Wawelexy:
You stabbed yourself the moment you were unable to keep your mouth shut, in business, there's nothing like a brother or family, someone of your calibre should understand this better...

Well it isn't over yet, the best revenge you could get is to also outbid him in any business or shares he tops, not easy tho, alot of consultations, lobbying (most especially, relevant government personnel or agency), bribery (maybe), researchs, calculations, and huge investment will be done, cos you both will be playing powerful business chess ♟️ game, and the smartest wins all here...

Power tussles; Mr Elemelu is already ahead of you by mingling with the President - Select, you can still use the tribal card on him here, just like you know, the northerners will never leave their own person, but don't know if same can be said about the South West... To me, if Ote money knows how to play his game well and neat, I think it's high time to take advantage of ethnic sentiments via T\nubu to overtake the longest record holder of the richest person in Africa.... Dangoπe also used this same opportunity during the regime of B@baginda, Ab@cha, and Buh@ri... Even Ob@sanjo, cos Baba also danced to the tune of the northerners cos they were the decider of his election....

Now that Buh@ri had unknowingly put a slight friction in between the two tribes by trying to outsmart T\nubu in the just concluded elections, Yoruba, it's high time to overtake...

Go Ote$, your greatest challenge is Dangoπe refinery, but you can still win...

RepoMan007:
He is a shortcut lover I guess. Ibeto and Dangote drama too.

SeunDAssLicker:


You’re still believing Elumelu begged him. Begged him, yet bought %25 in Transcorp in one day. Yet Femi only bought a meager %5.

I’m not sure where your emotional ranting is coming from. But that not how stocks work. There are millions more of ordinary shares to be bought in the open market that both parties can mop up, problem is who has more liquidity..?

Definitely not Femi who’s already sold half his position in First bank since he became major shareholder.

Lastly, you cannot disrupt Nigeria stocks because it is capped by the SEC, once you become a major shareholder, you’re bound to disclose your holdings.

Which is what prompted Tony to put a final lid on Transcorp from holding %6 to %31 in one day. Man bought 5X what Femi wanted to “disrupt” Transcorp with according to you.🫢🤦🏾‍♂️

Man still has enough to take Firstbank from Femi if he wants to with N20B only.

Go check how much Heirs Holding is worth and how much liquidity Tony has via UBA. Otedola on the other hand is only a major shareholder in Firstbank, he doesn’t sit on the board of directors yet.

Badb0y4lyf:
After the duo orchestrated the biggest Pump and Dumb scheme in Nigerian Stock and securities Otedola is simply playing to the Gallery this two by the weekend would hop on one of their Luxury Yacht with the finest of Ladies and some Louis XIII whisky and just laugh at the gullibility of Nigerians

illicit:
You are obviously the type to be betrayed because you don't learn lessons and you can't keep quiet when necessary


You gave him trade information by yourself.

Geovanni412:


Read the book, winning through intimidation by Robert Ringer

It's business

Elumelu is a type 2 businessman. He will try and claim he is a nice man but when the time is right, he will try and take all the money for himself.

Otedola had been screwed once before and he still jumped into the river with the shark without taking precautions.

Business na Jungle.

Kog45:
Sir when big men like Dangote,Adenuga,Otedola and Elumelu are at war,presidency wade in cuz they are mover of economy….what is going on behind the scene is not known to laymen like us…Fact can Elumelu fight dirty with Otedola?NO so in few days things would be settled

Omihanifa:
Same Tony elumelu Don dey romance BAT

BAT should better no discuss his drug case and election case with Tony before Tony will go and feed the oppositions the info

chisomkachy:


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/597584-exclusive-otedola-speaks-on-bankruptcy-accuses-elumelu-of-backstabbing-him.html

exotique1fy:
They are not angels! All of them. To acquire and maintain the kind of wealth this people have, you certainly cannot be a nice person. This is the reason I always shudder whenever people go on social media to sing their praises. If you knew what goes on behind the scenes, fear go catch you!

uncleck:
It simply means that Tony is a smarter businessman than you

Wawelexy:



Read read read.... Or maybe I should say read to understand and not to reply comments...


