Please how can people that already have Dangote Refinery Sugar participate in the right of issue in other to purchase more for the #60 as stated, please help me
I recently started working and noticed that my employer deducts PAYE tax from my salary every month before paying me. Honestly, I’m still confused about how this PAYE tax works in Nigeria and why it is compulsory for salary earners. I want ...Read more
I’ve always been confused about how employers calculate salary tax in Nigeria. For example, when someone receives a salary, different deductions usually appear such as: • PAYE tax • Pension • NHF • NHIS What I really want to understand is:Read more
I recently discovered that some deductions can legally reduce the amount of PAYE tax a salary earner pays in Nigeria, but I don’t fully understand how it works. For example, I’ve heard people mention things like: • Pension contributions • NHF ...Read more
I’ve been hearing the term “taxable income” many times whenever people talk about PAYE tax in Nigeria, but I still don’t fully understand what it actually means. Is taxable income the same thing as salary, or is it the amount left ...Read more
I recently heard that pension contributions can help reduce the amount of PAYE tax someone pays in Nigeria, but I don’t fully understand how that works. For example, if two employees earn the same salary, but one contributes more to pension, ...Read more
I bought some company shares but don’t know how to register so my devidends can paid into my bank account.
I subscribed for the May 2026 FGN bond on the 5th of May via Investnaija app, but It’s yet to reflect on my app. I’d like to know if the allotment has been completed so i can know what my ...Read more
I learned from mr. Iking that one may need to fill an e-dividend form to be able to collect their dividends for their stock/shares subscriptions. I’d like to know if that is also required for FGN bond subscriptions.
One of the biggest mistakes many people from poor backgrounds make… is eating their investment profits too early. Read that again carefully. Because this single mistake is one of the reasons generational poverty continues from one family to another. Now ...Read more