Michael (MLS)

❤️🤍 Bukayo Saka and Gabriel. 🫂

🎭 Script: “Omije Je La Veux Fans” (ACCESSCORP Cult Holders) Omije Je La Veux: Senko is going to eat his words. ACCESSCORP will pay ₦4 dividend, and this stock is going to ₦50/share! Senko: “I told ACCESSCORP fans back in November 2025 that there were better places to allocate capital. Zenith Bank was trading around ₦55 then, while ACCESSCORP had been stuck in a ₦20–₦29 range for over 9 months, no momentum, no clear catalyst. Then I asked a simple question: with everything happening around regulatory forbearance, how exactly do you justify a ₦4 dividend? This is a bank that struggled to release its financials, delays stretching into weeks and months.” Omije Je La Veux: “They’re expanding! Acquisitions take time to consolidate. Regulators across Africa are delaying things; you should relax.” Senko: “I just smiled. Then I pointed to global examples, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, institutions making acquisitions while still meeting reporting deadlines and maintaining transparency. ACCESSCORP isn’t operating at that scale, so why the inefficiency? Even closer home, they’re not bigger than top South African banks, yet those banks don’t hide behind delays.” A few weeks later, the banking rally kicked off, driven by Zenith, GTCO, and Stanbic. ACCESSCORP and UBA followed, largely on expectation, not fundamentals. The market priced in dividends based on sentiment, not reality. Omije Je La Veux Fans: “Who is WEMA BANK?” (Meanwhile, ACCESSCORP runs to ₦36 ATH…) Senko: “I stayed quiet. Then UBA released weak numbers, and that was the signal. I knew ACCESSCORP would follow the same path. So, I asked again: ‘Are we seeing ₦40 first, or will WEMA get there before ACCESSCORP?’ Silence.” Omije Je La Veux Follower: “ACCESSCORP must pay ₦3 dividend; anything less is unacceptable.” Senko: “At that point, I realized this wasn’t analysis anymore, it was conviction without data. ACCESSCORP’s results, quietly released, did not support that level of dividend expectation. If anything, paying such would have raised more questions about capital discipline. If decisions were purely rational, not emotional, rotating into Zenith back in November would have delivered both a strong dividend yield and over 100% capital appreciation. That’s opportunity cost.” Lesson: Stop forming a cult around stocks. The market rewards objectivity, not loyalty. No company is your friend. ACCESSCORP’s strategy raises valid concerns, including continuous acquisitions without clear integration efficiency, delayed reporting, and weak communication to shareholders. Capital should be deployed to optimize existing assets, exit underperforming units, and strengthen core operations. At the same time, optics matter. Leadership signalling personal wealth (like high-profile purchases) while shareholders question performance sends the wrong message. Final Take: Choose companies that prioritize shareholder value, transparency, and execution, not narratives. Also, you are not here to prove a point, especially if you are young and just starting. The primary goal is to be financially independent, which is what I have always been preaching since 2020.

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