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From my previous limited interaction, I see even some gnarled investors here are confused by the T'bill / bond allocation process and have inadvertently passed wrong information to enquiring newbies. The link below is a 'friendly' writeup on the jargon and process (perhaps, read in conjunction with the results table above for reference) ... https://mailchi.mp/afrinvest/invest-as-low-as-n5000-in-fgn-savings-bond-earn-quarterly-income-at-11244-and-12244-october-2019-dmo-offer-634728?e=dc9601418b Good day. |
jabolo:Oh, I see now but not really works that way. When you apply for TB via bank ahead of the primary auction, their form asks what rate you will bid or whether you prefer to bid with the bank's rate. This only affects the likelihood of the bid being successful, last last you will get the CBN marginal rate if successful. In the secondary market, the Banks (or any seller) are free to quote any rate to sell to you. It's their profit margin. Good day. |
NL1960:If you're referring to the T-bill auction process, I'm not sure this is correct but then, seeing all the recommendations perhaps I didn't understand the original question. If so, I apologize ahead. FWIW, all successful bidders get the marginal rate (rate at which the subscription is fulfilled when all bids are aggregated in ascending order). Just think... - Imagine the administrative nightmare managing different institutions' bids at different rates following each auction; - Quoted yields in the secondary market would have no meaning if the same instrument had different interest rates for different bidders... Etc Good Day. |
NemoDatQuod:Good talk. Communication is underrated if what you are trying to achieve is behavioral change, not simply win the talk talk prize. Else, it's one ego trip after another. I always advise people to Google "criticism sandwich". If you subtly add critical advice in between two episodes of praise/flattery, you will reach her better. So... (1)You look nice today, I always enjoy your company (2) Maybe try this deodorant (3) Hian! No one can slay pass you now. Good Day. |
See one of his fantasy threads here, posing as offshore oil worker... https://www.nairaland.com/6516978/please-there-remmitance-still-send The outlandish story he weaved, I could smell the cheese from a mile off... https://www.nairaland.com/6516978/please-there-remmitance-still-send/1#101050517 |
Davidebun016:Welcome to the forum. For this size of investment, you needed an Electrical Engineer (not an Electrician) to design the installation. The M&E drawings ought to have been stamped and approved alongside the other building architectural drawings. In a sane society, those drawings enter a repository that distribution companies use to plan for area demand growth and thereby avoid the frequent transformer/feeder overloads we have. - If you don't know the size and distribution of the load, how have you sized your various cables and switchgear within the installation? - How has the load been distributed across the various phases since you're likely going to need a 3 phase supply? Anyway sha,based on the limited information above >> back-of-the-envelope calculation (while drinking and chillin' on a lazy Sunday evening so bear with me if any errors) ... AC loads: 23 x 1.5hp = 34.5hp = 26KW LED Recess: 12W x 76 = 0.92KW or 1KW approx LED light panels: (assume 25w each) x 52 = 1.3KW Cookers: (assume 2.5KW each) x 2 = 5KW Water heaters: (assume 2KW each) x 3 = 6KW Sockets: Assume 2 rings in each office and each apartment, so 8 rings in total @ 1KW per ring (assume some usage redundancy) = 8KW Estimated total = 47KW Suggest you need a 60KVA (or slightly bigger for future contingency) 3-phase transformer. The distco might likely step it down from 11KV. Good day. |
Thugnificent:Congratulations for doing this with your original profile (from 2011! ), put out there - warts n' all. Shoot me a PM sometime, apologies in advance if it takes some time to revert as I'm hardly online. Good Day. |
ublight:Young man, you write very well. Actually, your varied imagination is coupled with powers of narration - excellent traits. Any prospective employer should have eyes on you. Keep it up. |
Wapgod:With the funds sitting in your domicilliary account, the world is your oyster. As mentioned above, your bank is a first port of call, to facilitate this, through the secondary market. You should make sure you continously monitor the terms offered against the published yields because the market is quite transparent. You can also participate in the primary market whenever it comes around. Good luck. |
Johntitus:Is it located in Akpatega? If so, I had some time on my hands and carried out 5 minutes of internet search, reavling the following: 1. There was an airstrip in Akpatega. It became disused and it seems people encroached on the land ... https://www.facebook.com/186649875250364/posts/this-is-idah-igala-land-aerodromeaerodrome-is-a-small-airport-the-one-in-igala-l/416516058930410/ But behold, the aerodrome became a farmland, area for quarrying, people's plots of land, mining and parking of sand/stones by tipper operators after his transition. Yes, a stone thrown into the market does not select the enemies from the friends, and so we are all affected. These illegal works continued there until the coming of Attah Idakwo Ameh Oboni. He asked them to stop immediately the day he visited the aerodrome in 2013. He made the whole areas to be cleared and leveled. Today, the situation of it is as in the picture above but do you know what, the Attah Igala and the federal govt have made a plan to revive it, and to have it upgraded to a standard airport very soon, a reliable source informed me. 2. The 2020 Budget approved by the National assembly contained approval for a project submitted by the Federal Ministry of Aviation to maintain the Idah Airstrip, to cost 150 million Naira. https://yourbudgit.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/MINISTRY-OF-AVIATION.pdf See Page 5, Item: ERGP31144151 MAINTENANCE OF IDAH AIRSTRIP Putting (1) and (2) above together, you may not have a case. The airstrip has been encroached upon and the Federal Government is about to resuscitate it. Apologies if your property is not in Akpatega. Good luck. |
