How to Claim Your Unclaimed Dividends in Nigeria

Do you have shares in a Nigerian company but have never received your dividends?

You may have money waiting for you.
Millions of Nigerians have invested in shares over the years, but some have never received their dividends because their bank details are outdated, their contact information has changed, they have lost their investment documents, or they simply don’t know they are entitled to dividends.

That’s why Fokona is hosting this FREE live online masterclass.

In this practical session, Iking Ferry will show you:

• How to check if you have unclaimed dividends
• How to know whether you are entitled to dividends
• How dividend payments work in Nigeria
• How registrars help shareholders receive their dividends
• What to do if your phone number or bank account has changed
• How to update your shareholder information
• How to verify your investment records
• The steps involved in claiming your unclaimed dividends
• Common mistakes that can delay your dividend payment
• Where to go when you have issues with your dividend
• Answers to your questions during the live Q&A

Everything will be explained in simple and practical language, even if you have little or no knowledge of the Nigerian capital market.

Who Should Attend?

This masterclass is for:
– People who have bought shares before
– People who believe they may have unclaimed dividends
– Beginners who want to understand dividends
– Investors whose dividend payments stopped
– People who changed their phone number or bank account
– Anyone whose parents or relatives invested in Nigerian companies
– Existing shareholders who want to understand how to claim their money

You don’t need to be an experienced investor.
You don’t even need to understand the stock market.
Just come with your questions.

Hosted By

Mbadiwe Ikechukwu (Iking Ferry)
Founder & CEO, Fokona Limited
Financial Literacy Advocate

This masterclass is part of Fokona’s mission to build 10 million financially free Nigerians and Africans by making financial education simple, practical, and available in local languages.