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feelamong:Those rates are unsustainable. No body will tell them to raise it. Our economy has not reached the level where rates would be this low. Sanusi tried it and no one told him to reverse it. |
Raymond Dokpesi says N2 billion paid to him was for media election campaign... CAVAET: this is not a buy recommendation for Daar come. Do ua own dd. |
I thought the three wise men said the entire banking sector is Distressed, with FBNH at the helm... |
AlexLoba001:I have said as much as my duty of confidentiality permits. But if you doubt me just place a call to your Owerri office or legal department to confirm. |
AlexLoba001:I have a client in court today suing Equatorcapital for the money he invested since 2011 on this your fixed income thing, which Equator is findig difficult or cannot repay. |
Agbalowomeri:I didn't buy Guardian today. Pls check for me. My full name is Jubril Adewale Tinubu. |
Agbalowomeri:Pls what was in the said guardian? |
PETERiCHY:Excellent result. |
The era of sound corporate governance is gradually arriving. FRC sanction: Stanbic IBTC stocks shed N22.4bn: The suspension of the chairman, managing director and two other directors of Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc by the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria for filing misleading financial statements has taken a toll on the group’s shares and market capitalisation. A review of market statistics made available by the Nigerian Stock Exchange showed that between Monday when the FRC made its decision public and the close of trading on Tuesday, Stanbic IBTC’s market capitalisation had fallen from N230bn to N207.6bn. On Monday, the group’s share price fell by five per cent or N1.15 from N23 to N21.85 before shedding an additional 4.99 per cent or N1.09 to close at N20.76 on Tuesday. The FRC had on Monday directed Stanbic IBTC Holdings to withdraw and restate what it described as “misleading financial statements” for the years ended December 31, 2013 and 2014. It also suspended the group’s Chairman, Mr. Atedo Peterside; Chief Executive Officer, Mrs. Sola David-Borha; two other directors, Mr. Arthur Oginga and Dr. Daru Owei; and Ayodele Othihiwa of KPMG Professional Services, the group’s auditors. All five persons were suspended for attesting to the “misleading” financial position of Stanbic IBTC Holdings for the two years. The council had in August opened an investigation into Stanbic IBTC in response to a petition written by shareholders of the bank, drawing the attention of the regulatory authorities to some unapproved transactions allegedly conducted by the bank with its foreign technical partners. In the course of its investigation, the FRC said it found out that Stanbic IBTC had violated provisions of the International Financial Reporting Standards in its financial statements. It added that it found technical issues in the financial reports of the group as well as problems with statutory audit and auditor independence, ] presentation of information with regards to current and deferred tax liabilities, and instances where information was concealed. culling frm Cashcraft AM ltd. |
angrybull:Thnks alot. |
OBAGADAFFI:Thanks ,but I need that of SEC. The transaction involve fixed income investment and not shares. |
Please could someone assist me with the complaint web site and also the abuja address of SEC. Its really urgent. Someone needs it to lodge a complaint involving a stockbroker/client-money fraud. |
Monkey for sale.Gospel according to WT says pls endure one more quarter of loss. https://www.thecable.ng/tinubu-explains-oandos-loss-blames-oil-prices-naira-weakness. Wale Tinubu, group chief executive of Oando Plc, has blamed the company’s record loss on falling crude oil prices and the weakness on the naira. Tinubu said his company was brave enough to let out its financials with the needed integrity, a virtue he believes will help the company recover after one more quarter of loss. Speaking in an interview with CNBC Africa, Tinubu said what his company did was to ensure financial integrity, while preparing for the future. “We see it as a means of ensuring that the integrity in our finance is kept at ultimate priority, we seek towards creating a platform to deal with the challenging future, which we see would occur in the next couple of months as a result of weak oil price and dwindling exchange rate and an increase in interest rate,” he said. He added that the impairment experienced by the company does not in any way affect the company’s recent acquisition, Conoco Phillips, which was bought for $1.5bn, one of largest acquisitions in the history of Nigeria’s oil and gas sector. “The impairments do not affect in anyway our acquisition of the Conoco Phillips portfolio, impairment relate primarily to legacy asset,” he said. He said with the oil price recently gaining stability, Oando is seeing renewed interest from investors, adding that his firm recently signed a contract with Chevron to deploy one of its rigs at $80,000 a day, to go onshore next week. Speaking to the thoughts of investors at such a critical time, Tinubu said the company’s focus remains on exploring the right assets with dwindling oil prices in mind. “The positive story going forward is that we as a country that has integrity in its financial, has been brave enough to do what is right…when the future of the oil price is uncertain, such that everything that it keeps on its books is generating at a cash policy of profitable nature. “We have also done a successfully done a major acquisition a year ago for $1.5bn, and we have generated over $600m a year in cash flows from that operation and we have paid down over $400m of debts, thus reducing by close to 50 percent, the acquisition cost of that investment in one year. “We look forward to being able to pay off a five year facility in two and half years. That’s our focus as a company, to buy the right assets, develop the right asset, produce the right assets and pay whatever finacnicil leverage we take in the acquisition and be focused on things that are cash generating. “The oil price is volatile, the interest rates are high, the exchange rate is devaluing and companies like us are taking the appropriate steps to protect the future.” He said Oando would come back to profitability after one more quarter of loss. Oando had a record loss of N183.9bn in the 2014 fiscal year , with N35bn loss in the first half of 2015. |
manie:Pa Emma, what in your opinion could be the implication of the over $461mil (90billion naira) helios/vitol JV deal and why did they deliberately refuse to include it in the released results. WT remains unpredictable and unworthy of trust. In my opinion, this result was released to make some pple sell their holdings while WT and co mop them up before releasing the 3rd qrt result. I wouldn't advise anyone to sell, until the 3rd qrt result is out. Wt that I have come to kn would not just release such a bad result. It is either he wants to declare for bankruptcy (after laundering all the company's money) or he is planning some grand scheme. Only time will tell. |
Born2berich:Having seen their halfyear 2014 result, I don't see them posting a bad result for full year 2014. Na the 2015 result de give person fear. |
I hear say cadbury 9mth result don show, and na 98% dip in profit. Wale, pls release our own result. We will take it any way. Afterall, Cadbury shareholders never die finish. |
So finally FO has overtaken Seplat. I think I see another Oando. |
Jesus. |
makashava:In myyoy's voice : 'it can only go up' |
Cation:I always do the secondary market with them and they are more than efficient. I dont kw about their primary market transactions. |
how much do you sell strong reciever 4935 |
donofdons:From the above comprehension passage, answer all of the following questions: 1) What is the Monkey hunting technique used by the writer in the above passage? 2) Do you think the monkey traders will fall again? 3) Do you see investors falling for his 3yrs bait, given the fact that in the said 3yrs, the country will be in another election mood. 4) What is the likely fate of those who would be moved by this passage, to invest their hard earned cash in the said coy? 5) Will monkey hunting ever stop in NSE? If no, suggest detection techniques) (15marks for each question except question5= 30marks) |
PETERiCHY:Bros,This is not the main oando. Look out for Oando Plc or Oando Group. This result is for just one of six subsidiaries of Oando. |
Whats the location? |
car? |
I want to buy a decoder and dish soon. Pls which would you guys recommend. I love sports and movies,and would thus prefer one that would have alot of them for free(ie free to air) |
Chillisauce:thanks |
Pls guys, does custodial fee increase over time? And when do they charge for it? Before or at maturity? I just got a debit alert of N2000 from my bank for a bid I placed on Monday. Note that previously it was charged on maturity an was less than N900. They have never told me the rate. |
Andibot:Why na? Diamond bank offered me 13% for 178days just yesterday. |
anyone with information now the last auction should please past. |
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