Agbalowomeri:


Dangote's case is dead on arrival except the tax claims. It's supposed to be a free market so let the competition kick in. With no taxes, he should be able to cut down his price to kill importation abi is it true that he doesn't do well with fierce competition

cocolacec:

Good stocks with good dividend payments are as ffs in relation ro share price. List is not exhaustive.
1.Dangcem
2.Total
3.Gtco
4.Accesscorp
5.Zenithbank
6.Airtel
7.Seplat
8.Aradel
9.Nestle
10.Okomu oil
11.Presco
12.Uba
13.Stanbic

jonnysessy:
Thanks for your input sir. Our people used to say it is better to cut the elephant tail than let it escape. I probably will re-register and sell-off every shares and he, takes his commission and I will re-enter with the stockbroker i have confidence in.

Willie2015:


Minimum of 6 mths

Zagee:


I'm not "The Law", but I laughed at some of his prayers. Let's see how far this can stretch in the courts.

purity2all:


It seems, he is already getting headway on what he wants. Read the last part of the news item on this, on Nairametrics.

The defense counsel are already seeking an out-of-court settlement.

purity2all:


It seems, he is already getting headway on what he wants. Read the last part of the news item on this, on Nairametrics.

The defense counsel are already seeking an out-of-court settlement.

ositadima1:


Here is a breakdown of the key points:

1. Dangote Refinery has filed a lawsuit against the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPC), Matrix Petroleum Services Limited, A. A. Rano Limited, and four other companies.

2. Dangote Refinery is seeking to void the import licenses of these companies, claiming they are importing refined petroleum products that Dangote Refinery is already producing and able to supply.

3. Dangote Refinery is seeking ₦100 billion in damages against the Nigeria Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) for allegedly continuing to issue import licenses to these companies.

4. Dangote Refinery claims the import licenses issued to these companies are crippling its business, as its products are left largely unpatronized.

5. Dangote Refinery is also seeking several other declarations and injunctions, including:
- Declaring that Dangote Refinery is exempt from all federal, state and local government taxes, levies and other rates as a Free Zone Enterprise.
- Preventing NMDPRA from imposing additional levies on Dangote Refinery.
- Ordering NMDPRA to withdraw the import licenses issued to the other companies.

6. The case is currently adjourned to January 20, 2025 to allow the parties to attempt to reach a settlement.

7. This lawsuit comes amid disputes between Dangote and regulatory authorities, as well as Dangote's previous announcement of willingness to sell his refinery to NNPC.

unite4real:


Response from Dangote

unite4real:


Response from Dangote

designking:


Aradel will deep 10% further tomorrow. The selloff will be monumental. Aradel will find its bottom around ₦500 - ₦480

jonnysessy:
Today 22/10/24 is interim dividend from UBA. 😁

The alert should hit my phone as early as possible. I am only waiting for 08:00 hrs ( Banks opening time).The money had already been spent because of T- pain.

Blaqq2:
between meritrade and capital morgan, which is better?

Zagee:


I'm not "The Law", but I laughed at some of his prayers. Let's see how far this can stretch in the courts.

jp130:
Please when is fidelity planning to pay theirs?

jonnysessy:



That one is on Friday 25/10/24. Na we dey there too. We are following this interim bumper to bumper. The economy gets as e be.

Please, is Presco not declaring interim dividend?

delvzy:
Big ups to those locked on SEPLAT, I dey wait make I see how high they can go before a stock split.
For ARADEL, keep loading up your gunpowder cause when the time causes this cause just head the same way his Oga SEPLAT is currently heading.

Rn assets are still growing so you need the market valuation to tally with it before making any serious move without any share dilution in the near term.
ARADEL’s role in the gas sector is still underrated even though nah the oil part people seem to be focused on.

We are currently chilling on the sidelines..

yMcy56:

If you haven't open any brokerage account, you can consider this as well....

https://dlm.group/

KarlTom:
Whoever did that cross deal of 2,032,227 units of SEPLAT just made over 1.78BILLION naira paper profit (less charges)

Yes you read that right...

Tpharell:

The problem with such outrageous deal is the person will probably/likely be back today or soon to convert the paper profit to cash before the momentum slows down, which could force Seplat into high or even full offer soon

delvzy:
Big ups to those locked on SEPLAT, I dey wait make I see how high they can go before a stock split.
For ARADEL, keep loading up your gunpowder cause when the time causes this cause just head the same way his Oga SEPLAT is currently heading.

Rn assets are still growing so you need the market valuation to tally with it before making any serious move without any share dilution in the near term.
ARADEL’s role in the gas sector is still underrated even though nah the oil part people seem to be focused on.

We are currently chilling on the sidelines..

Tpharell:

The problem with such outrageous deal is the person will probably/likely be back today or soon to convert the paper profit to cash before the momentum slows down, which could force Seplat into high or even full offer soon

Mpeace:
He only need to supply 100k units a day at day's high. Thats all we need. He doesn't need to sell at loss. Seplat has a very bright future.
Do you know that this deal alone basically increases seplat oil output by 100% with potential of another 200% increase upon minimal investment(if the minister's words are anything to go by.

designking:
The volume of Aradel offers yet cleared can force the stock below ₦400.

Tomorrow is a good time to start buying Aradel. Its share price will drop another 10% today and like 5% tomorrow.