₦airaland Forum

All eyes on NGX Bulletin page.

Edo queens should lodge compliant with the Sport Arbitration tribunal.

CAF should sanction the referee and its officials and not Edo Queens.

Gtbank, Zenith, Fidelity, UBA and Accesscorp how far?
Na una we dey wait o!

It's the fake sainthood the man sell that annoys me about him.
Strange he was able to garner large following. They say Nigerians are gullible.

GeeKudi:
The “As seen on the Internet”today is so long that I don’t even know how to post it here .
The Agulu man went to look for trouble for himself.

You can follow this link to see the irreparable demolition the Anambra State New Media handle has just done to the fake sainthood Peter Obi sought to confer on himself.

[url] https://x.com/AnambraNewMedia/status/2103767150561316901[/url]

The reason they submitted their H1 report to CBN along with GTB, ZENITH, UBA is so that CBN can approve their report for dividend payment.
Firstholdco did not as they do not intend paying interim dividend.
By this time next week we should know how much we are getting from our banks

mikeapollo:
I thought Access released a report sayin there will be no interim dividend? I may be wrong though.

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has approved the transfer of the business, assets and liabilities of Access Bank (Kenya) Plc to National Bank of Kenya Limited (NBK), in a transaction involving two subsidiaries of Nigeria’s Access Bank.

The Kenyan banking regulator, in a statement yesterday said the transfer followed its approval on August 17, 2026, under Section 13(4) of the Banking Act, as well as approval by the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury and Economic Planning on September 21, 2026.



According to the CBK, the transfer will take effect upon completion of the transaction in accordance with the terms of the Business and Assets Transfer Agreement between the parties.

The development followed Access Bank’s acquisition of NBK from KCB Group Plc in May 2025.

NBK was incorporated in 1968 as a wholly government-owned entity to assist Kenyans to access credit and support economic development following independence.

In September 2019, KCB Group Plc acquired 100 per cent shareholding in NBK. Access Bank Plc subsequently acquired the entire issued share capital of NBK from KCB Group in May 2025.

Access Bank had entered the Kenyan market in February 2020 after acquiring 100 per cent of the issued share capital of Transnational Bank Plc, subsequently renaming it Access Bank (Kenya) Plc.

Transnational Bank commenced operations in Kenya in December 1985.

The latest transaction therefore brings the operations and assets of Access Bank (Kenya) under NBK, which is also owned by Access Bank.

Report indicated that the merger would resolve a Sh2.11 billion (22.41bn) capital shortfall.

What the transaction also means is that Access Holdings PLC is consolidating its operation in Kenya since it owns 100 per cent of NBK.

“From day one the plan was to combine the two and build scale in East Africa. They ran both banks side by side while integration happened. This CBK notice is the legal close of that merger, not an exit,” a source with knowledge of the transaction explained.

CBK said it welcomed the transaction, noting that it would ensure continued stability and enhance the resilience of Kenya’s banking sector while promoting competition.

I notice a recent trend in trades involving Accesscorp.
The prices oscillates during early trades.
At about this time it returns to opening price.
As the market is about an hour to close the price rises until the market closes.
Perhaps the people pulling down the price past months are behind this.
Lets wait for interim dividend announcement of N2 first before one concludes

Dangote should understand that the company belongs to many of us now.
At which board meeting did we decide he take this decision?

Raider76:
Dangote to support two million women with IPO share ownership


https://thenationonlineng.net/dangote-to-support-two-million-women-with-ipo-share-ownership/

I love to apply if they will allow me by Oando.

londonerr:
You think so? This one UBA is borrowing 30 million to people for Dangote Refinery ipo e

Insurance stock is a no go for me and my household.

edwardaigb:
I bought and have been hook in the company for about 20 years. (100,000 units), You see why I don't wish even my enemies to go close to insurance stock.

This is good development.

yMcy56:
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/ACCESS_HOLDINGS_PLC_-_EUROBONDS_REDEMPTION_21SEPT26.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47926_DANGOTE_CEMENT_PLC-CAPITAL_MARKETS_DAY_PRESENTATION_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_SEPTEMBER_2026.pdf

Another person said Wale must kpai for Oando to do better.

mikeapollo:

Someone said Wale must go before Oando go do better!
So yhe question is: Wale must go where?
To Baba God or where?

