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The tour authoritatively shows that out of the total of 55kms, the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway measures 20kms fully paved from Ahmadu Bellow Way to Okun-Ajah. Then, 2.5kms from Lekki Free Trade Zone through Orimedo Roundabout back to Eleko Central. Additionally, it measures 7.5kms from between Eleko Central and going back to Okun-Ajah. Although the paved sections of the highway extends further beyond the measured distance of 30kms, the tour was able to ascertain that the Federal Government has indeed completed at least 30kms of the first phase of the road

Chigiven:
For what purpose exactly

Inosky:
Tinubu can win Obi/Datti ticket in a free and fair election. He didn't even win the last time if not massive rigging.

RaptorX:
Even American stocks don't have this kind of returns after 2 years talkless of Nigeria, I am not convinced with this figures.

int0x80:
How can someone buy Nigerian stocks from outside Nigeria? I tried doing that with access bank sometime ago but it never went through.

uvie66:
....Can anybody help me, I bought 2000 Fidelity bank shares at 50k, how much is it worth now?

bluebay:
If thia is true, then why are other companies struggling and folding up?

QuinQ:
Devalued against the dollar. Dollar was 300 plus, now it is 1600 plus. Besides, more people lost money in the stock market. This is like talking only about people who won lottery but not people who lost

Factcheck0001:
The coalition will never work but Atiku/amaech will run a ticket n obi will run another ticket on his own n Tinubu will win

Emerging signals from the evolving opposition coalition—championed by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi—suggest that former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi, may be considered as a potential consensus presidential flagbearer.

This consideration reportedly follows growing concerns over Obi’s insistence on contesting again with his 2023 running mate, Senator Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed.

Amaechi, who marked his 60th birthday on May 27, is said to have indirectly tested the waters for a presidential bid during a lecture organised in his honour. At the event, he disclosed that he had informed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that he would not support his 2023 candidacy, citing concerns over Tinubu’s ability to unify the country. According to Amaechi, the events of the last two years have justified his position.

peleson1:
What are the steps to invest in the nigeria stock exchange?

QuinQ:
But Naira got devalued at that point na.
How about all the companies that folded and left Nigeria or went out of biz

QuinQ:
But Naira got devalued at that point na.
How about all the companies that folded and left Nigeria or went out of biz

If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 30 May 2023 in the Nigerian stock market, this is what it is after 2 years....

Transcorp Hotels — ₦17.9 million
TransCorp — ₦13.5 million
Juli Plc — ₦13 million
Sunu Assurance — ₦10.3 million
Tantalizers PLC — ₦10.1 million
Skyway Avaiation — ₦9.87 million
NNig Flour Mills — ₦9.6 million
Golden Guinea Brew — ₦7.77 million
Oando Plc ₦7.14 million
HoneyWell Flour — ₦6.40 million
Associated Bus Coy — ₦5.86 million
Ikeja Hotels Plc — ₦5.71 million
Beta Glass Plc — ₦5.53 million
RT Briscoe Plc — ₦5.49 millon
Conoil Plc — ₦5.28 million
Presco Plc — ₦5.11 million
NAHCO — ₦4.73 million
Eterna Plc — ₦4.58 million
Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank — ₦4.57 million
CWG — ₦4.57 million
Japaul Gold — ₦4.13 million
Chams Plc — ₦4.00 million
Veritas Kapital — ₦3.90 million
Julius Berger — ₦3.72 million
IMG — ₦3.67 million
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#Statisense
(NGX)

Brendaniel:
So those that were killed by bandits and herdsmen in their farms were asking for free food abi?

The worker that goes to work earning 77k that cannot buy a bag of rice or even pay his transport fare or his bills is asking for free food abi?

Continue supporting nonsense

Moody’s has upgraded Nigeria’s credit rating from Caa1 to B3, signalling growing confidence in the economy.

Trump Always Chickens Out – or Taco for short. Investors like narratives to explain the financial world, and they appear to have seized on this one: whenever Donald Trump faces a market backlash, he will back down.

It would be fair to say the US president did not take kindly to the suggestion that he was being a “chicken” when asked by a reporter at the White House about the term that is gaining traction on Wall Street.

“Oh isn’t that nice – ‘I chicken out.’ I’ve never heard that,” Trump mused on Wednesday in response to the reporter’s question on the so-called Taco trade. He then launched into extended comments on how high the tariffs he imposed on China were, and how he had “helped” China by cutting them.

“But don’t ever say what you said,” he added to the reporter. “That’s a nasty question.” Apparently riled, he later returned to the theme, insisting that he was no chicken, and that often people accused him of being too tough.

But recurrent retreats by Trump have become the basis for stock markets rebounding after falls, even as the US president has raised tariffs to their highest level in more than a century.

The S&P 500, the US stock market benchmark, has gained about 1% during 2025, despite a deep slump in April as Trump announced “liberation day” tariffs on trade with most countries in the world.

The stock market rise appears to have been aided by the Taco trade narrative: that market turmoil will correct the president’s course and allow companies to keep on making strong profits. That belief will strengthen if courts uphold Wednesday night’s ruling by New York’s court of international trade that Trump’s tariffs have been imposed illegally.

TUANKU:
Man is entitled to his choice.