₦airaland Forum

JaceBlaze:
That's the same dude who lied about his imaginary American colleagues who never heard of Michael Jackson until they came to Africa? let's not even bother with that fellow.

so you think everyone knew michael jacksons music in america ?

most people didn't know his music until his death
there are states and counties where they have their own style of musics

places where country musics and classical musics are the eish

Danielnino00:
Cameroon is the second most successful football nation in Africa (as per afcon titles) not Ghana.

Egypt - 7 titles
Cameroon- 5 titles
Ghana - 4 titles..
be informed..

Funny enough Ghana won its last afcon 37 years ago when only 8 countries participated in the tournament..

But football doesn't revolve around the AFCON alone...

There's the Africa women cup of nations... Africa u-17 and u- 20 cup of nations... Africa u-23 cup of nations...Africa beach cup of nations...


Then there's Africa club competitions..

How many of them have Ghana won?

you are dumb on success education

Ghana have been in every single finals for the last 36 years

rvp20182:
Don't bet on that.You may to repeat that concept maybe 30 times for it to finally register in a Naija brain.That is why this thread is long.It more repetition of the same tired arguments.

i know paa

i dont know what breed of humans they are

theenchanter:
this is my last response to this.

A parent company only reimburse it's oversea operation for expansion only. In times like this when an oversea operation needs money, it takes money from its revenue while d parent company takes d risk (monies are usually repatraited to d parent company after tax has been deducted) but the parent company won't receive any money since it's oversea operation needs it.

Before a company can be listed, in nigeria for example, it must have at least 20% of the total share value or 40b naira free float value.

But in access bank case, according to u... has 150m cedis out of 450m, i dont know ghana's stock exchange requirement but I believe access bank has met it before it can be listed on ur stock exchange.

All it needs is to source the remaining 300m from ur people.

Economics 101....given to u pro Bono!

P.S...... about d bolded, access bank nigeria is doing very fine.

good you were able to learn something new today

tylann:
The giant of Africa
The largest economy in Africa
Silly titles to give yourself

those are just slogans meant to cover their mess and fill their egos

tylann:
The guy has been crying about a pic of railway for more than 4 hours

It is nigerian anyway
That will calm his spirits

This days nigerians on this trend are so emotional

naa
i dont think calming his spirit will help him

he will go back to living in self delusion

NairobiWalker:

it is funny when you come across dumb Nigerians
i mean the coconut head ones

NairobiWalker:
Why are you so pained? Okay, the Railway is Nigerian. Are you happy now?

delusion is killing

he thinks the world revolves around Nigeria

theenchanter:
many companies in d world don't raise money on their own, so shut up.

Before any company can be listed on d stock exchange, it must be relevant in that country, non profitable companies can't be listed, man!

U dont expect access bank ghana to source money from its parent company in 9ja, its not done anywhere unless it's for internal expansion, u dumbo.

you are dumb
that is how it is actually done
You raise money from your parent company.

unfortunately for access it wasnt making enough money in Ghana and it parent company was in bad shape

so it had no option than to sell it operation on the local burse


shhh and go and sleep

chrisooblog:
guy save your breath he's a professional troll

theyve folded up majority of their branches

chrisooblog:
please don't tell me you are adding blindness to your lack of reasoning capacity to understand what you yourself wrote

You are sick in the head

sufferNsmiling:
Have you heard renault ,nissan ,vw and kia , like the vip transport buses. They are building west africa's biggest auto assembly plants in accra the 3 vehicle manufacturers.

yes

theenchanter:
if a company or organisation doesn't meet some certain requirements of a nation, can it be listed on d nation's stock exchange?

U see how whacky a Ghanaian brain can be?

kiddo you know nothing about banking
shut up

it couldnt raise money on it own to capitals.
it was facing a collapse by the central bank of Ghana

so it decided to sell shares to Ghanaians
So share holders own the bank now

chrisooblog:
you are such a shameless liar where in the above post did you say this is how a1300km railway will look like

Go and read what i posted with the pic


I know reading is a problem with Nigerians
but help yourself.

theenchanter:
i provided a link to my claim which is https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/careers/companies/top-banks-in-ghana/

Provide urs!

Go to the bank of Ghana page and learn

theenchanter:
and u think u made sense with this?

Lawd have mercy!
Remember that access bank was among d first set of banks to meet d board of governors 60m cedis minimum capital requirement for universal banks?

The rest as they say...... is history.

sorry
access bank could not meet the 450 cedis requirement so it decided to list on the stock exchange

sufferNsmiling:
I only know of 4 or 5 branches in ghana. 3 in accra one on the way to togo and I think one somewhere in tema

those are the ones i know off

theres none in Takoradi, Cape coast

edon21:
all I can do is LAUGH AT YOU

laugh at your own country
we will soon be meet all the requirement for a middle income country
just be there

theenchanter:
the 3rd largest bank in ghana (by asset) has just 2 to 3 branches, tell me more.

