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I wanted to use my small connection to support her and see that nothing happens to her. But immediately I saw that she has a nose ring, I gave up. Only fools speak or act in defence of a lady that puts on nose ring. She is a Prostitute. Let her be punished with the worst Punishment ever given to a serving Corps member. And I will see to that. Blessed is a man who has no female child, for he shall never be publicly disgraced and ridiculed. |
kenmaro:How can I start receiving this MTN notification for daily usage? The matter don really tie wrapper. MTN has agreed finally to kill me oooo |
Blessed is a man who has no female child, for he shall never be publicly disgraced and ridiculed. |
Agbalowomeri:You normally pull out, just to return later? Agba baller dey fear unwanted pregnancy... |
SonofElElyonRet:We fit go spend the money. Compounding no go work again. |
SonofElElyonRet:But you will surely lose all the money that you have sent to your stockbroker, that you have not yet used to buy shares, and you will surely lose all the money you received in your stock trading account after you have sold off your shares, but that you have not yet withdrawn into your Bank account. All of it will be gone 100%. Unlike your money in the banks that are safeguarded and insured by NDIC, any unused money that you deposit to your stockbroker, will be 100% lost forever, when the stockbroker is De-registered by SEC! Only your already bought shares are safeguarded by SEC and CSCS. |
Why are most Yorubas always academic Fraudsters? From Chicago to Ibadan to UK to everywhere. That is why an average Yoruba university graduate cannot hold a meaningful conversation in English language when in public. If you want to know his or her opinion on any topic, just invite a Yoruba interpreter. Shameless Academic Fraudsters... |
Since I was born, I have never been so stupid as to attend a political rally, or any gathering in support or against any politician. How do people even go to stand under the sun just to listen to idiots speak to them? I guess there are certain things I can never ever do until I die. Una dey try oo. As for me, politicians do not exist. Even if they fix the rally inside my compound, I go comot for house, make una for see enough space to do una rally. |
List of 23 Stockbrokers that are on SEC's watchlist, that may be De-registered are: 1) Alangrange Securities Limited 2) Arian Capital Management Limited 3) Bestlink Investment Limited 4) Covenant Securities & Asset Management Limited 5) Cradle Trust Finance & Securities Limited 6) Dependable Securities Limited 7) Excel Securities Limited 8. Investment Centre Limited 9) LB Securities Limited 10) Mainland Trust Limited 11) Marriot Securities & Investment Company Limited 12) Northbridge Invest & Stockbrokers Limited 13) Options Securities Limited 14) Perfecta Investment Trust Limited 15) Phronesis Securities Limited 16) PML Securities Company Limited 17) Professional Stockbrokers Limited 18) Redasel Investment Limited 19) Support Services Limited 20) Tower Asset Management Limited 21) Vision Trust & Investment Limited 22) Waila Securities and Funds Limited 23) Yobe Investment Company Limited Now that Mainland Trust Limited has finally been De-registered by SEC, which Stockbroker will be the next to be de-registered? Trade cautiously... |
For the sake of clarity, the 6 companies that were being managed by the now-suspended Centurion Registrars are as follows: 1). DIAMOND BANK PLC (They are now AccessCorp Plc, and have been moved to United Securities Registrars, which is now known as Coronation Registrars) 2). C & I LEASING PLC (https://www.c-ileasing.com/). But they have moved to Cordros Registrars in January 2022. 3). LINKAGE ASSURANCE PLC (https://www.linkageassurance.com/) But they have moved to Apel Capital Registrars. 4). NIGERIA WIRE INDUSTRIES PLC 5). UNION DICON SALT PLC (https://uniondiconsaltplc.com/) 6). VITAL PRODUCTS LIMITED (https://www.vitalproductsplc.com/) |
freeman67: SEC sanctions Mainland Trust, Centurion Registrars over market infractions THE Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it had sanctioned Mainland Trust Limited and Centurion Registrars Limited over non-compliance with regulatory guidelines. The sanctions take immediate effect, SEC, the apex regulator of the Nigerian capital market, said in separate statements on Friday, March 14. In the notices signed by its management to inform the investing public, the commission stressed that it acted in line with the provisions guiding the operations of the Nigerian capital market. Mainland Trust registration cancellation According to SEC, the decision to revoke Mainland Trust’s registration as a capital market operator was informed by the company’s failure to comply with regulatory directives and the non-resolution of several complaints against it. “This was made pursuant to the powers of the commission under Section 38(4) of the Investments and Securities Act, 2007 and Rule 34(1)(e) of the SEC Consolidated Rules and Regulations 2013. “All clients of Mainland Trust Limited are by this notice advised to contact the Central Securities Clearing Systems Plc (CSCS) for appropriate guidance on the transfer of their stocks to another stockbroker of their choice,” SEC stated. It urged all other regulatory bodies, including the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), Institute of Capital Market Registrars (ICMR), Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS), Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS), and all Capital Market Trade associations to discontinue capital market-related dealings with the company. Centurion Registrars suspension According to the apex capital market regulator, Centurion Registrars Limited, its directors and sponsored individuals were suspended from capital market activities. