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DividendsNG is dedicated to all things dividends in Nigeria. You can get information and news about claiming your dividends, re-validating old or expired ones, new dividend payouts, outstanding dividends and more.

The target at DividendsNG is to provide resources to individual and corporate investors so that they can claim all outstanding dividends. We want to reduce the amount of unclaimed dividends in Nigeria. Currently standing at N90 billion, this amount is still on the increase for obvious reasons.

You will also find tips to help you make the most of your shareholding and dividend payments. There are links to registrars and some stockbrokers to provide professional services you want.

The site and its content are designed especially for our readers who are busy and want to get their dividend and related information easily in one place. However, we recommend our readers to seek professional advice when in doubt of what course of action to take.

DividendsNG is not responsible for any reader's personal decisions based on information provided. 

This site is owned and managed by Kensworld Resources, Lagos-Nigeria.

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