nio68:


I do AIM market (sub market of LSE) and you see these greedy guys everywhere. Greed is a human trait jare

Nigeria is worse because of poor regulation

DaV8King:


You are right but this short list of just the 2000s should help you see my view.

Jimoh Ibrahim-Newswatch, Virgin Nigeria, Global Fleet etc
Rufus Giwa-Unilever
Bunmi Oni-Cadbury
Festus Odimegwu-NB(Even the Almighty are affected)
Cecilia Ibru-Oceanic Bank
Erastus Akingbola-Intercontinental Bank
Jim Nwobodo-Savannah Bank
Saraki Family-SGBN Plc

All are/were listed companies except Jimoh Ibrahim. And I am sure others I did not list occurred.

Thats why I stick to TA .. Naija managers too dey chop, no dey look say coy fit die.

DaV8King:


You are right but this short list of just the 2000s should help you see my view.

Jimoh Ibrahim-Newswatch, Virgin Nigeria, Global Fleet etc
Rufus Giwa-Unilever
Bunmi Oni-Cadbury
Festus Odimegwu-NB(Even the Almighty are affected)
Cecilia Ibru-Oceanic Bank
Erastus Akingbola-Intercontinental Bank
Jim Nwobodo-Savannah Bank
Saraki Family-SGBN Plc

All are/were listed companies except Jimoh Ibrahim. And I am sure others I did not list occurred.

Jegede. Japaul

Onsanya otud. First Bank
Longer First Bank
Wale. Oando

Evans medical

Pp

Agbalowomeri:


Nigeria is worse because of poor regulation

The regulators also need to be regulated.

Infinitisi:
My personal lesson from the injuries sustained in the Oando debacle is " Never again will I buy into a promise. I will only buy based on facts and figures.

It was that that illusion of a promise that kept me in the stock despite all the facts saying I should exit. Thank God I received sense December last year and I sold.

No more emotional attachment to any stock.

hmm.. There should never be any emotional attachment to any stock because in reality nobody knows what will happen tomorrow.
Even though Alhaji dangote is the businessman of the year 2017, there is no guarantee that he will be the business man of the year tomorrow. who knows what will happen to sugar prices, wheat, cement etc tomorrow just like what happened to oil prices globally. my opinion

Agbalowomeri:


Nigeria is worse because of poor regulation

well...the poor regulation makes naija managers steal money in such a way that the investors feel like fools ; the "better regulated" market the stealing is more technical .. if you ask me stealing na stealing ... money is lost at the end of the day

Rio Tinto (a global mining group) multi-billion dollar write-down of a coal asset in Mozambique is one of the latest examples... ati be be lo

Infinitisi:
My personal lesson from the injuries sustained in the Oando debacle is " Never again will I buy into a promise. I will only buy based on facts and figures.

It was that that illusion of a promise that kept me in the stock despite all the facts saying I should exit. Thank God I received sense December last year and I sold.

No more emotional attachment to any stock.

...proper emotions handling is the secret key to success in financial markets. We're humans & are been controlled by fear and greed. It is easier said than done, separating emotions from stock picks requires high degree of discipline!

Mehn am disposing my presco. Seems they are not serious

Mpeace:
About 60mil units sold already. It seems NSE is filled with.... Pple.

Pls explain what is going on.

Someone bids at 6.24, there is an offer at 6.22. Why is there no deal?

bigjay01:


Pls explain what is going on.

Someone bids at 6.24, there is an offer at 6.22. Why is there no deal?

bro chance the BY ORDER to BY PRICE

Sir, for you to get a live feed, you will need to refresh often. There is a triangle drop box beside every stock symbol on the platform. When you click 4 dial box will appear. buy, sell, market orders by order and market orders by price. Just click the market orders by price.

bigjay01:


Pls explain what is going on.

Someone bids at 6.24, there is an offer at 6.22. Why is there no deal?

currentprice:


bro chance the BY ORDER to BY PRICE

Got it. Thanks

Mpeace:
Fbnh about to move. If u never board...

Please which direction, and what is moving it

Investnow2017:


Please which direction, and what is moving it

Lol. Which direction

rebekah2011:
Sir, for you to get a live feed, you will need to refresh often. There is a triangle drop box beside every stock symbol on the platform. When you click 4 dial box will appear. buy, sell, market orders by order and market orders by price. Just click the market orders by price.

Thanks, on that ocassion i did not refresh.

DaV8King:


You are right but this short list of just the 2000s should help you see my view.

Jimoh Ibrahim-Newswatch, Virgin Nigeria, Global Fleet etc
Rufus Giwa-Unilever
Bunmi Oni-Cadbury
Festus Odimegwu-NB(Even the Almighty are affected)
Cecilia Ibru-Oceanic Bank
Erastus Akingbola-Intercontinental Bank
Jim Nwobodo-Savannah Bank
Saraki Family-SGBN Plc

All are/were listed companies except Jimoh Ibrahim. And I am sure others I did not list occurred.

My guy, how did Festus Odimegwu make this dishonorable and unenviable list? I think that you have mixed things up here. The Odimegwu era was infact one of the most successful, both for the company and for its shareholders, in the entire history NB Plc. Remember that it was under him that ROI on investment in NB Plc was at some of its highest peaks in terms of dividend pay outs and back to back bonus awards. That is not to mention that he boosted capacity by the building of the company's largest brewery in Ama Enugu State, the biggest and most modern of its type in sub-Saharan Africa, as well as in the acquisition of a few local ones. I think you you have jumbled up his stupid dabbling into the 3rd term politics of OBJ with his actual sterling performance as a CEO. These are two different things.
And yes, you left out the immediate past MD of FBNH from your list.

