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Elai147:
Thanks bros for this wonderful information. Please how can I access other stocks on that website apart from typing into the URL field? Meanwhile, I didn't see my company name among the list of Major Owners

I think u have to subsribe for t sir

Some Institutions are reducing their stakes , some Institutions are buying
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Name Shares
Sold % Total
Shares Held % Chg from
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Portfolio
Templeton Asset Management Ltd. -74,161,921 0.19 -63.30 0.18 03/31/2015
Investec Fund Mgrs SA -20,647,223 5.31 0.16 -27.87 3.01 06/30/2014
Renaissance Asset Managers (UK) Limited -12,000,000 0.10 -34.29 1.15 07/31/2015
STANLIB Asset Management Limited -10,161,135 0.03 -58.73 1.56 07/31/2014
Russell Investment Management Co -6,810,793 0.37 -7.41 0.09 06/30/2015
Coronation International Limited -2,998,498 0.07 -16.70 0.63 12/31/2014
RenAsset Management -2,050,000 0.05 -14.75 0.85 07/31/2015
FIL Asset Management (Korea) Limited -701,856 0.02 -16.61 0.42 03/31/2015
Sanlam Investment Management (Pty) Ltd -485,256 0.02 -9.63 0.46 07/31/2015
BlackRock Fund Advisors -422,360 0.34 -0.50 0.33 08/14/2015
Guggenheim Funds Investment Advisors LLC -114,438 0.04 -1.19 0.41 08/14/2015
GAM Investment Management (Switzerland) AG -19,649 0.06 -0.15 1.46 04/30/2015
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myjoy08:
Sunsets is rising soon...the end shall be beautiful!

Amen to that ..soon

myjoy08:

Nigeria Central Bank Chief Risks Reputation With Naira Plan
Daniel Magnowski
August 13, 2015 — 6:00 PM EDT Updated on August 14, 2015 — 7:38
Nigerian central bank Governor Godwin Emefiele says he’s on a mission to transform the economy. That’s not what investors are seeking.
While the collapse of oil revenue in Africa’s biggest crude producer has limited the bank’s ability to prop up the currency, Emefiele, 54, has resisted pressure to devalue the naira. Instead, he has imposed foreign-exchange restrictions on imports, risking growth in the continent’s largest economy as retailers and manufacturers struggle to source the funds needed to run their businesses.
Emefiele has deflected criticism of his performance 14 months into the job by highlighting the central bank’s need for an expanded mandate on monetary policy. He wants the bank to play a more developmental role, including creating jobs and facilitating loans to “productive” industries. Investors say he’s neglecting his main job.
“The tragedy is that over the past few years, the Central Bank of Nigeria built up credibility for reforming, for inflation targeting, establishing itself as one of the more orthodox central banks in Africa,” Holger Siebrecht, an associate portfolio manager at Acadian Asset Management LLC, said by phone from Boston. “Now it is at risk of gambling this reputation away.”
In a Bloomberg survey of nine economists carried out between July 30 and Aug. 4, two-thirds rated Emefiele’s record on managing the naira as either ‘very poor’ or ‘poor,’ and only one respondent judged his overall performance as better than ‘fair.’
Oil Slump
A former chief executive officer of Zenith Bank Plc, Emefiele took office in June last year, pledging to lower interest rates and opposing calls to devalue the naira. Five months later, he raised the benchmark rate to a record 13 percent and lowered the naira peg by 8.4 percent to a midpoint of 168 per dollar. In February, he scrapped the peg.
Since then, Nigeria has elected a new president, Muhammadu Buhari, oil prices have dropped below $50 a barrel, the government is struggling to pay its workers’ salaries and pressure is mounting for another devaluation. While the central bank is happy with the naira trading at about 199 to the dollar on the interbank market, black market dealers are selling the U.S. currency at closer to 225.
“Governor Emefiele continuously denies that the currency is overvalued, and pushes back from devaluation, when market forces are quite clearly saying something completely different,” said Siebrecht.
Sanusi’s Legacy
Emefiele’s predecessor, Lamido Sanusi, had won acclaim from investors for cleaning up a banking industry near collapse in 2009, bringing inflation below 10 percent and keeping the currency stable.
Ibrahim Mu’azu, a spokesman for the central bank, denied that the currency policy is muddled, saying by phone from Abuja, the capital, that the regulator has been consistent in its “demand management” approach.
Buhari, who took office on May 29, has yet to name a finance minister or articulate his economic plan for Nigeria, where growth is forecast by the International Monetary Fund to slow to 4.8 percent this year from 6.3 percent last year.
“Emefiele seems unable or unwilling to sell the economic case for devaluation to the country’s political leaders,” Alan Cameron, an economist at Exotix Partners LLP, said by phone from London.
Currency Curbs
“He wants to portray the CBN as a source of economic stability in a time of political change, even though in reality he might be doing quite the opposite,” he said.
Recent comments suggest Emefiele sees his job as unconfined to the narrow disciplines of traditional central banking.
“Central banks in developing countries like ours cannot sit idly by and concentrate only on price and monetary stability,” he said in a June 24 speech in Abuja.
In June, he stopped importers from using official foreign-currency channels to pay for about 40 types of goods including steel products, furniture and textiles. If he had the authority, he would have banned their import outright, he said.
The naira has weakened 7.8 percent against the dollar on the interbank market this year, pushing inflation outside the central bank’s 6 percent to 9 percent target band for a second month in July. The currency was trading at 199.05 per dollar as of 12:36 p.m. on Friday in Lagos, the commercial capital.
Emefiele’s development goals mean very little if they distract from more pressing economic issues, said John Ashbourne, an economist at Capital Economics in London.
“If, as looks likely, inflation continues to rise, it will not be very comforting to hear about his vision of a new Nigeria,” he said in an e-mailed response to questions. “Investors are going to judge him by the here and now, which isn’t particularly impressive.”

