₦airaland Forum

Wainey:
is this one vawulence abi pure disrespect?
He only asked a question and you called him illiterate, I was even about to ask why they aren't on those other notes and how will the blind identify those notes.
Na wa o

PointZerom:
Why mix concoctions if it's truly working?

brain54:
Do you know braille...?

It's not. No dey talk wetin you no know!

That's not braille!

richiemcgold:
Why are they not on other notes then? I mean N100, N200, N500 & N1k?

brain54:
Bros is it braille...?

Ballzproblem2:
you must be on kolos, you can't feel those symbols

Christistruth00:
It was for the South

Say No to bigotry
Except the Obi Onitsha,You had no Kings of note

madridguy:
As usual, attache by force. You don quickly bring SS into this again Meanwhile, I believe you and yours brother dey brag here that in your region, everyone is a king in his house and when the colonial masters arrived, no reputable leader to engage since everyone is a king inside his house.

Leave people of traceable history alone.

madridguy:
Don't bring Hausa Kings into your deeakk measuring competition. It is bold written there " Southern Province " so keep your sermon.

Sell-offs in the shares of Tier-one banks on Thursday contributed to a 0.32 per cent decline in the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) market indices.

Specifically, losses in the share prices of FBN Holdings, Access Corporation, Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO), Zenith Bank and StanbicIBTC Bank, among others, dragged down the market performance.

Consequently, investors saw a decrease of N190 billion or 0.32 per cent, with market capitalisation opening at N59.095 trillion and closing at N58.905 trillion.

The All-Share Index also dipped by 0.32 per cent to close at 104,181.32 points, compared to 104,518.14 points posted on Tuesday.

This led to a Year-To-Date (YTD) return of 39.33 per cent.

The market breadth ended negative, with 32 losers and 21 gainers.

On the losers’ table, International Energy Insurance and Caverton led by 10 per cent each to close at N1.44, N1.62 per share respectively.

Thomaswy lost 9.63 per cent to close at N1.97, NEM Insurance dropped 9.60 per cent to close at N8.95, while Tantalizers went down by 9.52 per cent to close at 38k per share.

On the other hand, UPL Ltd., led the gainers table by 9.84 per cent to close at N2.68, SCOA Nigeria Plc gained 9.96 per cent to close at N2.15 per share.

Morison Industries Plc rose by 9.66 per cent to close at N1.93, Cutix Plc advanced by 9.62 per cent to close at N2.85 and Mutual Benefits Assurance appreciated by 9.38 per cent to close at 70k per share.

Analysis of the market activities showed trade turnover settled lower relative to the previous session, with the value of transactions down by 39.04 per cent.

A total of 405.03 million shares valued at N8.91 billion were exchanged in 10,364 deals, compared to 545.49 million shares valued at N14.61 billion exchanged in 12,747 deals posted previously.

Access Corporation led the volume chart with 50.00 million shares traded in value of N1.24 billion, UBA sold 49.01 million shares worth N1.37 billion.

Transcorp traded N45.95 million shares worth N612.80 million, Zenith sold 41.88 million shares worth N1.86 billion to lead the chart by value and GTCO transacted 29.70 million shared valued at N1.57 billion.(NAN)

3ice9ce:
How many tickets your papa buy?
You children of poor Igbos make noise about. The rich Igbos one talk, na yuuu children of wetche people.

Meanwhile, your fathers can't even afford bicycles, you have to put them in brides list for your in-laws to buy for you

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Righteousness2:
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Reminds me of those guys who decided to build a tower that will get to heaven.
BABA quickly switch their tongues.


These Scientist trying these dangerous adventure are best summarized as "Professing to be Wise, they became fools".

[b]Romans 1:20-22

“…For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead, so that they are without excuse, because although they knew God, they did not glorify Him as God, nor were thankful, but became futile in their thoughts, and their foolish hearts were darkened. Professing to be wise, they became fools…”


This world is going deep into insanity and Consequences will be more Sinking Brutal Destructions and Disasters.

Get ready to meet JESUS CHRIST. There is No more Time

The seven-man panel set up by the Chief Judge of Edo State, Justice Daniel Okungbowa, to investigate the allegation of misconduct levelled against the state deputy governor, Philip Shaibu, began sitting on Wednesday.

The panel headed by retired Justice S. A. Omonuwa, was set up by Justice Okungbowa following the resolution by the state House of Assembly, which initiated the impeachment process against Shaibu.

At the panel on Wednesday, the House of Assembly was represented by Mr Joe Ohiafi, Deputy Clerk, Legal, just as Shaibu was represented by Prof Oladoyin Awoyale (SAN).

The impeachment process is believed to be the latest development in the conflict between Shaibu and Governor Godwin Obaseki, his principal, which allegedly began when Shaibu announced his intention to run for Edo governor this year.

A statement signed by the administrative secretary of the panel, George Odidi, last Thursday read, “Take notice that consequent upon the inauguration of the above panel by His Lordship the Hon. Chief Judge of Edo State, Hon. Justice Daniel Okungbowa, in line with Section 188 Subsection 5 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999, the said panel shall commence sitting at Judges Conference room, New High Court Complex, Benin City on Wednesday, April 3, 2024 at 10am prompt.

“Parties and/or their counsel are expected to be present on that day while the complainant is expected to be ready to present its case on that day.”

kettykin:
Lagos eateries are barely making any progress

Cadbury Nigeria Plc reported a pre-tax loss of N28.2 billion in FY 2023, marking a whopping 2269% decline from the N1.3 billion pre-tax profit posted in 2022.

According to the company’s audited financial statement for 2023, Cadbury Nigeria posted a revenue of N80.4 billion in 2023, reflecting a 46% growth from the N55.2 billion posted in 2022.

In 2023, the group recorded a N36.9 billion foreign exchange loss, effectively resulting in a retained loss of N11.4 billion and a negative equity of N6.5 billion.

Key Highlights (FY 2023 vs FY 2022)

-Revenue: N80.4 billion, +46% YoY
-Cost of sales: N63.0 billion, +33% YoY
-Gross profit: N17.3 billion, +124% YoY
-Selling and distribution expenses: N7.3 billion, +16% YoY
-Operating profit: N7.9 billion, +3957% YoY
-Net finance (cost)/income: -N36.0 billion, -3362% YoY
-Loss before tax: N28.2 billion, -2269% YoY
-Loss for the year: N19.1 billion, -3374% YoY
-Earnings per share: -N10.16, -3374% YoY
Total assets: N63.4 billion, +6% YoY

What you should know
The company’s primary revenue sources were refreshment beverages, including Cadbury Bournvita and 3-in-1 Hot Chocolate, which collectively generated N52.2 billion in sales in 2023.

This was followed by confectionery products such as TomTom, Candy Caramel, Candy Coffee, Buttermint, and Clorets gum, which contributed N25.6 billion in revenue. Additionally, Bournvita Biscuit, introduced to the market in 2023, generated N609 million in sales.

Facing a challenging financial scenario evidenced by a negative equity of N6.5 billion in 2023, the company is actively pursuing debt restructuring as a necessary measure.

Consequently, the company is currently in the process of converting a $7.7 million debt owed to its principal shareholder, Cadbury Schweppes Overseas Limited, into equity. This move will increase Cadbury Schweppes Overseas Limited’s shareholding in Cadbury Nigeria to 79.39%.

CuriousCart:
Abeg since when did Air Peace become Nigeria's flag carrier?