DonDiego:


My guy, how did Festus Odimegwu make this dishonorable and unenviable list? I think that you have mixed things up here. The Odimegwu era was infact one of the most successful, both for the company and for its shareholders, in the entire history NB Plc. Remember that it was under him that ROI on investment in NB Plc was at some of its highest peaks in terms of dividend pay outs and back to back bonus awards. That is not to mention that he boosted capacity by the building of the company's largest brewery in Ama Enugu State, the biggest and most modern of its type in sub-Saharan Africa, as well as in the acquisition of a few local ones. I think you you have jumbled up his stupid dabbling into the 3rd term politics of OBJ with his actual sterling performance as a CEO. These are two different things.
And yes, you left out the immediate past MD of FBNH from your list.

There was a year in 2006 or 2007 when NB, had pay dividend from the reserve. I was at the AGM in MUSON centre decided to remove him as he CEO of NB. His era was the time of nepotism and tribalism at NB.

Since he was kicked out of NB the Dutch have not made the mistake of making a Nigerian the CEO, Finance director, Marketing director, Technical director, Factory managers or any strategic position, although the Chairman, Human resources director and some non-executive directors are Nigerians.

the boss above me self

hmmm, DF refuse to release Q3 report. while DS and salt already out.

very unusual

there is one unpopular stock here,,, no body hve ever mention it but may likely be among the best performing stock by April next year.

take note of the bolded and work it out.

it is weekend time. party time see u on Monday

TGIF

currentprice:
there is one unpopular stock here,,, no body hve ever mention it but may likely be among the best performing stock by April next year.

take note of the bolded and work it out.

it is weekend time. party time see u on Monday

TGIF

After studying you and the type of stocks you pick based on PAT,ROE etc
CCNN is not far from the stock you are pointing at.......

My OGA mention the stock joor.

currentprice:
there is one unpopular stock here,,, no body hve ever mention it but may likely be among the best performing stock by April next year.

take note of the bolded and work it out.

it is weekend time. party time see u on Monday

TGIF

emmanuelewumi:



There was a year in 2006 or 2007 when NB, had pay dividend from the reserve. I was at the AGM in MUSON centre decided to remove him as he CEO of NB. His era was the time of nepotism and tribalism at NB.

Since he was kicked out of NB the Dutch have not made the mistake of making a Nigerian the CEO, Finance director, Marketing director, Technical director, Factory managers or any strategic position, although the Chairman, Human resources director and some non-executive directors are Nigerians.

Oga mi, I thought my post was supposed to be on his achievements as CEO, both to the company and to sharholders. He was there for no less than eight years as CEO. And you selected just one year in which the company had a poor run due, of course to the construction of the Ama brewery at the time, a brewery that is the most expensive of all the breweries in the group, as the basis for your categorisation of his tenure as unsuccessful.

I have also noted with a smile that you accued him of nepotism. Before Odimegwu became NB Plc CEO, I imagine that there was no iota of nepotism there especially given that Ohiwerei and his clique had run the plac for upwards of 30 years with the Yoruba being in absolute domination of the place. It's really interesting how imagined nepotism is only glaring to some people whenever it is not their own benefiting from it. Odimegwu is probably the most oustanding manager to have been trained in the UAC/NB Plc culture having been recruited straight after his NYSC with a first class degree in Chemistry. He showed that he did not suffer fools gladly and was known company-wide to reward hardwork and excellence while punishing indolence especially the type occasioned by clannishness. Go and and ask questions about his trajectory as an NB Plc manager throughout his time there, with all the awards and rapid promotions from a system run from Neherlands which recognised competence, track record and verifiable achievements. And let me ask you, oga, the guys on list from Unilever, Cadbury and FBNH...would you also aagree that what was their biggest undoing included nepotism and clannishness?

Finally, as for you claim as to why the Europeans owners have decided to henceforth handle certain specific directorship positions themselves, again my question to you is: was Odimegwu both CEO and Chairman, HR Director, Technical Director, Finance Director, Marketing Director and Production (not Factory) Manager at the same time? Go and research the history of the company and tell us those who have perennially held those positions until recently in the company.

currentprice:
there is one unpopular stock here,,, no body hve ever mention it but may likely be among the best performing stock by April next year.

take note of the bolded and work it out.

it is weekend time. party time see u on Monday

TGIF

oga currentprice mention the stock naa, please

please name it abeg

currentprice:
there is one unpopular stock here,,, no body hve ever mention it but may likely be among the best performing stock by April next year.

take note of the bolded and work it out.

it is weekend time. party time see u on Monday

TGIF

please I need your help in the house,, my dad bought zenith bank shares some years ago through regency stock brokers but he doesn't receive dividends declared. what can be the problem and how can I know all the stocks currently under his cscs account. Thank you

Jeez2:
oga currentprice mention the stock naa, please

daddymgg:
please name it abeg

rebekah2011:
My OGA mention the stock joor.

locodemy:



After studying you and the type of stocks you pick based on PAT,ROE etc
CCNN is not far from the stock you are pointing at.......

@current price, clearly you have taken over from @peterrichy who brags himself as The Octopus... even loco dey follow u bumper to bumper...

My one cent is that you put a disclaimer before they blame you for their losses...

rebekah2011:
My OGA mention the stock joor.

I think it's CAP Plc.

We wont blame him. We will do our due diligence too.

Coolcash1:








@current price, clearly you have taken over from @peterrichy who brags himself as The Octopus... even loco dey follow u bumper to bumper...

My one cent is that you put a disclaimer before they blame you for their losses...