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has suspended Centurion Registrars Limited, along with its directors and sponsored individuals, from participating in all capital market activities with immediate effect. The announcement was made on Friday, March 14, 2025. The suspension by SEC follows Centurion Registrars’ failure to comply with regulatory directives and unresolved complaints against the firm. As a result, SEC has advised all clients of the company to contact Africa Prudential Plc for guidance on transferring their portfolios to another registrar of their choice. In addition, SEC has instructed all capital market trade associations—including the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), the Institute of Capital Market Registrars (ICMR), the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS), and the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS)—to cease all dealings with Centurion Registrars and its principal officers. Centurion Registrars, a share registration firm, provides services such as public fund-raising facilitation, investor representation, and dividend disbursement. According to SEC, the suspension is in accordance with its authority under Section 38(4) and (5) of the Investments and Securities Act, 2007, and Rule 34(1)(e) of the SEC Consolidated Rules and Regulations, 2013. https://www.icirnigeria.org/sec-sanctions-mainland-trust-centurion-registrars-over-market-infractions/ https://techeconomy.ng/sec-suspends-centurion-registrars-from-capital-market/ |
emmabest2000:Just imagine the kind of curtains and curtains hanger he is using, yet displaying this food. So much misplaced priorities among Nigerians. |
He should learn to wear bra. This is nudity, and should be condemned even when done by a man. |
kingbee90:You too should be assassinated since you don't have sense. So everyone who does not share your opinion is Agbadorian or APC? Visit a pysche ward. They have something for you. |
Agbegbaorogboye:So no part of it mentions that it is a criminal offence to toast a married lady. |
Lalami3232: Everything you said is 500% Correct. But my biggest problem with Nigerian ladies is this point you mentioned: "But engage them in an intellectual conversation, or foreign affairs, na there you go know say majority of dem na sawdust. Brain no dey..." I have never ever met a single lady who can prove this point wrong. Including the so-called ones who graduated with 1st Class and Distinctions. Those ones just cram book and pass exams. As for engaging in a long well researched intellectual conversation, you can never ever see a Nigerian lady. Why is this so so bad? |
Agbegbaorogboye:Section 82(2) of the Matrimonial Causes Act (MCA) in Nigeria, which pertains to the standard of proof in divorce cases, states that matters or facts must be established to the "reasonable satisfaction of the court". Here's a more detailed breakdown: Standard of Proof: Section 82(1) and (2) of the MCA dictates that any matter or fact alleged in a divorce petition must be established to the "reasonable satisfaction of the court". "Reasonable Satisfaction": The phrase "reasonable satisfaction" means that the court must be reasonably convinced of the existence of the ground, fact, or matter alleged by the petitioner. Objectivity: The test of reasonableness is one of objectivity. Burden of Proof: The petitioner bears the burden of proving the facts and matters to the court's reasonable satisfaction. Examples of Facts/Matters: Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage: The sole ground for dissolution of marriage under the MCA is the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. Adultery: Adultery is one of the facts that can be used to prove the irretrievable breakdown of a marriage. Living Apart: Living apart for a continuous period of two years can be a factor in proving irretrievable breakdown, but it's not conclusive on its own. Desertion: Wilful desertion by one party can be a ground for divorce. Failure to Consummate: The court cannot find that a party has wilfully and persistently refused to consummate the marriage unless the marriage had not been consummated at the commencement of the hearing. Other Grounds: The grounds for judicial separation are the same as those for divorce. Matrimonial Causes Act: The Matrimonial Causes Act, which was enacted in 1973, outlines the legal framework for divorce and other matrimonial matters in Nigeria. |