LSDPC housing estate opposite SOS village which is beside Lagos polytechnic is where I grew up. Where we moved to in 1974.

Different from the Jakande estate not far from the bridge.

emmanuelewumi:
You meant you moved to Isolo Housing estate in 1984.

Because it was opened in December 1983, few weeks before he was removed from office

Old news!

megawealth01:
A fresh fall in price eminent bayi?

I'm lived in Isolo LSDPC estate. We moved there in 1974.
Isolo is my hood. I was in Primary 1 back then.

ppogba:
I am not arguing who did what or did not do what. I am arguing as someone with a first hand knowledge even though it may not be accurate now. The Isolo estate you are talking about was not inaugurated in 1979. People did not start moving it there till early 80s. Will the establishment of Lagos Poly be credited with an instant development of Ikotun and Egbe. Papa,the answer is an EMPHATIC NO.

Na small pikin I be.

I used to walk to ejigbo grammar school from Isolo in the early 1980s. The bridge was there. 1982/83. I wake pass that place very well.
Oga Emma is right.

ppogba:
I am not always inclined to arguing with all these Twitter say, ggogle say. If you know that axis well, there is a Cherubim and Seraphim Church that have their camp ground around that axis. As at the time I follow them there for their annual wareva, the last visible development from Lagos poly towards Isolo ends almost at that point. Then we swim inside the " pond" and the road after the river/ pond was like a road that leads to a village.

Na small pikin I be oo.

A new securities exchange is about to go live in Nigeria, it official name is ContiSX Securities Exchange Plc, the website countdown points to 19 October 2026. Headquartered in New Owerri, Imo State, it was founded by Prof. Ndubuisi Ekekwe of Tekedia. Its slogan is “exchanging prosperity.”

If you have heard the name and are wondering whether it is another Lagos stock story, a crypto app, or something you can actually use from Aba, Kano or the diaspora, these are the answers that matter.

What exactly is ContiSX?
It is a full-service securities exchange — a stock market plus more. It is built to list and trade equities, government and corporate bonds, Treasury Bills, commercial papers, ETFs, private-market instruments, and other products. It also talks about derivatives, tokenised instruments, and something it calls Contisx Economic Instruments (CEIs): small, standardised pieces of real businesses, farms, and projects that people can buy from as little as a few thousand naira.

Is it regulated? Is it real?
Yes, it is under the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria. In April 2026 the SEC granted it Approval-in-Principle. The official site now presents the exchange as licensed and regulated. That is the difference between a roadside scheme and a market that has to follow capital-market rules on listings, brokers, custody and investor protection. Always confirm operators on the SEC’s own register before you send money.

How is this different from NGX, FMDQ or NASD?
NGX is still the main public equities market. FMDQ dominates a lot of fixed income and currencies. NASD handles some unlisted securities. ContiSX wants to sit beside them as a multi-asset venue: public markets, private markets, SME/cooperative listings, live auctions, and tools aimed at people who never opened a CSCS account.

Can an ordinary person invest? How do I open an account?
The website says open an account through licensed dealing members (brokers), then invest. That is the same basic Nigerian model as NGX: you do not usually trade the exchange itself; you go through a SEC-licensed broker, complete KYC (ID, BVN, address), and hold securities in a depository account. Retail onboarding is expected after the institutional rollout. Join the waitlist on contisx.com and wait for live buttons at launch. Do not send money to random DMs.

Minimums shown on demo CEI deals have been in the ₦8,000–₦25,000 range. That is the inclusion story: smaller tickets than a typical IPO allocation culture.

Can SMEs, cooperatives or my state raise money there?
That is a core claim. The exchange is pitching SME boards, cooperative shares, commercial papers, bonds and CEIs so a business or community project can raise working capital without only begging a bank. Brokers and dealers can also launch branded venues on its infrastructure. Execution after launch is what will prove it.

What about diaspora Nigerians?
The founder has openly courted diaspora capital with the line “Invest at Home, Thrive Globally.” In principle, non-resident Nigerians already invest in Nigerian markets through licensed brokers and proper FX/repatriation channels. ContiSX wants to make that path clearer. Rules still depend on where you live and how money enters and leaves Nigeria. Use a licensed broker, not WhatsApp “slots.”

