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dipoolowoo:
Shareholders Authorise Board to Delist Access Bank Shares from NGX
https://businesspost.ng/banking/shareholders-authorise-board-to-delist-access-bank-shares-from-ngx/


https://businesspost.ng/banking/abbey-mortgage-bank-managements-creative-policies-yield-results/

yMcy56:
He's referring to the Eleven compliance indicator symbols.
https://ngxgroup.com/nse-to-implement-compliance-status-indicator-codes-on-listed-companies/

DonDiego:
Please what do some of the suffixes that trail the names of companies listed on the NGX such as MRF, BLS, DIP, DWL etc stand for?

Is there anywhere on the NGX website that it is explained?

Thank you.

Sampi4me:
I want to sell my 1000 units of DANGOTE FLOUR MILLS SHARES.I BOUGHT IT IN 2008. WHO CAN HELP ME HERE

yMcy56:
Well done boss.
Na big man's stock you carry come this time around.
When you see for penny lovers, pls don't hesitate to share too.

BTW, I also think that Total needs to come down some more to make it more attractive.

Slimdove:
My brother ,I will turn myself into that because as a reputable broker like CSL Stockbroker they are suppose to respect their self first.

NGpatriot:
The fact that the German government endorsed the deal doesn't mean she's involved in implementation or the nuts and bolts, and her guessing here and there answers showed that she didn't know much.

Abba Kyari dead or alive can not change or alter the progression or non progression of the project because these are fundamental bottlenecks such projects go through all over the world, eventually, they get resolved.

emmanuelewumi:
Something that will soon get to N140

emmanuelewumi:
It is an offer for sale

locodemy:
No matter how the market batters stocks.These stocks I listed below are high dividend yield stocks at NSE for now.They are good at the current market prices.

Zenith 12.27% dividend yield at the current price.
Gtb 11.81%
Npf 11.43%
Stanbic 10.82%
Cap 10.77%
Mansard 9.87%
Lasaco 9.43%
Access 9.29%
Dangote sugar 9.11%

More batter means more dividend yields.

Let's cherry pick from these list.

Witlee1:
My gf got pregnant, I'm not an advocate of abortion so I told her to keep it so I and my live-in gf had a child (girl) outside wedlock who is 2 years old now and I took care of her and the child for 1 year and 8 months,paid the hospital bills and everything, which a single dough of the girls family didn't come to the wellbeing of the child, it was All me which the mother of the girl is aware of.

Though I dont want to marry the girl now due to the harsh economy of Nigeria but I have plans to marry her later on plus I can't just jump into marriage when I'm not yet able to cater for a family yet so I told her to keep the child with her mother till I can be able to stand on my feet and foster for us all,me and my gf still lived together without the baby and I helped her pay some fees for her school cuz I understood that for my baby to be educated the mother needs to be .

Fast forward to now, the mother of my gf doesn't want me to see my child because I don't want to marry my gf now, my gf and her mother had to even report me to human rights for me never to contact my gf any longer cuz I am threatening her which I never did... I tried contacting my gf to know what is happening, she's not picking her calls neither is the mother too and when I texted my gf she rained insults on me lol (life's so unfair)

NB: I learnt from a reliable source that the mother of my gf is the one Influencing her this way,my gf is also in her 3rd year at school
I'm so confused, please advice me on next step to take

freeman67:
Nothing special. @ bolded is Just saying that your cost of buy the MTN for N169 will be reduced to N160.5 per share if you hold the shares till at least one year before selling.

Oga's in the house, is the M IPO worth it? Though it closed @ 190 probably to make the IPO attractive to intended subscribers.

klas:
MTN retail offer price is N169

Offer opens 1st December, closes 14th December

Minimum subscription is 20 shares and additional in multiples of 20.

There will be a bonus of 1 share for every 20 purchased, subject to a maximum of 250 bonus shares provided you retain your purchased shares for one full year before selling.

Mpeace:
It appears UACN people have been credited with their UPDCREIT and they are all cashing in. They have managed to really surppress the price

locodemy:
No matter how the market batters stocks.These stocks I listed below are high dividend yield stocks at NSE for now.They are good at the current market prices.

Zenith 12.27% dividend yield at the current price.
Gtb 11.81%
Npf 11.43%
Stanbic 10.82%
Cap 10.77%
Mansard 9.87%
Lasaco 9.43%
Access 9.29%
Dangote sugar 9.11%

More batter means more dividend yields.

Let's cherry pick from these list.

emmanuelewumi:
Never planned to pay back, as long as he was in control of First Bank. His removal from the bank changed the plans

Hope you remember that FBN Capital was the underwriter of the IPO of Honeywell at an inflated price of N7.50 about 15 years ago.
As the underwriter the IPO was not successful but FBN Capital had to pay and warehoused the shares for ages

emmanuelewumi:
Buying from Oba keh, there is a lien on his First Bank shares, Honeywell shares, Airtel shares and his hotel. The proceeds of the liquidation of the Investments will go to First Bank

First Bank is not in the business of managing a Flour Mill business, so CBN invited FMN into the equation. I think CBN will make the deal to succeed. Emefiele and Zenith Bank have been doing business with FMN for the past 30 years. There is a Zenith bank branch at their Eric Moore factory sef.

Otudeko is indebted to First Bank, Honeywell Flour Mills is also indebted to First Bank and both of them ie Otudeko and Honeywell have been struggling to liquidate the debt for ages.


Oba's personal indebtedness to First Bank is over N70 billion

emmanuelewumi:
That was the one from UAC Property Development Company, we have not seen the one from UACN

Oakbranch:
bros, should honey well shareholders be happy or sad. That your meme speaks volume.

samguru:
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/34601_FLOUR_MILLS_OF_NIGERIA_PLC%20FLOUR_MILLS_OF_NIGERIA_PLC_.pdf

he don happen Flourmills Nigeria PLC has acquired Honeywell Flourmills PLC

dublinkmy6:
Hello house!
I'm a novice to these stocks of a thing, but my father bought shares in some companies many years ago.
He called me on phone and gave me a particular code number and he says that with that code, all his shares in the various companies can be checked.
Pls I really don't know how to go about the process of using this code and I'd like someone to put me through on what is what with his stock and shares.
Maybe a stockbroker or something like that.
Thanks house.

Makib2020:
Wort dah fork

emmanuelewumi:
PENCOM act is clear about it. Seye Kosoko the company secretary of First Bank is the one that included those shares as part of Odukale indirect shareholdings.

NGX actually queried First Bank concerning this, which they responded to. I guess NGX had to ask PENCOM for clarifications.

Stanbic IBTC Pension Manager is the biggest in the industry controlling 25% of pension fund, the promoters of the company have never appropriated shares bought by the pension fund manager as part of their indirect shareholdings

emmanuelewumi:
Funds in the retirement savings account of workers was used to buy the shares so it belongs to the workers.


Leadway Pensure is a company, if the company used part of its profit to buy FBNH shares then Odukale can appropriate such shares as part of his indirect holdings

RabbiDoracle:
"If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die." - Warren Buffett