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[quote author=info@lpf link=topic=629702.msg7978631#msg7978631 date=1300985217]Quoting Dolemite, on page 1:

"Tainting that pure white blood, I'm not a big fan of inter racial relationships. . .imagine if miss Nigeria dated a white man, yeuch."

That's a weak argument especially since its 'been there, done that' - The most famous face of Nigeria, model Oluchi Onweagba in fact dated and married an Italian. A white Italian, Luka Orlandi.[/quote]God Bless You!

try ministry of water resources, check out their budget allocations for the past 3 yrs.

one should simply go for a change of name to either Al-hamin, Jamilu, Funtua, Gambari, Mahmud, Barkindo , Lamido, maybe, just maybe you might get a slot at NNPC or SEC or even Presidency.

Sweet T:
Is ASUU ( university professors) on strike again? how did this guy get on the net?

yes ooooh! is ASUU on strike again. but he even went ahead to say he is working abi managing a company here Wow. jacobee just go and marry her, at least its a mistake.

any news with the test at PH for 26, april?

dupsy09:
@mickplus
what is your mail addy, how do u expect shift to send his cv without dropping the addy. Can i send mine too? I don't have any experience in banking but i have little experience in customer service.

hey girl send me your id so i can give u Miki's email. neway the guy is even online on his Yahoo msger
Peace
how did PZ go?

any news with the test at PH? learnt there was low turn out, and gatecrashing was allowed

jorge1980:
Haba mallam the test is online except u want to take a bus to the internet!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LMFAO

okhey:
@lokwe
please where's the venue incase i don't receive receive any mail before saturday.

Venue is Sasun Hotel ,Plot 206 Trans Amadi Ind/layout along Ordinance Road ,Port Harcourt at 9.00am.

Saturday April 26,2008
dats wat i got

@springsss
hmnnnnnnnn, ur 1st post. are u a silient reader or madam yodi?

FatherOF2:
Wetin dey happen, nothing show oh. Na error i see.

Almighty Seun Osewa has removed the thread

abelin78:
My good people in the house,can we see Bagco,the no of deals and the volumes?Who are the ones trading when we are yet to verify our certificates?Na wa for this NSE.Can one get to buy right now or is it business as usual?

My brother no mind them, they are begining to incorporate the naija factor into the NSE

Delisting of Moribund Stocks Imminent


Usually reliable sources have confirmed to us that subsequent to the Council meeting of the Nigerian stock Exchange on Monday this week, a list of stocks that have been subjected to the necessary due process for delisting may be announced anytime soon.

A cursory look at candidates for delisting suggest that stocks in the aviation and textile sectors may be affected. Some firms like Onwuka Hi-tek are expected to make the list as well as one of the firms which have been in the news lately.

We understand that one of the firms in the textile sector may be in the final stages of discussions/negotiations with a frontline entrepreneur and owner of a group of companies who have indicated interest in buying the company and turning it around. This could not come at a better time.

The list has an unconfirmed list of no less than 18 names, though it is expected that the announcements may be in batches.

It will be recalled that the Director General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, Dr. (Mrs.) Ndi Okereke-Onyuike had hinted as much at a parley with members of the capital market correspondents association.



Zinox set to list on the Nigerian Stock Exchange

Zinox, which recently recapitalised with over N3.5 billion and acquired Technology Distributions Limited and Task Systems to form a conglomerate; intends to approach the stock exchange for listing as a publicly quoted company.

@all
Please can anybody tell me how long it will take to verify share certs, cos my broker said keep telling me its with the registrers (Intercont) since december 2007.

i no fit shout fo2

good one sammie. thanks.

NAHCo declares dividend, bonus
By Goddy Egene and Eromosele Abiodun, 04.03.2008
Thursday, April 3, 2008

Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCo) yesterday announced a dividend and bonus share for its year ended December 31, 2007.

The company, which was listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) last November had paid a dividend of N0.30 and a bonus of three shares for every two shares held for the year ended December 2006.

