theenchanter:
the bolded is needed by Jonraid d most. I've always told him d diff in govt system between 9ja n kenya causes so many differences we argue about.

Just30:
check the Ghanaian Stock exchange
out of the four Nigerian banks
only one Zenith bank is Nigeria and exist
Access is partly Ghanaian

th rest have either been collapsed or forced to merge

sufferNsmiling:


Zenith bank has no branches even in accra their branches and very few. Gcb and ecobank I think the ones with the most branches

Jonraid:
I already know of it,but your friend who kept gloating about Lagos's state IGR seems clueless! Our taxation is different from Nigeria's one thus you can't really compare revenues at the state or county level!

Just30:
check the Ghanaian Stock exchange
out of the four Nigerian banks
only one Zenith bank is Nigeria and exist
Access is partly Ghanaian

th rest have either been collapsed or forced to merge

Just30:
Zenith bank has just 2 or three branches in Ghana

theenchanter:
he said he searched d picture and it shows "lagos-ibadan rail line"

I don't know why that has caused trouble between u folks.

theenchanter:
even a fool knows access bank is wholly nigerian.


Keep deceiving urself.

sufferNsmiling:


Access bank is 80% ghanaian shareholders. The nigerian shareholders pulled out of their shares after the banking reform laws. The nigerian shareholders ware just giveing bad loans up and down the place.

theenchanter:
the 3rd largest bank in ghana (by asset) has just 2 to 3 branches, tell me more.

Just30:
Zenith bank has just 2 or three branches in Ghana

Just30:
Zenith bank has just 2 or three branches in Ghana

edon21:

all I can do is LAUGH AT YOU

Just30:

you are just dumb

Access Bank Ghana Limited is to raise a total of GH¢450 million on the local bourse through a bond programme and rights issue expected to take place next year.

Proceeds of the capital raising exercises are to help support the bank’s operations and meet the Bank of Ghana’s recapitalisation directive.

A circular from the bank said Access Bank would be aiming at raising GH¢150 million under the bond programme that will subsequently be listed on the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM) of the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE).

The remaining GH¢300 million is to be raised through a rights issue and the proceeds will be used “to meet the new minimum capital set by the BoG,” the bank said in a December 4 circular sent to shareholders.

sufferNsmiling:


I only know of 4 or 5 branches in ghana. 3 in accra one on the way to togo and I think one somewhere in tema

Just30:
Zenith bank is nowhere near the third largest bank in Ghana



it has gone beyond the 7th or something

theenchanter:
and u think u made sense with this?

Lawd have mercy!
Remember that access bank was among d first set of banks to meet d board of governors 60m cedis minimum capital requirement for universal banks?

The rest as they say...... is history.

Just30:
Ghana's 1,300-km joint railway project with Burkina Faso

theenchanter:
i provided a link to my claim which is https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/careers/companies/top-banks-in-ghana/

Provide urs!

chrisooblog:
you are such a shameless liar where in the above post did you say this is how a1300km railway will look like

Just30:
sorry
access bank could not meet the 450 cedis requirement so it decided to list on the stock exchange

Just30:
sorry
access bank could not meet the 450 cedis requirement so it decided to list on the stock exchange

edon21:

I've never been to oyo state before OK?
but if I may ask where did you study? or maybe you aren't educated at all.....

theenchanter:
if a company or organisation doesn't meet some certain requirements of a nation, can it be listed on d nation's stock exchange?

U see how whacky a Ghanaian brain can be?

ednited:


I've been trying all day yesterday, the network was crazy. If network was a being, I could have killed it.

Google is another problem. It do not provide you high quality pictures from this country. I had to search deep to find high quality. Anyways, I am still trying

NairobiWalker:


We simply corrected him and apparently you and your brothers aren't taking the correction kindly and you keep going on on it over and over.

theenchanter:
if a company or organisation doesn't meet some certain requirements of a nation, can it be listed on d nation's stock exchange?

U see how whacky a Ghanaian brain can be?

mtisTheQubit:

Ok msee i follow..but serious were you a choir boy before ya jumped to the dark side

sufferNsmiling:


Have you heard renault ,nissan ,vw and kia , like the vip transport buses. They are building west africa's biggest auto assembly plants in accra the 3 vehicle manufacturers.

mtisTheQubit:

for me am not worried about my IQ..where am sh**ting my IQ is great than anyone else coz thats my territoty

Just30:
Go and read what i posted with the pic


I know reading is a problem with Nigerians
but help yourself.

JaceBlaze:
Exactly!! some of the points you made here correlate with what I said earlier.The IQ tests are standardised according to the morden Western way of life,which means Africans are bound to perform dismally in such tests since Africa is still very much backward,Africans' reluctance to adopt the 21st century life (or whatever it is that is holding Africa back) is the reason for the low IQ,not genetics as some people always imply.Maybe in my original comment I should have stated explicitly that Africa needs to worry about physical development of the continent instead of some tests.Every race of men started somewhere.