Is there crypto? What is the ContiSX Phone?
The platform includes digital-asset and tokenisation language, stablecoin frameworks, and hybrid on-chain/off-chain settlement — all under the securities-law umbrella, not as an unregulated coin casino. Separately, they are promoting a ContiSX Phone: a blockchain-oriented device with multilingual support (Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Pidgin, English) and a “zero-data” claim for using ContiSX services. Apps are also promised on ordinary Android, iOS, web and even Smart TV. Treat the phone as an access product, not a requirement.

Should you care?
If ContiSX does what it says, Nigeria gets a second full-service exchange, smaller tickets into bonds and real businesses, and more ways for money outside banks to earn something. If it under-delivers, you still have NGX, FMDQ, licensed apps and T-bills.

The practical move before 19 October: join the official waitlist, verify any broker on SEC’s list, and ignore anyone asking you to “buy ContiSX tokens” privately. A new exchange is useful only if it is regulated, liquid, and boring in the right ways.

NREIT has not paid sir. They said they would pay on September 8th but nothing was sent.
I sent them email last week and they were like payment date will be announced soon. Payment date they already annouced
Abi na another NREIT you dey?

LBIC did not give the bonus. I dont know why.

megawealth01:
Interim/Special Dividend & Bonus Monitor 2026 and Others 🖥👁‍🗨
(Tracking & Compilation Monitor)

Updated: Sept 7 (2pm)

📍 (A). Interim Dividend (ID)

• NIDF ✔️ (Paid)
FD/ID 4...N4.68 (FYE 2025)
PD....Feb 5
QD.....Jan 28
Paymaster; Coronation

• Newrest ✔️ (Paid)
ID...N10.82
PD....Mar 6
QD.....N/A
Paymaster; Meristem

• Food Concepts ✔️ (Paid)
ID...10k
PD....Mar 31
QD.....Mar 24
Paymaster; Meristem

• CBP ✔️ (Paid)
ID...10k
PD....Apr 7
QD.....Mar 27
Paymaster; Light House

• Guinness Nig ✔️ (Paid)
ID 1...N2.00
PD....Apr 24
QD.....Apr 20
Paymaster; Veritas

• NIDF ✔️ (Paid)
ID 1...N4.53 (Q1 2026)
PD....May 6
QD.....Apr 28
Paymaster; Coronation

• Ikeja Hotel ✔️ (Paid)
ID 1....3k
PD....June 5
QD.....May 8
Paymaster; Greenwich

• Seplat ✔️ (Paid)
ID 1....5 cents
PD....June 19
QD.....June 5
Paymaster; Datamax

• Transcorp Power ✔️ (Paid)
ID....N1.50
PD....July 23
QD.....July 20
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

• Africa Prudential ✔️ (Paid)
ID.....10k
PD....July 23
QD.....July 20
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

• CSCS ✔️ (Paid)
ID..N1.00
PD....July 23
QD.....July 17
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

• Transcorp Hotels ✔️ (Paid)
ID....10k
PD....July 27
QD.....July 22
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

• NIDF ✔️ (Paid)
ID 2...N4.40 (Q2 2026)
PD....July 27
QD.....July 17
Paymaster; Coronation

• Transcorp Group ✔️ (Paid)
ID....40k
PD....July 28
QD.....July 23
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

• NGX Group ✔️ (Paid)
ID ....N1.30
PD....Aug 5
QD.....July 29
Paymaster; Datamax

• UCAP ✔️ (Paid)
ID......30k
PD....July 30
QD.....July 27
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

• Guinness Nig ✔️ (Paid)
ID 2....N7.00
PD....Aug 10
QD.....July 29
Paymaster; Veritas

• VFD ✔️ (Paid)
ID....24k
PD....Aug 10
QD.....Aug 3
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

• Unilever ✔️ (Paid)
ID..N2.00
PD....Aug 14
QD.....July 31
Paymaster; Greenwich

• HBM (Fmrly Lafarge Africa) ✔️ (Paid)
ID......N16
PD....Aug 17
QD.....Aug 12
Paymaster; Cardinalstone

