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Hi frontview,
In fact with this your name,you deserve to take a tour of the cockpit to really have the frontview
Welcome aboard and look out for your birthday mates,hope you're already thinking of the special thing you'll do for him/her when the time comes

Personally,I'm already compiling a list of peeps I'll have presents for on this thread (using additional criteria)

Just have fun man and a lovely week ahead

wolexontop:
1st and always the 1st. but always lonley never find true love

Hey wolex,where've you been?
If you're always the 1st,u 4 be the first to find true love na(abi u be 2face)
Just kidding,good to c ya on the block though
Move over to the first class section,kick off your shoes,relax urself and enjoy the flight

BAGCO: Investors to approach agents for offer certificates


Meristem Registrars Limited has urged investors to approach agents on the non-receipt of the Nigerian Bags Manufacturing Company Plc (BAGCO) share certificates. Bunmi Oguntoye Registrar/Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Meristem Registrars Limited, Registrars to the offer confirmed this to Proshare NI in Lagos Nigeria.



Oguntoye confirmed to Proshare NI that Meristem has dispatched through the post office every share certificate not sent to agents. “If any investor has not received his or her share certificate by now; then the person should approach the Stockbroking agents to collect” he said.



He also confirmed to Proshare NI that 700,000 investors took part in the BAGCO offer and about 400,000 investors are to get the e-certificate.



Prior to this time, Oguntoye had confirmed to Proshare NI when BAGCO came to list its shares on the floors of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) that Meristem had sent out 300,000 from the 400,000 who are to get the e-certificate to the Central Securities Clearing System Limited (CSCS) for verification and confirmation in order to get the e-certificate” he said.



He confirmed to Proshare NI that the total amount of return money is put at N13 billion. Late 2007 BAGCO approached the Nigerian Capital Market to raise fresh funds by offering to members of the investing public 1.865 billion ordinary shares of 50 Kobo at N3.90 Kobo per share.

Proshare

Helloooooooooo,where's everybody?
In church I guess

bussylove:
if you want to change your stockbroker or you want to move your stocks,you simply get what is called an intermember transfer form from the target house you are moving to,you fill or instruct them to fill on your behalf,get a portfolio evaluation from your residing house,basically you get in touch with the target house and they tell you what to do.

Well said bussy,changing your broker is no big deal,by the time you've filled the intermember transfer form and had your portfolio evaluation done,your residing house basically cannot hold you back cos they must sign their own due portions of the form.
Like he said your target broker will tell you what to do

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Heard Fab4 now has a TV show,hope it wont be a source of distraction
Just my thoughts

Portsmouth midfielder ‘didn’t feel good enough’ at Arsenal

Many have cited Arsene Wenger’s decision to allow Lassana Diarra leave in January as a reason why Arsenal lost some serious momentum in the Premier League title race. While it’s probably absurd to suppose that a squad player (albeit a very good one) was central to any hopes the Gunners had of winning the league, the Frenchman may well have been made to feel more welcome if Arsene Wenger had known that Mathieu Flamini was jumping ship to Milan before the season ended.

The Independent reveals that Diarra never felt as though he could please his former manager at The Emirates Stadium, despite what he felt were some very strong performances when he had the opportunity to play. The midfielder has a chance to be an FA Cup winner with Portsmouth this Saturday and doesn’t exactly have anything complimentary to say about his old club.

“I don’t think about Arsenal now, I am just focused on Portsmouth,” the 23-year-old Frenchman said as he prepared for Saturday’s FA Cup final at Portsmouth’s Hampshire training ground. “I left Arsenal because I wanted to play every week. When you are in the team, and even if you play well, the manager doesn’t put you on the pitch [for the next game] you have to do something. Every time he put me on the pitch I tried to do my best. For him, I don’t know if it was good enough, but for me…”

As we’ve pointed out in the past, Diarra certainly isn’t short of self-confidence and his performances in a Pompey shirt have been of a very high standard. Indeed, the Premier League outfit will be glad he’s in the team to face Cardiff, especially as a lack of firepower without the cup-tied Defoe means they might have to rely on winning by a solitary goal as they did in the semi-final against West Brom.

Did Arsene Wenger make a mistake in allowing Diarra to leave for the South Coast or was it a case of having his hands tied in so far as he couldn’t offer the player first-team football and the Frenchman wouldn’t hang around to try and hold down a place in the starting XI?

What does Diarra mean by not felling good enough @ the Emirates?

Thank God the long debate is over,was afraid 't wasn't going to
thanks Vic and Huc though for whatever [i][/i]

stillwater:
getting ready to have some fun while shopping!!

Hmmmmmmmm,good for you girl

saucekid:
my birthday mate must show ooo
una hear?

Ok saucekid,that's it,I'm going into my inner chambers to fast and kabassh for your b/daymates to show wan tam

amababy:
Hi peeps, mine is sept. 2nd, fellow 2nder, show ASAP ooooo

@ Rasputinn, that joke on ex-convict is da BAAAAAMB!!, your guud jooo,

Hi ama,good to see one of the early birds of the month on board.Feel very much @ home please cos we got nottin but love for ya

I'm glad you liked the joke,thanks

Look out for your birthday mate

Do have a blessed weekend

yanki:
the double 2 day of the month, any mate, u gotta show yourself, missed being a Libra by whiskers.

