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holm:
Ahhhhh . Those are EPS as stated in the reports.

Fear catch me, now.

holm:
http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/19626_IKEJA_HOTEL_PLC_-_AUDITED_DEC_2014_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_SEPTEMBER_2017.pdf

http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/19625_IKEJA_HOTEL_PLC_-_AUDITED_DEC_2015_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_SEPTEMBER_2017.pdf

http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/19624_IKEJA_HOTEL_PLC_-_AUDITED_DEC_2016_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_SEPTEMBER_2017.pdf

0.14K(2014)

27K(2015)

57K(2016)

Are they paying this dividends at once?

fxuser:
FCMB

- hard to ignore at 1.02


dis
itchy fingers at work

Just a patience wil get better price.

The Offer is still high.

Toluway:
WHY ARE YOU ALWAYS SPREADING PANIC IN THIS MARKET?

Panic creates volatility.

Volatility brings big profits it losses, depending on your strategic plan.

I asked again, who made Muslims the Majority in Yorubaland.

Alcatraz005:
can you imagine the Ishaq Akintola guy? This is why i urge my people to open their eyes. No more apathy to politics! I tire abeg!

That has always been their game.

Right here on NL, they have forced Seun to act according to thier dictates.

I remembered how they locked up on of our threads after five pages, simply because someone of us are pointing out their hypocrisy.

We are irked by the silence of Yoruba leaders on IPOB’s attack on the Yoruba mosque. Are Yoruba Muslims no longer part of the Yoruba nation? Are they not the majority group in the South West? [/b]Are the elitist Yoruba leaders still bent on [b]marginalizing the majority Yorubas in their midst just because the Muslims are not vocal?"

Ishaq Akintola,

http://saharareporters.com/2017/09/18/muric-condemns-alleged-ipob-attacks-muslims-asks-yoruba-leaders-speak

Who made the Muslims majority in Yoruba Land?

ColonelDrake:
I hardly comment these days becuase no matter what I write, most yorubas have swore to defend the Hausa Fulani interest. most of them rejoice over the killing of unarmed ipob protesters. I guess I'm a lone wolf in the wilderness. On Facebook, radio station and other social media, Yorubas go about disgracing themselves and giving justifications for the military invasion and why ipob should be tag terrorist. One nurudeen Adeyemi even posted on LinkedIn today (a professional site) a comparison between nmadi KANU and shekau. I was very disappointed and I asked myself why most Yorubas are like that. Most Yorubas have been cursed with the spirit of slavery. In fact, with what I have seen, I don't think it's the Muslims alone, even most Yoruba Christians are now involved in this show of shame. I'm tired and there's nothing I can do again. Every man for himself from this day forward. I'm doing well in real life and I have a very good job. Trust me, Nigeria's recession didn't even get to me.

Now, that I have seen that most Yorubas love their chains, I can only wish them goodluck in their romance with the Hausa Fulani and their pro one Nigeria stance which is nothing but a promotion of the Hausa Fulani oligarchy. I rest my case.

cc: blackfase

I am surprised you just realized this.
Everywhere you look online, you will notice certain group of Yourbas, popping Champagne over Igbo issues.

I call them the jeunjeun generation, they are behaving exactly the way they were programmed.

Even here on NL they have been hijacked from Seun in the name of political patronage.

Now this is funny.
So who did it

They should take Operation Python Dance to New York

wickyyolo:
Hmm, thanks . Seems that is the next step to take.

Welcome.

Read more about board-room politics.

SonofDevil:
obviously you re not in Lagos when operation sweep massacred opc at ejigbo around 1999.
Year 2000 was the worst for opc. a full load bus of opc was ambush at isheri-olofion round about only two survived and they were taken away.
Opc Deserved what they get because the entire Lagos was living in fear at that period too much barbaric killings .the final straw was the supremacy battle between gani Adams and Frederick fasheun which tore the organisations to two factions .
Gani boys were more brutal because as at then he was a stark illiterate though he later went to school.

