tritritri:



Same way U chase Peterichy and calling OGG long epistle ... how does dat feel loco?

ndidigood:
Went to Afriprud registrar this afternoon to do e-div the listed this for me
*processed transfer form(get acknowledged copy from cscs)
*valid I'd
*cscs statement of account

Pls someone help me on how to go about this BC this one tire me

Michael11stock:
Why processed transfer form? are you transferring any shares from one party to other?.

OBAGADAFFI:


For E-Dividend you don't need all this wahala.

My Approached:_

Process my e-dividend through the bank.

After 3 days, i contact the registrar(email/phone ) asking if they have received the mandate vis NIBSS platform.what was ur easiest route?

OBAGADAFFI:


For E-Dividend you don't need all this wahala.

My Approached:_

Process my e-dividend through the bank.

After 3 days, i contact the registrar(email/phone ) asking if they have received the mandate vis NIBSS platform.

ndidigood:
Whatz the easiest route?

OBAGADAFFI:


All registrar must upload your e-divided information on the NIBSS platform for your bank conformation.

So go through you bank, tell them (bank) to upload your e-div on the NIBSS platform for you.

Then call the registrar to confirm.

ndidigood:
OK thanks
I also want to go to veritas registrar tomorrow,do u think is unnecessary?

Capitas7:
I remember that period UCAP was a money doubler. And I think it happened concurrently with the reign of the popular ponzi scheme then. I was just observing my mentors enjoying the money rituals provided by UCAP that year. Many stocks have the potential of making one rich; but identifying such opportunities is not easy.

Between speculation and analysis

ndidigood:
Whatz the easiest route?

Michael11stock:
My advice just get the e dividend form fill it and submit with your bank, they will charge you small change and do the uploading for you shikena, go with passport photographs in case

Michael11stock:
My advice just get the e dividend form fill it and submit with your bank, they will charge you small change and do the uploading for you shikena, go with passport photographs in case

OBAGADAFFI:


All registrar must upload your e-divided information on the NIBSS platform for your bank conformation.

So go through your bank, tell them (bank) to upload your e-div on the NIBSS platform for you.

Then call the registrar to confirm.

ndidigood:
Went to Afriprud registrar this afternoon to do e-div the listed this for me
*processed transfer form(get acknowledged copy from cscs)
*valid I'd
*cscs statement of account

Pls someone help me on how to go about this BC this one tire me

tritritri:
Same way U chase Peterichy and calling OGG long epistle ... how does dat feel loco?

yom2:
OK na u I see wearing blue jean and purple top .Eeya!!

ndidigood:
Whatz the easiest route?

ndidigood:
*processed transfer form(get acknowledged copy from cscs)
*valid I'd
*cscs statement of account

yom2:
OK na u I see wearing blue jean and purple top .Eeya!!

Mcy56:

None.....but registrar faster if you can go thru the one or two days stress.....in my own opinion.
You actually told me this sometimes ago.
Just get the documents requested and get done with it.

ndidigood:
l did for my two kids,none ask for this transfer stuff,only confirmation if signature. And lv actually done that e div with dem with dff bank and dff broker

yom2:
non of them dey free from stories. it may take weeks or even months

Mcy56:
Now this issue of e-dividend has been over-discussed here. We will still see those who doesn't read coming here to ask same questions all over again.

ukay2:


But banks usually ask for share account number to upload it in the NIBBS Portal.....how can he get the share account number to give to bank?

ndidigood:
over discussed?

yom2:
OK na u I see wearing blue jean and purple top .Eeya!!

Mcy56:

You work with Afriprud or how did you know she's the one? Explanation or idontbilivit.

Valueinvestor:

You are absolutely right sir. That's why diversification is key, in a market like ours. Concentration strategy only fits well in a sane/well developed market. That's why am never an advocate of holding only 2-3 stocks in a market like ours. A well diversified portfolio of 10 - 15 good stocks picked at bargain prices usually does the trick for me. Who knows, while others make an above average gain, 2 or 3 may end up being a multi bagger.