MTN Storms Benin With Public Offer Roadshow

The train of telecommunication giant, MTN public share offer nationwide roadshow, has arrived in the Edo state capital of Benin City.

Thousands of Edo people trooped in to witness the ceremony where over 575 million shares valued at NI69 per share will be traded between December 1 and 14, 2021.

Speaking at the ceremony, the Chief Customer Relations Officer, MTN Nigeria, Ugonwa Nwoye, made a passionate appeal to Edo people to take advantage of the opportunity and buy shares in the telecommunication service provider.

She said that initially the shares sold for over N200 per share but was reduced to N169 to allow more Nigerians to buy shares in the largest mobile network operator.

According to Nwoye, MTN Nigeria, as the second biggest company at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) after Dangote Cement, has never defaulted in paying its shareholders since 2019 when it was listed at the NSE.

Speaking in the same vein, the Senior Manager Investor Relations, MTN Nigeria, Chima Nwaokoma, noted that the company in the last 20 years has grown to become the biggest company at the Nigerian Stock Exchange in terms of capitalisation.

Nwaokoma highlighted some benefits of holding shares in MTN, saying, “We pay dividends twice in a year. We pay interim and final dividends. We have consistently paid to our shareholders and have never defaulted. There’s no limit to what you can buy. Edo people should take advantage of the offer and buy our shares.”

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