Sy Balogun

quick one yeah so i have a boyfriend now therefore if i've ever told you i love you, i been dey joke oh🙏🏽🙏🏽 or if i have sent you messages professing love on the tl or dms, i been dey joke oh also no address me as "my love" or "my dear" again just Ari is fine, thanks❤️

God cannot mismanage my life God cannot mismanage my life God cannot mismanage my life God cannot mismanage my life God cannot mismanage my life

@The_Barr_OluT Bleh, Ydc? 😭

I tell una abi I no tell una!

Chizoma Okoli became an Access Holdings employee through the Diamond Bank merger. She joined Diamond Bank as a graduate trainee in 1992 and rose through the ranks (to ED in 2016). She then later became the face behind Diamond Bank’s retail banking franchise (the attraction that got Access interested). She is currently the Deputy Managing Director of Access Bank and is in charge of Access’ retail banking business. She is a Uniben law graduate (in 1989) and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1990. She also holds an MBA from Warwick Business School.

@Aridunu_jones No 🙂

@bvlogun Changeeeee

I have a new ick now I utterly dislike too friendly guys Why are you friendly

@thetoki_ Change your ways 🫵🏾

@bvlogun 😏😏😏

I hope @thetoki_ is learning now 😏

Oluwa, mo ń dúró de ohun tí o fẹ́ ṣe

I did a comparative study of dividend reinvestment vs. cash payout (GTCO) This shows the analysis of the impact of reinvesting dividends using GTCO as our primary example. The goal was to see how a ₦100,000 initial investment in January 2021 would perform over five years under two different strategies. Investor A: Cash Out Investor B: Reinvested •Investor A (Cash Out): By keeping their share count fixed and spending all dividends, their 2025 annual income was ₦39,261. •Investor B (Reinvested): By using dividends to buy more shares each year, their 2025 annual income grew to ₦55,378. The reinvestment strategy generated 41% more annual passive income than the cash-out strategy by the fifth year. Core Insights: 1. Unit Accumulation: The strategy was most effective in 2022. While the market was flat and prices were low (~₦21.00), the reinvestment allowed for the acquisition of more "free" units. 2. The Multiplier Effect: Because Investor B entered 2025 with a larger share count (approx. 4,340 units vs. 3,077), they benefited significantly more from GTCO's record-breaking ₦12.76 total dividend. 3.) Efficiency: This 41% increase in income was achieved without the investor contributing any additional capital beyond the initial ₦100,000. Pls reinvest your dividends long term. To get access to FREE research/information for like this pls save/invest on @getladda getladda.com

@tosinolaseinde please reopen the link 🤲🙇

@Gracey____01 Happy birthday Grace 🎉🎉🎉

Happy birthday to meee🎉

i miss kaiju no 8

TLDR: Take the ICAN/ACCA, take the CFA foundations course, read financial statements, learn how to plot a spread or model, touch grass, and please for the love of God, put down the ChatGPT

Be loud about your faith and values.

but look how far you’ve come

@TeeKayyy08 Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉

Finally passed my first professional exam

three points & a bruno assist. thank you for banking with us

In two-folds

@Gbemi_baby Congratulations Gbemi 🎉🎉🎉

i passed my ican😛