My second paragraph isn't about Tony anymore.... Dangote used this same tribal scheme I mentioned... Maybe you should go back to history...

sonature1:
I trust Tony Elumelu to reply him!

Remember, you don't know the true story yet until you hear from all the parties.

baralatie:

It is actually dangote and bus

Ibeto na obj nearly won pursue am

SeunDAssLicker:


You’re still believing Elumelu begged him. Begged him, yet bought %25 in Transcorp in one day. Even though Femi only bought a meager %5.

I’m not sure where your emotional ranting is coming from. But that not how stocks work. There are millions more of ordinary shares to be bought in the open market that both parties can mop up, problem is who has more liquidity..?

Definitely not Femi who’s already sold half his position in First bank since he became major shareholder.

Lastly, you cannot disrupt Nigeria stocks because it is capped by the SEC, once you become a major shareholder, you’re bound to disclose your holdings.

Which is what prompted Tony to put a final lid on Transcorp from holding %6 to %31 in one day. Man bought 5X what Femi wanted to “disrupt” Transcorp with according to you.🫢🤦🏾‍♂️

Man still has enough to take Firstbank from Femi if he wants to with N20B only.

Go check how much Heirs Holding is worth and how much liquidity Tony has via UBA. Otedola on the other hand is only a major shareholder in Firstbank, he doesn’t sit on the board of directors yet.

lhordspy:


You are the emotional one here sir. Infact, i feel you are about to cry while typing the above. The emotions reflected on your opinion. I can swear you are igbo just by the emotions displayed ontop this issue. You are already picked a side. Forcing yourself to see this more from a business perspective only. Like a business tussle.

First of all, like i mentioned earlier. It is more of a lesson than business. Otedola is not interested in power struggle. If he is, he wouldnt have let go. All he cared about was teaching Elemulu a lesson. His intention was passing a message across, and it was well delievered.

I dont care who is the smartest or who has the upper hand when it comes to investment. But what happened few weeks back was a brutal lesson, one which Elumelu will never forget. In 2weeks Otedola raked in 21billion naira with that much ease, at the expense of Elumelu.

That is something my friend. That is something.

RepoMan007:
OBJ policy was not being toed by Ibeto and he got frozen out naturally. He wasnt pursued by OBJ.

Kellie069:
Could this be true? Mr Tony said so many nice thing about Ote$. He even called him his brother and partner . He even went ahead to reveal that he follows just him and his wife on IG.

PROPHETmichael:


Moral of the story: Becareful of who's following you because their aim may be to monitor your next move and backstab you.

Wawelexy:
You stabbed yourself the moment you were unable to keep your mouth shut, in business, there's nothing like a brother or family, someone of your calibre should understand this better...

Well it isn't over yet, the best revenge you could get is to also outbid him in any business or shares he tops, not easy tho, alot of consultations, lobbying (most especially, relevant government personnel or agency), bribery (maybe), researchs, calculations, and huge investment will be done, cos you both will be playing powerful business chess ♟️ game, and the smartest wins all here...

Power tussles; Mr Elemelu is already ahead of you by mingling with the President - Select, you can still use the tribal card on him here, just like you know, the northerners will never leave their own person, but don't know if same can be said about the South West... To me, if Ote money knows how to play his game well and neat, I think it's high time to take advantage of ethnic sentiments via T\nubu to overtake the longest record holder of the richest person in Africa.... Dangoπe also used this same opportunity during the regime of B@baginda, Ab@cha, and Buh@ri... Even Ob@sanjo, cos Baba also danced to the tune of the northerners cos they were the decider of his election....

Now that Buh@ri had unknowingly put a slight friction in between the two tribes by trying to outsmart T\nubu in the just concluded elections, Yoruba, it's high time to overtake...

Go Ote$, your greatest challenge is Dangoπe refinery, but you can still win...