• Presco ✔️ (Paid)
ID...N10
PD....Aug 27
QD...Aug 14
Paymaster; First

• Seplat ✔️ (Paid)
ID 2...5 cents
PD....Aug 28
QD......Aug 13
Paymaster; Datamax

• TIP ✔️ (Paid)
ID....20k
PD....Aug 31
QD.....Aug 10
Paymaster; Apel

• Ikeja Hotel ✔️ (Paid)
ID 2....3k
PD....Sept 4
QD.....Aug 7
Paymaster; Greenwich

• UPDC REIT ✔️ (Paid)
ID.....40k
PD....Sept 4
QD.....Aug 28
Paymaster; First

• MTN ✔️ (Paid)
ID...N26
PD....Sept 7
QD...Aug 29
Paymaster; Coronation

• Custodian ✔️ (Paid)
ID...25k
PD....Sept 8
QD....Aug 17
Paymaster; Meristem

📍 (B). Special Dividend (SD)

• Seplat ✔️ (Paid)
SD 1....3.3 cents
PD....May 29
QD.....May 15
Paymaster; Datamax

• Seplat ✔️ (Paid)
SD 2...4 Cents
PD....June 19
QD...June 5
Paymaster; Datamax

• Seplat ✔️ (Paid)
SD 3...7 Cents
PD....Aug 28
QD....Aug 13
Paymaster; Datamax

📍 (C). Bonus (B)

• NGX ✔️ (Credited)
Bon....1 for 3
QD...Apr 10
Registrars; Datamax

• NAHCO ✔️ (Credited)
Bon....1 for 7
QD...May 1
Registrars; CardinalStone

• Vitafoam
Bon....1 for 5
QD...Feb 6
Registrars; Meristem

• ITMB
Bon....1 for 1
QD...N/A
Registrars; Africa Prudential

• UBN Property
Bon....3 for 40
QD...Mar 6
Registrars; Cardinalstone

• Zichis
Bon....1 for 1
QD...Mar 16
Registrars; Datamax

• LBIC
Bon....2 for 15
QD.....Apr 21
Registrars; Africa Prudential

📍 (D). Others

• MREIF ✔️ (Paid)
Div....N3.7468 (For Series 1 Investors)
Div....N9.7192 (For Series 2 Investors)
PD....Feb 27
QD.....Feb 20
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

Note: MREIF means Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MoFI) Real Estate Investment Fund under the care of ARM Investment Managers Ltd.

• The Frontier Fund ✔️ (Paid)
Distr....N18.00
PD....Mar 6
QD.....Feb 27
Paymaster; Pace

Note: The Frontier Fund is being managed under SCM Capital Asset Management Ltd. The distribution is for H2 2025 (Half Year 2025).

• CIF ✔️ (Paid)
Distr....N9.11
PD....Feb 3
QD.....Jan 29
Paymaster; Coronation

Note: CIF means Coronation Infrastructure Fund. CIF is being managed under Coronation Asset Management Ltd. The distribution is for H2 2025 (Half Year 2025).

• SFS REIT ✔️ (Paid)
Distr....N28.30
PD....May 18
QD.....Apr 17
Paymaster; Pace

Note: SFS REIT is being managed under SFS Capital Nigeria Ltd. The distribution is for 2025 FYE (Financial Year End of Year 2025).

• Vetiva Banking ETF ✔️ (Paid)
Distr....21k
PD....May 28
QD.....May 15
Paymaster; First

• MREIF ✔️ (Paid)
Div....N2.8022 (For Series 1 Investors)
Div....N8.6136 (For Series 2 Investors)
PD....July 15
QD.....July 10
Paymaster; Africa Prudential

Note: The payments are for the Half Year Ended June 30, 2026.

• Newrest Nigeria ✔️ (Paid)
Fin Div....N11.83
PD....Aug 11
QD.....N/A
Paymaster; Meristem

• Nigeria Real Estate Investment Fund (NREIT) by Chapel Hill Denham ✔️ (Paid)
Distr....N1.72
PD....Sept 8
QD.....July 29
Paymaster; Coronation

Note: The payment is for the Half Year Ended June 30, 2026.

