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Transcorp Hotel Plc has: Return on Equity: 15.93% Price to Earnings Ratio: 191.12x Debt to Equity Ratio: 1.12x Current Ratio: 1.43x Net Profit Margin: 22.38% Dividend Yield: 0.45%. |
dgitrader:What is the solution? |
Rice From Gutters, Fuel From Tankers: The Alarming Reality of Hardship in Nigeria This is becoming a pattern. Yesterday at Ring Road, Benin City, residents were seen scooping rice from muddy, dirty water after it spilled onto the street and was reportedly abandoned by its owner. A woman behind the camera could be heard expressing shock at the sight, lamenting the hardship that has pushed people into collecting food from such an unhygienic environment just to survive. She also called for President Bola Tinubu to leave office, saying, “Tinubu must go!” Just two days earlier, in Oluku, along the Benin-Lagos Highway, people rushed to scoop fuel from a fallen tanker. Hours later, the tanker exploded, claiming lives, including that of a soldier, while several others sustained severe burns. Shops and vehicles were also caught in the inferno. A day before that, in Lagos, a tanker carrying groundnut oil overturned at Ojota along Ikorodu Road. People were seen scooping the spilled oil while officials watched. LASTMA subsequently issued a public health warning because the oil had mixed with road debris and dirty water. Rice from muddy streets. Fuel from a fallen tanker that later exploded. Contaminated cooking oil collected from an expressway. These incidents raise serious concerns about the level of hardship and desperation in the country. This is not simply about people trying to make ends meet. It is about a situation where the struggle to survive can push people into taking risks with their health and safety. When people begin collecting food from gutters and rushing towards fallen fuel tankers, the problem goes beyond the spilled products. It raises questions about poverty, the rising cost of living and the difficult choices many Nigerians face daily. The tragic tanker explosion in Oluku is a painful reminder that such desperate actions can have devastating consequences. When scooping spilled goods from the streets becomes a recurring sight, Nigerians are left asking a bigger question: how did survival become this difficult? |
Remember that she "Chats" with several other people. If you "Chat" with her, she will group you among "one of them". But when she finds you attractive, it will no longer be a "Chat", but rather a "Conversation". |
Don't drag on a good online or offline conversation with her, until it becomes boring. Leaving when the vibe is still high, leaves her thinking about you. |
A small, thoughtful gesture, that shows her, that you really listened to her, will beat an expensive generic gift, every time. |
Not trying too hard to impress her. But being able to make her laugh, when she is stressed, and being able to laugh, at yourself, creates a real connection, with most ladies. |
You don't have to be famous. But being competent, and being able to explain something you love, with passion, and clarity, is very attractive to most ladies. |
Being deeply focused on your own goals, work, or something that you are building, is magnetic, to most ladies. It shows direction and discipline, not just chasing her attention. |
When there is pressure, traffic, a bad day, or a plan fails — staying calm and solution-focused, instead of complaining, makes you feel safe to be around. That is very attractive to most ladies. |
Most people listen to reply. If you remember something small that she mentioned some days ago, and bring it up later, it stands out. It shows her that you actually pay attention. |
What is the update on this? |
Once e pass 20k, Dem don defraud you be that. |
Why are Yorubas struggling to stay away from Nigeria? Is their lord and master Tinubu no longer their good President? |
*People who do not Value your Advice, do not Deserve your Assistance.* Pay close attention to this... |
Kenwood Air Fryer machine |
ExudeLoveToAll:You see her name? ChisomLexus. Now you understand. |
This is an offence that should keep you in Kirikiri Prison for at least 15 years. Delete this immediately. How old are you? You sound childish. |
ChisomLexus:Do not unnecessarily argue against Fact. |
brain54:Not true. Na wetyn we know practically we dey tell you. |
Agbalowomeri: |
Regency Alliance Insurance Plc heading to Full Bid... |
Bizibi:Austin Laz & Company Plc operates primarily within the Industrial Goods sector. On the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), it is officially classified under the Electronic and Electrical Products sub-sector. |
