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holm:
EPS(Q2) - N115.84

Wow

DeRuggedProf:
They would have done that at around N170 per share if they had gone ahead.
They waited for the meat to start rotting, like typical vultures do...
This stock will go back and cross the N100.80 52 weeks high once that offer is completed by August 30.
It is their way..CAPITALISM UPGRADED....

Vultures indeed.

locodemy:
Strange?This stock will give you 100% returns in due time.
pa Emma,pls what do you have to say here?

I am not talking about stock giving 100%

It is about foreign investors running away when things are bad and coming back to reap local investor's sweats.

lancee:
http://www.businessdayonline.com/diageo-take-100-rights-guinness-n40bn-issue

This is strange

Reason why Foreign portfolio investors is dangerous for underdeveloped economies.

Hope we all remember this

http://breaking.com.ng/nigeria/diageo-steps-down-guinness-shares-acquisition-after-historic-loss/

The Same NAFDAC that was charged by the courts after for FANTA saga.

stcool:
http://nse.com.ng/market_data-site/other-market-information-site/FPI%20Report/NSE%20Domestic%20and%20FPI%20Report%20-%20June%202017.pdf

Foreign Investors increased their holdings significantly (YOY).

Jump in Domestic Retail participation (MOM), which was higher than Domestic Institutional (MOM)

Foreign Portfolio investors are very dangerous.

You must follow them bumper to bumper, or else ...


Domestic investors outperformed foreign investors by 7.82%. Total domestic transactions increased by 7.53% from N110.42 billion recorded in May 2017 to N118.74 billion in June 2017. Foreign transactions also increased by 6.66% from N95.19 billion to N101.53 billion within the same period.

Monthly foreign inflows outpaced outflows. However, foreign inflows decreased by 10.95% from N73.15 billion in May 2017 to N65.93 billion in June 2017 while foreign outflows increased by 38.09% from N22.04 billion in May 2017 to N35.60 billion in June 2017.

Misterdhee1:
You obviously didn't read the article. The communities in question were never part of the grid in the first instance. There are several communities like that across the country. It is down to each community to take the bold step. Aside that, there are several estates that are already off-grid. It's called being self-independent bro.

That the point i am making, let every community(Papalanto, Olorunsogo etc.) with power-plant, take that bold step in go off-grid.

rebekah2011:
https://nairametrics.com/cbn-governor-says-nigerian-stock-market-may-be-in-a-bubble/

This is the real enemy of the market.

He is not an Enemy of the Market, considering the fact the Nigeria is still in Recession.

If you have been following stocks trend for the past six months, you will agrees with me the Volatility is High.

EL- Rufai is one of the PDP moles in APC.

And what is Kaduna producing.

Let all states with power plants go-off grid and supply electricity to their communities.

And what's the impact on Nigerians.

"My worry lies in how the leadership of APC has democratized blindness to irony, especially among their followers so effectively. If irony hits you like a Dangote truck and you are unable to recognize it as a citizen, you wear that condition of ignorance like a badge of honour and hit social media for celebration in this APC era"

APC: The Obstinate Journey To Shame Via London By Pius Adesanmi


BY PIUS ADESANMI JULY25, 2017

Those interested in the dustbin of Nigeria's history will one day find APC inside the rubble, among the putrefaction, just beside PDP, and bring out her carcass for examination.

Such students of the dustbin of history will likely conclude that APC's signature contribution to the Nigerian tragedy is not in the empirical failure to deliver on measurable electoral promises in virtually all areas of national life but in the deadening of the Nigerian mind.

A nation's mind is lost when the capacity for ironic sentience dies. And no group of Nigerians, at any moment in our chequered national history, has contributed more to the assassination of irony than the Confederacy of parochial interests in the leadership of APC.

If blindness to irony stopped within the ranks of APC's leadership, if it was limited to Governors, Senators, Reps, and other political figures within her ranks, I wouldn't be so worried. It would be their funeral. I am not in the habit of shedding tears for members of Nigeria's political elite over their intellectual impecuniosity.

My worry lies in how the leadership of APC has democratized blindness to irony, especially among their followers so effectively. If irony hits you like a Dangote truck and you are unable to recognize it as a citizen, you wear that condition of ignorance like a badge of honor and hit social media for celebration in this APC era.

Chief John Odigie Oyegun fired the first bullet to assassinate irony. APC had just won the election. She was still in that period of grace when the people could excuse anything. Euphoria was still in the air. One message of change that APC could send early and effectively in order to write her name in gold was in the retirement of campaign funds.

