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ppogba:They have only one Chemist Shop in Computer Village, Ikeja. |
Hi. I will like to be your friend. |
deji2009:Hope you are still with that one that you Found then? |
Please help me I'm serious.I'm in my second year in a federal university. The problem is I've never had a girlfriend.You later got what you wanted? |
BoiledHead:You later got what you wanted? |
maiiilooo:You later got what you wanted? |
seguncool:You later got what you wanted? |
Blessedarethepe:You later got what you wanted? |
Goo0dHardDick:E also enter your eyes abi |
Never run out of Fear of Women |
SMURFIT set to be delisted from the Stock Market. Juli Plc narrowly escaped delisting at this time. PennyStockChasers, be careful what you buy. |
abuhusna1:The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has announced the winding down of its Alternative Securities Market (ASeM) Board, effective July 1, 2025. According to the Exchange, this decision is part of an ongoing effort to streamline market segments and enhance the efficiency of listed securities. Following the closure, eligible companies listed on the ASeM Board will be migrated to the Growth Board. Those that fail to meet the migration requirements will be delisted from the Daily Official List of the Exchange. NGX Regulation Limited (NGX RegCo) has commenced the migration of Juli Plc to the Growth Board. However, Smart Products Nigeria Plc has been marked for delisting, having failed to meet the eligibility criteria for migration. Consequently, trading in the shares of Smart Products Nigeria Plc has been suspended, effective Wednesday, October 8, 2025, pending the completion of the delisting process. |
pretydiva:A very dark heart |
Instead of all these nonsense Eze Ndi Igbo, why not just have a Chairman of Igbo Towns Unions, and end it at that? What is all these obsession with Igbos and titles? Focus on your business and STFU. |
If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 Jan 2025 in stocks in the Agriculture sector, this is what it is worth now… 1 Ellah Lakes — ₦3.88 million 2 FTN Cocoa — ₦3.21 million 3 Presco — ₦3.12 million 4 Okomu Oil Palm — ₦2.30 million 5 Livestock Feeds — ₦1.77 million |
If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 Jan 2025 in stocks in the Conglomerates sector, this is what it is worth now… 1 Chellarams — ₦4.39 million 2 SCOA Nigeria — ₦3.20 million 3 Custodian Inv — ₦2.47 million 4 UACN — ₦2.13 million 5 Transcorp — ₦1.15 million 6 John Holt — ₦1.02 million |
If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 Jan 2025 in stocks in the Construction/Real Estate sector, this is what it is worth now… 1 UPDC — ₦4.33 million 2 Smurfit — ₦3.60 million 3 Chapel Hill Denham Infrastructure Debt Fund — ₦1.01 million 4 Ava Infras Fund — ₦1.00 million 5 Ronchess Global Res — ₦1.00 million 6 Julius Berger — ₦879K 7 Haldane McCall — ₦858K |
If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 January 2025 in stocks in the Consumer Goods sector, this is what it is worth now… 1 Champion Brew — ₦3.96 million 2 Vitafoam — ₦3.47 million 3 Honeywell Flour — ₦3.45 million 4 NASCON Allied — ₦3.06 million 5 Cadbury Nigeria — ₦2.99 million 6 Guinness Nigeria — ₦2.62 million 7 Int'l Breweries — ₦2.43 million 8 Nigerian Breweries — ₦2.32 million 9 Unilever Nigeria — ₦2.22 million 10 McNichols — ₦2.20 million 11 Nestle Nigeria — ₦2.14 million 12 NNFM — ₦2.13 million 13 Nig Enamelware — ₦2.00 million 14 Dangote Sugar — ₦1.88 million 15 PZ Cussons — ₦1.56 million 16 BUA Foods — ₦1.52 million 17 Union Dicon Salt — ₦1.13 million 18 DN Tyre & Rubber — ₦1.00 million 19 Multi-Trex Foods — ₦1.00 million 20 Golden Guinea Brew. — ₦822K |
