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Intendy:This is coming late, ARM and Stanbic are miles ahead here. |
The Chairman is not in a management position, neither is he and employee. He is not required to use I'D card. |
Very fraudulent people. There so cell FGN saving Bond is another MMM scam. Now they are lunching Sukuk. Yeye people. |
CENTRAL SECURITIES CLEARING SYSTEM PLC QUARTERLY EARNINGS FORECAST START:01/10/2017 END: 31/12/2017 Q4 2017 YEAR TO Q4 2017 N'000 N'000 TOTAL FEE INCOME 859,619 3,780,397 OTHER OPERATING INCOME 38,705 146,778 INTEREST INCOME 908,981 3,918,672 OPERATING EXPENSES 762,636 2,613,470 PROFIT BEFORE TAX 1,044,669 5,232,376 TAX PROVISION (114,914) (565,691) PROFIT AFTER TAX 929,755 4,666,686 NET WORKING CAPITAL 8,702,999 8,702,999 NET CASH & CASH EQUIVALENT 144,651 144,651 |
ihedioramma:Plot 1230, Ahmadu Bello Way Bar Beach, Victoria Island P. M. B. 12617 Lagos Telephone: 0800ASKNIBSS 234-1-2716071-4 Fax: 234-1-2716075 Email: info@nibss-plc.com.ng |
Intendy:Selling this stock has become my nightmare ![]() |
jamace:Why are the registrars claiming they dont have the e-dividend mandate forms,when NIBSS has sent confirmation messages to shareholders? |
It seem some registrar are playing game with investors dividends. Vetiva capital is yet to pay me my Zenith Dividend, after emailing them my e-dividend confirmation details from NIBSS. Vetiva is now claiming they are yet to receive my e-dividend mandate form. There seems to be a disconnect between NIBSS -Registers-banks and shareholders. |
Kobicove:And your President is in one Western country receiving health Care. Nigeria government should keep quiet, because just one sanction the from the West the whole economy will collapse. |
Gamesmart:When Ooni of Ife Oba Sijuade was busy selling out to Politicians. Awujale was standing firm. |
No country on Earth has ended corruption. |
kambili999:I don't know how people enjoy this.
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chronique:That's women for you, they can never be satisfied. Why do you think our Fathers became polygamist? Polygamist and Single men, got got better lives than men in monogamous relationships. |
chronique: ![]() And if you beat am, she go call Police for you. |
Doyin2:Just shut up. Who knows you in Yorubaland? Are your Jeunjeun Politicians in the SW better than Afenifere? |
fxuser:#NoteToSelf ![]() |
fxuser:But they keep placing bids. It is better to buy it less than N1 even with broker fees |
People should allow FCMB got below N1. |
Rich4god:Where do you think banks get their funds from? Investors and Customers. They will have to protect and pay interest on those funds, so they target the most stable and profitable industries. i.e oil and gas. This is where the government can intervene, give funds to banks at low interest rate with conditions. |
IJOBA2:Yes |
DeRuggedProf: ![]() |
FeloniousFelon:They remind me of the characters in, The Allegory of caveman by Pluto. |
Goke7:It it funny, the same Aregbe was boasting of high GDP, then he started crying when OIL prices crashed. These 2 term gov’s have grown their debt profile by at least 50% annually Data from the National Bureau of Statistics reveal the following 6 states have grown their local debt profile by about 49% and above using their compounded annual growth rate, CAGR. The report is contained in the Bureau’s local and foreign debt profile for the Federal and State Government for the period ended June 30th, 2017. According to the data made available Osun State’s debt has risen from N5.4 billion in 2011 to N147 billion as at June 30th 2017. This represents a compounded annual growth rate of about 73% annually. The person at the center of this borrowing is the State Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola. He has been the governor of the state since November 2010 and has another year before he leaves office. At this rate he might end of with a debt of over N200 billion. Next up is Oyo state with about N115.8 billion and was about N4.8 billion as at 2011. This represents an annualized growth rate of about 70%. The Governor of this state is Abiola Ajimobi, another Governor at the tail end of his second term. With a domestic debt of over N115 billion the governor is likely to leave his state in a worse debt profile than it was when he met it. The third on the list is war torn Borno State with a total local debt profile of N30.9 billion as at June 2016. This represents a CAGR of about 62% for a state that is grappling with the activities of Boko Haram and has received major funding from the Federal Government in the form of North East Development Commission. Again, at the helm is a two term Governor, Kashim Shettima. Nasarawa State is also on the list having grown its debt by 49% compounded annually to about N59 billion. The governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura is currently in his second term and basically led the charge to grow the states debt when he took office in 2013. The list also includes other states that do not necessarily have two term governors but have seen their debt increase annualized by about 49% and above. In general, states have seen their debt grow from about N1.2 trillion to over N3 trillion at a compounded annual growth rate of 16%. https://nairametrics.com/nigerian-states-fastest-growing-local-debt-profile-using-cagr/amp/ |
Goke7: |
Goke7:Its not about wailing. Nigeria is a secular state with defined Calendar. Aregbe is using Dual Calendar for Osun-State. |
