Just2endowed2:


It is now 11%. I guess Its going down.

emmanuelewumi:


I got 11.85% from the enquiry I sent to the customer service WhatsApp

Bbbwings:



Type your names on this site first and see if anything comes up.


https://sec.gov.ng/non-mandated/

Follow the instructions on the return page if you got a hit.

Just2endowed2:


Sent me their whatsapp number

biggal:


NY name didn't show what shld I do pls

Bbbwings:



Type your names on this site first and see if anything comes up.


https://sec.gov.ng/non-mandated/

Follow the instructions on the return page if you got a hit.

Onboard1:


Very helpful but the site says "the 28th February 2018 deadline will see the end of free registration of e-dividend, being bank-rolled by the Commission since the inception of the exercise in November, 2015."

Are they (banks) still accepting the forms?
If yes, do you think they will accept it if someone goes on my behalf?
Thanks.

Bbbwings:

the issuing house you see on the return page will have an email and phone number on google
contact them with the details you got

emmanuelewumi:


Start with your surname

emmanuelewumi:


Start with your surname

Sultannayef:
Can one invest in FG Savings Bond with zenith bank while living outside Nigeria?? If so what are the steps. Thanks guys!!

lancee:
Too bad ..Na foreign investors Dey enjoy our Tbills now @ 13 % plus ..Let them enjoy it while it last .. Oil prices going up as well .. So with both Emiefele fit flex muscle at the moment

Donbrig:
Lets not blame foreign investors for taking advantage of our investment portals created for them by our own system. National Pension Commission ruined tbills for us all, you cannot expect CBN to remain silent when PenCom has over 6trillions in Tbills and others.. Money PenCom could have invested in our economy, at least about 60% of it. Not until PenCom pull out their funds and invest into the real sector, rates for tbills might remain low for a very long time.

Donbrig:
We mustn't blame foreign investors for taking advantage of our investment portals created for them by our own system. National Pension Commission ruined tbills for us all, you cannot expect CBN to remain silent when PenCom has over 6trillions in Tbills and others.. Money PenCom could have invested in our economy, at least about 60% of it. Not until PenCom pull out their funds and invest into the real sector, rates for tbills might remain low for a very long time.

Donbrig:
We mustn't blame foreign investors for taking advantage of our investment portals created for them by our own system. National Pension Commission ruined tbills for us all, you cannot expect CBN to remain silent when PenCom has over 6trillions in Tbills and others.. Money PenCom could have invested in our economy, at least about 60% of it. Not until PenCom pull out their funds and invest into the real sector, rates for tbills might remain low for a very long time.

Adiwana:
If the govt is so much interested in "investing in real economy", why are policies not made to target big cooperations who obviously have the funds to put that money into real economy to create jobs and what nots that come with the investments.Easy restrictions to how much big cooperations invest can be made which would ultimately force them to invest in other areas of the economy.

TotoNaRubber:
The problem is the technical know-how. The Nigerian economy is being run anyhow, there are no proper decision making board who makes beneficial foreign investors policies.

The ones that are there collect bribe and do the basic minimum to retain their jobs, the ones that know what to do are not even employed in that sector, so it's a Nigerian governance/culture problem.

The inflation rate in Nigeria is as bad as Zimbabwe/Venezuela, if i was in the Nigerian foreign investors policy making board, part of the bargain for foreign invetors will be to invest 30 percent of the liquid assets in the real economy to employ at least 500 Nigerians depending on the size of the company, could be lower then reduce taxes for these companies in certain capital expenditure.

Any foreign investor who invests in Nigeria deserves a reward apart from all these Lotto, Baba ijebu Lebanese thieves, Nigeria is run on inflation, the cost of living doesn't reflect the quality of service received. It will cost you N40k per day to live a good life in Nigeria if you factor in cost of medical expenses, security, electricity, food, stress meanwhile you could enjoy this same quality of life for less than N15k per day in a developed country.

TotoNaRubber:
The problem is the technical know-how. The Nigerian economy is being run anyhow, there are no proper decision making board who makes beneficial foreign investors policies.

The ones that are there collect bribe and do the basic minimum to retain their jobs, the ones that know what to do are not even employed in that sector, so it's a Nigerian governance/culture problem.

The inflation rate in Nigeria is as bad as Zimbabwe/Venezuela, if i was in the Nigerian foreign investors policy making board, part of the bargain for foreign invetors will be to invest 30 percent of the liquid assets in the real economy to employ at least 500 Nigerians depending on the size of the company, could be lower then reduce taxes for these companies in certain capital expenditure.

Any foreign investor who invests in Nigeria deserves a reward apart from all these Lotto, Baba ijebu Lebanese thieves, Nigeria is run on inflation, the cost of living doesn't reflect the quality of service received. It will cost you N40k per day to live a good life in Nigeria if you factor in cost of medical expenses, security, electricity, food, stress meanwhile you could enjoy this same quality of life for less than N15k per day in a developed country.

ojesymsym:
You guys will just come online and throw unsubstantiated accusations, pluck fake statistics from thin air. How can anyone say our inflation rate is as high as Venezuela and Zimbabwe?
You say we need 40k a day in Nigeria to survive? Why are we not all dead then?

Abeg let us leave this thread for TB, there is section for politics when we can churn out statistics the way we like.

IamR:

He is right. Most of us in Nigeria are just existing.

IamR:

He is right. Most of us in Nigeria are just existing.

Nigsrdumb:


Most of us in Europe are also just existing. I won't say more before I get attacked .
It's tough everywhere.

ojesymsym:
You guys will just come online and throw unsubstantiated accusations, pluck fake statistics from thin air. How can anyone say our inflation rate is as high as Venezuela and Zimbabwe?
You say we need 40k a day in Nigeria to survive? Why are we not all dead then?

Abeg let us leave this thread for TB, there is section for politics when we can churn out statistics the way we like.

ahiboilandgas:
let have a break down (Lagos )rent 1.5m power/ne pa 480 k fuel 240k calls 180k dstv 140k food (3 person )1.2m ,school fees 450k per anum ,data 120k ,hospital(Nhis) 400k , cloths 500k ....how u get u 40k per day

Nigsrdumb:


That's what I keep telling people, 5.2 million covers everything in Nigeria, that's less than what I pay for my mortgage ,16800 euro per annum.

I haven't added anything else.