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Wanajo & all,
I learnt that the Central Securities Clearing Systems Ltd (CSCS) has credited accounts of shareholders that qualified for bonus issues of First Bank of Nigeria Plc with the bonus declared for 2007 financial year end.

The operative word is _{shareholders that qualified} Are those that bought the P.O of last year qualified.

Answers  please

Wanajo & all,
The Central Securities Clearing Systems Ltd (CSCS) has credited accounts of shareholders that qualified for bonus issues of First Bank of Nigeria Plc with the bonus declared for 2007 financial year end

Wanaj0,just wondering do you if the final allotments for international breweries IPO and Japaul PO are out yet.
Access is returning monies for unallotted shares with 5% interest.

Well,we'll continue to wait for union diagnostic to be listed

RoughCut:
sent you an e-mail already and i will be looking forward to nairaland extra large party

@Roughcut,sorry what was the Angola stuff again,pls send lowdown 2 ma email addy getdon@usa.com

@ TeeHay,wanaj0 and all nairalanders,please does anybody know if allotments for union diagnostics PP have been concluded

@ Teehay

sorry,got it already,hope they wont come and tell me the same story about Japaul cos I pumped substantial cheese into that one (p.o)and have been smiling with the nortward movement of the stock.

TeeHay:
Guys,
Access bank oversubscription very true, attached the main allotment, whole file too large to attach. If yu need full document, let me have yur e-mail addy. For me First Bank+Access Bank+Dangote Flour+etc etc is enough lesson for even a dumb person!!!, what a waste of the time value of money!!!

@ TeeHay,

Pls could you let's have the main allotment for Access Bank?

@ Wanaj0,

Abeg,tell a broda  where I go fit get margin facility or loan to buy some penny stocks,I'm tired of those banks that keep giving you a list of stocks you must purchase

ngegy:
NEWS!!
Dangote allotment concluded

1,000 - 1,000 90,947 100.00%
1,001 - 2,000 71,299 60.00%
2,001 - 5,000 150,187 25.00%
5,001 - 10,000 125,796 17.20%
10,001 - 25,000 70,411 35.55%
25,001 - 50,000 29,961 12.35%
50,001 - 100,000 8,365 11.55%
100,001 - 250,000 3,045 10.25%
250,001 - 500,000 1,224 8.75%
500,001 - 1,000,000 409 8.25%
1,000,001 - 5,000,000 244 7.55%
5,000,001 - 20,000,000 40 5.75%
20,000,001 - 50,000,000 4 5.33%

Thanx ngegy,so I can now head to my brokers for any return monies to channel to "emerging markets"

@ Wanaj0,
What is the reason behind the bullish run of AP in recent days,is it as a result of stronger fundamentals or pure sentiments,how sustainable is it?What do you think will happen to Transcorp shares now that NCC has issued them an ultimatum to revive MTEL(their subsidiary that is supposed to be the queen bee in their group but has not been since it's the telecomms industry laggard).

RoughCut:
A long as there is regulation in place to limit their equity holding in these companies these institutional investors both offshore and on-shore will continue to play active roles on the NSE. Actis, Sabre management, Fortis, Helios etc etc are all institutional and private equity investors in a lot of these banks and some of them have swapped their equity for a representation on the board of Directors. By the time FCMB completes its PO i think Sabre (they already have a seat on the board) with Helios they will be owning almost a third of the bank this is permissible as long as its not only one entity that's owning the 30% other wise that will be tantamount to a take-over!

Fortis is a big shareholder in bank PHB and they are from mainland europe and the CBN has just given them a contract to manage $245M of nigeria's external resreves with bank PHB

Actis has 19% equity already in Diamond

I think Novare has almost taken up 30% equity in the national fertilizer company these are just some  i can recollect off the cuff. The western capital markets are not going to be so fantastic this year guess where they will be diverting their funds? The banks and coys coming to the capital market every couple of years need the capital injection and there are willing subscribers with deep pockets who have learnt to put their money where their mouth is

Wanaj0,you scored a bull's eye there and I agree with you.
@ Roughcut,regulations or no regulations,any institutional investors that have an eye on taking over a particular company will not carry a placard bearing"hostile take-over intended",they could start with having one or two seats on the board and bide their time for an amendment of relevant portions of the guidelines while all the while carrying out massive under ground lobbying of the regulating authorities.Like Wanaj0 said,the Gaslink example is still fresh.

What's the reason behind the bullish run of African Petroleum of late.

steeviee:
@wanajo


everyday i'm amazed and rather bewildered the way guys mention big money on this thread . they talk about hw they are really prepared to take position in stock. it's somehow awesome and encouraging.

you will also help your followers like me if you can answer my earlier request.

