Donald7610:

You're going to be a blessing to people around you in the future.
Don't let your enemies get glimpse of your future
Don't be foolish like Joseph that went through plenty trials before his dream came to pass

Prepare yourself with prayer now then the brighter future is sure

emmanuelewumi:

Just got an alert of N16350 from First Bank on the 500k investment in NTB for 91days.

mavverick:
I was just told that no more TB unless one has 50m + to spend, can one still transact TB but instead just ask for the bank rate instead as someone mentioned this earlier.

Team16:
@feelamong. Please I need your help. I sent my bid for 364 days at my rate of 18.39% with Gtbank and my account officer told me that my bid failed at that rate. Please what do you think about this. Stop rate yesterday was 18.449%. He was saying crab about bank having to make profit and all those stuffs. From all I could get is that, GTB bids at a higher rate and sell to its customers at a lower rate in order to make their own profit off your money. So anything higher than their rate won't be submitted because they don't make money off it. Please any Gtbank debit higher than 17.9% should comment. Thanks

PeterKbaba:
I just got debited from GTB too

NL1960:


I did with GTB but no debit yet. I have sent a mail to my account officer to know if i was successful but no response yet.

lancee:



I did that the auction before this one , the rates were little bit close to the cbn rate

feelamong:


I think the most important info to look out for on monday/tuesday is if the CBN would conduct any OMO!

Once OMO is done, this fear of excess liquidity and drop in rates would be removed...

Let's also look at the secondary markets trades come monday/tuesday...it will show d direction of d markets

victor54:


If u have sufficient info u can use ur rate. Their last rate for 91days was 13.7 but I went with 13.8.

munezo:


I believe it is better to choose your own rate than leave it at the mercy of your bank. If you know the previous stop rate, then you can bid at a little below it.

My personal investment philosophy is to always put money I will not need for a long time, so I always go for 364 days.

damscoe: Oluwa Champion you are a blessing to our generation . When I started my project last year , I never knew that I could come up with the capital to get it up to this stage, but after I saw this thread I was really inspired and my house has just been roofed last week . May God bless us all.

oduz: Thanks for the deluge of enquirers that have bombarded us based on our response to this thread, we hereby offer the following vital information requested by OGSG.
If for some peculiar reasons u can not meet some of this requirements, unofficial alternatives/waivers can be arranged at a price, but we advise that you visualize with the BIG picture in mind. Best of Luck 


Procedures And Requirements For Certificate Of Occupancy

   1. Complete application form with specified fees paid
   2. Publication fee
   3. development charge
   4. Purchase receipt of the Land/Agreement duly stamped
   5. Sun prints of Survey Plan of the land (4 copies)
   6. Photocopy of Current Tax Clearance [/b]Certificate of [b]Applicants (Ogun State)
   7. Photocopy of Ogun State Education Levy for Corporate body for the past four years
   8. Photocopy of Development levy receipt for individual for the past four years (N400)
   9. Four (4) passport photographs of applicant
  10. Photocopy of approved building plan (if land is developed)
  11. Photocopy of the Certificate of Registration/Incorporation where the applicant is a corporate body.
  12. Photocopy of receipts of all payment made by the applicant#
  13. Execution fee
  14. Survey Inspection fee
  15. Charting fee


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belu: Procedures And Requirements For Certificate Of Occupancy

1. Complete application form with specified fees paid
2. Publication fee
3. development charge
4. Purchase receipt of the Land/Agreement duly stamped
5. Sun prints of Survey Plan of the land (4 copies)
6. Photocopy of Current Tax Clearance Certificate of Applicant (Ogun State)
7. Photocopy of Ogun State Education Levy for Corporate body for the past four years
8. Photocopy of Development levy receipt for individual for the past four years (N400)
9. Four (4) passport photographs of applicant
10. Photocopy of approved building plan (if land is developed)
11. Photocopy of the Certificate of Registration/Incorporation where the applicant is a corporate body.
12. Photocopy of receipts of all payment made by the applicant#
13. Execution fee
14. Survey Inspection fee
15. Charting fee

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