Note

ID....Interim Dividend/Distribution
Div....Dividend
Distr....Distribution
Bon....Bonus
QD.....Qualification Date
PD.....Payment Date
Paymaster....Registrars in charge of the payment

They are here to stay. They are welcome.
Next they will be marrying our daughters.
Next they will be buying our land.
Next they will be competing in our elections.
Next they will be on NSEMPA

crownprince2017:
People can twist the real conversation to suit their narratives, when vdm was exposing their profit margin of 100% and above, you did not remember all this internet as seen but when the Chinese have realized even them the producers are not making as much as their buyers then as a rational business person the logical thing is to go after that market you have long be cheating even with fake products as original.
The Chinese are here to stay, anybody that is making outrageous profits should be exposed to face competition from the Chinese..

The only guys to be protected are the ones with factory for production In respective of tribe, religion and ethnicity.

Which kind comment come be dis? Na so this Oando matter reach

STNWAUME:
As long as Adewale Tinubu is alive Oando problem will persist

Somebody said Wale will suprise everyone at the AGM. Are you still not suprised?

megawealth01:
On this arranged AGM...

ITS A HUGE SHAME that nothing reasonable came out. Hopefully the MM will help us pump the thing at least to help PETERICHY bailout his JIJO funds

Lagos, 16th September 2026
ANNOUNCEMENT TO NGX, SHAREHOLDERS AND THE INVESTING PUBLIC
Abbey Bank Plc ("the Bank") hereby announces that, following the completion of
the Bank's Private Placement of 26,562,647,265 ordinary shares of0.50k each at
2.43k per share.

Accesscorp get one whale like that. It must be an HE. He shows up when market is about to close and drag the price down.

yMcy56:
Closed @4.50
That guy na one yeye person....
Hope you've also seen his pattern of trading the stock.....
One of the worst trading pattern for a newly listed stock.....
Let's see if he's done @4.50 or not yet satisfied...
I hope he comes to take it up the way he's crashing it..

Loco don put hand for AVACAP

Hum...make I no talk

Stockpromoter:
AVACAP: Watch for a Possible Dead-Cat Bounce

AVACAP has rejected the ₦5.00 support area and traded down to ₦4.55, its 52-week low.

For today, I’m watching the ₦4.95–₦5.00 area closely. The stock needs to absorb selling pressure and reclaim this zone.

If AVACAP is rejected around ₦4.95–₦5.00 and closes below ₦4.95, I would expect the downside pressure to remain, with the possibility of further weakness.

This could be developing into a dead-cat bounce, but I need to see more price action and confirmation before calling it one.

₦4.55 remains the key level to watch.

He's a wicked fool!

Willy2025:
This is someone who was in the opposition before o. He has experienced dictatorship and abuse of people's rights and was once a victim of rights violations. Now that he has tasted power, he wants to become a dictator himself. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Mercy and AVA like 5 and 6

She no fit carry face comot for one day from

that stock.

yMcy56:
Market is generally not doing bad today....
Quite some greens...

Attached is AVA as at now....
Full bid...
Still watching if the dumper will show again to confirm his action is deliberate....😊

Exactly! And when BUA and NNPC Refineries both start working.

emmanuelewumi:
Not sustainable. Margin will come down whenever we have peace in the middle east

AVACAP N4.55. Maybe we should wait at N3

Add Juli join

presiade:
Instead of buying some hype, I’d buy beautiful Ellah Lekos. /s

Stanbic stockbrokers seem to care only for big players like Mycy and Loco
I abandoned them since. Customer care is Zero!

brainhack:
Please give me recommendations of Stock Brokers you have good experience with.

Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers is a very useless company, i spend endless time trying to unsuccessfully talk with their customers service, they are very reluctant to respond to emails. I keep asking yourself if anybody is even working there

Stomach infrastruture!

ppogba:
Ngige knelt down inside Okija shrine.

Ngige knelt down before Andy.

Umoh Eno knelt down before the former Governor in a stadium in the full glare of all.

Check the internet.
Make una leave person wey dey hustle for his daily bread alone.

He may not know about shares, stocks and other investment. Let us cut him some slack.

I suspect Alhaji with his Oando tactics.
He must be dining with Wale
He never said this about his other companies.