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Zichis is looking to mint cash legally. Here is how to play and master the game, avoiding the mistakes of Mr. Chuka, who tried to turn Ellah Lakes into a billion-dollar company overnight. Given the current market sentiment and Zichis's strategic approach, a commercial paper issuance would likely be well-received by investors seeking stable, short-term debt instruments. https://nairametrics.com/2026/04/08/zichis-agro-allied-to-launch-ipo-amid-strong-investor-demand/
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Wrong assertion. FG deducts 10% WHT N50.75B - 10\% = N45,675,000,000 Minjim: |
N50.75 - 10% WHT = N45,675,000,000 |
Acquisition Completed. https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/46605_ZENITH_BANK_PLC-ZENITH_BANK_PLC_ANNOUNCEMENT_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_APRIL_2026.pdf
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Obi is paranoid. The Gbajue crooner of Agulu land.
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Pit Obi on his way to the Strait of Hormuz
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They should not send them back to the strait of Hormuz int ministries.
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Obi is deluded. Obi is gbajue of the century.
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If you haven’t been successful in this administration, it could mean circumstances haven’t aligned in your favour. SlavaUkraini: |
These so-called sanctions have no binding effect on China, Russia, and India vaxx: |
High risk rescue mission. Give it to the US🤛🤛🤛🤛🤛🤛🤛💪💪💪💪💪💪💪 Dogalmighty17: |
Crew member from downed F-15 jet ‘safe and sound’ after rescue in Iran, Trump says The service member “sustained injuries, but he will be just fine,” president says, adding that the rescue operation involved “dozens of aircraft. https://www.foxnews.com/
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Really Tautology, He saw prison brake x2 People should vote for a pathological Mr GBAJUE, the chief liar and mourner of Agulu land. The supreme leader of IPOB must not kpai. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4IxsXAwjBs?si=tmoY7_zlKWKotM0D
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Personal? That is lawyers language. Not at all. I am simply a rational investor. There is nothing personal about my opinion. I have the right to appraise and critique any publicly listed company that interests me. I have no direct or indirect relationship with Mr. Mordi. Investors should speak out so that companies that appear active but are not truly progressing can buckle up and improve their performance. SonofElElyonRet: |
I lie without a pause, smooth and free, Primaries? No, they’re not for me. From party to party, I drift with ease— All Progressives Grand Alliance to People's Democratic Party, if you please. Then to Labour Party I made my stand, Now African Democratic Congress holds my hand. But if they deny me what I seek, I’ll switch again within a week. Who am I?
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Pit Obi is a distraction. No controversy!!!!!!!!!
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hocus-pocus by an Ex Director. dre11: |
Peter Obi seems to lie effortlessly.
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A dishonest and ineffective management team is far worse than a poor investment decision. A CEO who tells one lie often needs many more to cover it up. That, unfortunately, is the reality with Mr. Mordi and his team. Valthegreat: |
I project that it may take until 2040 for Ellah Lakes to cease being a going concern, judging by its persistent cash burn on unproductive staff, failed public offer, failed MAGA, failed mill commission,director loans, bad directors and the inflation of biological assets and equipment. The absolute and undeniable truth is that Chuka Mordi appeared to be riding on the glory and momentum of Okomu Oil Palm Plc and Presco Plc to deceive investors. That was the basis for including it in my portfolio—but fortunately, I exited at the right (best time). emmanuelewumi: |
Ki oju ma ri ibi, mo sa 100m sprint comot asap! I exit Ellah Lakes at peak of the hyperbolic curve — clear N24M profit wey dey make body sweet, transaction cost no even shake am. I no gree make dem use me as liquidity pawn.🤩🤩🤩🤩 EDUECO: |
CHUKA MORDI’S TOTAL COLLAPSE AT ELLAH LAKES PLC – BROKEN PROMISES, N235 BILLION PUBLIC OFFER DISASTER, AND THE BETRAYAL OF NIGERIAN INVESTORS. In 2019, Mr. Chuka Mordi, the former Director of Telluria Farm, was appointed CEO and Managing Director of Ellah Lakes Plc. In his maiden address and grand strategic plan for the company, he peddled these lofty but now utterly failed dreams: To start paying dividends by 2024. To list the company on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). To transform Ellah Lakes into a N1 trillion powerhouse. To commission a 1,000-ton mill. To aggressively diversify operations across West Africa. Every single objective this man personally set for Ellah Lakes has been failed woefully – a complete and spectacular disaster on all fronts. In my previous review and open letter to Mr. Mordi, I warned that he appeared to be toeing the exact same reckless path as his kinsman, the Tingo Farms owner, who shamelessly listed a nonexistent agrofarm on the NYSE before that bubble burst in disgrace. Now, after Mr. Mordi squandered over N1.7 billion on a botched public offer (the ambitious N235 billion raise that crashed and burned without meeting the minimum subscription threshold), it is crystal clear: he has bitten off far more than he can chew. People like Mr. Mordi are the primary reason for the deep-seated investor apathy plaguing the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). Retail investors have repeatedly been used as pawns to pump liquidity and prop up share prices, while Mr. Mordi and his criminal gang were busy offloading billions of Ellah Lakes shares without filing the required insider reports. I can already see the SEC and NGX moving to deregister this company – and rightly so. What a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity completely wasted by Chuka Mordi, the mysterious CEO whose date of birth remains invisible in the public domain. Nigerian investors, take note: this is what happens when unchecked ambition meets zero delivery.