If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 January 2025 in stocks in the Financial Services sector, this is what it is worth now… 1 Mutual Benefits — ₦5.98 million 2 AIICO Insurance — ₦2.58 million 3 NEM Insurance — ₦2.51 million 4 Sovereign Trust Ins — ₦2.43 million 5 Abbey Mortgage — ₦2.27 million 6 NGX Group — ₦2.20 million 7 Royal Exchange — ₦2.13 million 8 Regency Assur — ₦2.07 million 9 Wema Bank — ₦1.90 million 10 StanbicIBTC H — ₦1.89 million 11 Int'l Energy Insur — ₦1.81 million 12 Universal Insur — ₦1.76 million 13 AXA Mansard Insur — ₦1.76 million 14 NPF Microfinance — ₦1.75 million 15 Linkage Assurance — ₦1.75 million 16 Guinea Insurance — ₦1.75 million 17 GTCO — ₦1.68 million 18 Cornerstone Ins — ₦1.68 million 19 Veritas Kapital Assu — ₦1.54 million 20 Zenith Bank — ₦1.52 million 21 Sterling Financial H — ₦1.40 million 22 Deap Capital Mgt — ₦1.40 million 23 LivingTrust Mortgage — ₦1.39 million 24 Prestige Assur — ₦1.39 million 25 Coronation Insur — ₦1.38 million 26 UBA — ₦1.26 million 27 Ecobank (ETI) — ₦1.26 million 28 Fidelity Bank — ₦1.17 million 29 FCMB Group — ₦1.16 million 30 Consolidated Hallmark — ₦1.16 million 31 First Holdco — ₦1.11 million 32 Access Holdings — ₦1.08 million 33 African Alliance Ins — ₦1.00 million 34 ASO Savings — ₦1.00 million 35 Infinity Trust Mortgage — ₦1.00 million 36 Staco Insurance — ₦1.00 million 37 Unity Bank — ₦1.00 million 38 Lasaco Assurance — ₦939K 39 United Capital — ₦931K 40 Africa Prudential — ₦725K 41 Sunu Assurances — ₦540K |
If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 January 2025 in stocks in the Healthcare sector, this is what it is worth now… 1 Fidson Healthcare — ₦2.77 million 2 Neimeth Pharm — ₦2.69 million 3 Mecure Industries — ₦1.88 million 4 May & Baker Nig — ₦1.69 million 5 Ekocorp — ₦1.00 million 6 Pharma-Deko — ₦1.00 million 7 Morison Industries — ₦803K |
If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 January 2025 in stocks in the ICT sector, this is what it is worth now… 1 NCR Nigeria — ₦3.20 million 2 E-Tranzact — ₦2.46 million 3 CWG — ₦2.17 million 4 MTN Nigeria — ₦2.13 million 5 Chams Holding — ₦1.80 million 6 Omatek Ventures — ₦1.64 million 7 Airtel Africa — ₦1.07 million 8 Briclinks Africa — ₦1.00 million |
OP meant that the snake is as dangerous as ladies are |
cantiride2:https://thewhistler.ng/ngx-lists-1-72-billion-additional-shares-of-multi-trex-after-private-placement/ |
KarlTom:That is to say, the new Entity will be like Stanbic-IBTC Bank, since both banks will be retaining their previous names post-merger? |
SonofElElyonRet:At what price will Unity Bank most likely be relisted into the Stock Market? Meanwhile, there is information that Providus Bank Plc is set to be listed into the Stock Market. How does this kind of situation play out exactly? |
mikeapollo:Also, keep back some of your money and get ready to welcome back Unity Bank (Providus) Plc, to the Stock market. With its current price at N1.51, its Bull Run once it return will be on for a very long time. Stay tuned... |
essentialone:https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Listings-site/corporate-disclosure-site/Documents/GREIF_NIGERIA_PLC_NOTICE_OF_FINAL_GENERAL_MEETING_.pdf On 10th November, 2025, we will say a Final Goodbye to Greif Vanleer Nigeria Plc. Buy today, only what you can sell off tomorrow... |
MARKETJJC:Also, keep back some of your money and get ready to welcome back ASO Savings & Loans Plc, to the Stock market. With its current price at N0.50, its Bull Run once it return will be on for a very long time. Stay tuned... |
*The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE)* has suspended trading in the shares of the following companies:Also, keep back some of your money and get ready to welcome back Multi-Trex Integrated Foods Plc, to the Stock market. With its current price at N0.36, its Bull Run once it return will be on for a very long time. Stay tuned... |
essentialone:Ladies and gentlemen, keep back some of your money and get ready to welcome back Standard Alliance Insurance Plc now renamed as Fortis Global Insurance Plc, to the Stock market. With its current price at N0.20, its Bull Run once it return will be on for a very long time. Stay tuned... |
emmanuelewumi:Why is it mostly ladies that died? Were they too weak to escape? Or is it that the company employs mostly ladies? Those MDs always looking for easy targets that they can me-ntorrr. RIP to them all. |
What a man can do, women can do my foot. Men escaped. Women died there. |