Agbegbaorogboye:Screenshot the Section of it in your Nigerian family laws so that we took can learn. Or are you just guessing? |
Agbegbaorogboye:Barrister Courtuma, screenshot and post where you get that from in Nigeria Constitution that to toast a married lady is a Crime. |
I hate it when ladies scream Sexual Harassment after any small joke. Toasting is not sexual harassment. Did he press your breasts, or did he press your brokos? If Akpabio asked Natasha out, all she needed to have said is, I am not interested. That is not any form of sexual harassment. Let us stop giving oxygen to nonsense accusations. If as a lady, you do not want any man to toast you, then remain in your father house or in your husband house. This world is a free world. Toasting a lady, even if she is married is not a crime. If it is a crime, point it out in the constitution let us see. |
Recent reports have surfaced regarding a purported legal dispute between Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and her husband, Emmanuel Uduaghan. A letter from Indemnity Partners, dated November 19, 2020, suggested that Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan had engaged in a legal case against her husband over allegations including breach of promise of marriage, poisoning, financial loss, and indebtedness. According to the letter, Emmanuel Uduaghan made persistent amorous advances to Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan, promising marriage. She allegedly accepted these advances after he assured her of marriage intentions. The letter mentions that Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan was involved in significant business ventures, including a N7 billion NDDC and SMEDAN project. It alleges that Uduaghan influenced her to cease pursuing these ventures, except with his approval. The letter said Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan experienced an ectopic pregnancy, leading to the loss of her left fallopian tube and ovary. It further alleged that she suffered physical abuse during this period. The letter stated that when Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan became pregnant again, Uduaghan allegedly insisted on an abortion. It claims that he conspired to induce an abortion by serving her a poisoned meal, which led to a miscarriage. The letter includes claims of financial losses and demands for compensation, including repayment of a N400 million loan and N10 billion for various services and damages. |
IamaNigerianGuy:That is the difference between me and you. They pay you to post things. Not me. Not everyone on Nairaland is broke and poor like you. Some people post things based on conviction. Natasha and every other lady accusing people of sexual harassment are all mad!!! If you do not want any man to talk to you, remain inside your father's house. |
Another Prostitute has gone. More still yet to go... |
ositadima1: Even Chef wey attend owambe party still dey collect food chop. |
Recent reports have surfaced regarding a purported legal dispute between Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and her husband, Emmanuel Uduaghan. A letter from Indemnity Partners, dated November 19, 2020, suggested that Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan had engaged in a legal case against her husband over allegations including breach of promise of marriage, poisoning, financial loss, and indebtedness. According to the letter, Emmanuel Uduaghan made persistent amorous advances to Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan, promising marriage. She allegedly accepted these advances after he assured her of marriage intentions. The letter mentions that Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan was involved in significant business ventures, including a N7 billion NDDC and SMEDAN project. It alleges that Uduaghan influenced her to cease pursuing these ventures, except with his approval. The letter said Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan experienced an ectopic pregnancy, leading to the loss of her left fallopian tube and ovary. It further alleged that she suffered physical abuse during this period. The letter stated that when Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan became pregnant again, Uduaghan allegedly insisted on an abortion. It claims that he conspired to induce an abortion by serving her a poisoned meal, which led to a miscarriage. The letter includes claims of financial losses and demands for compensation, including repayment of a N400 million loan and N10 billion for various services and damages. |
ositadima1: Yes, spoon feed me. |
SonofElElyonRet:Once lifted, I expect the price of Mutual Benefit to cross N1.20kobo in a very short space of time. 2023 AFS, 2024 Q1,Q2, and Q3 all looking very good so far... Or are there some hidden grey areas I am not seeing in them? |
essentialone:That tomorrow may be today... |
He has passed out of his own National Youth Service |
Dadaboy:Still won't stop the inevitable. Let her continue to pull off this her useless drama. It wont continue for long. |
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