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Romance › Re: Woman Regrets Leaving Ex After Learning He's Getting Married (photos/video) by ppogba: 11:55am On Jul 06
You are lamenting losing someone whose parents prayers just got answered.

The god that delivered that young man will deliver others in similar cages .
Sports › Re: White House Pressure On Infantino Led To Overturn Of Balogun Red Card by ppogba: 11:51am On Jul 06
Just as no regime could be worse than the present NFF, there can not be a more corrupt FIFA than the one presently headed by INFANTino.

Indeed, there is something in a name.
Science/Technology › Re: Humanoid Robot Goes Out Of Control, Fights Office Workers by ppogba: 11:04am On Jul 06
The only thing left is for humans to fight back spiritually.

Why must you function well when you want to take away my job?
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Compares Nigeria To Cape Verde, Blames Leaders For World Cup Failure by ppogba: 11:00am On Jul 06
Shikena:
Obi is right. We can all see how China and India are performing so well at this world cup.
Exactly. With Pakistan, Ethiopia and Indonesia .

Elementary google search would have shown him that 9 out of the 10 most populated nations are not at this WC
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Compares Nigeria To Cape Verde, Blames Leaders For World Cup Failure by ppogba: 10:58am On Jul 06
The stupidity in this is Obi comparing the Cape Verde population with that of Ogbomoso .

Wouldn't it have made sense if he checked the last population figure to know that Ogbomoso is far more populated than most cities in his south east?

But of course, he must advertise hus bigotry to his customers.
Foreign Affairs › Re: FG Condemns Killing Of Two Nigerians In South Africa, Demands Justice by ppogba: 5:35pm On Jul 05
TheStoriesOfMan:
Name sheckers are confused 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They are not confused in any way. From experience, they know the tribe of the fraudster who is only trying to be clever by half.
Foreign Affairs › Re: FG Condemns Killing Of Two Nigerians In South Africa, Demands Justice by ppogba: 5:32pm On Jul 05
While praying that they rest in peace, I sincerely hope they are not part of those that told Obi they prefer to die in SA rather than come back to Nigeria.

Be careful what you wish for.
Politics › Re: "I'll Lead A Revolution Against Fulanis If Attacks Continue" – Prince Erena by ppogba: 9:17am On Jul 04
Hausa eyes don dey open.

The era of the North deceiving them with Hausa-Fulani nomenclature seems to be gone.


May God give you the strength Sha. Master no dey leave slaves easily. Go and ask the Isrealites what they faced from Pharaoh
Crime › Re: Us-based Nigerian Engineer Pleads Guilty To Diverting $1.64m To Family’s Bank Ac by ppogba: 4:36pm On Jul 03
Nwaokunkpara:
So waste... People commit fraud too?
I am surprised too.
I wonder why they want to follow the footsteps of INVICTUS OBI and Dr. NKECHY EZEH who took millions from the vulnerable in US. It is certain they are learning bad things from the professionals.
Politics › Re: 2027: I’ll Win Lagos Without Obi, Obidient Movement – Rhodes-vivour by ppogba: 10:37pm On Jul 02
Like Oga,like boi boi.

We dey here dey wait for your miracle
Politics › Re: 2027: Journey To Unseat Tinubu Begins – Atiku On Judgment Affirming David Mark by ppogba: 10:35pm On Jul 02
lightwind:
The Fulanis and Other voters from the Northern part of Nigeria decides who becomes the President of Nigeria.

Their votes usually comes in blocks examples are,
Kano
Kaduna
Katsina
Kebbi
Sokoto
Yobe
Jigawa
Borno
Niger States votes are all for Atiku Abubakar.
And they could not decide when Buhari was losing elections and crying up and down like a baby.

When you.sef wan get sense na?
Politics › Re: Court Rejects El-rufai’s Fresh Bail Bid Over Disputed Medical Report by ppogba: 10:30pm On Jul 02
Tenses:
The north will not forget how tinubu has been unfair to northern leaders.

The witch hunt is very terrible and childish to say the least.


The north will respond in 2027.
Una don start again?

Benue state is in the bag.
North will never vote for Tinubu

The new catch phrase now na, the north will respond.
Politics › Re: Court Rejects El-rufai’s Fresh Bail Bid Over Disputed Medical Report by ppogba: 10:28pm On Jul 02
Omoboricash:
I thought some people are sayinhmg Nigeria would burn if Elrufai did not get bail or release from detention.
Are you talking about the same people who said Britain will bring warships to rescue their citizen?

The usual clowns I suspect.
Business › Re: Crude Falls To $70 But Nigerian Marketers Maintain ₦1,200 Pump Price by ppogba: 5:00pm On Jul 02
rhazur:
FCCPC should just call his name. This is the monopoly he was fighting for. Fuel price was $72.6 before the America/Israel/Iran war and petrol was sold around ₦800 then now that the war is over and prices are even below but petrol is still been sold for ₦1200.......I just Weep for Nigeria
Others are bringing in petroleum products too. Let us call them out.