Hi yanki,are you a poet with a bias for tyhe abstract or you just like riddles?
I take it your date is Sept 30 right?
Whichever it is,you're welcome

@ Debenzd

Thanx for the IPWA Q1 result

Transcorp Halts New Investment in NITEL/M-Tel

Transnational Corporation has halted any further investment in the Nigerian Tele-communications Limited and the Nigerian Mobile Telecommunications Limited for thirty days.
According to information received yesterday night, the decision stemmed from a huge gap found in the first national carrier’s billing system and its process of collecting bills from corporate and individual subscribers.
Sources close to the company disclosed that an interim report by the accountants found that following the gaps in the billing system, billions of naira owed to the telecommunication had not been collected.
Some accountants and consultants working under the Group Treasurer had about two weeks ago started l ooking through the company’s accounting process as a result of claims by NITEL customers that they suffered huge losses during a recent strike by NITEL workers.
Transcorp Vice-President, Mr. Adedayo Ojo, confirmed that the corporation had suspended further investment in the telecom company where it has 51 per cent equity for a period of 30 days.
According to him, “The management of Transcorp has suspended further investment in NITEL for a period of 30 days. The 30-day period is to enable the company to close the gaps found in its billing system.”
The decision taken by the company is going to affect mainly the salary of the workers of the telecommunications company which has been contentious for some weeks now.
Transcorp had been engaged in borrowing money to pay NITEL workers’ salaries as a result of the inability of the company to generate enough money to fund its operations, even salaries.
The failure of Transcorp to meet salary payment agreement in April had resulted in strike action which led to the shutting of the undersea cable popularly known as SAT-3 that links Nigeria with the rest of the world. Workers of the telecommunications company had blamed the inability of the company to meet its financial obligations to the failure of Transcorp to pump in money to revitalise the telecom firms it took over in November 2006.

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=111647

@ Stillwater
Oh, by other stuff I meant sports(billiards & snooker,basketball and of football).The repertoir also includes books on leadership,the humanities and faith
Anyways,let's not digress too much.
You looking forward to a swell weekend?

stillwater:
I'm good! Do you make up your own jokes or do you copy and paste other people's works?

My sista,
I have my own jokes,but mostly "propagate" good stuff from other sources
However,I guaranty you that if you interact with me closely,you'll discover that it just comes naturally
In most cases I hardly even realise that people find stuff I say humorous
I'm no comedian though(actually an engr in telecomms),just that I try to take my mind off all the wahala of clients,subbies and staff with jokes and other stuff

I'm very good,thnx
how bout yourself?

Mc Omo:
Intel has it that its because HLEB CANT PASS that they want to buy him

Hahaha
Very funny

[I asked you to name them abi?
name them oooo ]

This na propa woman mata

Now you know where D'banj got the inspiration for that song "why me",of course he heard it from the husband above

Hi Jacqie

Welcome on board,please take the aisle seat 4D specially reserved for you.
Sit back and enjoy the flight

Hleb should be tied down and made to play for the reserve team.Who does he think he is?I'm tired of his cat and mouse antics.Creative midfielder my foot,how many goals did he score last season,how many shots @ goal did he take?
See why I keep making a case for strength in depth?

randa:
he specifically said he was looking to get a creative midfileder and a defensive cover and probably an attacker  he also said no players willbe leaving.

Enough with all the press conferences AW,can you start doing some buying already  



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[he also said no players willbe leaving]

Bad call,so we're still going to be stuck with all the excess luggage that have been surplus to requirement for quite some time now.I mean players like Eboue,Senderos,Gilberto etc  ??

Bonjour monsieur Gagnant,ca va?

Your username sounds French,welcome aboard anyways

@ Debosky

I never said we needed 5 more players,not that it'd be a bad idea to offload eboue,senderos & co then get quality better replacements.
But realistically,you and I know that it's easier for the Nigeria police to stop taking bribes @ check points than for AW to sign that much number of players in a single season.

I only said 3 (THREE)

Don't kid yourself Debsky,don't you think we would have fared better if Ade had a strike partner to complement his efforts (with the season-long injury of RVP and Dudu of late),or if we had bolstered our defence before the ACN (gosh,the backline couln't even defend any of our leads WHEN IT MATTERED MOST)

Bottom line is Arsenal is too big a club for anyone to jubilate that we finished 4 points behind the league winners (NOT AFTER WE HAD STAYED 3 SEASON TROPHYLESS)

Meanwhile,our neighbours a very busy still

Tottenham keen on former Chelsea and Arsenal midfielder

"Not content with snapping up the exciting Luka Modric for £16.5million, Tottenham are looking to bolster their midfield further by adding the Premier League journeyman Lassana Diarra to their ranks. The midfielder has already been on the books at Chelsea and Arsenal, before joining Portsmouth during the January transfer window. Many have suggested that if the player had stayed at the Emirates, they may have put up more of a title challenge".

IMO
The two players that AW wants to buy are not adequate.
We need a minimum addition of a CB,midfielder and striker to have a semblance of strength in depth for next season