Zenith bank is nowhere near the third largest bank in Ghana



it has gone beyond the 7th or something

theenchanter:
even a fool knows access bank is wholly nigerian.


Keep deceiving urself.

you are just dumb

Access Bank Ghana Limited is to raise a total of GH¢450 million on the local bourse through a bond programme and rights issue expected to take place next year.

Proceeds of the capital raising exercises are to help support the bank’s operations and meet the Bank of Ghana’s recapitalisation directive.

A circular from the bank said Access Bank would be aiming at raising GH¢150 million under the bond programme that will subsequently be listed on the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM) of the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE).

The remaining GH¢300 million is to be raised through a rights issue and the proceeds will be used “to meet the new minimum capital set by the BoG,” the bank said in a December 4 circular sent to shareholders.

sufferNsmiling:
Zenith bank has no branches even in accra their branches and very few. Gcb and ecobank I think the ones with the most branches

Zenith bank has just 2 or three branches in Ghana

theenchanter:
yeah..... on nairaland, as usual.

check the Ghanaian Stock exchange
out of the four Nigerian banks
only one Zenith bank is Nigeria and exist
Access is partly Ghanaian

th rest have either been collapsed or forced to merge

theenchanter:
zenith bank (a nigerian bank) is among d 3 biggest bank in Ghana.

https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/careers/companies/top-banks-in-ghana/

you are not abrest with time

Zenith bank IS NOT EVEN IN TOP 7

sufferNsmiling:
All the nigerian banks in ghana as struggling big time. The banks doing well in ghana gcb and ecobank. Then you have stanbic bank standard chartered and barclays bank which are also doing very well in the real estate sector. It looks like people are not just banking with the nigerian banks. That's why they are finding it difficult to raise capital

to survive
they all decided to list on the Ghana stock exchange because there was no money coming from anywhere to save them.

Nigeria is already in a mess

All the Nigerian banks are now partly Ghanaian owned

theenchanter:
see ur life? Is it not better if u don't reply?

i just didnt want your lies to stand

theenchanter:
mobile banking is almost everywhere in africa, urs Is not spectacular.

Can ur bank apps operate cheque deposit, even without d internet?

checks are not a thing in Ghana
cards and mobile money are

checks is soo 1800s



Fidelity Bank is a commercial bank in Ghana which was issued with its Universal Banking License on June 28, 2006, making it the 22nd bank to be licensed by the Bank of Ghana. It is one of the twenty-seven licensed commercial banks in the country.[2]

Fidelity Bank is headquartered in Accra, at Ridge Towers. As of January 2013, the bank operates 75 networked branches and 120 VISA enabled ATMs at various locations.[3]



Managing Director. Jim Baiden is the Managing Director and Co-founder of Fidelity Bank and a member of the Bank's 3 member Executive Directors team on the Board.


nIGERIAN wikipidians are just a bunch of useless people
how come in a country of 200 million people, you cant seem to raise any good journalist

edon21:
that is stark reality

and what is reality?

someone from an alternate universe talking about reality

fact is, we do need to do much to reach the level of South Korea
we just have to keep the speed of development

theenchanter:

Fidelity bank is a nigerian bank. all these cashless stuffs u're ranting about as been in existence in nigeria for over 10years, seems it's a new thing in Ghana cos in 2016, a Ghanaian friend of mine visited me n wanted to send credit card to his mother (his mum was in nigeria) I only asked of his mum number n viola..

He was shocked, he only know of mobile money in Ghana.

Hope u're using a fidelity bank account?

Fidelity bank owned by the likes of Mensah Otabil and co is Nigerian


funny
this spirit of entitlement hehehehe

we are talking about half the total banking asset of Nigerian running on mobile money alone in Ghana
yo can move money directly from you mobile money account into your bank account and vice versa.

edon21:
lol south k?
it's a dream for you great grand children

se this dumb kid

theenchanter:
of course, I've heard of geo payment n I know it originated in SA, FMB (a South African bank) in Ghana introduced it to ghana, what has ur indigenous banks introduced?

check the fidelity bank app
check the ecobank Ghana app
check the barclays Ghana app
check the standard chartered bank App
check the Cal App

those are only banks app
i dont want to add third parties apps

with all of them, you can do cashless deposits
and even create a bank account.



take a loan
move money from one account to another bank account

chrisooblog:
did i say it was? plus when are you going to apologize to the kenyans for posting their picture as yours

i give you a pic of what a 1300km of rail will look like

chrisooblog:
did i say it was? plus when are you going to apologize to the kenyans for posting their picture as yours

are you insane