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CHUKA MORDI’S TOTAL COLLAPSE AT ELLAH LAKES PLC – BROKEN PROMISES, N235 BILLION PUBLIC OFFER DISASTER, AND THE BETRAYAL OF NIGERIAN INVESTORS. In 2019, Mr. Chuka Mordi, the former Director of Telluria Farm, was appointed CEO and Managing Director of Ellah Lakes Plc. In his maiden address and grand strategic plan for the company, he peddled these lofty but now utterly failed dreams: To start paying dividends by 2023. To list the company on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). To transform Ellah Lakes into a N1 trillion powerhouse. To commission a 1,000-ton mill. To aggressively diversify operations across West Africa. Every single objective this man personally set for Ellah Lakes has been failed woefully – a complete and spectacular disaster on all fronts. In my previous review and open letter to Mr. Mordi, I warned that he appeared to be toeing the exact same reckless path as his kinsman, the Tingo Farms owner, who shamelessly listed a nonexistent agrofarm on the NYSE before that bubble burst in disgrace. Now, after Mr. Mordi squandered over N1.7 billion on a botched public offer (the ambitious N235 billion raise that crashed and burned without meeting the minimum subscription threshold), it is crystal clear: he has bitten off far more than he can chew. People like Mr. Mordi are the primary reason for the deep-seated investor apathy plaguing the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). Retail investors have repeatedly been used as pawns to pump liquidity and prop up share prices, while Mr. Mordi and his criminal gang were busy offloading billions of Ellah Lakes shares without filing the required insider reports. I can already see the SEC and NGX moving to deregister this company – and rightly so. What a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity completely wasted by Chuka Mordi, the mysterious CEO whose date of birth remains invisible in the public domain. Nigerian investors, take note: this is what happens when unchecked ambition meets zero delivery.
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Your thought is based on an assumption of ambiguity. Chukaaaaaa ![]() Ellahhh 4x? 3x 2x . From now on, freefall is predicted.No ordinary retail investor would ever trust Mr. Chuka again. This is exactly what happened with ETI. In 2008, the bank floated a successful public offer in dollars. A few years later, it betrayed its Nigerian investors. I can tell you for free: the bank is still struggling to win back retail investors. chimex38: |
We were both at the forefront of warning investors about Mr. Chuka’s background and past dealings. I personally wrote a letter to him and published it on this platform. However, influential broker circles quickly stepped in and made sure their own agenda prevailed. It was a blatant case of manipulation that hurt everyday investors. Interestingly, it was only shortly after my hard-hitting letter exposing the GB52 company that Mr. Chuka finally addressed investors publicly on X for the very first time. Big kudos to StreetInvestor for never backing down and consistently calling out these broker influencers on the platform. Streetinvestor2: |
A few years ago, Meyer Plc was trading at a rock-bottom price of under ₦0.20 per share. Then the unimaginable happened. The company declared a special dividend of ₦1.50 per share. It was pure excitement — the kind of moment every dividend hunter dreams about. We all missed out!!!! Agbalowomeri: |
I am seriously considering enrolling in a theology course. In everyday life, everyone already calls me “Pastor.” This would give me the perfect platform and deeper knowledge to finally write the letters I’ve been carrying in my heart: An Epistle to Agbalowomeri, An Epistle to Nsempa. An Epistle to Streetinvestor and Locodemy. Agbalowomeri: |
In Pursuit of High-Yield Dividends: Lessons from an App Glitch for Investors In my ongoing search for attractive dividend-paying stocks—the investor’s equivalent of finding the honeycomb—I tried a quick shortcut on the Cowryvest platform to check the latest weekly dividend announcements. One figure immediately caught my eye: it appeared to show a dividend of ₦6.25 kobo for UPDC Plc, a Nigerian-listed real estate company. At first glance it looked too good to be true… and, as the saying goes, if something sounds too good to be true, it usually is. I paused. This was the same “next-to-mediocre” stock I had just sold a million units of during a portfolio rebalance. Could it really be paying such a generous dividend right after I exited? I immediately cross-checked the official announcement on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) corporate disclosures portal. The actual dividend declared was just 1 kobo per share (₦0.01), before the standard 10% withholding tax. The eye-popping ₦6.25 kobo figure was clearly a display error on the app. For a split second I was tempted to blame “village people”—that classic Nigerian shorthand for mysterious external forces or bad luck supposedly conspiring against you. But I caught myself. The real lesson is this: when things don’t go as planned in the markets, newer investors often look for someone (or something) else to blame. In equity investing, however, there are no village people, no curses, and no supernatural culprits. Every investor—beginner or seasoned—is 100% responsible for their own decisions and omissions. Imagine selling a stock you bought at ₦0.94 only to watch it climb to ₦4.98, then seeing what looked like a massive dividend announcement shortly afterward. That sting of “what if I had held?” is real—but it’s part of the game. The markets owe us nothing, and neither do apps or data feeds. So the next time a number looks off, double-check the official source before you react. And leave the village people out of it—they’ve got enough on their plate already. Moral for investors everywhere: Verify, don’t assume. Own your trades. And always remember—high dividends that seem too perfect are usually just a glitch.
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To cap it all. PitObi is a distraction stuffs2002:
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Obi is a pathological liar. He lies with effortless ease and can easily defeat a lie detector. Ezewuzie01: |
ABSA Stockbroker ltd is the likely lead arbitrage trader for the NEWGOLD ETF. The play is straightforward: buy on the JSE, sell on the NGX at ~3.4x. Classic case of “the more we look, the less we see.” Liquidity isn’t organic — it’s being artificially generated by Fire through aggressive trading. aj8: |

