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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Mankind2024: 6:02pm On Jul 24
The government has already signed into law the confiscation of all dormant domiciliary and Naira accounts, including:
- Unclaimed bonds
- Unclaimed treasury bills
- Unclaimed dividends
Now, active domiciliary accounts and individual savings accounts with excess balances of N10 million might be the next target for confiscation.

Streetinvestor2:
The useless government will soon go for dorm accounts since they are after forex gains
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Mankind2024: 6:20pm On Jul 24
Recall the multi-billion dollar bailout or grant given to banks during (OBJ) era. According to unofficial reports, the funds seemingly vanished into thin air, with some describing it as a 'voice mail' situation. The current government might now be threatening the banks to refund the disbursed amount.
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/214254-senates-rejection-30-billion-loan-challenge-buhari-falana.html

Mpeace:
Na only mumu bank go declare better fx gains.
Banks also have to come together to fight against retrospective application of the new amended law.
The law is that new legislations cannot have retrospective application. In other words you cannot use a new law to tax profits made before the law was enacted.
So Bulaba and his 40 things gang should keep off 2023 fx gains.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ositadima1(m): 6:26pm On Jul 24
Streetinvestor2:
You dey mind the guy.How about other companies that declared forex gain.Does this equally apply to foreign banks with branches in nigeria. Why is the useless government trying to steal from shareholders who have made loses in other companies that declared loss because of the forex policy. The thieves you have as house members decided to add 20% of thr own since the executives want to collect 50%.
I can't wait for the protest to turn to revolution against this few criminals


Our lawmakers and their poor judgment are like two sides of the same coin. You claim that the forex gains by the banks are due to the unification of the currency market and, as such, the government should have a share as large as 70%.

What about the many companies that lost billions in the same event? Shouldn't the government partake in those losses as well? In a reasonable climate, Nigeria might get this money but will ultimately end up paying more.

Many companies lost a significant amount and need to be duly compensated by the government. embarassed

Let them start with dangotesugar joo. grin

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 6:27pm On Jul 24
Ginalex:
But it traded at 40 naira last week. Right Issue price had not been announced then

Lets see
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by sterlingD(m): 6:39pm On Jul 24

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by olig(m): 6:42pm On Jul 24
Thanks for this. I didn't know that.
Is like my $95 remain for a bank almost two years now. Make I go withdraw am before Tinubu collect am. I go use am chop better Eba or Fufu.
My dividend for FCM na kobo e go be, so no worries, he can have that. Maybe am lucky to get my dematerialization done quick too.

I have said it many years before this calamity called PBAT happen to Nigeria; people wpuld literarily sell their children to tax. He has not even started at all.

Mankind2024:
The government has already signed into law the confiscation of all dormant domiciliary and Naira accounts, including:
- Unclaimed bonds
- Unclaimed treasury bills
- Unclaimed dividends
Now, active domiciliary accounts and individual savings accounts with excess balances of N10 million might be the next target for confiscation.

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Raider76: 6:50pm On Jul 24
olig:
Thanks for this. I didn't know that.
Is like my $95 remain for a bank almost two years now. Make I go withdraw am before Tinubu collect am. I go use am chop better Eba or Fufu.
My dividend for FCM na kobo e go be, so no worries, he can have that. Maybe am lucky to get my dematerialization done quick too.

I have said it many years before this calamity called PBAT happen to Nigeria; people wpuld literarily sell their children to tax. He has not even started at all.


It will cost you to reactivate the account before you can withdraw. You have to deposit a
an amount and also pay charges. I were you I will write it off.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by yMcy56: 6:53pm On Jul 24
ositadima1:
Our lawmakers and their poor judgment are like two sides of the same coin.

What about the many companies that lost billions in the same event? Shouldn't the government partake in those losses as well? In a reasonable climate, Nigeria might get this money but will ultimately end up paying more.

Many companies lost a significant amount and need to be duly compensated by the government. embarassed

Let them start with dangotesugar joo. grin
The bolded has been my thought on all these too...
That, what about those that made forex losses like ETERNA, DANGSUGAR, MTNN etc, what's govt's plan to compensate them.....
Or, what's good for the geese is not also good for the gander?
No be only to collect tax on FX gains alone, compensation should also goes to FX losses nah.... smiley

I think the banks, shareholders and the masses at large needs to raise their voices against this govt's plan.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Willie2015: 6:54pm On Jul 24
Raider76:


It will cost you to reactivate the account before you can withdraw. You have to deposit a
an amount and also pay charges. I were you I will write it off.