Whoever wants to break the monopoly can still obtain license. That is when you will know there is Duopoly and Oligopoly.
Business › Re: Crude Falls To $70 But Nigerian Marketers Maintain ₦1,200 Pump Price by ppogba: 4:58pm On Jul 02
billyG:
We are too tolerant in 9jeria,we fear to fight for freedom,we fear to fight from oppression,we fear to fight for justice.
So, Nigerians should have invaded the fuel stations and snatch the noodles from the attendants and Pump fuel into their pockets or buckets?

Nairaland Civil warrior.
Business › Re: Crude Falls To $70 But Nigerian Marketers Maintain ₦1,200 Pump Price by ppogba: 4:57pm On Jul 02
Change4dbeta:
Is it only the elites? 99% us Nigerians are extremely greedy
The truth nobody wants to hear.

Are the elites the.bus conductors that hike fare immediately there is a drop of rain?

Are the elites the school owners that increases fees every term without increasing their staff salaries?

Are the elites the shylock landlords that increases rents for houses inherited from their fore or five fathers?

Nigerians are generally greedy and wicked.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 11:21am On Jul 02
Agbalowomeri:
Another forward looking statement grin

Which one is may...?
They may is for shareholders to clap for Dem when they eventually pay.

Radarara.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 11:20am On Jul 02
ogawisdom:
What is all these talks about interim dividend in July thought it's usually around October -November
Na shame dey catch Dem.

When Dem no pay, shey shareholders die ni?

E dey dia bodi.

Shior!

GT and Zenith no fit release dis kain thing on the first day of July. Lai Lai.
Foreign Affairs › Re: “I Lost My Money, Wife & Son” – Nigerian Evacuees Reveal South Africa Horror by ppogba: 7:36am On Jul 02
I hope he is not one of those who told Obi they prefer to die in South Africa than come over to Nigeria.
Nairaland General › Re: Fire Engulfs Popular Eke-okigwe Market In Imo State by ppogba: 7:33am On Jul 02
They should have used buckets as their brothers in Onitsha did nao.

At least the wailing go less.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 7:10am On Jul 02
Jaakay:
UB*
If you add A, na you Sabi.
Sports › Re: England Vs DR Congo: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (2 - 1) On 1st July 2026 by ppogba: 7:05pm On Jul 01
Next on the King's honor list is : Anthony Gordon.

The next best thing after Kulikuli according to the British media
Sports › Re: England Vs DR Congo: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (2 - 1) On 1st July 2026 by ppogba: 7:03pm On Jul 01
Kalulu44:
Which English FA overhype players for him. Is that why he dropped Palmer, Foden, Maguire and the rest including Trent
Which one of the three you mentioned had a spectacular season?
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 6:51pm On Jul 01
mikeapollo:
You people are the ones that want to make some folks cry on this forum! They say you people should say your ''evil and bad'' prayers and wishes quietly to yourselves in one corner. They don't want to read or hear them here because they bought those stocks at very high prices but you want the price to crash D grin
If you deal in stocks and has never gone close to crying then, maybe you never start.

The most important thing is, let your shock absorber be original. Ladipo own fit let you down
Christianity Etc › Re: Anambra Group Names Archbishop Valerian Okeke Person Of The Decade by ppogba: 6:45pm On Jul 01
Wrong choice.

What about Invictus Obi the wiz kid?

What of Liquid Iron/metal , the prophet of our time?

What of Pastor Chris Okafor?

We no go gree.....
Sports › Re: England Vs DR Congo: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (2 - 1) On 1st July 2026 by ppogba: 6:41pm On Jul 01
Angelfrost:
England should find a way to win this game...!

Cos ehn... The fallout from losing to an inexperienced less fitted African team will be a historical stain that will stay with them for decades to come.

Right now, Scotland and all their neighbors are already trolling them relentlessly. tongue
Oga Angel, which yeye stain? Dem carry two heads?

As my people will say, " na snake pikin wey dey snake belle dey kill snake".. Some of the DR Congo players na dia small pikin nao.
Chancel
Bissaka
The Man U reject in defence amongst others.

Most importantly, it is good for them to know that African football is growing and not as they left it when Zaire were murdered when they went for the first WC.

If all of them like including Oga Charles, make Dem no chop dis night.
Sports › Re: England Vs DR Congo: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (2 - 1) On 1st July 2026 by ppogba: 6:36pm On Jul 01
Edoblakky:
DRC is definitely a better representation than Nigeria
They are tactically sound.

I stand to be corrected, I have not seen an African team dealt with the Super Eagles the way they did in that match against them which ended 1-1.

I stand to be corrected.
Sports › Re: England Vs DR Congo: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (2 - 1) On 1st July 2026 by ppogba: 6:32pm On Jul 01
My Dear Tuchel,

I would have loved England to go far all because of you. But with the way things are, I am afraid my love for you ends here.

I will like you to know that the ever restless British media contributed to your woes by over hyping some mediocres for you.