Wanajo,if you are amazed @ the way guys mention big money on this thread,then I'm "acorned".What was your earlier request again?Does anyone on this thread have Big Treat shares to sell?Access is crossing the N25 mark,congratulations to Roughcut and co.Finally,now that the NSE has given Transcorp a deadline to rejuvenate MTEL or , ,what will happen to transcorp shares that have been on a seemingly unending one-way trip to South Africa

vigasimple:
If the poster can leave her dummy e-mail address I can send her details of shortlet that I have in London.

If anyone has need they can leave their dummy e-mail here whilst I contact them.

I intend to visist the UK in the next few weeks and will like to know the rates for short let apartments in central London,especially Islington.You can reach me on dlast2@yahoo.com

colen212:
From Eleko beach junction, it's 14km. If you're interested, let organise when u can visit the location for better appraisal

How authentic is this?What documents/title deeds do you have to issue prospective buyers.Are there Cs of O/deeds of assignment.From what government agency(ies) can verifications be made?Furnish us with the above,tell us more about yourself(since you have not told us that you are representing a registered company/firm) and any other info to authenticate your claims.This is just in line with due diligence in view of the numerous cases of land (and sundry other)fraud presently very rampant in Lagos,nay Nigeria.

While I wish you all the best of the yuletide season,I implore you to take go through the following security tips if you are in/plan to visit Lagos this season;
There will be lots of miscreants on our roads and streets in this period and month of festivity; their sole purpose will be to deprive you of your money and property As such I urge you to take precaution putting @ the forefront your personal safety and that of your property.

Please ensure you and your families take the following precaution and any other you may think of;
1. Lock all car doors and windows when driving.
2. Do not leave office at the same time everyday - vary the routine.
3. Use many alternate routes of travel to your destinations, particularly if you leave in down-town Lagos .
4. If your car is lightly hit, either from the rear or from the side, do not stop immediately - it could be a ruse by robbers to get you and snatch your car.
5. Do not stop to render any assistance in an apparent crash or auto accident, even If it looks real. ( Please dial 774 5703; 774 5705; 774 5706; 791-3550; 791-3540 for police assistance)
6. Always keep sufficient fuel level in your car.
7. When driving, be alert to all activities on the road, front and rear. Be well focused.
8. Watch out for someone trailing your car and if you think you are being followed, drive to the nearest Police Station but avoid driving home straight.
9. Avoid giving lifts to unknown persons; you may loose your car or life if you do.
10. Do not expose brief cases, handbags and other valuables on the car seat while driving as this could attract robbers. Robbers may deliberately hit your car to get these valuables ( Please if possible hide bags and valuables under car seat)
11. If your car has a flat tyre, drive on to a SAFE enough area before you change the tyres because armed robbers could in pretext that they are LASTMA officials tow victims' vehicles to an unknown destination.
12. Do not stop if any pedestrian tells you that you have a flat tyre, engine is leaking etc. It could be a device to stop you and attack you.Especially around Abalti barracks,Ojuelegba along Ikorodu rd.
13. Also avoid traffic peak periods and areas with high rate of possible attacks i.e Third Mainland Brigde; Ikoyi, Dolphine, Ketu Alapere 7-Up axis, CMS Bus Stop. Maryland under bridge You-turn.
In case of an emergency ( Please dial 774 5703; 774 5705; 774 5706; 791-3550; 791-3540 for police assistance)
Season's Greetings of a crime free yuletide
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Ho Ho Ho,this is wishing bros Seun and all nairalanders a very merry christmas and a happy bullish new year 2008[i][/i][color=#990000][/color]

patazie:
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Yeah right.You go ahead and come back to the thread with ur verifiable testimony of how much you have made.

[I was actually tempted to add FCMB to my portfolio but the report i read a few days ago regarding the business transaction with CSL did not do it for me i think i will let that one pass

We all know which ones are the 'BIG'(BIG in the naija context) banks in nigeria i think i have been around nuff times to realise ACCESS is not yet ready to play in the premier league as long as its making money for me i no go complain!

So anything you fit do to push the share price past the N20 mark will be very much appreciated

[quote][/quote]What say ye now rough cut?Access has crossed the N20 mark

Bank PHB will commence an I. P.O of 5 billion ordinary shares of 50k each @ 17.00 naira per share,showing a discount of 8.51 naira compared to the secondary (T.S)market price of 25.51 naira.The offer opens tommorow,Monday November 19,2007 and closes on Wednesday Dec 19 2007.From the look of things,the offer is gon be over subscribed as BGL securities,Diamond bank,Vetiva capital and Sterling capital have underwritten the offer to the tune of 80%.
From the offer proceeds ,the bank hopes to deploy 14.8 billion naira to open up brances in Ghana,Angola,Ivory coast,Guinea ,Liberia,Sierra Leonne and Gambia,and also grow domestic branch network by 85 new branches.Over to you nairalanders because this one is flying with me.

