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His voice dropped to a whisper. "Her business is girls. She comes here to shop for fresh ones. She bails them out, yes. But then she takes them to her brothel in the ashawo quarters. The girl must work to pay off the bail money. And the interest? Hah! It is a debt that never finishes."[s][/s] Trash as usual. Are you saying people recruits girls straight from police satation |
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ok Agbalowomeri: |
you believe VFD, Fisdon and Trancorp anyway as an old war horse in the game i will not argue with you crownprince2017: |
i said both dividend and appreciation combine Agbalowomeri: |
i might not agree with you but i will defend your right to say whatever you want to say. i usually encourage people who do not understand how to use fundamentals to stay with NIDF, for the chances of recouping your initial invested amount before 4 years and 3 months is very possible. Now after this bull run and after tunubu might have rig himself for second term i challenge anybody including Locotrader and nosa my 15% mentor to mention one stock with 100% certainty that you can buy and recover your initial invested money within 5 years both in dividend and price appreciation ogawisdom: |
from the pix posted is she her mother or is he her son |
continue demolishing anything that has a beginning must surely come to an end |
try this and see if it works then your network might be the causes https://app.investnaija.com/auth/login Oyeye22: |
NDIF has paid more than 23 Naira as dividend since january for a share that is 113 Naira par unit . Are they minting Money or what
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how many % Sure are you Locotrader: |
download app.investnaija from gooogle play store by chapel hill denham stockbrokers they are among the best in nigeria and africa hopexter: |
Hungry christians should not do what |
this is what a lot of novice are never aware of nosa2: |
a stubborn fly will surly get to where Zionmdde: |
see be very careful of what you saying for i have seen a lot of people coming to our facility to complain after free eye treatment Zionmdde: |
some people went for this free eye treatment and came out worse or blind. So be careful of anything free for nothing is truly free in life GreatObserver: |
where are the gold SohSoh: |
they do the thsame business like united capital HesInMe: |
VFD Group Plc has announced the launch of a N50.7 billion rights issue aimed at strengthening its capital base and accelerating its strategic growth agenda across Africa and beyond. The announcement was made during a formal signing ceremony held on Wednesday, marking a significant milestone in the company’s expansion journey. Speaking at the event, Group Managing Director and CEO Nonso Okpala emphasized that the capital raise is driven by performance, not necessity. Our 1,202% profit before tax turnaround is the definitive proof of concept for our proprietary model,” Okpala said. “It demonstrates our capacity to turn market dislocations into arbitrage opportunities. We are presenting a quantifiable reality, not a theory.” He described the rights issue as a strategic capital acceleration for VFD’s global expansion plan, which is already active in Ghana and making inroads into Southern Africa. “This capital ensures VFD can strategically move from an established presence to significant market stake acquisition. The unified African economy represents a major growth wave, and this capital ensures VFD acquires a significant stake in that growth,” Okpala added.Shareholder Confidence and Strategic Deployment Chairman of VFD Group, Olatunde Busari (SAN), acknowledged the support of shareholders, regulators, and advisers. “Today marks a significant milestone in the journey of VFD Group Plc. We are gathered here to formally sign and commemorate the launch of our N50.67 billion Rights Issue, a pivotal step in strengthening our capital base and advancing our strategic growth agenda,” he said. Busari recalled that at the company’s 8th Annual General Meeting, shareholders approved a capital raise of up to N30 billion, of which N12.5 billion was successfully raised. Building on that momentum, the 9th AGM held on May 8, 2025, authorized the Board to raise an additional N50 billion through various instruments.Following consultations with advisers, the Board approved the rights issue comprising 5,067,396,400 ordinary shares of 50 kobo each, offered at N10 per share on the basis of two new shares for every three existing shares held. The net proceeds, estimated at N49.55 billion, will be used to deleverage the company’s balance sheet, fund geographical expansion into the United Kingdom and Southern Africa, and increase investments in key subsidiaries. Building a Resilient Pan-African Investment Group VFD Group’s asset base has now exceeded N356 billion, underscoring its financial strength and operational momentum. The capital raise is expected to enhance liquidity, improve leverage ratios, and position the company to capture emerging opportunities across multiple sectors and regions. “As we sign these documents today, we are not merely executing a transaction—we are reinforcing our collective belief in VFD’s future,” Busari said. “This Rights Issue marks the beginning of a new phase of growth, innovation, and value creation for our stakeholders.” He concluded by reaffirming the company’s commitment to building a pan-African investment group rooted in excellence, integrity, and sustainable prosperity. What You Should Know The rights issue is coming barely two weeks after Abbey Mortgage Bank announced that VFD Group, its largest shareholder, sold 400,828,935 units of the bank’s shares worth over N2.72 billion. The transaction was disclosed in a filing on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), signed by the company’s secretary, Geoff Amaghereonu, and executed in Lagos. According to the notice, the shares were sold on September 17, 2025, at an average price of N6.80 per share under the identification code NGABBEY0000 |
Wike will soon go away as usuall |
Chikarata2020:Your FG has has been boasting to the world of having save more than 45 billion dollars in some foreign account. Why cant they invest just 3% of that amount in Education and 2% in health then steal the rest of the money as usual by buying expensive properties in UK US and CANADA |
dahmie2013: yinkus6750:Your FG has has been boasting to the world of having save more than 45 billion dollars in some foreign account. Why cant they invest just 3% of that amount in Education and 2% in health then steal the rest of the money as usual by buying expensive properties in UK US and CANADA |
nothing methink they are hiding a big and lot of juicy tales that they dont want a lot of people to partake nosa2: |
Motorists, traders, and residents along Isheri-Igando in the Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State have decried the deplorable condition of a failed section of the road. suffering with different face |
Russia the cockroach making noise as usuall after failing to decimate ukraine as expected |
what is the impact of all these useless record breaking |
did the governor says all these in English or Hausa language for the last time i check he had f9 in English |
Our founding heroes and heroines—Herbert Macaulay, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Sir Ahmadu Bello, Margaret Ekpo, Anthony Enahoro, Ladoke Akintola, Michael Okpara, Aminu Kano, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, and other nationalists—believed it was Nigeria's manifest destiny to lead the entire black race as the largest black nation on earth. this people are crying bitterly in their graves especially . 1. Chief Obafemi Awolowo who gave most of our current leaders free and best education up to Msc degree to avoid miscreant and Agbero both online and offline 2. Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti who fought for women to make sure their voices were heard loud and clear |
mikeapollo:haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa |
“However, the military responded swiftly to the distress call. With the prompt intervention of the Nigerian Army, all the stolen motorcycles were successfully recovered from the fleeing criminals,” the report said. According to the report, the swift intervention brought some relief to residents, though security concerns continue to plague Kwara North.[s][/s] |
