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givedemwotowoto:
Required Qualification: You will be asked to prove anti-Obidient stance by making a post on social media against PO (Joke)

Calebbold:
The site can open. Try clicking on a particular company, then click on the financial statement or corporate Disclosures and check of its going to open.

Calebbold:
I tried opening the corporate Disclosures or financial statements of companies listed on the nigeria stock exchange site but it doesn't open.
Please can anyone confirm if they are experiencing something similar?

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

megawealth01:
Where's OANDO?

abbasajao:
Zenith bank, UBA, GTBank, Fidelity bank are all among banks that have requested extension to publish their half year results.

Why writing about Gtbank?

SmartInsure:
🚨 PRESCO ₦10 DIVIDEND: IMPORTANT

Today, 14 August 2026, is PRESCO’s qualification date for its ₦10/share interim dividend.

But there’s a catch 👇

NGX now operates on T+1 settlement. This means a share bought today settles on the next business day — Monday, 17 August.

So, buying PRESCO shares today does NOT mean you will qualify for this dividend.

💰 Dividend: ₦10/share
📅 Qualification date: 14 Aug 2026
💵 Payment date: 27 Aug 2026

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If you already held PRESCO shares before today, you’re the one to watch for this dividend.

emmanuelewumi:
Very sorry guys, I exceeded my normal bottles of beer tonight.

Please ignore what I wrote about Ellah Lakes

emmanuelewumi:
Source

crownprince2017:
10 for interim is not possible joo.

Ginalex:
Fest bank wetin dey occur??

Meanwhile, my husband and I welcomed our bundle of joy 2days ago. 👶

megawealth01:
An alumni of the UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN is the first female NBA President... Congratulations to you a fellow AKOKITE...

We are simply the BEST 💕

© MEGAWEALTH01

lawani:
Nations or zones in Nigeria just as in anywhere are successful according to population, urban agglomeration which is an indication of organization and HDI.
In population the SE is the least and it is around one third of the SW or the NW. In urbanization it might be second to the last ahead of maybe only the NE and in HDI it is number one as a zone but below Lagos or Ogun state as stand alones

So how did he count millionaires to say the SE is leading? Is it people with one million dollars of which half of them are in Lagos or he counted people that own their own homes of which the majority will be in the North as they buy more cement? I wonder what he used to arrive at his conclusion?

If the SE had the population then they would stand a better chance of pulling more weight

Streetinvestor2:
Pls how do one share a topic from another thread to here.I no too sabi do all this phone stuff oh

I for like share the topic why obi is Unfit to be president here make you wonder reasoning from some who claimed to be an achiever.

His achievements na how obi for take help his life...lol

mikeapollo:
Lagos was not part of Western Nigeria.
Western Nigeria at the time included Delta and Edo (old Bendel), Ekiti, Oando, Osun, Oyo. So resources from these places (Cocoa, Palm fruits,, etc) SE, North etc. were contributed to the Central Govt. part of which was used to finance the development of Lagos.

Same way Abuja is being developed today

It just baffles me how one could use budget of 55m pounds in a single year as basis for this kind of discussion or topic

mikeapollo:
Oil was discovered in 1950s!
So tell me if it was the commercial buyers/sellers or the IGR from the markets that built the major roads, bridges, seaports, railways, etc. and also made the embassies to situate their offices in Lagos.
Conscience does not argue with the inner truth!

iwaeda:
Now it is Sahel disturbing Nigeria, internally kidnappers are incharge.

mikeapollo:
Sometimes, it is better to keep quiet if one does not have superior arguments and facts: There are surely appointments given to other ethnic groups and tribes, but it is a fact that Tinubu's key appointments and positions are lopsided towards Yoruba people, and this has even been criticized by some Yoruba elders and Statesmen

