AGM Watch: Lean Africa (Formerly Longman) Approves 20kobo Dividend For FY 2012

Despite the impact of piracy, which negatively impacted the publishing industry in 2012, shareholders of Learn Africa Plc, last week in Lagos smiled home with 20 kobo dividends per 50 kobo ordinary share amounting to N154.29. Chairman of the company, Mr. Emeke Iwerebon, who declared the reward at the company’s annual general meeting (AGM), said […]

Despite the impact of piracy, which negatively impacted the publishing industry in 2012, shareholders of Learn Africa Plc, last week in Lagos smiled home with 20 kobo dividends per 50 kobo ordinary share amounting to N154.29.
Chairman of the company, Mr. Emeke Iwerebon, who declared the reward at the company’s annual general meeting (AGM), said the company’s future is robust as it is developing products that will keep it at the top of its industry in Nigeria.

He explained that the Northern market contributes 60 per cent to the overall business activities.
“Our major challenge is the insurgency in the north and the issue of piracy. Our business has been affected with the emergency declared in three states and until it is tackled, we would continue to have major challenge