But, be that as it may, as a sound technician and tactician, you will soon find a job that will not make you grey further.

With love.

Bye.
Sports › Re: Ivory Coast Vs Norway: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (1 - 2) On 30th June 2026 by ppogba: 4:58pm On Jul 01
Mega6ix:
But how can that boy be 19yrs old, if he even put 25yrs it would've been better
Football age of course.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 9:45am On Jul 01
faoogoke:
Access Bank, CBN’s ‘FHC Draft’, and the dividend puzzle

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN’s) June 2026 draft guideline on Financial Holding Companies has reignited debate around bank dividends, capital buffers, and the structure of banking groups. At the centre of this is Access Bank/Access Holdings, whose management has repeatedly stated that it has resolved all regulatory restrictions except the 10 percent foreign subsidiary investment limit. Understanding the dividend outlook requires separating three distinct issues: structural compliance, forbearance, and CBN verification.

Structural compliance: The 10% rule is resolved

For years, Access Bank Plc breached Section 19(cool of BOFIA, which limits a bank’s investment in foreign subsidiaries to 10 percent of shareholders’ funds. Access expanded aggressively across Africa, and by FY2025 its international operations accounted for 33 percent of loans, 23 percent of shareholders’ funds, and 52 percent of PBT [profit before tax]. At its AGM [annual general meeting], the chairman stated that foreign subsidiaries are now “already sitting at the FHC,” meaning that Access Holdings, not Access Bank Plc, owns them. The June 2026 draft formalizes this by allowing FHCs to hold foreign subs directly and ring-fence the Nigerian bank. Management was also given a 12-month window to remediate the position. By this metric, Access has exited the structural restriction. The comment that “the money to pay is sitting at the FHC” reflects the cash raised from the 2024 rights issue and earnings from non-bank subsidiaries like ARM Pensions and Access Insurance.

he forbearance block: Cash, not structure
However, the bigger barrier to dividends was never the 10 percent rule alone. In February 2024, CBN issued a circular suspending dividends, bonuses, and foreign investments for banks under regulatory forbearance until they exited forbearance and were independently verified as compliant. Forbearance allowed banks to classify large ‘Oil & Gas loans’ as “performing” despite stress. When forbearance expired in Q1 2026, peers like United Bank for Africa (UBA), First Bank of Nigeria (FBN), and Ecobank saw NPLs [Non-Performing Loans] jump above 10 percent as those loans were reclassified. Access Bank was the outlier with NPL at 2.5 percent, indicating it had provisioned more aggressively or had a cleaner book. This means Access has technically exited forbearance, removing the primary regulatory block that CBN tied to dividend suspension.

The new 20% HoldCo buffer and CBN verification
The June 2026 draft adds a new condition: FHCs must maintain a minimum 20 percent capital buffer above the Nigerian bank’s CAR [capital adequacy ratio]. This buffer must be held at the HoldCo level and cannot be lent back to the bank. It is designed to ensure the HoldCo can absorb shocks from foreign subsidiaries without destabilising the domestic bank. Access Holdings may need additional capital to meet this, but the cash from prior raises suggests it is better positioned than peers. Still, CBN’s last directive remains: dividends are suspended “until such a time as forbearance is fully exited and capital adequacy is independently verified.” Even with forbearance expired and structure fixed, CBN examiners must verify cash provisioning and CAR compliance before lifting the ban. No new circular has done this yet.

mplications for Access and shareholders
The dilution and dividend impact differs by bank. Zenith needs minimal capital and will see the least EPS/dividend hit. Access already diluted shareholders in 2024 and faces moderate dilution now, but its low 2.5 percent NPL puts it first in line for dividend resumption. FirstHoldCo and UBA face higher dilution and dividend risk due to larger capital gaps and NPL shocks. Analysts like Renaissance Capital still forecast 2028 for Access to resume dividends, but that assumes slow provisioning. With forbearance expired and NPL at 2.5 percent, Access could be approved earlier if CBN verification is swift.

Conclusion

Access Bank has solved the structural problem: foreign subsidiaries are at the HoldCo and the 10 percent rule is resolved by the new draft. It has also solved the asset quality problem: forbearance expired and NPL is lowest among FUGAZ. What remains is CBN’s verification of cash capital and provisioning. The chairman and the managing director are correct that the money exists at HoldCo, but CBN rules prevent the bank from upstreaming dividends until formal sign-off. Once CBN confirms compliance, Access Bank Nigeria can pay dividends to Access Holdings, which can then pay shareholders. The timeline is now in CBN’s hands, and Access is best positioned among its peers to be the first to resume payouts.
The earlier Access Bank realizes the fact that their reputation is dwindling amongst dividend paying banks, the better for them.

All these Shalaye are of no consequence.

Dem no be the only bank for Naija.

Shior!
Crime › Re: Female Police Officer Beaten In Benin, Edo State (video) by ppogba: 8:37am On Jul 01
Fekumzi123:
This one you sabi many prisons, are you a regular customer?
God will deliver you. Amen

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