BuchyD:
Mr Ding!... Where art thou?

Coolcash1:


Life goes on…if you like kill your self on top work. If anything happens to you, your employer will quickly replace you.

Mpeace:
We don't know the position of the persons seeking to join the suit on delistment of Oando. They may or may not be against the delistment.

mikeapollo:


The persons seeking to join the suit are against the delisting of Oando, according documents filed in court.
They are challenging the original suit by Venus Construction and 13 others, as well as the Court order to Oando to submit a Scheme of Arrangement to that effect.
Whether delisting or not, what matters is for shareholders to make profit on their investments at the end of the whole saga.

Mankind2024:
Any investor who believes OANDO Plc would not be delisted is living in a lost paradise.
The body language, the action speaks in favour of imminent delisting.
# "Stop Jubril Adewale Tinubu from swallowing our OANDO plc" on all media.
NSEMPA are too quiet and optimistic on this OANDO issue.
Let your # tag speaks 4u

Mankind2024:
Any investor who believes OANDO Plc would not be delisted is living in a lost paradise.
The body language, the action speaks in favour of imminent delisting.
# "Stop Jubril Adewale Tinubu from swallowing our OANDO plc" on all media.
NSEMPA are too quiet and optimistic on this OANDO issue.
Let your # tag speaks 4u

Choiceguy:


I heard that matters that are still in court should not be discussed.i advised that we should stop discussing anything that concerns oando in our own interest because judgement is not coming anytime soon.

KarlTom:
I laugh in Swahili

Choiceguy:

Choiceguy:


I heard that matters that are still in court should not be discussed.i advised that we should stop discussing anything that concerns oando in our own interest because judgement is not coming anytime soon.

Streetinvestor2:
All I want is wale to pay me #20 . I no fit fight the tinubus of this country,lol.How you wan fight some bigger than sec,NGX or even the useless courts we have in this country

Mpeace:
Over two hours now, no comment. This Wigwe's death has really touched members of this forum. Chai.

BuchyD:
EVERYBODY DON HIBERNATE

emmasoft:


@dayjeee I guess you don't understand how it works. Investment One and any brokerage firm can't charge more than the regulatory fees, it's automated as stipulated by the regulators. They strictly operate in compliance with the rule of engagement in the capital market. I'm sure they can never charge you that much. No transaction gets up to a 10% charge on any consideration.
Please be well guided.
I am sorry, I think my assertion was wrong. I had to go and check my balance again and its not up to that. Thank you
Thank you.

Streetinvestor2:
This must be a joke. You should not discuss about a thief who is doing everything possible to steal from you.You can't push someone and still tell him wr to land

SonofElElyonRet:


This your per hour demand for oando N20 don do nawu. We have heard. We are also in the bus

Agbalowomeri:


NSEMPA is mourning

Streetinvestor2:
My post,my demand, my right...you don't have to like it.

SonofElElyonRet:

I like it dont get me wromg.. but it's like every hour.. we already know nawu

BuchyD:


I'm not sure I fully agree with this because WEALTHNG started charging about 12% to buy stocks...... I sharpaly close account jejeli

But the charges are very much comparable across other platforms

Streetinvestor2:
which mourning .The street is not happy as a result of hunger from inflation. And it is what you are seeing too on ngx and quietness here.

mikeapollo:


You may have a very good point.
But the hash tag (#) on a million social media cannot really make a big difference.
What can either help to stop, amend or ensure equity and fairness in what is going on in Oando can only be through the Court and SEC by way of official petitions by concerned real shareholders.
If the Court really wants to ensure that the right thing is done, it should just instruct Venus Construction and the 13 others to engage Oando management for buyout of their shares and leave the rest minority shareholders out of their quest for delisting. But I am suspecting that the Court is providing leeway to Oando with the numerous adjournments