where is Agba

currentprice:
where is Agba

Believe me,Agba is dressing his wound now.

OakPearl:


Veritas Registrars is the Registrar for Dangote Sugar.
Your dividend warrant might have been dispatched from them or returned unclaimed.
You will need to identify yourself with a valid ID.
Look for the nearest Veritas Registrars office or send them a mail - (enquiry@veritasregistrars.com)
Even if they cant find your warrant, an e-dividend form will be issued to you to fill and return to enable you claim this and future dividends directly in your bank account.
Best of luck.

Thanks a lot

locodemy:


Believe me,Agba is dressing his wound now.

dressing his wound on what brov ,, if its on stock you're wrong. Agba is yet to enter mkt i can confirm this

currentprice:


dressing his wound on what brov ,, if its on stock you're wrong. Agba is yet to enter mkt i can confirm this

Chai,so birds of same feathers are more here.Thank God.Cash is king.

locodemy:


Chai,so birds of same feathers are more here.Thank God.Cash is king.

attack win u game, defence win u trophy

QUIET TIME IN THE MARKET- FUNDAMENTAL INVESTORS SNEAK INTO THE MARKET- ONE FUTURE BLUE CHIP WORTH BUYING NOW

The market is scary for now no doubt. However, the shares of International Breweries is likely to be a good buy. Using the earning trading system, tomorrow will be a good price to buy the stock. The foreign Investor in the business are very big when it comes to Brewing business in the world.

If cannot buy immediately for any reason, price around NGN42 will be a fantastic entry point. For this you may wait till about Wednesday an then buy if the price is still below NGNG50.

See the chart below. The current price is about .618% retracement. See the chart below.

Caution: Investing is a risky venture. This is just my opinion and I cannot be liable for any loss suffered as a result of following this recommendation All data used are assumed to be correct, but you may need to verify some of the figures independently.

ihedioramma:
PETER DUBAI OR ANAMBRA?

This cracked me up...

Coolcash1:


This cracked me up...

Green Friday loading....
U-TURNS go plenty soon...

DeRuggedProf:
Green Friday loading....
U-TURNS go plenty soon...

I pray so.It will help to fasten the new method of carrying cash at hand not loooong things anymore.

locodemy:


Believe me,Agba is dressing his wound now.

I sighted some nurses around him a while ago

Pls does any broker offer trading platform for Johannesburg exchange? or any other sound exchange excluding that of the u.S?
Trading just 4 hours a day, 5 days a week no dey belle full.

currentprice:
where is Agba

Agba who

The colossus is ON. Watin do Agba?Trade with caution. Happy wknd

I laugh when pple make some drastic comments about stocks just in a bid to drive down the price in other for them to position. If you want to be successful in NSE, it's simple. Be your own boss and avoid herd mentality. Conduct your due diligence and forget about price flunctuations. Set your targets and revise them as more reports come in.

I'm not were I want to be yet but I know God willing, I will get there in terms of stock studies and trend analysis. I have increased my holdings in Dangote flour and I pity those selling because of the comments on this forum.

Before you sell, consider the commission on sales and the commission it will cost you to buy the same quantity of shares again. Then consider the current holders of the stock. What if they are not WILLING to sell even with your bid? Will you shoot them?

Anyways, every mallam with his kettle

Cadillac15:
I laugh when pple make some drastic comments about stocks just in a bid to drive down the price in other for them to position. If you want to be successful in NSE, it's simple. Be your own boss and avoid herd mentality. Conduct your due diligence and forget about price flunctuations. Set your targets and revise them as more reports come in.

I'm not were I want to be yet but I know God willing, I will get there in terms of stock studies and trend analysis. I have increased my holdings in Dangote flour and I pity those selling because of the comments on this forum.

Before you sell, consider the commission on sales and the commission it will cost you to buy the same quantity of shares again. Then consider the current holders of the stock. What if they are not WILLING to sell even with your bid? Will you shoot them?

Anyways, every mallam with his kettle

you have said it all

@agba
@peterichy
@fxuser
@currentprice

and all nairalanders in the Nigerian Capital Market.


I think it is high time we started penetrating the boards of the listed companies by nominating people on this platform for member of audit committee and board of directors.
I notice that our activities here strongly affects movement of share prices


please lets brainstorm on this

samguru:
@agba
@peterichy
@fxuser
@currentprice

and all nairalanders in the Nigerian Capital Market.


I think it is high time we started penetrating the boards of the listed companies by nominating people on this platform for member of audit committee and board of directors.
I notice that our activities here strongly affects movement of share prices


please lets brainstorm on this

Stockmarket is a marathon o, not a sprint
You cannot win both races with the same approach

https://www.nairaland.com/4181191/fg-comes-up-action-plan

is this true ??

samguru:
@agba
@peterichy
@fxuser
@currentprice

and all nairalanders in the Nigerian Capital Market.


I think it is high time we started penetrating the boards of the listed companies by nominating people on this platform for member of audit committee and board of directors.
I notice that our activities here strongly affects movement of share prices


please lets brainstorm on this

especially with the 1kobo car park rule coming soon may be some companies can be renamed Nsempa

tritritri:
https://www.nairaland.com/4181191/fg-comes-up-action-plan

is this true ??