1. Chief of Staff – Femi Gbajabiamila
2. Minister of Petroleum Resources – Bola Ahmed Tinubu
3. Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy – Wale Edun / now replaced with Taiwo Oyedele
4. Minister of Interior – Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo
5. Minister of Power – Adebayo Adelabu
6. Minister of Solid Minerals – Dele Alake
7. Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy – Bosun Tijani
8. Minister of Marine and Blue Economy – Adegboyega Oyetola
9. Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment – Jumoke Oduwole
10. Minister of State, Environment – Moruf Olalekan Adebayo
11. Minister for Youth Development – Ayodele Olawande
12. Minister of State, Health – Salako Isiaq Adekunle Adeboye
13. Chief Justice of Nigeria – Kudirat Motonmori Olatokunbo Kekere-Ekun
14. Chief of Army Staff – Olufemi Olalotunbosun Oluyede
15. Inspector General of Police – Kayode Egbetokun
16. DG, Department of State Services – Adeleai Oluwatosin Ajayi
17. Commander, Brigade of Guards – Adebis Oluasola Olasanya
18. Chief of Defence Space Administration – Larre Ibrahim Oluwatoyin
19. Commandant, National Defence College – Olumuyiwa Morakinyo Olotu
20. CG, Nigeria Customs Service – Bashir Adewale Adeniyi
21. CG, Federal Fire Service – Abdulganiyu Olayi Jaji
22. Accountant-General of the Federation – Shamsudeen Babatunde
23. Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria – Olayemi Michael Cardoso
24. Chairman, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission – Ola Olukoyede
25. Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service – Zaccheaus Adedeji Adedeji
26. CCE, Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission – Gbenga Komolafe
27. DG/CEO, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency – Dayo Mobereola
28. MD/CEO, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria – Gbenga Alade
29. DG, National Pension Commission – Mojisola Yahaya
30. DG, Bureau of Public Procurement – Adebayo Adewusi
31. MD/CEO, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria – Olubunmi Oluwaseun Kuku
32. DG, Bureau of Public Enterprises – Ayodeji Ariyo Gbeleyi
33. MD/CEO, Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority – Olufemi Ogunyemi
34. Commissioner/CEO, National Insurance Commission – Olusegun Aya Omosehin
35. DG/CEO, National Identity Management Commission – Abisoye Coker-Odusote
36. DG/CEO, National Space Research and Development Agency – Matthew Adepoju
37. DG/CEO, National Centre for Technology Management – Olushola Odusanya
38. DG/CEO, National Automotive Design and Development Council – Oluseunmi Joseph Osanipin
39. Chairman, Nigerian Ports Authority Board – Adedayo Clement Adeyeye
40. MD, Federal Housing Authority – Oladimeji Oyetunde Ojo
41. ES, National Lottery Trust Fund – Tosin Adeyanju
42. DG/CEO, National Lottery Regulatory Commission – Lanre Gbajabiamila
43. CEO, Nigerian Postal Service – Omotola Odeyemi
44. CEO, Nigeria Data Protection Commission – Vincent Olatunji
45. MD/CEO, Galaxy Backbone Limited – Ibrahim Adejuyi Adeyanju
46. DG/CEO, National Biosafety Management Agency – Agnes Yemisi Asagbra
47. DG, National Agency for the Control of AIDS – Temipole Ilori
48. DG, National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control – Mojirola Christianah Adeyeye
49. CEO, National Primary Health Care Development Agency – Muji Aina
50. DG, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control – Jide Idris
51. Statistician-General, National Bureau of Statistics – Adeyemi Adeniran
52. DG, National Sugar Development Council – Aliyu Yakubu
53. DG/CEO, Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria – Lekam Badadjo
54. VC/CEO, Federal Competition & Consumer Protection Commission – Adetokunbo Aloba
55. National Coordinator, National Social Safety-Net Coordinating Office – Funmi Olotu
56. DG, National Sports Commission – Bukola Olawale Olopade
57. DG, Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation – Folorunsho Coker
58. DG/CEO, National Orientation Agency – Lanre Issa-Onilu
59. Registrar Surveyors Council of Nigeria – Olakunle Olugbemiro
60. President/CEO Digital Bridge Institute – Opeyemi Dele-Ajayi
61. DG/CEO Industrial Training Fund – Oluwatoyin Afiz Ogun
62. DG/CEO Nigerian Institute of Medical Research – John Oladapo Obafunwa
63. DG/CEO National Institute for Hospitality Tourism – Abisoye Fagade
64. National Power Training Institute of Nigeria – Ahmed Bolaji Nagode
65. DG National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies – Ayo Omotayo
66. Administrator/CEO Public Service Institute of Nigeria – Abdul-Ganiyu Obatoyinbo
67. Registrar Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board – Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede
68. Registrar/CEO Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria – Josiah Ajiboye
69. MD/CEO Nigerian Education Loan Fund – Akintunde Sawyer
70. DG/CEO Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria – Patrick Olusami Adebola
71. MD/CEO Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation – Folashade Joseph
72. Mr. Ayo Sotinrin – MD, Bank of Agriculture
73. Sowade Oluwakayode – Executive Director, Ogun-Osun River Basin
74. Engr. Michael Oluwagbemi – Programme Director, Presidential CNG Initiative
75. Brigadier General Olakunle Oluseye – DG, NYSC
76. Dr. Adesegun Akin-Olugbade – Chairman, Nigeria Independent System Operator (NISO)
77. Mr. Idris Olurinnimbe – Chairman, UBEC
78. Prof. Balaji Akinyemi – Chairman, Nigerian Institute for International Affairs
79. Olusegun Omosehin & Engr. Wole Ogunsanya – Board Members, NCDMB
80. Senator Surajdeen Bashorun Ajibola – Chairman, National Sugar Development Council
81. Senator Tokunbo Afikuyomi – Chairman, NOTAP
82. Aide-de-Camp (ADC) – Colonel Nurudeen Alowonle Yusuf
83. Special Adviser on Information and Strategy – Bayo Onanuga
84. Special Adviser on Media – Sunday Dare
85. Senior Special Assistant (Media) – Tunde Rahman
86. Senior Special Assistant on Digital and New Media – O’Tega Ogra
87. Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (House of Representatives) – Olarewaju Kunle Ibrahim
88. Senior Special Assistant to the President on Linguistics and Foreign Matters.
89. Director General Protocol.
90. Special Assistant Domestic.
91. Private Secretary

isaacosas01:
Now we are saying truth. The only way Tinubu wins is by rigging. Lets stops painting the truth - Tinubu chance is only by Rigging, no one will vote for him.

But i dare say this will not be like the last elections, more people will come out, more people are angry. It will be impossible for Tinubu to win by rigging.

awesomeJ:
@ositadima2 and everyone else interested, market has been slow for a while now, this means even if I grow my portfolio more, it doesn't entirely translate to more trading volumes.

So I decided to shed some cash and buy my car, maybe perhaps cos you mentioned it too last week when we won the league.

It's a 2019 Rx F-SPORT with CLEAN TITLE. Too many salvage cars in this country.

Financing by Autochek.
Since I make much more than any cost of funds.

Insurance premium on the car is more than ALL my entire portfolio just last year.

God is Awesome! 🎉🎉


Happy Sallah to our Muslim brothers and Sis.

megawealth01:
Una don provoke ZICHIS management so they have to do the needful

deathwing:
Another day another dumping.

GeeKudi:
In which school, sir? Per NUC standard, you must score 40% to have E in any course. Anything below that is F.

Agbalowomeri:
Your required courses in the universities have a pass mark of 30% and compulsory courses 40%. So?

emmanuelewumi:
Opportunity for long term investors to buy Zichis and average down