Reactivation is free...
He can deposit $10....
No charges for withdrawal if its a saving account...
Alt, he can request for a card...
And use the money anytime he has an int transaction

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Mankind2024: 7:00pm On Jul 24
Sincerely, this issue far exceeds the PBAT current controversy. The foundation for Nigeria's economic woes was laid over two decades ago. We've been shielded from the truth with subsidies throughout our education, from high school to university. I remember when Unilag proposed a fee hike, we fought the late Jelili Omotola (aka OmoT) in protest, causing widespread disruption. Now, the consequences of years of mismanaging our wealth, marked by corruption and looting, are finally becoming apparent to all.
olig:
Thanks for this. I didn't know that.
Is like my $95 remain for a bank almost two years now. Make I go withdraw am before Tinubu collect am. I go use am chop better Eba or Fufu.
My dividend for FCM na kobo e go be, so no worries, he can have that. Maybe am lucky to get my dematerialization done quick too.

I have said it many years before this calamity called PBAT happen to Nigeria; people wpuld literarily sell their children to tax. He has not even started at all.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Streetinvestor2: 7:05pm On Jul 24
olig:
Thanks for this. I didn't know that.
Is like my $95 remain for a bank almost two years now. Make I go withdraw am before Tinubu collect am. I go use am chop better Eba or Fufu.
My dividend for FCM na kobo e go be, so no worries, he can have that. Maybe am lucky to get my dematerialization done quick too.

I have said it many years before this calamity called PBAT happen to Nigeria; people wpuld literarily sell their children to tax. He has not even started at all.

Walahi I was not expecting this government to be as useless as this even as I and my house never voted for them.I was ok with forex policy and subsidy removal. Then I believed they will be able to create genuine wealth to cushion the effect as Buhari failed in everything. It is now obvious the finance guy and cbn guy has nothing to offer. The major catalyst to kick start the economy is what the government itself is fighting.....Dangote refinery.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 8:24pm On Jul 24
Treasury bill at 22%

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 8:54pm On Jul 24
megawealth01:
Nigeria’s Foreign Reserved Reserves Reaches $34.7 Billion

https://punchng.com/nigerias-fx-reserves-hit-34-7bn/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social#google_vignette

For a country of over 200m people, this is a poor savings.
It can be used up within 2 months of forex demand if they are to attend to everyone's request.
While countries like Saudi, UAE, Qatar, morroco, Algeria have close to a trillion reserve or more, Nigeria is still dancing around 35b USD. They are even so greedy to allow it to climb to just a meagre $50b

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Picky1: 9:12pm On Jul 24
Mankind2024:
The government has already signed into law the confiscation of all dormant domiciliary and Naira accounts, including:
- Unclaimed bonds
- Unclaimed treasury bills
- Unclaimed dividends
Now, active domiciliary accounts and individual savings accounts with excess balances of N10 million might be the next target for confiscation.


From borrowing and spending on BS to Dangote to Banks to confiscation of all dormant domiciliary and Naira accounts, including: Unclaimed bonds, Unclaimed treasury bills, Unclaimed dividends.
Greed begets more greed....until the point of no return/precipice!
Let the gov't keep looking for wahala instead of cutting their coat according to their cloth! cool

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 9:16pm On Jul 24
Farouk the dim wit who said Dangote's diesel is substandard must br sacked. Here we have confirmation that Dangote's diesel is of better quality than imported ones

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/oGJLpzZaNpbb4cK4/?mibextid=D5vuiz
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Streetinvestor2: 9:18pm On Jul 24
emmanuelewumi:
Treasury bill at 22%
I don't understand thus cbn guys walahi.Why they think they can fight inflation with this method. When it is time to pay.It simply means they will print more naira as the country is not earning enough to keep borrowing at this rates

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Streetinvestor2: 9:23pm On Jul 24
Picky1:


From borrowing and spending on BS to Dangote to Banks to confiscation of all dormant domiciliary and Naira accounts, including: Unclaimed bonds, Unclaimed treasury bills, Unclaimed dividends.
Greed begets more greed....until the point of no return/precipice!
Let the gov't keep looking for wahala instead of cutting their coat according to their cloth! cool
The day I believe it will take them unaware. It won't be the one that will have a fixed date.Something will ignite it and all of them will have no whr to run.They should continue creating hunger and believing giving stipend to youth will continue to work
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 9:37pm On Jul 24
emmaodet:


For a country of over 200m people, this is a poor savings.
It can be used up within 2 months of forex demand if they are to attend to everyone's request.
While countries like Saudi, UAE, Qatar, morroco, Algeria have close to a trillion reserve or more, Nigeria is still dancing around 35b USD. They are even so greedy to allow it to climb to just a meagre $50b

Jagabanomics grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 9:42pm On Jul 24
Streetinvestor2:
I don't understand thus cbn guys walahi.Why they think they can fight inflation with this method. When it is time to pay.It simply means they will print more naira as the country is not earning enough to keep borrowing at this rates


They will tax business owners to death

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 9:44pm On Jul 24
Mankind2024:
The government has already signed into law the confiscation of all dormant domiciliary and Naira accounts, including:
- Unclaimed bonds
- Unclaimed treasury bills
- Unclaimed dividends
Now, active domiciliary accounts and individual savings accounts with excess balances of N10 million might be the next target for confiscation.



If no be stealing by trick. Unclaimed bond and uncle Treasury Bill keh

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 9:47pm On Jul 24
Investors filled a form which included their names and account numbers. Interests and coupons were paid into those accounts.

Why can't CBN pay back the capital into the account when the investment matures

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 9:49pm On Jul 24
Rather they will expect another paper work from investors when the investment matures before paying your money into your account

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by sterlingD(m): 9:50pm On Jul 24
Streetinvestor2:
I don't understand thus cbn guys walahi.Why they think they can fight inflation with this method. When it is time to pay.It simply means they will print more naira as the country is not earning enough to keep borrowing at this rates

They have been warned severally about the implication of this but they don't want to listen
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 10:09pm On Jul 24
gamaliel9:
My bosses,I am beginning to like some terms these days like FAMILY BANK, FAMILY TRUST, FAMILY OFFICE....

Teach me...i want to learn how these can work here in Nigeria[ minimum capital to start,how to set it up,companies that can do it] Most Africans have sole-proprietorship mentality but with a nuclear family culture. So, wealth is rarely passed to the next generation, to the fourth generation is unthinkable. Writing wills has its problems too[ one guy takes his own share, sells it, and continues to smoke ganja grin-The Bible said fool and his money soon part ways. I WANT A SITUATION WHEREBY NO ONE IN THE FAMILY SELLS NOTHING... ONLY BUYING AND ADDING ON EXISTING ASSETS AND PROFITS OR DIVIDENDS ARE SHARED AT THE END OF THE YEAR...To the next generation,,,to the next generation.....i love my family thats why i want a generational wealth for her

I BELIEVE WE HAVE EXPERIENCED FINANCE EXPERTS HERE, PA EMMA and co. Please, no dm me ooooo. Share all knowledge here please

YA GAZIERE ANYI OOOO

I think what you are looking for is a trust fund.
Many stock broking firms are doing it.
Managing the funds in the trust for you with instructions on how release the profits - share all to beneficiaries or just share the dividends only

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by sterlingD(m): 10:30pm On Jul 24
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by unite4real: 10:56pm On Jul 24
emmanuelewumi:
Rather they will expect another paper work from investors when the investment matures before paying your money into your account

Is this really happening already or it is expected from CBN going forward?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by KarlTom: 10:57pm On Jul 24

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by KarlTom: 10:59pm On Jul 24
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 11:01pm On Jul 24
unite4real:


Is this really happening already or it is expected from CBN going forward?


Yes if the bank is not your custodian or you bought in your name.


If the bank is the custodian of your investment, they will do the paperwork for you

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 11:02pm On Jul 24
emmaodet:


I think what you are looking for is a trust fund.
Many stock broking firms are doing it.
Managing the funds in the trust for you with instructions on how release the profits - share all to beneficiaries or just share the dividends only


Better to deal with a Trustee for that and not a stockbroker.

The Trust is regulated by SEC

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by gamaliel9: 11:05pm On Jul 24
emmaodet:


I think what you are looking for is a trust fund.
Many stock broking firms are doing it.
Managing the funds in the trust for you with instructions on how release the profits - share all to beneficiaries or just share the dividends only

Exactly what i want, SHARE THE DIVIDENDS ONLY, BUT 10% OF DIVIDENDS SHOULD BE KEPT IN RESERVE FOR FUTURE INVESTMENTS, AS YEARS PASS, THE TRUST GROWS TOO. Thanks Sir. Still learning oooo. However, whoever goes into betting, drugs sniffing and dibia [babalawo], will lose his or her status as a beneficiary grin grin. Ya gaziere anyi ooooo

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Bagwa: 11:09pm On Jul 24

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