The notion of retiring campaign funds is a complete stranger in Nigeria. We have at least two adult generations who have never heard of it because it has simply never been practiced. No Nigerian has ever retired campaign funds. After elections, you privatize the leftover funds, campaign vehicles, and other resources. You keep everything for yourself and distribute some to your cronies. This, of course, is a crime routinely committed by every Nigerian who has ever run for public office: There is no separation between their bank accounts and campaign contributions.

President Buhari, especially, most especially, had a moral and ethical obligation to inaugurate a monumental paradigm shift in our polity by being the first politician to ever retire his campaign funds, especially after making such a show of seeking a loan for the nomination form. He lost that golden opportunity to inscribe his name in gold - as he has frittered away every other opportunity since his election. To this day, President Buhari’s campaign funds have not been retired.

Enter Chief Odigie Oyegun with an early press interview. APC, he assured the nation, was not the party that should retire campaign funds. The onus, he continued, was on PDP to retire her campaign funds. I gasped and nearly had a heart attack when I read such ignorant comments from the Chairman of the President's party. To this day, Chief Oyegun has not explained the sources of his sick political theory of campaign finance retirement to Nigerians.

The irony was supremely lost on Chief Oyegun and APC. They had campaigned on a mantra of change but were telling Nigerians that the change ought to start with the party they had vanquished! Did PDP promise change? This was the beginning of a history of criminal blindness to irony that has led APC to the dustbin of history.

More tragedy was to come from APC. The party promised financial prudence and frugality. President Buhari held on to the most visible evidence of the long history of financial irresponsibility by the Nigerian Presidency - the harem of presidential jets. No change here. The irony was supremely lost on the changers.

President Jonathan was a junketing President. He traveled the world so irresponsibly that Reuben Abati was forced to pen a funny piece on the gains of President Jonathan's foreign trips. However, Reuben could not possibly have believed the nonsensical claims he was making in that essay.

Governors and APC Leaders in London to visit President Muhammadu Buhari
Did President Buhari change the paradigm of fruitless and irresponsible presidential trips? For where? He doubled down on it, determined to cover in a few months the air miles that Jonathan covered in five years. But for the unfortunate illness that has largely truncated his trips, President Buhari was approaching a point where he could very much have offered to build an airport for a country without an airport in order to be able to visit such a country. No change here. The irony was supremely lost on the changers.

Fast forward. Roll over two years of daily evidence of blindness to irony on the part of APC and you arrive at restructuring. Suddenly, APC has a committee led by my friend, Nasir El Rufai, whose mandate is to help her understand restructuring and frame her position accordingly. APC's entire electoral manifesto is a promise of restructuring by other names. They called restructuring all sorts of names in various parts of that document but they cannot possibly pretend not to know that restructuring is what they promised. In some places, they called it devolution. In other places they used other names but it all still comes down to the fundamentals of restructuring: empowering the margins, de-centering the centre, putting an end to Nigeria's obnoxious financial feeding bottleism from the center.

All of a sudden, nobody in APC has ever heard of restructuring. They now need a committee to study it, help them understand it, and, Allah be praised, the committee just must comprise all the Governors in their ranks who have declared war on restructuring recently one way or the other! No change here. The irony was supremely lost on the changers.

The most difficult part of APC's tragedy is the part of their manifesto and agendas pertaining to health and health care delivery in Nigeria. Nigeria would become the Dubai of health facilities within five years and progress on the road to Dubai would start to become noticeable within the first two years. You must, of course, read APC’s manifesto on health in tandem with President Buhari’s campaign statements vigorously condemning foreign medical safaris.

All of these promises have led to the sorry and tragic spectacle of APC Governors and the Party Chairman at a medical safari breakfast table in London. During President Buhari’s first stint in London, it had been the entire leadership of the National Assembly. It is painful to see what these leaders are doing to themselves. I take no pleasure in watching their naked dance in the marketplace. At various times, the President of Nigeria, the Senate President of Nigeria, the Speaker, Governors, and the Acting President of Nigeria have all gathered in London. No sense of shame. No trace of the understanding of irony in their demeanor.

I wager that they are doing it because there is a sense that they have so battered and clobbered the people into intellectual submission that the ability to engage and vigorously examine the empty ethical and moral proposition of their actions is no longer available in the land. I wager that they are doing this because their spokespersons, supporters, and foot soldiers have so battered and clobbered the people into submission and silence that nobody is going to even dare to ask: who funded APC’s jamboree to London?

