion gap in its 2025 financials, with six discrepancies highlighted in its audit report. The company's stock is currently trading at ₦2.42, with a 10% change and a market cap of ₦7.06 billion. The discrepancies suggest potential issues with the company's financial reporting and governance. |
abidem4real:The swearing has to be by Thunder. Lol |
12345baba:Hahahahhaha |
oluwaseyi0:Hahahahhahahaha |
Yes or No? Say the Truth ooo
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It will be very very interesting...
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InvertedHammer:What if you have swear by Thunder? Lol |
AllBlack:Cheating is Cheating. Right? |
Samantha125:I know about Open Relationship. But this your Open Marriage? Sounds funny. |
Samantha125:Please what does Open Marriage appear like? |
Samantha125:Open Marriage? Lol |
If wedding vows includes May I die the day I cheat, will you still marry? ☺️😂🤔 |
Disorganized. |
A woman who is self-centred |
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