sirrotex:I think you got paid for a previous Sukuk you must have invested in, check well. The 13% December 2021 Sukuk coupon is being paid 29/30 June. Regards. |
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emmanuelewumi:No link but I use a broker, and was forwarded letterheaded confirmation (from the joint issuing houses) by my customer relations person. |
Sukuk 4 Allocation Advised! - Rental Rate: 13.00% per annum - Rental Payment Frequency: Rental payments will be credited bi-annually, on 29 June and 29 December every year until the Maturity Date - Issue Date: 29 December 2021 All Retail customers should have got their full allocations. Check your bank/broker or where you applied. |
That was never a red card. He was shielding the ball. |
Observations so far ... -Simon is taking on too much. A simple give and go is more effective than trying to beat two or three defenders. - The strikeforce is an uncoordinated mess, not playing off each other, like they must met. - Our midfieders are 'hiding', not really looking to run into space to receive the ball and make things happen. - Long ball football is embarassing us. - The entire team is lethargic, rather hoping something will happen, not inspired to go all out. Hope they improve. |
Ojix85:Focus on yield. That is what you are effectively earning on the bond - when the price you pay and the coupon you are due to collect over the rest of the bond term is taken into account. Then, the remaining duration of the bond. How long do you want to tie up your money, while earning that yield. These depend on your own investment stance and possible alternative uses for the fund, if any. Personally, the 17-Mar-2027 (ie, 5 years remaining) bond, yielding 12.20 would be an acceptable compromise for my own circumstance. |
jimmykhidge:Spark plugs on a diesel car, lol. These blo.ody spam robots. |
emmanuelewumi:Yes, my bad, just saw that was a re-opened bond so pricing will reflect the yield with coupon maintained. Thanks. I'm on oversight overdrive on DMO weird pricing - comparing that new issue 20 year bond coupon to the 10 year Sukuk. |
emmanuelewumi:Marginal rate was 11.5% so fully subscribed. Then bumped up to 12.5%, just like that. |
skydiver01:This is very dubious. Our commonwealth being sacrificed to personal interest of 'rent collectors', no doubt.
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Born2conquer:Lol 1. Climbing frame for kids in the compound. They therefore tend to be healthier and more spritely. In my youth, I have rapidly climbed, then jumped off many of these pretending to be a 'paratrooper'. 2. With a leaky tank, you have an emergency public shower... etc |
Dijita:This IMO is a common issue with all the BioDigester alternatives being pushed here lately. I've asked before and did not receive satisfactory response. Considering you are planning to discharge the effluent from the BioDigester into public gutters (as, we have no sewers), how much testing has gone on to guarantee the quality of the effluent, and what certification has been given to permit this? It's no use waving a hand and saying it will be ok. As a responsible home owner, if you're adopting this technology, you should be concerned about this as well. Typhoid is a major problem already. |
Akerewe:Most likely a mistake IMO. You should not be expecting coupon payments after the bond has been redeemed. Congratulations on your bond learning journey. You are very determined and the knowledge will pay off in the end. |
Tsuccesssquare:See that my initial gra gra that I'll start 2022 on an optimistic mode for our dear country - this really hit me hard you don't know. Still, we rise. A prosperous 2022 and good luck to the honest service providers out there. Keep doing what you are doing. |
BiolaInsurance:Recommended Course: How not to respond to customers 101 Guy has reported a negative experience. Never mind your illusions about your company, the proper thing would be to show empathy, ask for details, then offer to help ameliorate the situation - personally if possible. I was about contacting you for home insurance too, damn. Good day. |
Ayodeb:I thought you were actually open-minded but you remind me about those folks so invested in MBA Forex they were unprepared to address facts laid before them. At least you've not gone down the coarse abuse route yet lol. Take a read of this site... https://behindmlm.com/mlm-reviews/intelligence-prime-capital-review-boris-ceo-ponzi-scheme/ If your eyes are actually open, and you're being honest, you'll recognize all the red flags they've dug up on Intelligence Prime Capital. If there's anything there you can counter with, feel free to share it here. I'm assuming you are sticking to your word that you want an open honest discussion on this (in my words) scam. Good Day. |
smeag0l:Please don't stop. You have provided comprehensive insider proof that this is just an MLM Ponzi operation. The OP and others pushing this Intelligence Capital scam are only chasing commissions from their affiliate program. Any pretence at trading is bogus. |
freeman67:Yes, the allocation has not been advised but the issuing house/broker ought to have acknowledged the application form and payment at the very least. |
OfficialSam:The dividend statement shows she has about 4,900 shares in First Bank Holdings. If that still holds, current price is about N11, so selling would yield about N54,000. If you choose to hold, current dividend is about 50 kobo per share each year so expect to receive about N2,500 each year. You should have your own investment stance since you know your own current financial issues or otherwise. If it's me, I'll process the L of A to transfer over, then file and forget for a while, collecting the small small dividends. First Bank is a 'blue chip' bank, and too big to fail in the Nigerian system. It has very healthy trading volumes as well so you will have live pricing to guide your decision when you come to sell. Good luck. |