Obj was able to flush them out during his first tenure. Maybe it was fasheun click that campaigned for him cos by then opc has lost relevance in south west

I am fully aware of what happened Operation sweep did to OPC in Lagos.

But the same Obasanjo reconciled with OPC when his second term campaign became shakky.

The same OPC Campaigned for Obasanjo Second term.

OBJ merely threatened OPC, AD, Afenifere for his Political ambition.

In 1999, a huge Python was unleashed on civilian spaces in Odi. The snake charmer was a certain centurion named Victor Malu. Egged on by civilian cheerleaders because Odi was not in their ethnic or political neck of the woods, Victor Malu screamed to local and international media that there was nothing wrong in allowing a Python to have a little fun among civilians.

In 2001, the Python danced into Victor Malu's village and began to play in civilian spaces. After all, Victor Malu and his civilian cheerleaders had said that civilian spaces were created for Pythons. The Python even went inside Victor Malu's house, formed coils around three of his relatives, and ate them.

Suddenly, Victor Malu became Nigeria's most vocal opponent of Pythons in civilian spaces. He even granted an interview to the New York Times condemning the Army, the Python he once led into Odi. Said Malu to the New York Times back in 2001: "How can you kill innocent civilians, farmers carrying yams on their heads? Can you mistake a yam tuber for a missile?"

Gen Malu wisened up to the ethos of civilized humanity because the Python ended up in his village, wiped out his village and three of his relatives.

May his country not follow this path to wisdom - where survivors develop wisdom only when they can take a census of their relatives in the belly of the Python they are cheering.

May Nigeria emerge wiser, fairer, and more just from these tragic times.

sarrki:
“The exercise is also aimed at combating the security challenges in the South-East and is well equipped to deal with the rising cases of insecurity such as kidnappings, armed forces farmers-herdsmen clashes, cultism, violent secessionist agitations, insurgency among others.
“Please note, Exercise EGWU EKE II is not targeted at any individual or group, as law abiding citizens are advised to go about their normal businesses without fear.”
http://punchng.com/operation-python-dance-is-field-training-exercise-army/amp/

What's the meaning of the bolded.

DeRuggedProf:
Do a research on OANDO.

I am not sure he understands your post.

@wickyyolo

Simply get some good lawyers, that will insert some clauses to protect you in the memorandum.

Mynd44:
And the President Obasanjo ordered every OPC member arrested or shot at sight. Thats when they knew it was serious

The same OPC that supported OBJ second term campaign.

It was not long before even the OPC began to preach for the Obasanjo/PDP ticket. Also, the subliminal impact of the tribalist pro-Obasanjo campaign was no doubt re-enforced by the prospect of a juicer and much greater access to the Nigerian gravy train as the AD/PDP alliance was said to anticipate.

http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/threads/obasanjo-and-his-pyrrhic-victory.1064/

@OP advise for mum to get a stable relationship if she can't fix her marriage.

The relationship she's having with multiple partners is very dangerous, when problem start you will have to carry the burden.

She is no longer a young lady, her runs is limited.

Toothless FG

FG better keep quiet.

They forget the International community can turn Nigeria into another football pitch overnight.

FG is toothless, when it comes to the international community.

Throwback:
If I remember correctly, President Jonathan and PDP tasked the same OPC to help him win re-election votes in the SW in 2015.

OPC then promised that it's exaggerated 10million members would vote for Jonathan.

The OPC began matching about the SW and parading all manner of dangerous weapons as they campaigned for Jonathan while being escorted by the Nigerian police force.

All of this was done for a man who claimed his ambition is not worth the blood of any Nigerian.

So now we need to ask Jonathan and PDP what kind of entity is the OPC. I would love to know what their opinion is.

OPC has been doing this before GEJ regime, it started during ABACHA era, do you remember NADECO?

