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BREAKING: @SECNigeria investigating @Oando_PLC over possible accounting misdeeds, shares structure after $1.65bn cash buy of #ConocoPhillips |
zamirikpo:Emefiele has stated this more than 10 times!! No bank shall be allowed to go under! CBN will take over the bank and no depositor will loose his funds. For TBill Investment..its very easy! You have your Investment letters. Their Custodians have custody of the Bills. So no wahala even if push turns to shove! |
fxuser:we warned them bu they will not listen! ![]() |
jamace:How does Multiverse Plc manage to escape? These Chinese guys should just stop wasting my time there.. |
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/-547m-debt-etisalat-creditors-reach-amicable-resolution-ncc/204214.html?utm_content=bufferef4ea&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer Business $547m debt: Etisalat, creditors reach amicable resolution – NCC By Zakariyya Adaramola | Publish Date: Jul 5 2017 2:00AM facebooktwitter goolge plus linkdin like (0 Likes) $547m debt: Etisalat, creditors reach amicable resolution – NCC The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said Etisalat Nigeria and its creditors have reached an amicable resolution of key issues pertaining to its $547 million indebtedness. The commission, in a statement in Abuja yesterday, also said it was confident that the smooth transition process that was currently ongoing on mutually agreed terms would be successful. The statement, signed by NCC’s Director of Public Affairs, Tony Ojobo, said the commission was confident that the amicable resolutions reached by the parties would further strengthen Etisalat’s capacity to continue to provide services to its over 20 million customers and to fulfil its obligations to its other stakeholders as a going concern, regardless of any changes that the parties have agreed to Etisalat’s ownership, its board and/or its executive management. |
Etisalat: Investors are dumping ‘FUGAZ’ in droves http://nairametrics.com/2017/07/05/etisalat-investors-are-dumping-fugaz-in-droves/ The recent takeover of the board of Etisalat Nigeria by the CBN and (possibly Aliko Dangote) has sent investors in a frenzy with banking stocks bearing the brunt. The Nigerian stock market banking index dropped a whopping 2.26% on Tuesday as investors feared a potential provisioning of the loans by banks. A loan provision by the consortium of lenders could lead to a loss of between $500million to $1 billion this quarter alone. As investors feared a dip in banks profitability a sell off of bank stocks ensued with the FUGAZ (FBNH, UBA, GTB, Access Bank and Zenith Bank) leading the sell offs. First Bank led the way with a loss of 3.43% while UBA posted a day loss of 5.75%. GTB, Access Bank and Zenith Bank also lost 1.28%, 2.25% and 1.51% respectively. Other tier 2 banks, also reported massive losses by the close of business. Ecobank lost 4.94%, while Diamond Bank and FCMB both lost 4.72 percent respectively. |
stcool:sebi you don sell your own chop your sallah loot alone ![]() |
https://www.businessdayonline.com/new-pension-guidelines-allow-investment-holding-companies/ how does this affects fbnh? |
slimjoe007:yea... send a pm |
yak:Already a thread... https://www.nairaland.com/3657807/bitcoins-all-bitcoins-investment-bitcoin |
You have to accept Losing; its part of the game. If You dont have losses, I hate to tell you, You are just getting lucky. They will come. ![]() |
Dumexoga:Already mopping up more of Dangote Flour and FBNH... I wont allow this oppurtunity to pass by like that |
PETERiCHY:Oil futures still going strong.... https://www.bloomberg.com/energy |
locodemy:cool down...Brent crude is up at $45.56 today ( up 0.74) |
Good day Feelamong Please see below the outcome of the Treasury Bills Primary Auction which held on June 22, 2017: PRIMARY MARKET AUCTION RESULT TENOR (DAYS) STOP RATE 91 13.4999% 182 17.5% 364 18.6499% |
ukay2:Just 3 more trading days...and all man go see wetin we dey see... |
locodemy:Notin Megaa nwanne! I see a lot of mop up! dont say I did not tell you |