It has announced another dividend of N0.30 and a bonus of one new share for every eight shares already held for the year ended December 31, 2007.

In its audited results made available the NSE, NAHCo recorded a turnover of N3.681 billion in 2007, up by 13 per cent from N3.212 billion in 2006.

Profit before tax rose by 41 per cent to N785.9 million, from N555.9 million in 2006, while profit after tax grew by 36 per cent from N434.1million in 2006 to N589.9 million in 2007.

Consequently, the directors recommended a dividend of N0.30 and bonus issue. According the company, its register will close from April 28 to 30, while the dividend would be paid on May 9, 2008.

This implies that investors who want to benefit from the dividend and bonus must have their names on the register before April 30.

Positive market reaction to the results lifted the share price of the company by N1.37 or 4.9 per cent from N27.50 to close at N28.87 per share.

NAHco accessed the capital market for N2billion last September through offer for public subscription and rights issue. The proceeds of the offer, the company had said, would be used be used to fund its business growth and expansion strategy.

Meanwhile, prices of shares closed higher at the stock market yesterday as the bulls attempted to regain control of the market for the second time in a week.

Since the market began its downward trend last month, the bears have been in control. But the bulls attempted a return last Thursday, a move that was halted by the bears the following day.

However, the bulls resurfaced yesterday pushing the NSE All-Share Index and market capitalisation by 0.3 per cent. The index appreciated from 62,606.90 to close at 62,812.33, while market capitalisation grew from N12.04 trillion to N12.08 trillion.

The Managing Director of Crane Securities Limited, Mr. Mike Ezeh, had told THISDAY last Tuesday that once the prices got to a level where investors fell comfortable, they will increase their demand for the stocks. This, he had said, would eventually lead to appreciation of stocks prices.

“What is happening is normal. In every market investors buy at low price and sell at higher prices. Many investors bought some of the stocks when their prices were very low. Now they would want to sell now in order to reap the capital gain. And when there are not enough buyers, this will lead to price slide.

“Besides, when prices get to a stage, the market forces would correct the system. That is exactly what is happening. When this slide continues for sometime and investors feel very comfortable with level of the prices, they will increase their demand and this will again lead to appreciation,” he said

More stocks closed on the positive side, led by Nestle Nigeria Plc with a gain of N8.95 to close at N275.89. Conoil Plc chalked up N6.40 to close at N134.40 per share.

Conversely, Chevron Nigeria Plc led the price losers with a N15 to close at N290 per share. Oando Plc dipped by N9.67 to close at N183.78 per share.

In all, investors traded 658.319 million shares worth n12.474 billion exchanged in 19, 674 deals, down from 792.678 million shares valued at N11.871 billion in 19,237 deals the previous day.

@ poster i am interested my contact is lokwe(@)aim.com

hmn, long but really deep and nice
I am touched

omoba3 mine is lokwe (at) aim dot com

thank God we are still here

LOL
UNA NO GO KILL ME
LMFAO

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dangote
abdulsalami abubakar
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Andy Uba
etodola

faketan:
Please guys this my portfolio

Firstbank 1000000 units
Zenith 2000000 units
GTB 10, 000000 units
Oando 1 000 000
Chevron 1 000 000
ABC 20 000 000
Japaul 500 000
Transcorpse 50, 000 000
Afro oil 5 000 000
Wema 5 000 000

Wetin una wan make I do. Abeg Yodi and blueband make una help me manage am

bros u no dey happy at all. is this your real or virtual portfolio? no make some peeps go ask their uncles to give them money to become a billionaire in dollars just like my brother Aliko

Ahh!!!!!!!!!! thank God I was going to open an account with them but was going to ask the gurus here. and to God be the glory i saw this thread.
nairalanders una thanks youuuuuuuuuuu oh. it would have been from frying pan to fire for me. cos from wat i see here my dangerously slow broker looks better.

hmn, This one could pass for Hi-suspense short story, I feel her horror
@poster
keep it coming

I dey eat abeg people!!!! Jeezzzzzzzzzz

The caption should have been My Ex-Bully-girlfriend.