*11 DIFFERENT CATEGORIZATIONS THAT NGX USE FOR STOCKS THAT HAVE SOME ISSUES, THEIR MEANINGS, & IMPLICATIONS:* 1). *[AWR]: Awaiting Regulatory Approval:* These are companies that are Awaiting the Approval, or No-Objection of their primary, or another government regulator, before releasing their Audited Financial Statements. *Companies that are presently on AWR are:* a). (None) 2). *[BAA]: Below Listing Standard, and Awaiting Regulatory Approval:* These are companies that are Below Listing Standard, and are Awaiting Regulatory Approval. *Companies that are presently on BAA are:* a). (None) 3). *[BLS]: Below Listing Standard:* These are companies that comprises all deficiencies regarding Continuing Listing Standards. *Companies that are presently on BLS are:* a). INFINITY b). PRESTIGE c). UPDC 4). *[BMF]: Below Listing Standard, and Missed Regulatory Filing:* These are companies that are Below Listing Standard, and have Missed Regulatory Filing. *Companies that are presently on bmf are:* a). ALEX 5). *[BMR]: Below Listing Standard, Missed Regulatory Filing, and Restructuring:* These are companies that are Below Listing Standard, Missed Regulatory Filing, and are Restructuring. *Companies that are presently on BMR are:* a). (None) 6). *[BRS]: Below Listing Standard, and Restructuring:* These are companies that are Below Listing Standard, and are Restructuring. *Companies that are presently on BRS are:* a). (None) 7). *[DIP]: Delisting in Progress:* These are companies that are in the delisting process, whether mandatory, or voluntary. The delisting process commences with a Notice of Intention to delist, from The Exchange to an Issuer (when it is Mandatory), or from an Issuer to The Exchange (when it is Voluntary). *Companies that are presently on DIP are:* a). EKOCORP 8.) *[DWL]: Delisting Watch-list:* These are companies that have been served with a Delisting Notice, but the delisting process has been put on hold, because they have received a Stay of Action, from The Exchange, for a defined period, during which they undertake to cure the issues that led to the issuance of the Delisting Notice. If they fail to cure the issue within the defined period, or any extension thereof, the hold on the delisting process will be lifted, and they will be transitioned to Delisting in Progress. *Companies that are presently on DWL are:* a). CMFC 9). *[MRF]: Missed Regulatory Filing:* These are companies that have Missed Regulatory Filing Deadline. *Companies that are presently on MRF are:* a). AFRINSURE b). AFROMEDIA 10). *[MRS]: Missed Regulatory Filing, and Restructuring:* These are companies that have Missed Regulatory Filing, and are Restructuring. *Companies that are presently on MRS are:* a). (None) 11). *[RST]: Restructuring:* These are companies that are in the process of Restructuring. *Companies that are presently on RST are:* a). AUSTINLAZ b). FTNCOCOA *Trade very very carefully. Do not say you were not warned ooo…* |
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/48080_NIGERIAN_BREWERIES_PLC-_NOTICES_OF_BOARD_MEETING_(BM)_-_NOTICE_BOARD_MEETING_(BM)_OCTOBER_2026.pdf https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/48084_MUTUAL_BENEFITS_ASSURANCE_PLC.-_NOTICES_OF_BOARD_MEETING_(BM)_-_NOTICE_BOARD_MEETING_(BM)_OCTOBER_2026.pdf https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/48085_DANGOTE_CEMENT_PLC-_NOTICES_OF_BOARD_MEETING_(BM)_-_NOTICE_BOARD_MEETING_(BM)_OCTOBER_2026.pdf |
How does it concern us what this prostitute has to say? Na Mumu dey believe say any lady is clean. |
KarlTom:This Aradel Plc seems to be going somewhere? |
*Dangote Cement — $1bn London Listing in November*. *Main point:* Dangote Cement Plc is targeting *∼$1 billion* from a secondary listing on the *London Stock Exchange (LSE) in November 2026.* *Deal structure:* - Sale of about *10% by existing shareholders* (not new shares) — mostly Aliko Dangote. - Bookrunners: *Goldman Sachs and UBS*. - Purpose: Broaden international investor base, access global capital, push towards *$100bn valuation target for Dangote Group*. - Second route for investors outside NGX. *Financials (FY 2025):* - Revenue: *₦4.31 trillion* (+20.3% YoY) - Profit After Tax: *₦1.015 trillion* (+101.7%) - EBITDA: *₦1.981 trillion* (+43.4%) - Volume: *27.5 million tonnes* sold, *55 million tonnes capacity* across 11 African countries. *History:* First explored London listing in 2011, attempt abandoned in 2018. Revived after shareholder approval and Capital Markets Day in London on Sept 21. This would be one of the biggest African listings in London, in recent years. |
*Lasaco Assurance expands into agricultural insurance*. *Key point:* Lasaco Assurance Plc has obtained *formal approval to offer agricultural insurance products.* *What it means:* - Strategic expansion into agric value chain - Broadens product portfolio beyond general/life - Aims to boost revenue — per MD *Ademoye Shobo*, approval will substantially boost revenue going forward *Products they can now offer:* - *Multi-Perils Crop Insurance* - *Plantation Insurance* - *Poultry Farm Insurance* - *Fishery Insurance* - *Livestock Insurance* - *Farm Property and Produce Insurance* - *Cattle Insurance* This is part of a bigger trend — NAICOM pushing insurers into agric to de-risk food security lending. |
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