Bank PHB will commence an  I. P.O of 5 billion ordinary shares of 50k each @ 17.00 naira per share,showing a discount of 8.51 naira compared to the secondary (T.S)market price of 25.51 naira.The offer opens tommorow,Monday November 19,2007 and closes on Wednesday Dec 19 2007.From the look of things,the offer is gon be over subscribed as BGL securities,Diamond bank,Vetiva capital and Sterling capital have underwritten the offer to the tune of 80%.
From the offer proceeds ,the bank hopes to deploy 14.8 billion naira to open up brances in Ghana,Angola,Ivory coast,Guinea ,Liberia,Sierra Leonne and Gambia,and also grow domestic branch network by 85 new branches.Over to you nairalanders because this one is flying with me.

Orikinla:
I have a problem with the level of ignorance displayed on Nairaland on the issue of BBA.

The producers and sponsors of BBA have a commercial agenda and the sexploitation of Africa did not start with BBA and we must condemn it without delay.

The NBC has the right to withdraw the licence given to MultiChoice and if the NBC fails to do so, the government can sack the board of the NBC.

MultiChoice will no longer abuse and misuse the privileges given to it by the NBC.

Nigeria is still safer than South Africa where sex-attack is so rampant that even little girls are no longer safe.

A more informed poster said such sexploitation is not allowed on TV in America.
A TV network was slammed for even showing the bare breast of Jacket Jackson on TV.

BBA 2 was a pornographic reality show on TV, whether cable or not, the NBC must ban it.

If the senators are screwing your sisters or aunties in Abuja, your sisters and aunties are prostitutes and they did not screw them on TV before millions of viewers.

Any Nigerian girl or woman who is as desperate as Ofuneka, can even get paid $250,000 act in only three hours of a porn movie. I have American friends who are porn actresses and they can help the Ofunekas on Nairaland and elsewhere in Nigeria to become porn stars and you don't have to compete for 90 days to win of lose $100,000 for a porn reality TV show called BBA.

BBA 2 really showed me the true colours of many members of Nairaland and I thank God that the shameless prostitutes among them are now exposed.

Please, Seun, create a Nairaland Board for Porn.
It is our human right to have a section of Nairaland to view videos of BBA with all the shower hours and sex scenes.

Bull's eye Orikinla

Is this a wish list
Now,who will like a christmas present from me,hey fellas take ur chances,I will look @ the reasonable requests

tonyjon:
@ Rasputinn,

What do you have to say about African Paint Plc?. Is as if things are improving, isn't it?.

Peace.

Yep,things are improving,having closed @ 2.42 on Thursday,I think it's almost peaked cos I dont see it crossing the 3.00 mark till the rumoured foreign investors come in.If you're thinking of buying,a cross deal by your brokers may be the only source(i.e if they have  clients that want to sell).Personally I've asked my brokers to not look for the stock anymore as they've only been able to buy African Paints shares worth less than 10% of the amount I deposited for that transaction------almost a month after I gave them the mandate.Well I'm tracking some other interesting pennies but I need to gather more info on their present state and strategies for improvement.

tonyjon:
@ Rasputinn,

What do you have to say about African Paint Plc?. Is as if things are improving, isn't it?.

Peace.

Yep,things are improving,having closed @ 2.42 on Thursday,I think it's almost peaked cos I dont see it crossing the 3.00 mark till the rumoured foreign investors come in.If you're thinking of buying,a cross deal by your brokers may be the only source(i.e if they have clients that want to sell).Personally I've asked my brokers to not look for the stock anymore as they've only been able to buy African Paints shares worth less than 10% of the amount I deposited for that transaction------almost a month after I gave them the mandate.Well I'm tracking some other interesting pennies but I need to gather more info on their present state and strategies for improvement.

shigidi:
;d ;d ;d ;d

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By October 9,African Paints traded @ 1.01,by November 14 it closed @ 2.20,appreciating by over 117% within one month.The stock is still appreciating because I heard the company located in Oregun industrial estate had an EGM and took a decision to create additional shares that will enable a core investor(a Europe based institutional investor) to buy into the company.

Please does anyone know where I can buy the stocks from or is there any nairalander that has to sell??Help a brother out because my stockbrokers said the stock is very scarce

By October 9,African Paints traded @ 1.01,by November 14 it closed @ 2.20,appreciating by over 117% within one month.The stock is still appreciating cos I heard the company located in Oregun industrial estate had an EGM and took a decision to create additional shares that will enable a core investor(a Europe based institutional investor) to buy into the company.

Please does anyone know where I can buy the stocks from or is there any nairalander that has to sell??Help a brother out cos my stockbrokers said the stock is very scarce

By October 9,African Paints traded @ 1.01,by November 14 it closed @ 2.20,appreciating by over 117% within one month.The stock is still appreciating cos I heard the company located in Oregun industrial estate had an EGM and took a decision to create additional shares that will enable a core investor(a Europe based institutional investor) to buy into the company.

Please does anyone know where I can buy the stocks from or is there any nairalander that has to sell??Help a brother out cos my stockbrokers said the stock is very scarce

Does anybody have any stats on Bagco bag?please share