TonyeBarcanista:
He is a terrorist

And the same guy criticize's Niger Delta militant, IPOB and Boko-Haram. e.t.c

Hypocrisy

Read between the lines

Read

currentprice:

fxuser:
CILeasing
- full bid after all dat shakeout back to back

#um

currentprice predicted this

Coolcash1:
Cowboys JAT and Mofe retained their position as GCEO and DGCEO...

As expected, these guys will fight with their last blood to retain their seats. They are ready to go a long haul and do whatever it takes just to cover up their tracks. No doubt the honourable thing the duo should have done was to step aside to allow free conduct of the investigation or SEC compelling them to do so.

Well I knew nothing will come out of it because these guys mingle and dine with powers-that-be. Someone wondered why 10banks agreed to restructure Oando'/s N95b loan. It's because they have these banks ceos in their "pockets". Intel has it that at an informal gathering of business executives and CEO of some of the banks, JAT had to appeal to Aliko and some associates to help beg Wigwe whose bank led other consortium not to takeover Oando because of non-performance of the loan...

What I know is that the company is sitting on a time bomb that will explode soonest and any smart investor should forget investing in the company for long term.
I rest my case.

This is why I insisted SEC and NSE are big time scammers.

They always look away whenever companies are ripping off investors, until the bubble bust.


They have been playing this game since the regime of Ndidi Okoreke

fxuser:
any news from Uyo

Oando accounts were approved and JAT and Mofe will retain their positions at GCE and DGCE.

132. OER whom everyone thought was owned by Oando Plc, was always owned by OODP.

The "Oando" in the "ER"...well....

133. Mangal also had an issue it seems.


134. By not disclosing that he owned a further 13.9% of Oando, lawyers claim he may have contravened a CAMA provisions.

135. In Nigeria, shareholders who own more than 5% of shares in a publicly listed company had to disclose it. Oando claims he did not


136. To be fair, Mangal and Volpi were yet to make official statements thus arousing major suspense for all stakeholders

137. And so, as the AGM loomed on the 11th management of Oando worked all weekend to ensure that it not only took place but successfully so.


138. The PR machine was in full gear. Reports suggest social media influencers were mobilized to action. The media stayed coy



139. Success by most counts was to get the audited accounts approved with JAT & his board securing their positions as directors of Oando Plc


140. They left no chances to bare. .

141. Sources suggest that they had lawyers stationed in nearly every high court in case anyone filed an injunction against the AGM

142. The AGM would hold amidst some protest but just as they wanted everything went as planned.


143. The accounts were approved and JAT and Mofe will retain their positions at GCE and DGCE.


144. JAT and Mofe may not be feared businessmen or street as some would opine. However, one thing was clear

145. They have demonstrated over time that they are "Corporate Kings" and master "manipulators" of laws that govern shareholding structures.



146. Their notoriety may attract many critics and or even more fans. But corporate Nigeria have here, two guys not ready to bow out


147. We have come to the end of this episode of corporate stories on Oando.

I would like to thank the fantastic team at Nariametrics

124. All they owned were shares in OODP registered in the British Virgin Islands, which in turn owned shares in OODP registered in Nigeria


125. Which in turn owned shares in Oando Plc. Volpi thus, analysts explain, will need to kick JAT out in BVI before he gets to Nigeria

126. Some analysts even opine, that this was perhaps why SEC could not act. No Nigerian entity was in trouble here.

127. Retail investors and local shareholders, were not the petitioners so SEC had to wash its hands clean & refer d matter over to d courts.


128. The courts some said, would first entertain arguments surrounding jurisdiction as both companies are not registered Nigerian entities.


129. Some also claim a good lawyer could perhaps swing the case in Volpi's way if he argued differently.


131. But JAT and Mofe had delisted OER from d Toronto Stock Exchange.

Either by providence or being smart, it was a move of a grand master.

123. Shareholding structure as explained by Oando Plc https:///KjwRhVtZHc