OgogoroFreak:
Is there a government website I can get the form?

michealekene:


I use stanbic too, please how do I contact them about choosing levels of investment. I realise theres been little incremental interests on the funds on a daily basis, I was surprised.

ukay2:


Send mail to Stanbic ibtc pension customer care and you will be directed

9jatriot:
See attached image.
At the end of the 7th year, you should get your principal back, all things being equal.

Tvegas:
This article is for those who have asked about how Dangote Refinery will affect or not affect Nigerias forex position in the future. Enjoy reading and Happy eidel fitri.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theafricareport.com/21854/behind-the-hype-is-dangotes-refinery-a-game-changer/amp/

ahiboilandgas:
speculative and imaginary...the writter is neither a player or operator in oil and gas industry and have very poor understanding of the limited picture....

qmd24:
Thank you.

This is why we love this thread.

Sukuk2 was at 15. 7 % while this round is at 11. 2 %. This may not keep up with the current inflation level, especially if naira continues to nose-dive as predicted on this forum.

Isn't FG shortchanging us? (I miss the days of TB @ 16%).

@ Gurus in the house, should I maintain my Pounds sterling position or do more of this. I have already liquidated my dollar reserve for this.
How long should one hold this Sukuk 3 to maintain value?

Tvegas:
This article is for those who have asked about how Dangote Refinery will affect or not affect Nigerias forex position in the future. Enjoy reading and Happy eidel fitri.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theafricareport.com/21854/behind-the-hype-is-dangotes-refinery-a-game-changer/amp/

ahiboilandgas:
After the introduction of aquila tracking and closing of the broader....adamawa state when down from 120 trucks daily to 35 without any scarcity...so nnpc was subsiding west africa and central africa

ahiboilandgas:
The writer must be agents of oversea refinaries owners and their local collaborators (moman and dapman) and sympathizer (ppmc and ppra civil servant s) that want the former arrangements to continue...they are about to loose their biggest petrol importer ...we have spent 65bn dollars importing since 2006 -15...imagine 65 plus the current 35 to our foreign reserves...naira would have been stable

ahiboilandgas:
Holding a Nigeria govt bond for 7 years...the naira future contract is 520 naira to a dollar ....

zamirikpo:


West Africa that's Mad oooh.....but this thing has been happening since 1999.

Anyways my fear is the retail price of PMS when crude prices jump to $60. Dangite refinery cannot serve the country.

Donbrig:


You are right sir, western powers don't want Africans to be self reliance on anything that will affect their markets or economy. I work in an international firm here in Germany with branches across Europe and Asia, the west don't like us for anything. Lets give some kudos to our leaders, some might be corrupt and greedy, but we certainly know what we want as a nation. The ban on rice importation into Nigeria was a big blow to many Asian countries. If Nigeria should banned the importation of electrical generators into Nigeria, many factories that produces electrical generators in Europe and Asia will close up within six months. Dangote refinery is already putting western oil firms into panic mood. We mustn't relent as a nation, we will definitely get there. God bless Nigeria.

ahiboilandgas:
After the introduction of aquila tracking and closing of the broader....adamawa state when down from 120 trucks daily to 35 without any scarcity...so nnpc was subsiding west africa and central africa

ahiboilandgas:
If u invest 10m now u will get about 18m in 7 years time if naira is now 520 in 2027 u will get 34000 dollars dollars ....an investment of 25000 dollars now your profit is 9000 dollars over 7 years .......just over 100 dollars profit per months.....if u have any thing that can give u better than 120 dollars on a investment of 25000 dollars is better than the bond...

mra123:


Thanks for this analysis. However, given the situation we are in, I doubt if naira is not going to fall to above 520 to a dollar by year 2027.

Would you please suggest other investment opportunities that would provide higher return compared to the sukuk bond?

ahiboilandgas:
it not me that predicted it ....it called naira future contracts on the exchange..
Na fdi predict am

mra123:


Thanks for this analysis. However, given the situation we are in, I doubt if naira is not going to fall to above 520 to a dollar by year 2027.

Would you please suggest other investment opportunities that would provide higher return compared to the sukuk bond?

ahiboilandgas:
for u to.mitigate risk u must take some ...u can buy bond then use the coupons to buy dollars saved in yoir dorm accounts ....or look at the 5 banks that have mastered Nigeria economy over time their stocks (use the coupons to buy zenith,dancem,gtb,uba)

Thisnut:
if my dad was in oxygen and i could still listen to his little advice, is far more better that him in grave.

To your question sir, people dieing of gun violence are not as much as African kids dieing of malnutrition.

Gun violence are mostly in AA communities where gang shit are things of the day. There are some ghettos you live, you know your survival rate is 50/50, it's either police killing, or gang related killing.
To open your eyes a bit, folks in those areas enjoy the lifestyle and they don't mind. Even if you take them to the cities, they will come back to that ghetto and die there, It more like a thing of choice.
There are people, especially the black folks, they think going in and out of jail give them the street cred they deserve, those can't strive in an organized city where everyone has to work on daily basis and mind their business.


Surge knight enjoys gang life and being in prison.