I wager that these Governors are going to say that the London trip is a working visit, hence the deployment of public funds on such a woolly-headed jamboree at a time when, from Lagos to Port Harcourt and everywhere, Nigeria is showing the world a spectacle of flooding and salaries are not paid. If the Governors considered this trip to London a working visit and expended public funds on it – I suspect they did – this would be another tragic nail in the coffin of the changers.

From the same political party, the Acting President made a cameo appearance in London a few weeks ago, assured the nation that the President was in great condition and was primed to return to the country very soon. If we are to believe a Pastor of the Redeemed Church, what could have been so urgent that the APC Governors couldn’t wait for the President’s arrival? Could it be that they did not believe the reassurances of the Acting President?

Whatever be the case, this London trip is a tragedy on so many fronts. On that medical safari breakfast table was assembled those who promised to change the paradigm by putting an end to medical tourism. The supreme irony was lost on them.

Also lost on them is another supreme irony – and this one is a tragedy for Nigeria. Wait for it: the only two instances of leadership by example on the issue of foreign medical trips that we have come to us from the cancerous stables of PDP. Idris Wada is one of Kogi’s worst Governors. He was also very accident prone. He never went beyond Abuja for his medical woes. All the broken bones he sustained from his many convoy accidents were treated in Nigeria. And His Excellency Chief Otunba Dr. Peter Ayodele Fayose (Jerusalem Pilgrim) has been doing a lot of chest beating about his own medicals in Nigeria.

Wada and Fayose as the best examples of the change promised by APC? Nothing makes sense anymore. APC has turned Nigeria into a Yeats-ville where:

“The best lack all conviction, while the worst

Are full of passionate intensity.”

When the best lack all conviction and, blind to irony, fly off to London to waste public funds in defiance of the very principles they swore to uphold, you can see the worst running riot all over the land (Fayose, FFK, etc) with passionate intensity.

Yet, the irony is lost on the changers.

And their followers. And their defenders.

PIUS ADESANMI


http://saharareporters.com/2017/07/25/apc-obstinate-journey-shame-london-pius-adesanmi

swilo:
Much respect LOCO,

Veecoovee, pray that OBAGADDAFI's-CURRENT-RUGGED-BULL is sustained for a while.

I hope DeRuggedProf knows what he is doing.

The bull is just for a season.

CONOIL on full bid.

low on volume

What do you expect form Jeunjeun Politician.

Kingjames11:
. London 6hrs ahead of Nigeria #wake up

You like to qoute without reading.

silastemplar:
[s]still not making any sense. Just like i suspected, you just dont have the capacity to.[/s]

Focus on your work and stop quoting me up and down.

walemoney007:
His wrist watch might not be working

You mean both EL-Rufai and the Man in Red cap wrist watches aren't working.

BabaAduras:
I don't understand what has happen to the brain of Nigerians to the extend it does stop performing the function of reasoning.

Do you expect PMB because his getting better to just travel and return to Nigeria in the name of politics before his Doctors approval? Aba! use your brain now before you comment.

Stop commenting for commenting sake. Even if you are jobless or a paid agent of PDP or member of family of Nigerian Looters, use you brain. Think before you talk or write.

Will you just shut up.

How many times has Buhari traveled to London within the last two years.

Yet they keep shouting he's getting better.

Everything about you people is APC/PDP.

silastemplar:
This guy are you daft? so someone who is "getting better" shouldn't wait for doctors approval to travel? as in guys...please spare us that have to read some of the stupid comments you all make here. spare us the trauma please.

Ode,

The same Man who came back to Nigeria, told you he's getting better, in now in London., doing what.

The doctors, know he is not getting better, that's way they're keeping him there.

Oponu.

APC are bunch of joker's

They claim PMB is getting better, yet he is still in London waiting doctors approval to come back.

Redoil:
I want to invest in federal govt saving bond how will go about it

Just contact your stock broker.

currentprice:
http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/18925_UBA_PLC_-_CORPORATE_ANNOUNCEMENT_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_JULY_2017.pdf

UBA might be right here.

If I remember correctly, UBA and FBN were having serious conflicts with the govement concerning this funds. And the Funds were letter remitted to the TSA.

Karma to bad gan

juman:
nigeria is a country without direction.

nigeria can also be like that.

We dont have committed leaders here in nigeria just like Iraq.

Nigeria is already like that.

Because you are living in the South, you think tw country is peaceful?

How many times will you clarify