hollerbaby:
Did regular commercial banks say they are tired of bidding on our behalf?.
Abeg let anyone who is using
I-invest continue. Me i-stanbic and i- gtb as usual. Make my small change no go i-fly away biko.
#enoughwithdadvert

Igbobyblood:
North east and north west, can they survive on their own?

With no access to sea
Huge population
Poverty capital of the world
One of the least educated region
[s]Most polluted region
No natural resources.[/s]

Etc.

janga:


bidding urself at close to stop rate might possible fail and u hav to wait till next primary auction, its better to let them bid for u using their bank rate

Donbrig:
Greetings to all financial gurus in the house. I have over 10m in five different tenures in treasury bills, allowing bank to bid on my behalf in primary market. I don't know if it would be better for me to sum or add all my money together, raising over 50m, and bid directly in the primary market. Please, which is a better idea?

Thanks to all for educating us so far.

hahn:


Hahaha

Actually my wife was the first person to introduce me to it. Sometimes when we are bored we go out and search for snails and stuff. Couple trips. We eat anything in our house o. Na human being remain

Gavrelino123:

Oga freeman as your name implies,There are exemptions to some political posts.....What @ Zamirikpo posted is an issue we all need to analyse and deliberate on...Because whether we like it or not,it has an effect on our investments....Just take it real slow brother.
Nigeria is probably headed to anarchy.
God bless our investments.

ab4m:


As for your question, the amount is not for food only including ijekukuje (lol). I stay in the north wella and our mouth no dey stay one place, so we eat anything mouth see. No insult � to anyone ooo I beg.

fuckerstard:
Those people wey go scatter elections no get plan to travel to US..

NoToPile:



Wrong, wrong and wrong


Have you not heared of oriojori or idi igi method of inheritance sharing.
Yorubas DO NOT follow the only male has inheritance principle. Heck they do not even place the first son above his elder sister.

Abeg ooo

Sorry I had to repeat it, repitition is for emphasis.

BlueRayDick:


Hey! God! And you know Pounded yam is my weakness

Mizwisdom:




Yoruba culture give inheritance to female kids too, please take note

Guitarlife:
@OP what is the level of education of this your brother ? And what is the level of education of you the other girls ?
Does he have a job ?

It seems he was not properly brought up and from the way you have narrated this, he doesnt even seem to have a job.

It looks like the adminstration of your parents marriage was not totally adequate and your brother is behaving just in the manner he has been brought up, in a family without love I suppose otherwise, how can a man and the wife build two separate uncompleted houses ?

Why will a man borrow money from the wife when he has more than 4 times that amount in savings and not pay back ?

Have you girls done anything to give your only brother an impression that he is alone ? You need to understand that culturally in Yoruba land the man child is the only person that can inherit a parent, the other ladies are expected to inherit from the inheritance of their husbands family so in a situation where there is no love ab initio your brother will see you guys as enemies .

Lastly, it seems your mom has a weakness with money , dashing fake pastors money and all, are there cases when her son needed money in the past and she did not give him but rather donated generously to pastors as you alluded to ?

For your brother to have turned around like this shows that there is a deep seated fundamental issue that needs to be addressed and you have to be really objective and ready to shift a lot of grounds if you dont want that family to fall apart.

I wish you goodluck.

Akin3891:


Nothing like that, i use current acc with first bank and the charges is fair enough that i don't even have to go tru the stress to calculate

unite4real:


That should be around 14.2%

wura2020:


Can you explain why one should not use current account to purchase treasury bills?

Charmingrascal:
She claims she was Davido's baby sitter and she was with Davido's mum in the labour room when she was giving birth to him, yet she is trying everything to bring him down. Isn't that shameless, bitterness and betrayal. She is betraying Davido' mum who she indirectly claim they were friends. Oh I see perhaps she is bitter because her daughter who is David's birthday mate have not achieved a quarter of wat David achieved in life..
Perhaps she was expecting David to date her daughter instead of Chioma.

shakmati:
Let's wait till she's 5. Na she go dey disturb you when you reach house. Don't be bothering about a non-issue. But e be like say you stubborn sha...the girl inherited stubbornness from somewhere

Chisco27:
A friend of mine who is introducing me to TBs told me he made an investment of 7M for 280days via access bank and the bank charges were about 21,000. Isn't that rather too much? My question is who knows how bank charges are calculated?

Jejebabaa:

Sure 100M naira should fetch you a great deal with GTB except if that "k" at the back of 0 is kobo and not thousand.

Plus10:
GTB could be anoying atimes...I bid for yestersday CBN aution for 365days.CBN rate for 365 is 15.0% but when I spoke with my account officer earlier on he said their bid is 14.5% and that's what I was going to be offered.Whereas Stanbic promises to offer me 15.0%. I am yet to be debited by GTB,please house should I transfer the cash and use it for Stanbic secondary offer of 365days at 15.0%...please I need your advice,GTB may debit me anything time from now.

favoured247:

That's what u think. It doesn't make u right. U can dictate what u want even if u have less than 50m. They have relaxed a bit on that policy. Some banks dont accept primary bidding less than 50m from customers again. While some still accept and still allow u bid. Didnt u read the part where I said the banker asked me if I wanted to go with my own bidding? Or is he ignorant of the 50millon naira mark?
I deliberately put the fact that I have been investing for close to 5 Years now to give the impression that am not new in this matter. I have been investing before they brought this #50m policy. Am encountering something new and I only wanted to know if its what others have been encountering as well