It's safe to assume it is. It's in the news already.

samguru:
@agba
@peterichy
@fxuser
@currentprice

and all nairalanders in the Nigerian Capital Market.


I think it is high time we started penetrating the boards of the listed companies by nominating people on this platform for member of audit committee and board of directors.
I notice that our activities here strongly affects movement of share prices


please lets brainstorm on this

Agba in that handle means to collect; does not mean senior

samguru:
@agba
@peterichy
@fxuser
@currentprice

and all nairalanders in the Nigerian Capital Market.


I think it is high time we started penetrating the boards of the listed companies by nominating people on this platform for member of audit committee and board of directors.
I notice that our activities here strongly affects movement of share prices

please lets brainstorm on this

i nominate DeRuggedProf as the chairman

just give me fin sec. abeg

caverton day do follow follow. cileasing go offer she follow offer, cileasing go bid she follow go bid

currentprice:


i nominate DeRuggedProf as the chairman

just give me fin sec. abeg

You mean treasurer?

Agbalowomeri:


You mean treasurer?

yes sir

Cadillac15:
I laugh when pple make some drastic comments about stocks just in a bid to drive down the price in other for them to position. If you want to be successful in NSE, it's simple. Be your own boss and avoid herd mentality. Conduct your due diligence and forget about price flunctuations. Set your targets and revise them as more reports come in.

I'm not were I want to be yet but I know God willing, I will get there in terms of stock studies and trend analysis. I have increased my holdings in Dangote flour and I pity those selling because of the comments on this forum.

Before you sell, consider the commission on sales and the commission it will cost you to buy the same quantity of shares again. Then consider the current holders of the stock. What if they are not WILLING to sell even with your bid? Will you shoot them?

Anyways, every mallam with his kettle

Well said.

Chineme Okafor in Abuja


The Power Sector Recovery Programme (PSRP) recently developed by the federal government and the World Bank to revive Nigeria’s ailing power sector, has come up with an action plan for the sweeping restructuring of the 11 electricity distribution companies (Discos) that would enable government to take over any Disco found to be insolvent.

Details of the action plan, which THISDAY got from a workshop organised by the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing to educate the media on the expected workings of the PSRP, indicated that the government is planning to restructure the Discos to meet their responsibilities in the country’s privatised electricity market after a thorough forensic review of their operations.

The workshop was held on Wednesday evening in the ministry in Abuja. It had in attendance the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, the two ministers of state – Mr. Mustapha Shehuri and Mr. Suleiman Hassan – as well as heads of parastatals in the ministry, all of whom took time to explain the government’s plan in the PSRP.

The report further made recommendations for the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) to engage the Discos on revised business plans, which will be negotiated, finalised and implemented.

It also requires the government to “start the process of restructuring Discos that are found to require new capital injections”.

“This would involve NERC, BPE (Bureau of Public Enterprises), the Discos and other relevant parties. This may also involve the takeover of Discos with degraded financial positions,” said the PRSP report.

It however explained that before the takeover, technical competence reviews including forensic audits of all the Discos and the adequacy of their technical partners, should be undertaken to ensure that they had not failed in their initial agreements with the government after the privatisation exercise.

The document also revealed that there was an ongoing audit of the performance agreements and all direct agreements the government signed with operators in the sector to ensure that it was in compliance with its obligations.

It explained that there should also be measures to address the operational challenges of the Discos, which should include: “Develop case studies to determine the level of load rejections in the network, develop investment plans with clear impact analyses for increase in load across the network and in metering, and ensure regulatory measures are enforced.”

Also at the workshop, the Managing Director of the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc (NBET), Dr. Marilyn Amobi, debunked claims by the Discos through their umbrella association, the Association of Nigerian Electricity Distributors (ANED), that the electricity they distribute to Nigerians at an average of N31 per kilowatts hour (kWh) is retailed to them at N68/kWh.

Amobi, in her response to a question on how much the NBET really sells the electricity it procures from the generation companies (Gencos) to the Discos, stated that its retail price per kWh of electricity to the Discos had not exceeded N18/kWh.

Meanwhile, NERC has invited car dealers in the country to bid to supply it seven sport utility vehicles (SUV) for its commissioners.

The regulator, in a procurement notice it recently put out, requested bidders to supply the vehicles with specifications that include 4.6-litre engine capacity and V8 type. It equally noted that vehicles should have full options and must be 2018 models.

The commission, however, did not specify the exact make of the vehicles it wants to buy, but a price survey conducted by THISDAY on the commission’s specifications for the SUVs showed that a Toyota Land Cruiser V8 2018 model with full options currently starts from N55 million.

During the time of the Dr. Sam Amadi-led board, the commission reportedly bought Ford SUVs for its commissioners who left office in December 2015 when their tenure expired. It was not certain if the retired commissioners left with the SUVs.

In the tender notice, NERC said successful bidders would be given just six weeks from the date of the award of the contract to deliver the vehicles.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/11/17/fg-comes-up-with-action-plan-for-takeover-of-distressed-discos/