Debts profile: FG’s disclosure confirms my claim on Fayemi – Fayose ON SEPTEMBER 20, 20177 Chief Ayodele Fayose, has said the Federal Government’s disclosure on the debt profile of the state has vindicated him on his claim that the immediate past administration of Dr Kayode Fayemi ran the state aground financially. Fayose The governor, who was reacting to statement by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) that the state government is owing N85.04 billion as local debts, said Fayemi left the state in an insolvent position. The governor spoke through his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Idowu Adelusi, in Ado-Ekiti on Wednesday. “When I came on board, I said they left over N80 billion naira debt profile, they came out to say they only left a debt profile of N34 billion. They were silent on the N25 billion bond they took from the Capital Market that everybody in Ekiti State is aware of. They were also silent on the commercial loans they took that was well over N31 billion. ” Assuming, without conceding, if it was only the bond loan that they took, were they saying then that they only incurred debts of N6 billion when we have records of how they obtained loans from various financial institutions. “For record purposes, I will cite some instances of loans they took from commercial banks. In 2014, they took a loan of N5.753 billion from Ecobank at 18 percent interest rate. Earlier, in 2010, they took a loan of N1.904 billion from the same bank at the same interest rate. ” In 2010, they took a loan of N8.7 billion from Skye Bank at 15.5 percent interest rate. In 2013, Fayemi administration took a loan of N1.3 billion from Wema Bank at 17 percent interest rate. That same year, they also borrowed N308 million from Fidelity Bank at a rate of between 15 and 20 percent. “The list is endless, but with an average interest rate of 14.83 percent, the various loans, after being restructured into bond by the Debt Management Office, gulped N37.253 billion interests and amounted to N56.082 billion excluding the N25 billion they took. ” The huge debts incurred by the Fayemi administration has made Ekiti to become insolvent because over N1 billion is deducted from our allocations monthly and that will continue till 2036. Current economic recession notwithstanding, these monthly deductions to service the debts they left behind are affecting payment of salaries and other government activities. “The most painful aspect of their prodigal behaviour is that all the monies borrowed were not used for the purposes they were borrowed. It is our administration that is now building a new Ojaba Market, a new Governor’s Office, the flyover among others,” he said. The governor stated that the people of the state and Nigerians in general, could verify his claims from the institutions mentioned as well as the DMO. “Since we came on board, we have not borrowed any money and our allocations are always made public. They are not as huge as the monthly allocations Fayemi got. What we are saying are contained in public documents that anybody can verify,” he said. The governor also said the huge allocations and frequent excess crude oil funds given the state then were squandered. Fayose urged the people of the state to take note of prodigal sons who threw the state into debts and avoid them like plague in the future. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/debts-profile-fgs-disclosure-confirms-claim-fayemi-fayose/ |
These 2 term gov’s have grown their debt profile by at least 50% annually Data from the National Bureau of Statistics reveal the following 6 states have grown their local debt profile by about 49% and above using their compounded annual growth rate, CAGR. The report is contained in the Bureau’s local and foreign debt profile for the Federal and State Government for the period ended June 30th, 2017. According to the data made available Osun State’s debt has risen from N5.4 billion in 2011 to N147 billion as at June 30th 2017. This represents a compounded annual growth rate of about 73% annually. The person at the center of this borrowing is the State Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola. He has been the governor of the state since November 2010 and has another year before he leaves office. At this rate he might end of with a debt of over N200 billion. Next up is Oyo state with about N115.8 billion and was about N4.8 billion as at 2011. This represents an annualized growth rate of about 70%. The Governor of this state is Abiola Ajimobi, another Governor at the tail end of his second term. With a domestic debt of over N115 billion the governor is likely to leave his state in a worse debt profile than it was when he met it. The third on the list is war torn Borno State with a total local debt profile of N30.9 billion as at June 2016. This represents a CAGR of about 62% for a state that is grappling with the activities of Boko Haram and has received major funding from the Federal Government in the form of North East Development Commission. Again, at the helm is a two term Governor, Kashim Shettima. Nasarawa State is also on the list having grown its debt by 49% compounded annually to about N59 billion. The governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura is currently in his second term and basically led the charge to grow the states debt when he took office in 2013. The list also includes other states that do not necessarily have two term governors but have seen their debt increase annualized by about 49% and above. In general, states have seen their debt grow from about N1.2 trillion to over N3 trillion at a compounded annual growth rate of 16%. https://nairametrics.com/nigerian-states-fastest-growing-local-debt-profile-using-cagr/amp/ |
FTrebirth:Leave Seun out of this. He got his own share of troubles from our NL Alfas. Why do you think he created a separate sub-forum for them, and you must accept thier Terms and Condition before Posting. |
Manonamission: Intendy:Thanks for the clarification. |
Manonamission:Well, some registers got just single day closing date i.e 21st, while others got a window days of closing dates i.e 21st to 25th. For single dates the register is updated the day after closure, i.e 22nd For multiple the register is updated after the last day i.e 26th Meaning if you enter within those closing date 21st to 25th you will get dividend payment. |
swilo:If you sell all your shares 100% your name will be removed from the register and you won't get dividend. If you sell part of your shares 50%, your name will remain on the register but, you will only get dividend payment for the 50%. |
swilo:If your name enters the company register between 21st to 25th, you will be paid dividend, but after that date you will not get dividend from the company. |
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