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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by RonuMiscreant: 9:08pm On Jan 06
missjekyll:


And when you want to move the money back to dollars?

Probably better to invest in index funds. It's up 50% .
Please how did you invest in index funds from Nigeria?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Odunharry(m): 10:58pm On Jan 06
Meerahbel:
Ah! You are in this section. 2025 go sweet be that.
Joy is Here already.
. Biko remind me. Meerahbel?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by missjekyll: 4:11am On Jan 07
RonuMiscreant:

Please how did you invest in index funds from Nigeria?

My bad. I thought you were in the US since you had a dollar account. I apologise.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jabolo(m): 3:55pm On Jan 07
RayRay06677:


We invested in agbalaka bond backed up by one SW state.

They paid first 3 coupon and when the gov died, next gov ignored us for another 2 years only for Afrinvest to buy us out with only our capital and interest of 2 years gone.

Good news, I got my capital.


Thanks for this useful feedback. Could you please share when the Afrinvest intervention took place as I would like to take it up with them.

They were original bookrunners on the bond and, as I recall, one of the security instruments with this bond was a legally constituted charge on accounts related to the Ondo state allocations from the FGN, and was blessed by the State legislature. Don't want to be flippant but it shouldn't matter whether the Governor died or lived on. So the bond was not really unsecured.

If this arrangement failed then it has implications for similar arrangements elsewhere and must be publicized widely.


Bakosokoto:

You might want to look @ Presco PLC 7yrs Bond on offer now

On this particular bond, yes it is unsecured, but you rely on the Aa rating from Agusto in making the investment decision.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Allboiz: 4:01pm On Jan 07
missjekyll:


And when you want to move the money back to dollars?

Probably better to invest in index funds. It's up 50% .

You can exchange naira for dollar anyday anytime
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manwomanok: 8:59pm On Jan 07
manwomanok:
Description : Bond Purchase: 18,193 FG202033S6 @NGN97.85

amount deducted is about N18,3m

I got the above today. can someone break it down for me before I ask my broker question tomorrow

am a learner in Bond market

your attention please @ skydiver01 , Akerewe ,freeman67, emmasoft, ositadima1 and other boss

Bosses in the house doesn't look at my side this time. I am newbie on Bond investment, don't want to call my broker and ague blindly the reason I brough this for an insight

the gist was I asked my broker to buy me Bond worth of 20m , got a reply that they have only 18m worth, I gave the go ahead

with what I have been learning here It look something is not right, may be an error or something.  my reason of coming to my Bosses to shed more light.

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by RayRay06677(m): 11:24pm On Jan 07
jabolo:


Thanks for this useful feedback. Could you please share when the Afrinvest intervention took place as I would like to take it up with them.

They were original bookrunners on the bond and, as I recall, one of the security instruments with this bond was a legally constituted charge on accounts related to the Ondo state allocations from the FGN, and was blessed by the State legislature. Don't want to be flippant but it shouldn't matter whether the Governor died or lived on. So the bond was not really unsecured.

If this arrangement failed then it has implications for similar arrangements elsewhere and must be publicized widely.


On this particular bond, yes it is unsecured, but you rely on the Aa rating from Agusto in making the investment decision.

Afrinvest paid capital in November 2025.

I rushed and accepted by signing off the interest.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 11:27pm On Jan 07
manwomanok:


Bosses in the house doesn't look at my side this time. I am newbie on Bond investment, don't want to call my broker and ague blindly the reason I brough this for an insight

the gist was I asked my broker to buy me Bond worth of 20m , got a reply that they have only 18m worth, I gave the go ahead

with what I have been learning here It look something is not right, may be an error or something.  my reason of coming to my Bosses to shed more light.


You have already bought na wetin you want argue for again again.?

It doesn't look bad, sha.

What's the rate?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by alezzy13: 12:05am
Meerahbel:
Which is the best app to use for Till?

You mean TB? I use ARM and they've been very ok
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by alezzy13: 12:09am
Hi, Abeg guys that previously bought TBs via GTB has the issue of its non appearance on the internet platform been rectified?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by RonuMiscreant: 3:00am
missjekyll:


My bad. I thought you were in the US since you had a dollar account. I apologise.
when did I say that?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by RonuMiscreant: 3:02am
Please bosses what's the best between Money market fund and tills?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by missjekyll: 3:21am
RonuMiscreant:
when did I say that?

Did you not say that? Methinks you did. Right in the middle of your sentence.

NB: I did apologise for misreading you but I m ready to have a big ol' bustup just like in the days of old. cool
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manwomanok: 12:37pm
freeman67:



You have already bought na wetin you want argue for again again.?

It doesn't look bad, sha.

What's the rate?

This is my first time buy on secondary market. I use to buy on primary market. the quantity purchased for 18.3m is what am not clear about. anyway I have email my broker this morning. Thank you
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by xcitedjay(m): 1:15pm
RonuMiscreant:
Please bosses what's the best between Money market fund and tills?

If you sense that you would possibly need the money in some days or weeks down the line, go for the Money Market Fund. If you don't have the need for the money for a long while, go for TBills.

In other words, if liquidity is important to you, the Money Market Fund is best for you; if not, TBills could be better for you.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by temi4fash(m): 2:51pm
xcitedjay:


If you sense that you would possibly need the money in some days or weeks down the line, go for the Money Market Fund. If you don't have the need for the money for a long while, go for TBills.

In other words, if liquidity is important to you, the Money Market Fund is best for you; if not, TBills could be better for you.

Where is the best place to buy TB's now?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by essentialone1: 3:10pm
Owon:
The criminal company
African Alliance company PLC has refused to pay me and many others their insured money, months and years after maturity.
THEY HID UNDER THE CLOAK OF ISLAM, WITH THEIR FRAUDULENT TAKAFUL SAVINGS PLAN TO DEFRAUD PEOPLE.
I have written several emails to them without a single response.
I have been to their office at Ikoyi last month to warn them and that my return won't be good...

I HAVE WRITTEN SEVERAL COMPLAINTS AND REPORT TO THE USELESS NIACOM THAT'S SUPPOSED TO BE INSURANCE COMPANY POLICE TO PUT THEM TO CHECK, BUT THE USELESS NIACOM IS NOT EVEN RESPONDING.
I THINK AFRICAN ALLIANCE INSURANCE COULD HAVE BRIBED THEM...


Please I want suggestions from people who have had similar experiences with these evil and criminal insurance companies and how they were able to retrieve their money.

https://www.nairaland.com/8050757/how-get-money-criminal-african

African Alliance Insurance annuitants seek four-month arrears payment

Some annuitants of African Alliance Insurance Plc have called on the management/board of the company to pay the four-month arrears owed to them.

The annuitants expressed their reservations in separate interviews with The PUNCH.

The National Insurance Commission dismissed the board and management of African Alliance Insurance in late October and appointed a new board/management to oversee the company’s affairs. Delayed payment of annuitants was one of the reasons for the sacking of the board and management of the company.

Speaking with The PUNCH, one of the annuitants, Gbadebo Olatokunbo, said that he got paid his arrears for May-August in late December and was still being owed for the last four months in 2024.
https://punchng.com/african-alliance-insurance-annuitants-seek-four-month-arrears-payment/

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by talk2tonie: 4:37pm
temi4fash:


Where is the best place to buy TB's now?

Contact your bank for purchase.

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