₦airaland Forum

kalindaminda:
It's like you don't know anything about American cities. Washington DC is one of, if not the most liberal city in America.

I don't know why I bother with people like you

kalindaminda:
It's not the security I commented on, it's how scared they are of the massive protests heading their way

Trying to keep them away from the cameras so as not to embarrass the Orange Nazi

ihedioramma:
@Fxuser, were are they? if small bull come now they come out and start teaching . this is small bear come and teach, teachers of NSEMPA . IS ONE LOVE .

fxuser:
Volume leaders

ucap 20m
Oando 18m
Access 11m

oluFELAxy:
Them try...

Those asking for ID Card, better stop dreaming....CBN no see money print small currency, talkless of NIMC to now start producing the plastic ID Cards....
E ma ko won si gbese....

carpenter:
Yeah...but the shares are limited on the floor...it is just a matter of time before you can't even see them to buy except current holders decide to sell at a loss especially those that bought above 3naira. Any current holder that intends to hold the stock already has their stockbroker on speed dial

carpenter:
Spot from where I stand.

The price of the right is largely determined by how much they need to raise and not by how much the shares are currently selling in the market. Yes, a Rights Issue will normally be less than the price in the market but it doesn't have to be so. It is a game of numbers for some reasons

1. Current investors depending on how they think the company is doing can decide to pickup the rights or not, if they do...they up their game (more like maintain their current shareholding in reality), if they don't, they dilute their shares.
2. If they decide to pick up more shares (most likely from the market since it is cheaper for example), it is just a matter of time before the market drys up and by then the prices in the market would have risen beyond the 3 naira set for the rights issue. There might also be a long queue for those shares in the market...lol. Most people won't get it before it touches 3 naira.

The main issue would be investors' confidence on the company but one thing is sure...this is a bold move and the company is sending a strong signal on how confident they are with this...time will tell

majekdom2:
Simple economics sense of proof: A business cannot have returns without "trade". Ponzi schemes don't trade!

ihedioramma:
The offer end now? forget that .

NuttyChoky:
They don't have sense

Intendy:
UACN Property Development Company Plc Proposed Rights Issue Dealing Members are hereby notified that UACN Property Development Company Plc (UPDC or the company has through its Stockbroker; Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers Limited, submitted an application to The Exchange for approval and listing of a Rights Issue of 1,718,750,000 Ordinary Shares of 50 Kobo each at N3.00 per share on the basis of 1 new ordinary share for every 1 ordinary share held. The Qualification Date for the Rights Issue is today, Thursday 19 January 2017

shaqhead:
[s]Oga u jst want to keep arguing baseless without givin room for human error...haba...if as thourough as the US can be, they bombed a doctors without borders HOSPITAL (nt to mention bombing of schools in Afghanistan), this is not an excuse for the occurence of such incidence but then it only tells you that the margin of human error will always be there-in this case i believe it has to do with inteligence![/s]

cstr55:
A doctor without borders on foreign territory btw. It is excusable for a US jet to encounter a case of mistaken coordinates because it is a strange terrain anyway.
Bombing your own citizens in your country with a fighter jet is just hahahahahha- mad.
[b]The UN should ban Nigeria from buying massive lethal weapons.[/b]

vedaxcool:
You actually said rubbish... US bombed a Doctors without Borders run hospital, they said by mistake. ... Bombing a place is based on intelligence given unless the pilot is a bh or ipoop yoots there is no way he can tell where he is hitting, ipoop iliterates think that a fighter jet flies 2 stories and can clearly determine what they are looking at no they usually get directions from the ground because they are flying very high with little room for distinguishing what they are bombing. there is likely faulty intelligence or pilot/plane error to be blamed. Hitting the camp 3 times seems to indicate faulty intelligence.

sarrki:
Let me educate you

General irabor did not ordered that the idp camp be bombed

He ordered that bh be bombed in sambisa

It was a mistake that it happened

rusher14:
The same NSE you guys said was worse than MMM?
Wonderful!!

rusher14:
Pension funds administrators are always on the look out for investments.

If they would invest in Bonds they would invest in infrastructure.

rusher14:
[b]The pension funds administrators are actively looking for schemes in which funds would be invested. The government using PPP could invest in utilities from water to energy to parks to airports etc.

These are money generating businesses that people van hardly do without.

As I said earlier, to de-risk would be the major obstacle but that means the businesses in which these funds are applied should be guaranteed by extant Laws and provisions.[/b]

rusher14:
Use the idling pensions funds to bankroll utilities which would in turn be money spinners creating additional wealth for the pensioners.

If you built a road upon which millions of travellers would be tolled via pensions funds I believe it would be a win win.

The idea would be to de-risk such funds ensuring a guarantee of returns on investment.

DOLLARTEX:
Wait,wait,wait.so if they had left ucap its mission was to overtake fbnh 'our dear elephant'!nse if na play you bera stop it!

signz:
i thought i was the only one that saw it.

With corruption still very much in this admin, the FG shouldn't use poor civil servants pension for to play Lotto. Politicians will just use this pension funds for 2019 elections

Osibanjo is enlightened, he should know that the best way to fund infrastructure now is by concessioning to the private sector at least for now.

They should just pass the enabling laws and fix our FX policy so foreign investors will now have confidence to invest their money in our infrastructures.

But as simple as what i've written looks like, to our leaders now they're harder than rocket science

tollyboy5:
America never sold fighter jet to Nigeria and likewise did not allow brasil to sell to us I guess it was Pakistan that sold it to us. I can see that you are a blind Africa or don't tell me that you are one of those Nigeria wailing wailers opposing Nigeria always because they easy to detect like therealguy