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Benbuffet:
E be like say na only the people wey pay school fees in 2008 still dey active for this our forum!

Benbuffet:
E be like say na only the people wey pay school fees in 2008 still dey active for this our forum!

Agbalowomeri:


We have to collect back our money from Mr. Market with interest

emmanuelewumi:
Are you sure?

Kashif:
There was a stock I dabbled into in 2008. Dealt with my capital like shege - lost 90% at some point and sat there, so I forgot about it.

Two days ago, I received AGM notification and decided to check and saw it had double the 2008 price. I don't even know how to access it apart from reaching out to the Registrars

I plan to offload soon and get something else. I had since lost touch and interest in stocks......

lexy2lexy:
Please is there anyone yet to receive Presco dividends? I am yet to receive mine

SonofElElyonRet:
Doubled in price but halved in value?

oluwaleokey:
Gurus in the house please i need guidance regarding my insurance policy issue, i know this might not be the right thread however its still boils down to investment.

Five years ago, I subscribed to the Flex Edu Insurance Policy with First Bank Insurance for my daughter’s education, which was due to mature this year. Along the way, the policy management was moved to Sanlam Nigeria (a partner company, as I was informed). Despite the transition, everything seemed smooth until recently.

A few weeks before the maturity date, I contacted the company to confirm that all was in order. They responded promptly, acknowledged the upcoming maturity, and provided me with a statement of account. (Also note I had exchange several mails before and they responded swiftly)

Five days before maturity, I was forwarded a form & asked to complete a payment voucher for the full benefit. However, it has now been several weeks since maturity, and I am yet to receive any payment. To make matters worse, I even noticed an over-debit on my account, which I raised with the company, but my emails have since gone unanswered. I have sent multiple follow-ups to every contact I have, including those I previously engaged with, but there has been no response.

Currently, I can no longer access my account online, which raises even more concern. After diligently saving monthly for five years for my daughter’s education, I feel deeply frustrated and disappointed by this experience.

I kindly seek your advice on how best to call out these people?
How I can recover my funds after years of committed savings.

Is First Bank Insurance is still directly involved in this matter? and What formal steps I can take to escalate this issue if Sanlam Nigeria continues to be unresponsive

This situation feels unfair and distressing, and I would appreciate any support, guidance, or escalation channels you can provide to help resolve it.

I will appreciate every single help I could get on here
Thanks

Agbalowomeri:
Half or one-tenth in value

Locotrader:
What happens here is the elders we have are selfish elders who don't encourage the younger ones.They only become active when the market is in red.They are already Billionaires but they don't support you newbie making money like them.They want you eating from hand to mouth.They don't give you update even when they have insider information.Thats the type of elders you have here.

Loco can't be part of them.We have been in this market for more than 2 decades.
We understand the language of the market.

The market is not yet in a panic mode.
It's just the pullback which didn't caught us unawares.I spoke about this pullback during the insurance bull two weeks ago.

Loco is bringing substantial amount into the market tomorrow being Friday and will be waiting for Royalex and Japaul as the pullback is about to bottom.

If you have not sold till now,no need to sell again because these prices you are seeing now are still undervalued.

The Govt is preaching $1 Trillion economy.I don't think they will achieve it through this way.This is just the handwork of market players in conjunction with traders.

STOP THE SELL NOW,MARKET IS COMING BACK NEXT WEEK.

oluwaleokey:
Gurus in the house please i need guidance regarding my insurance policy issue, i know this might not be the right thread however its still boils down to investment.

Five years ago, I subscribed to the Flex Edu Insurance Policy with First Bank Insurance for my daughter’s education, which was due to mature this year. Along the way, the policy management was moved to Sanlam Nigeria (a partner company, as I was informed). Despite the transition, everything seemed smooth until recently.

A few weeks before the maturity date, I contacted the company to confirm that all was in order. They responded promptly, acknowledged the upcoming maturity, and provided me with a statement of account. (Also note I had exchange several mails before and they responded swiftly)

Five days before maturity, I was forwarded a form & asked to complete a payment voucher for the full benefit. However, it has now been several weeks since maturity, and I am yet to receive any payment. To make matters worse, I even noticed an over-debit on my account, which I raised with the company, but my emails have since gone unanswered. I have sent multiple follow-ups to every contact I have, including those I previously engaged with, but there has been no response.

Currently, I can no longer access my account online, which raises even more concern. After diligently saving monthly for five years for my daughter’s education, I feel deeply frustrated and disappointed by this experience.

I kindly seek your advice on how best to call out these people?
How I can recover my funds after years of committed savings.

Is First Bank Insurance is still directly involved in this matter? and What formal steps I can take to escalate this issue if Sanlam Nigeria continues to be unresponsive

This situation feels unfair and distressing, and I would appreciate any support, guidance, or escalation channels you can provide to help resolve it.

I will appreciate every single help I could get on here
Thanks

EDUECO:
The organization is on Facebook.

Just go on Facebook to drag them the way Agberos collect tax from transporters.

Just tell them Emilokon,that it is your daughter's turn to collect the insurance policy.

If the organization is not corperating with you,then you have to involve NAICOM.

pluto09:
I once did business with them and everything went smoothly.
If they have a physical office in your place, visiting their office will not be a bad idea.

orriyomi33:
This was on the 30th of May.
Champion has gone on to do over 300%.

Locotrader 👐

oluwaleokey:
Gurus in the house please i need guidance regarding my insurance policy issue, i know this might not be the right thread however its still boils down to investment.

Five years ago, I subscribed to the Flex Edu Insurance Policy with First Bank Insurance for my daughter’s education, which was due to mature this year. Along the way, the policy management was moved to Sanlam Nigeria (a partner company, as I was informed). Despite the transition, everything seemed smooth until recently.

A few weeks before the maturity date, I contacted the company to confirm that all was in order. They responded promptly, acknowledged the upcoming maturity, and provided me with a statement of account. (Also note I had exchange several mails before and they responded swiftly)

Five days before maturity, I was forwarded a form & asked to complete a payment voucher for the full benefit. However, it has now been several weeks since maturity, and I am yet to receive any payment. To make matters worse, I even noticed an over-debit on my account, which I raised with the company, but my emails have since gone unanswered. I have sent multiple follow-ups to every contact I have, including those I previously engaged with, but there has been no response.

Currently, I can no longer access my account online, which raises even more concern. After diligently saving monthly for five years for my daughter’s education, I feel deeply frustrated and disappointed by this experience.

I kindly seek your advice on how best to call out these people?
How I can recover my funds after years of committed savings.

Is First Bank Insurance is still directly involved in this matter? and What formal steps I can take to escalate this issue if Sanlam Nigeria continues to be unresponsive

This situation feels unfair and distressing, and I would appreciate any support, guidance, or escalation channels you can provide to help resolve it.

I will appreciate every single help I could get on here
Thanks

emmanuelewumi:
Insurance guys still have a long way to go.

You would have been better off investing in Money Market Fund or Eurobond Fund consistently for the past 5 years for your daughters education

EDUECO:
The organization is on Facebook.

Just go on Facebook to drag them the way Agberos collect tax from transporters.

Just tell them Emilokon,that it is your daughter's turn to collect the insurance policy.

If the organization is not corperating with you,then you have to involve NAICOM.

SonofElElyonRet:
Doubled in price but halved in value?

oluwaleokey:
Gurus in the house please i need guidance regarding my insurance policy issue, i know this might not be the right thread however its still boils down to investment.

Five years ago, I subscribed to the Flex Edu Insurance Policy with First Bank Insurance for my daughter’s education,

Kashif:
It's way lower than half the value now. I put in 850k in that stock then