₦airaland Forum

PortHarcourtcit:
my friend that's not the Bone if contention... I asked if you have thought of ANNULMENT?.

Ogene001:
Simple and short. Tinubu will definitely not do well and we will roast him. Any tribal counter attack will be banned

Racoon:
It was obvious to every sane person. Kano, Nasarawa, and Plateau were plain miscarriage of justice. APC wanted to steal via the courts what they couldn't get from the ballot.

The Nigerian Exchange all-share index (ASI) has appreciated by 11 percent or 8,269 basis points year‐to-date, placing it second in the world behind Argentina.

The development comes as Nigerian equities surpassed their European, Middle Eastern, and African counterparts in 2024 — driven by pension funds and institutional investors anticipating record profits from lenders booking revaluation gains.

According to Bloomberg‘s report, compared with a less than 2 percent advance for the MSCI Emerging Markets (EMEA) Index over the same period, the NGX rose almost 60 percent in the past year.

Banking stocks have driven gains, with the banking index up 16 percent this year and 138.09 percent over the past 12 months.

So far in 2024, Access Holdings Plc is up 21 percent, while Zenith Bank Plc is up 11.3 percent, and Guaranty Trust Holding Company is up by 14.3 percent.

The report noted that negative real yields on the nation’s fixed-income securities have also made equities relatively more attractive in the country.

‘MAJOR TIER-1 BANKS JOIN TRILLIONAIRE
CLUB’
In the present month, banks have sustained gains, with major tier-1 banks crossing the N1 trillion naira market capitalisation mark.

On January 9, 2024, Access Holdings had surpassed the N1 trillion market capitalisation mark.

The market capitalisation of the United Bank for Africa (UBA), on January 8, also hit N1.02 trillion, from the N990.07 billion traded on January 5, 2023.

Also on January 9, FBN Holdings closed trading with a N1.02 trillion market capitalisation, rising from N933.27 billion after its share value jumped from N26 (the previous day) to N28.6.

FBN Holdings had crossed the N1 trillion mark on December 6, 2023, for the first time, after recording N1.05 trillion market valuation from N960.19 billion.

However, the bank exited the trillionaire stock list the next day.

vicdom:
You think these people are not privy to most of these judgements before hand? I bet it that if the opposition candidate in those states knew they would win, they would have been in the court. It happened during the presidential also, Atiku and Obi knew they had lost, that was why never appeared in the day of the delivering, but they appeared throughout the days of the hearing.

Bestmanfornow:
Keep fooling yourself, only Glo is owing other networks

Difrent:
He was another LIE MOHAMMED wannabe

Walahi if he had contested he would have won.

GOFRONT:
Chaiii........Just lasweek, we list Sir Shangallo.

Yesterday, we Lost an Ikorodu Globus banker to Depression due to economy.

And now Sir Errikson is on count down.......


Dear Lord, take our most famous Chicago boy here, put him in the illness capacity of Sven and then put his life on countdown; so that we can all happily help him to Countdown his life.......

Bringback Sven, Sven still mean alot to me.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Person make APC Ministerial list, and e go clean?

That should be 1 out of 100.[/color]

Bluesearoll:
So na like this Chelsea useless reach?

DonFreshmoney:
Friday, the Supreme Court crooks will give Apc weekend victory in both states so they use weekend to cruise and celebrate... judgement that was already written down since Ganduje was .ade APC chairman

TimT:
Retired but not tired....
But what actually happens in the daily lives of prisoners?...
Those that are jailed for a year and above?
Coz so far, jail isn't as horrible as people say it is....
Haven't even seen an ex-convict in my life before sef.... Na only those wey don stay behind counter I don see....

Anyways, welcome back to the world ( abi street)...
Retired but not Tired!!

The Supreme Court had scheduled hearing in 21 appeals in relation to disputes over the last governorship election for this week.

The cases relating to Ebonyi, Plateau, Delta, Adamawa Abia, Ogun, Cross River and Akwa Ibom states are to be heard between Monday and Thursday.

The Nation learnt that the court may render judgments in the already heard post-election governorship appeals on Kano, Lagos and others on Friday.

According to the court’s schedule, sighted late on Sunday, January 7, the apex court plans hearing for Monday in one appeal by the candidate of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), two by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate, Chukwuma Odii Ifeanyi; and two appeals the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its candidate in Benue state.

On Tuesday, the apex court plans to hear six appeals – three in respect of Plateau State, filed by the PDP, its candidate, Nentawe Goshwe and INEC; and three in respect of Delta State, filed by Kenneth Gbagi of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Omo-Agege Ovie Augustine of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Peta Kennedy of the Labour Party (LP)

On Wednesday, the court plans to hear four appeals, two in relation to Adamawa State, filed by the candidate of the SDP and a counter appeal by Ahmadu Fintiri of the PDP (the incumbent).

On Thursday, the court plans to hear six appeals – two in relation to Ogun State filed by Oladipo Adebutu of the PDO and a counter appeal by Abiodun Adedapo of the APC (the incumbent governor); on in relation to Cross River, filed by Prof. Sandy Onor of the PDP; and two in respect of Akwa Ibom State, filed by Akpan Udofia of the Yound Peoples Party (YPP) and John Akpan Udoedehe of the NNPC.

It was learnt that the court plans to deliver judgments on Friday, in the post-election governorship appeals already heard, including those relating to Lagos, Kano and other states.

madridguy:
I blame the Nigeria government for keeping them while they're doing everything to spoil our image across the globe.

Allow them to go before it is too late.

nairamaniac:
So EFCC should wait, fold their hands and give Dangote the space to arrange his books to be cosmetically perfect?

So you realise that Emiefiele in custody alone must have given statements that roped in some companies (maybe including Dangote)

Once a suspect is arrested and his arrest implicated someone else, the law anywhere has the right to either arrest that 2nd party suspect or activate a sting-operation on that company.



Perfect example; armed robbers comes to your house, steals all your money and rapes all members of your family.
The armed robbers are arrested by you.

While the robbers are with you in the stations, they implicate some insiders of your family.

Would you sit down in that station with the police men and send messages across to the betraying-family members of yours, to *bring their statement of accounts within 2months to show proofs of moneys they have made legitimately?

You people don't know the magnitude of damage emifiele in connivance with people like Dangote has done in this country.

crossfm:
Hehehe.

Dangote group must be very shocked by the move EFCC took, because they have always enjoyed a privileged, favoured and over pampered position by successive governments.

They should come clean with their records. The era of stiffening other people business to give other people undue advantage is coming to an end.

Let every player be given equal room for development.