Born2berich:
Did they not have a meeting before declaring dividend? Why rwithdraw it after declaration? Which kind mago mago country be this self.

Hope say zenith no go change their mind , access not declaring interim div and also gtb and my oando ''joke of the yr ''with no dividend .wonder what will happen next

All the money o

Yem0350:
Urs is better. Mine is 27%

Thanks for ur sincerity bro , Nse is defeating me at the moment ..we learn everyday

Some pple are still hiding their losses

Yem0350:
Urs is better. Mine is 27%

Thanks for ur sincerity bro , Nse is defeating me at the moment ..we learn everyday

Some pple are still hiding thier losses

angrybull:
Bros, hope dey and I promised you, you are not alone. Many have sustained losses but will be reluctant to tell you. I have sustained a massive blow in Access. I thought that the price will not go down much after I Brough @ 4:86 but today the price is 4:4 something. It will come to pass. You only need to wait. It is just time. Things will be better.

Thanks bros for your encouragement , we ve made several milions in this biz , and hopefully we are making this year ..To TIME the MARKET na very hard thing , likewise the BULL does not tell u when is coming

Lets hope all we planted yeild a Fruitful result... I know am not the only one , some people still dey hide

...BEAR na bad thing ooo...on 20percent loss

Na only my BNSIDL i dey tell for this forum ..my household must not hear about this ..they call me STOCK GURU for my NEIGHBOURHOOD

NSE don humble .. My brother 08myjoy hope still dey ?

over 1.2 billon traded on zenith ..waiting for gtb , access , oando [ yeye ]

Born2berich:
Did you read the part where Myjoy said if there is any in respect to dividend? Better dont put too much hope in oando before it affects you greatly. I am done buying and averaging.

same here sir, averaging down is done at the moment

myjoy08:
Sir, Zenith, GTBank, Access will probably pay interim dividend (this is base on current happenings). And their corporate action might be released on or before August 25th, 2015. As for Oando, ongoing decision is to consolidate both their final and interim dividend into one (if there is any...lol)


Don't time the market!

Thanks my08joy , waiting for access and oando

Bear will Humble u , Bull will make you feel u re a Guru

Chai ..NSE ..pple dey vex o

half loaf beta than none ...it has neva been given before ,, i think i will appreciate this one zenith

what will happen if they decided not to give 25k ..nothing go happen

zenith , access , oando .. no wan release result ni

mr my08joy any info before market get to 50k

..easy

angelo82:
I believe panic sellers that couldn't stand the bear on Access...........I hope you know many people are not confident about the market,thats why we trade on their ignorance............Is wrong time to offload Access..............

