₦airaland Forum

Mcy56:
Oh sorry. You can always check the info yourself na.

- Go to NSE website : http://www.nse.com.ng/market-data/trading-statistics
- Click on the coy name (it will bring its page up)
- Click on "financials" and check for uploaded document with dividend info.
OR
Simply click: http://www.nse.com.ng/Listings-site/corporate-disclosure-site/Pages/Closure-of-Register.aspx

You'll see the dividend info required.

Mcy56:
Did it touch 7? It quickly bounced back to 7.25 and closed at 7.30 anyway.
I dont think it can go below N7..... baring any unforeseen circumstance.

Mcy56:
Yes. Since 23 April 2019, payment will be made on 6th May, 2019.

Mcy56:
DF parri is gradually coming to an end....e don try self. Quote me only IF i refer to you.

onegentleguy:
Just longing in now, and am seeing a followership of over 35 usernames.
...and mail's from about 27 new persons just btw yesterday and an hour ago.
I am sure that a core/majority of these persons are part of the same crop of halfwits and nitwits who see no good in anything good. ...a few twerps who disguise by masquerading themselves with different usernames as many.

Bunch of no good !!

currentprice:
http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/26037_DANGOTE_FLOUR_MILLS_PLC_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_APRIL_2019.pdf

kolaish:
No be for my head dem go break coconut . A stock that has already made 150% in just days. I will rather leave it for those that have the mind to join.

Princkez:
FO OOOO, WATS HAPPENING... is it #300 loading ?

tactius:
Inasmuch as I don't condone neglignence, there are a lot of issues with this story

1.Exactly what illness brought her husband to the hospital?? Was it something that could have been treated?? What was the prognosis?

I am asking this quesiton because oxygen is not given as a cure all...it is given as a part of what we call 'supportive management'. Patients have died on oxygen not because it was lacking but because their illness was terminal.

2.Doctors and nurses are not responsible for oxygen...it is the hospital's procurement unit. And this being a government hopsital...they probably did not have enough cash to buy enough oxygen

The thing is, we spend less than one trillion naira for over a 100 government owned hospitals. Recently, the head of one teaching hospital was quoted as saying that he gets six million for overheads...while the actual cost is 11million. Where is he going to get five million from.??

In my opinion, government should privatise tertiary healthcare and make primary and secondary health care its focus.

3.



I am a doctor, and I have told patient';s relatives several times 'there is nothing we can do'. Let me tell you of two such times

The first time was to the parents, and then grandparents of a newborn baby who ended up with severe brain damage due to obstructed labour. The child was rushed to the teaching hospital where i was with severe diffculties. If we had a ventilatior for infants, the child could have survived...but the thing is, the child would have been severely disabled...and may have died eventually. Telling the relaitons was the hardest thing I ever had to do...and it still hurts to this day, some ten years later.

Another time was a girl with a dilated cardiomyopathy. Heart was just a flabby mass...could not pump well. Everything had been done..all she needed was a heart transplant...not available in Nigeria. She died. 22 years. I nearly broke down.

Some of you people who insult and curse us doctors don't know that each death affects us too...and there are some we remember, even years later. And there are times when a patient, in grief...like the relation who blamed us for her mother's death...her mother's kidneys had failed...she was on lifesaving dialysis when she died on the machine...and it was all our fault. (We did everything by the book).

So, to the guy who said that the woman should slap us....well, I cannot hate you or curse you. All I can promise you is that we will continue to do our best regardless of the condtion. I do not expect your thanks when we succed...it is my job, and a postman does not celebrate when he delivers the mail...so therefore I won't celebrate when I save a life.

I love my work as a doctor. I have run , shouted, advocated, spent money for, cried over, lost my social life, worsened my health, so that patients can be comfortable, and lives can be saved. I am prepared to keep on working long hours, to keep on fighting, to keep on suffering, even if I do not get your gratitude, even if you slap me.....because it is my job, and if I and my colelagues walked away, things would be much worse....much much worse.

Every death affects me, and every death hurts me. I always find myself going over the possibilites. What could we have done,? What could have been done.? Sometimes I blame msyelf, and sometimes I never stop blaming myself. Sometimes I cry, sometimes, I cannot stop crying.

But that is the job. Some body has to do it.

So, I;ll keep doing it.

Thank you and good evening.






God will surely reward the work of ur ✋..Amen ..Keep doing your best sir

kolaish:
I have been looking for the next sick company to buy, if you see one before me please let me know . My mind is telling me that FO will still do a little trick in a short while, but the time to jump inside the bus is when I cannot say for now.

Innobee99:
Nigerians have started hanging trousers already

dobrorhie:
Can people who had to work or do business in Victoria Island, Lekki & Ikoyi daily live in Ota?
May be its for people who works in cannanland.
I hope all their members/papa's lovers and worshipers have all bought a house there?
24 hours power supply, as if they won't pay for it.

feelamong:
91 DAYS ---10.1499%

182 DAYS ---12.50%

364 DAYS ----12.74%

arduino:
No update yet... FCMB and Ecobank

Mcy56:
Lol. You're right. They sounded like trouble makers too.

Mpeace:
Where all this pple follow come?

courage89:
Free floating of naira is a recipe for disaster. It makes difficult, if not impossible to have a manufacturing economy. It makes it difficult for businesses to plan. It makes it difficult for us as Nigerians to have control of our economy, meaning Nigeria will continue to be subject to the dictates of foreign countries (hedge funds, foreign banks and others).

Let's look at a simple analysis. Majority of our manufacturing system depends on imports of raw materials. Every time we devalue, or naira weakens for some reasons. It means importers have to pay more for their raw materials. This additional expenses will have to be added to justify increase in price. Leading to inflation, instabilities and others.

Also, we have balloning government dollar denominated debt. Weakening /floating naira will have a significant economic effect on Nigeria. Our ability to fund infrastructure, pay workers and service high debt based on naira devaluation would be severely impacted. This is also going to increase Nigeria's financial risks; curtail its ability to raise international funding, increase its cost of funding or this effect on corporate bodies that need to raise foreign capital?

By simply floating the naira, you make it impossible to predict the bottom. Our international hedge fund companies, banks and others will see to that. Imagine having a situation where $1 trades for 1000 naira? What would happen to jobs? What would happen to inflation and mpr? What would happen to banks cost of funds? What would happen to manufacturers, most especially those that imports raw materials? What happens to their local and international competitive ability? What would happen to power projects that imports equipment and raw materials? What would happen to the economy on the long run?

Just because some economies adopted policies that worked or did not work for them does not mean we should blindly follow. Our economic policies should be tailored to solving our fundamental problems including; creating jobs, improving manufacturing system, creating wealth for the masses, improving cost of living, improving middle class, making Nigeria better. Devaluation, free flotation of naira is not going to solve those problems. It will only regress the economy further. We have a lot of data to prove this.

yMcy56:
No. Its still ARM mutual fund. With competition now they have no choice than to amend rules. For instance, their minimum amount for MMF before was 50k but it's gone down to 1k now. Just noticed that recently.

yMcy56:
Okay. Seems you dont understand me or maybe the rule has changed due to competition.
I'm talking about a newly registered client. Yes you can withdraw your money anytime but you know interests are on daily basis but its not yet yours completely until end of the quarter whereby it will either be re-invested or paid out as dividend, depending on your option.
Anyway, make i no too argue, like I said, they make regular updates to their rules and are making it much more easier in order to retain and attract more customers. .... I'll try to find out about this.
Thanks.

aremso:
but one of the ogas here said person for wait small before testing water

Princkez:
I entered UBA today @6.20, hope i'm not wrong