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Best solution is to completely divide Nigeria along Religious lines. One side should be named Islamic Republic of Nigeria, and the other side should be named Biafra (Christian).

Every Nigerian is free to choose which side to belong to with new Passports and Identities issued. No human should have to share same nationality with animals.

Best solution is to completely divide Nigeria along Religious lines. One side should be named Islamic Republic of Nigeria, and the other side should be named Biafra (Christian).

Every Nigerian is free to choose which side to belong to with new Passports and Identities issued. No human should have to share same nationality with animals.

Streetinvestor2:
Why did meristem and Morgan stop sending daily market recommendations since everything begin go south. This is why I don't ever take those thr recommendations seriously. I aways believe it was for thr own selfish interests

Chidibe212:
As woman, the answer to your question is a BIG YES

Take Ned nwoko and other rich men for example

Don't mind that lady above. She can choose to live in self denial. Her choice.

What is the latest on it ooo?

zanieike:
I received a mail today. It says my application was not successful for this round. We encourage you to reapply in the next cohort.

Same email. What is going on?

Just to get a Certificate that she will never ever agree to use.

If any lady ever tells you that she does not date a married man, just know that you are a P.M. (Poor Man)

If any lady ever tells you that she does not date a married man, just know that you are a P.M. (Poor Man)

Ladies helping men to carry money made from the vaginal blood of other ladies, thinking it is none of their business

aj8:
No. More like the bottom.

Ok you mean the Support Level for each stock is x10 it's Dividend?

Jakarta:
Ogbeni shut up and allow the video to play. Must you show your face?

Thank God I didn't waste my data watching it

Nairaland BOT must stop preventing people from saying their opinion.

The restrictions just too much.

aj8:
GTCO, should anchor at or about N70.65 if daily closes below N84.65 in anticipation of an overall N7 dividend. Remember, supports and resistance are framed by market sentiments. They are not merely arbitrary lines. However, any inclination towards a lower dividend will drag prices further down, and higher if above N7.00. Zenith should anchor at about N50.55-N50.00 if the daily closes below N57.90 in anticipation of an overall N5.00-5.25 dividend at year end. Just be cash-ready.

Are you presuming that the Fair Value or Target Price of each stock is x10 of its FY Dividend? Read what you wrote again.

https://punchng.com/naicom-completes-review-of-insurers-recapitalisation-plans/

https://www.okaynews.com/naicom-launches-niira-2025-implementation-strategy-with-three-reform-focused-working-groups/

https://von.gov.ng/pencom-naicom-partner-to-ensure-pension-law-compliance/

Another Rally getting set for the Insurance Sector?

kenny714433:
You guys can never think of learning better skills?

Behaving like refuse scavengers all over the world. I'm not talking down on the skills you wrote there but considering the fact that 90% of people that considers japa are the graduates, putting up these skills is annoying.

Graduate should think above these.

Thank you so much for speaking the bitter truth. Is our IQ very low, or are we cursed?

Ok

koreanlord:
are you a truck driver?

Lol

Please, are you a Mortician?

The list of non-dividend-paying firms cuts across sectors: Consumer Goods: DN Tyre & Rubber, Golden Guinea Breweries, Multi-Trex Integrated Foods, Union Dicon, Nigerian Enamelware, International Breweries

Insurance: Royal Exchange, African Alliance Insurance, Regency Assurance, Staco Insurance, Universal Insurance; ICT: Omatek Ventures, NCR Nigeria, Chams Holding Company, e-Tranzact International; Healthcare: Ekocorp, Morison Industries, Pharma-Deko; Industrial Goods: Premier Paints, Austin Laz & Company, Greif Nigeria Plc

Financials: Aso Savings & Loans, Deap Capital Management & Trust; Others: Secure Electronics (formerly National Sports Lottery), Thomas Wyatt Nigeria (no dividends since 2007), Daar Communications (none since listing in 2008)

Some of these companies, such as Royal Exchange, Staco Insurance, Morison Industries, and Omatek, have gone over a decade without declaring dividends.

shilz:
Tortoise s the sweetest I have tasted.

Wow, what part of Nigeria are you from?

Still no response till date? Why naa?

One day, he too will die...

Smiles Smiles Smiles

Ok o