As a minority shareholder, it can be challenging to protect your interests from potential expropriation or unfair treatment by majority shareholders or the company's management. However, here are some steps you can take to minimize the risk and protect your rights:

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1. Understand your rights: Familiarize yourself with the corporate laws and regulations in your jurisdiction that govern shareholder rights and protections. This will help you understand what actions are permissible and what remedies are available to you in case of expropriation.

Some 50 fruits rich in antioxidants:

1. Blueberries
2. Strawberries
3. Raspberries
4. Blackberries
5. Pomegranates
6. Cherries
7. Oranges
8. Kiwi
9. Apples
10. Grapes (red, purple)
11. Cranberries
12. Acai berries
13. Goji berries
14. Elderberries
15. Blackcurrants
16. Plums 17. Papaya
18. Mangoes
19. Guava
20. Pineapple
21. Watermelon
22. Cantaloupe
23. Peaches
24. Nectarines
25. Apricots
26. Red currants
27. Limes
28. Lemons
29. Grapefruit
30. Avocado
31. Passion fruit
32. Mulberries
33. Boysenberries
34. Tangerines
35. Kumquats
36. Lychees

How do you know your TIN?

It made headlines that starting January 2020, Nigerian banks could request for your TIN (Tax Identification Number) before you can operate your bank account.

Well, what was missing from that topic was how to know your #TIN

#Thread Contrary to beliefs, you do not register for it if you already have your BVN. Your #BVN was used to generate your TIN for individuals.

IF YOU'RE A REGISTERED BUSINESS, then your TIN was generated using your Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) registration number.