megawealth01:
If you miss JAPAUL and UNILEVER because of unnecessary talks here na you sabi.

Just do your DYOR and you'd be fine

Leave all these haters pretending to fight for unknown newbies

When the sun rises to midday in its bright splendour, all shadows cast on Unilever PLC and WAPCO PLC will disappear. 😎

Anyone who has funds in mutual funds or money market funds should be using some of the proceeds from their interest or appreciation to gradually purchase bluechip good dividend paying stocks with strong fundamentals for the long term.

They won't regret it in the medium term because it's best to enjoy the fruits from both worlds (money market and equities). With the devaluation and inflationary trends, Nigerian equities are ridiculously cheap.

Caution:
That which they were excited about it's listing
But which was correctly revealed as
Only but a shadow
Shall surely shed much weight
For indeed, it is full of air
And shall collapse like perforated balloon!

ololufemi:
Anyone who has funds in mutual funds or money market funds should be using some of the proceeds from their interest or appreciation to gradually purchase bluechip good dividend paying stocks with strong fundamentals for the long term.

They won't regret it in the medium term because it's best to enjoy the fruits from both worlds (money market and equities). With the devaluation and inflationary trends, Nigerian equities are ridiculously cheap.

You know what's funny?
My investment strategy is quite the inverse....

I funnel dividend funds into money markets, with my AXA and Stanbic sharing 50/50 of the dividend loot
This has been my format for years now

So its proceeds of equity i channel into MMFs and T Bills

Willie2015:
https://nairametrics.com/2024/10/21/nurpc-confirms-rejection-of-1-3-billion-shell-asset-sale-to-renaissance-group/

Hmmmm
Double wahala

olig:
But this is not the case Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers Limited. You have to provide utility bill that bears your name. I am technically stuck with them because of that. Unfortunately, I can't even sell my holdings or withdraw. After opening the account it was dormant in less than two months, without notice.
They are now telling me that I should provide a Stanbic bank account, etc.
I still don't have their time yet; I don't have much there. My old certificate that I want to demat are also with them for close to three months now. They kept pushing me here and there.

Often driver’s license and voters card are also taken as proof of address. Is this not useable here.?

BabsO2:


Often driver’s license and voters card are also taken as proof of address. Is this not useable here.?

Or Bank Statement that showed his current address!

https://nairametrics.com/2024/10/21/dangote-refinery-asks-court-to-void-import-licenses-of-nnpcl-matrix-and-four-others-in-n100-billion-case/

Dangote is on fire...

mikeapollo:

Yes,

Thanks

Please recommend some high paying dividend stocks

ololufemi:
Anyone who has funds in mutual funds or money market funds should be using some of the proceeds from their interest or appreciation to gradually purchase bluechip good dividend paying stocks with strong fundamentals for the long term.

They won't regret it in the medium term because it's best to enjoy the fruits from both worlds (money market and equities). With the devaluation and inflationary trends, Nigerian equities are ridiculously cheap.

Willie2015:
https://nairametrics.com/2024/10/21/dangote-refinery-asks-court-to-void-import-licenses-of-nnpcl-matrix-and-four-others-in-n100-billion-case/

Dangote is on fire...

Void key?

No wonder the marketers came up with one news this morning that they have resorted to importing petroleum products because of shortfall in Dangote refinery.

What I can learn from all of these is that, if anyone else smaller than Dangote in this country had tried building a refinery, it would not have succeeded.

The forces in this country are too many.

Willie2015:
https://nairametrics.com/2024/10/21/dangote-refinery-asks-court-to-void-import-licenses-of-nnpcl-matrix-and-four-others-in-n100-billion-case/

Dangote is on fire...

ProphetUtuocha:
Caution:
That which they were excited about it's listing
But which was correctly revealed as
Only but a shadow
Shall surely shed much weight
For indeed, it is full of air
And shall collapse like perforated balloon!

Now you don become prophet of doom. What aileth dee?😂

RodgersAkpafu:


You know what's funny?
My investment strategy is quite the inverse....

I funnel dividend funds into money markets, with my AXA and Stanbic sharing 50/50 of the dividend loot
This has been my format for years now

So its proceeds of equity i channel into MMFs and T Bills

All of Una wey dey rob Peter to pay Paul, if Una no need money make Una helep my garri ministry.

Willie2015:
https://nairametrics.com/2024/10/21/dangote-refinery-asks-court-to-void-import-licenses-of-nnpcl-matrix-and-four-others-in-n100-billion-case/

Dangote is on fire...

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.

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.

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

Agbalowomeri:


Now you don become prophet of doom. What aileth dee?😂

Lwkd.Na t pain prophet.

I hope you don dey ready for November. Some people don already enter Bush with sticks and cutlass to set trap for December mugu.They will soon begin thr call .The funny thing, it is not happening this yr because we are ready to expose any nonsense way na audio stock. We are our brothers keeper in this thread..
What will be your target this time 100% or more.

ProphetUtuocha:
Caution:
That which they were excited about it's listing
But which was correctly revealed as
Only but a shadow
Shall surely shed much weight
For indeed, it is full of air
And shall collapse like perforated balloon!

Chai. But anything could still happen.
They are yet to release a statement on the shell divestment.
Q3 result might also help Aradel.

Thanks for this at-a-glance breakdown.


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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.

ProphetUtuocha:
Caution:
That which they were excited about it's listing
But which was correctly revealed as
Only but a shadow
Shall surely shed much weight
For indeed, it is full of air
And shall collapse like perforated balloon!

You need not de-market one stock to promote another. What is happening with Aradel is not strange and like every investment, it is only a matter of time; Aradel will do well. I haven’t bought yet cos I know it will drop further, but, it is a good stock for the near future and beyond.

megawealth01:


Like I told you back sometimes ago, If I see improvements in Oando's books I will load up a lot of to add up to the quantities I have left with meristem . Make they improve their books first. I don't even mind their price if this happens

Any idea when Zenith Bank will allocate our rights issue and public offer shares we bought to our CHN /CSCS accts?

@streetinvestor
Another one

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/10/14/the-evolution-of-oando-under-wale-tinubus-transformative-leadership/

RodgersAkpafu:
Any idea when Zenith Bank will allocate our rights issue and public offer shares we bought to our CHN /CSCS accts?

Minimum of 6 mths

Willie2015:


Minimum of 6 mths

One chance

Blaqq2:
Please recommend some high paying dividend stocks

Good stocks with good dividend payments are as ffs in relation to 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

KarlTom:
@streetinvestor
Another one

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/10/14/the-evolution-of-oando-under-wale-tinubus-transformative-leadership/

I saw it already yesterday that was why I made my morning post on oando. The hyping will not work as I said if they fail to do the needful this month

Streetinvestor2:
Wale I know you will likely default on 23rd but make sure the result does not pass end of this month. Then the results should be 2023 result,Q1 -Q3 results for 2024 because I don't expect much in 2023 result.
If you fail to do the needful. You see all these weekly paid hyping in Thisday paper will not stop you and my betnaija stock from casting soon.

I am posting this for wale because I know he has agents here because of his new weekly hyping this days on Thisday paper.

This was why I made this post

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.

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

ProphetUtuocha:
Caution:
That which they were excited about it's listing
But which was correctly revealed as
Only but a shadow
Shall surely shed much weight
For indeed, it is full of air
And shall collapse like perforated balloon!

Wahala wahala wahala

Agbalowomeri:


Now you don become prophet of doom. What aileth dee?😂

E say ARADEL go fall yakata while Oando go take ARADEL position