Some people are dumping ,while some are buying the dumped stock

Trial of treasury looters to start in weeks says Buhari
August 12, 2015 | Filed under: Exclusive,main story | Author: Elizabeth Archibong

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President Muhammadu Buhari says his government will in a few weeks commence the prosecution of persons alleged to have stolen national resources.

HBuhari also said those who pillaged the national treasury would be tried in Nigeria, whether or not they returned their loot.

According to the president, those who have stolen the national wealth “will be in court in a matter of weeks and Nigerians will know those who have short-changed them.”

Speaking at a meeting with members of the National Peace Committee led by Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar in the Presidential Villa, President Buhari declared that his administration was irrevocably committed to doing all within its power to break the cycle of corruption, treasury looting, unemployment and insecurity in Nigeria.

“Nigeria has to break this vicious circle before we can make progress,” the President said in a statement issued by the Presidential Spokesman, Femi Adesina at the end of the closed door meeting between the President and the committee.

He said it was time the country broke the vicious circle of corruption and impunity so as to make progress, adding that his administration was diligently gathering facts and figures pertaining to the nation’s stolen funds, before proceeding to the prosecution of identified culprits.

The Peace Committee had earlier told journalists at the Presidential Villa that members were not averse to the President’s corruption crusade but concerned about the process involved.

Buhari-angry

President Buhari had also during the meeting, told General Abdulsalami and members of the committee that the Federal Government, under his watch, will ask for the return of stolen funds that have been stashed in foreign banks and ensure that those who stole the funds answered for their offence.

The President also said that as part of actions to address the national problems it inherited, his administration is reorganising the country’s revenue generating institutions.

Buhari had also explained that the Single Treasury Account (TSA) mechanism, had been established for all federal revenue to ensure greater probity, transparency and accountability in the collection, disbursement and utilisation of national funds.

“We have really degenerated as a country”, the president said. He added, “Our national institutions, including the military which did wonderfully on foreign missions in the past, has been compromised. But we are doing something about it. The military is now retraining and morale has been resuscitated.

“As petroleum minister under Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo in the 1970s, I could not travel abroad until I had taken a memo to the Federal Executive Council asking for estacode. Now, everybody does what he wants.

“That is why security-wise and economically, we’re in trouble,” President Buhari told the committee.

Gen. Abubakar and members of his committee urged the Federal Government to be guided by the rule of law in its fight against corruption.

Members of the National Peace Committee who accompanied Gen Abubakar on the visit were Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, Cardinal John Onaiyekan, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and Archbishop Nicholas Okoh, Primate of the Anglican Church of Nigeria.

Others are Justice Rose Ukeje (rtd), Ameze Guobadia, Vanguard Newspaper Publisher, Sam Amuka, Priscilla Kuye, Senator Ben Obi, Yunusa Tanko, and Arthur-Martin Aginam.

The National Peace Committee which was formed before the 2015 general elections has been granted permission by the President to transform into the National Peace Council.

Elizabeth Archibong
FROM BUSINESSDAYONLINE

TochiPhotos:
"My uncle flogged me with hose yesterday because I mistakenly collected a fake N1000, he said he will keep flogging me every night till I replace the money.
He also flogged me last week with the same hose because I did not return in time from an errand he sent me, that's where I got these marks on my body from.
He brought me from the village September last year and he told my parents he will send me to school when I get to Lagos, but the last time I asked him about it, he said he doesn't have money for that yet."

*HOL replaced the fake naira note and offered to follow him home and talk to his uncle but he said no, he was afraid it would lead to more punishment after.

If what you said is TRUE ...then your Uncle is abusive/wicked , i hope will be able to fulfil what he promised ur parents

Angry bull and Angelo82 are 2 diff pple ..but they have A , N, and G in common

Mr 08myjoy ...always full of joy

Had at @164 last yr , still am not happy the naira is being devalued cos its affecting businesses
I hope they find a lasting solution to this problem

Intresting thread