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Fkforyou:Exactly bro! It's one thing for the shares to be valued and offered to the market at the rate N525 per share and it's a totally different thing for the share price to appreciate or remain within that price range over time. Hype might get the shares fully or over subscribed, but keeping it that way? It's another story. Na who never see the wonders of stock market go carry their rainy day funds dump into an IPO because the company is projected to be the biggest refinery in the world. As you rightly said, the best thing is for people to apply caution and not just dump money into the IPO because it's what is in vogue currently. There's always a chance to buy the same shares Post-IPO and it may even be at a lower price sef. |
diggz:Baba, I shock ! I can't believe what I'm reading! He said there's no way to tell how exactly well we would've evolved if we were left to our own devices ! |
Theflint1:What I get from what you are saying here is that a black man is the worst of the human kind and should never ever be left to their own devices. I also deduce from this your post I quoted that while the Asians could evolve on their own and we all could see it with our own eyes, you as a person does not believe Africans had it in them to evolve by themselves. So in conclusion, the Blackman should be grateful the crime of colonization did happen. If not, we would still be savages. Noted! 📝 |
Nobody is using Colonialism as an excuse for the shiity state most African states are today. What we are saying is clear; Some of the so called barbaric acts that were stopped and credited to influence of imperialists; those acts would've been stopped even if colonialism didn't happen. Asian dynasties like China, Japan, etc that were not colonized had traditional beliefs and acts that were considered as barbaric at some point by imperialist. Today those acts and beliefs do not hold sway, and nobody is saying it's because of imperialists. Why? Because they were never colonized. Their societies evolved and they did away with those acts, beliefs and practices; the same way Africans would've done if they were also not colonized. It's self-hate as an African that will make you thank people who captured and enslaved your ancestors because you believe the crime of colonization was the only reason Ritual killings and other barbaric acts stopped in African societies. Una don dey change premise of the initial discussion and about to make it seem like we are saying The imperialist is responsible for the underdevelopment in African societies in 2026. No that's not what this discussion is about. |
swiz123:It doesn't change the fact that Chelsea has become Arsenal's personal Biitch for the past 5 years. Imagine being the personal biiitch of a club you claim to be useless in emerging civilization........That is Chelsea's current reality , I mean as recent as 3 days ago bro. ![]() |
TemporaryHansel:You didn't speak to any of the points I raised, you ended up nit picking and glossing over the dangers of colonization. I wasn't expecting less anyways. |
This thing Lasisi is saying may sound like another wailing to your ears until it happens to you. Nigerian Healthcare system is 4cked! /video/1?s=46 |
sconp:You need to understand that I'm speaking from the point view of someone who has seen how states/countries that were not formally colonized evolved/developed in almost same way as the imperialists. Japan for example was not formally colonized as an ancient civilization. One of the so called barbaric acts in ancient Japan was sepukku. Guess what? The Japanese themselves put an end to it over time. (I think it's sometime around the 19th century or thereabouts). They didn't need any imperialist to colonize them to put an end to sepukku. It leaves a bad taste in the mouth for a young person from a colonized state to be thinking barbaric acts into stopped because imperialists are magnanous enough to put a stop to barbaric cultures. Even the imperialist he's thanking also had barbaric acts they stopped over time without the influence of any foreign power. |
Ibime:The problem is how do you explain these things to the everyday Nigerian without they calling you a bad belle who sees nothing good in anything Nigerian? If you go on LinkedIn, Twitter and even TikTok that is a funky social media platform, you would see emergency finance analysts and pseudo capital market analysts advising ordinary Nigerians to buy as many Dangote stocks they can lay their hands on. In my mind, I just hope we won't see people using their rainy day savings and life savings to buy stocks that may disappoint them in the nearest foreseeable future. |
nateevs:Tell us what happened during the 50 years Chelsea didn't win the EPL too. Since.you know what happened in the 22 years arsenal didn't win the league. D.O Fagunwa |
Ibime:I have a friend currently sitting in my DM eager to put any liquid he can lay his hands on into buying Dangote refinery shares at the IPO. My guy just wants me to say the word "GO" so he can buy as many shares as he can afford. I just told him to allowme till weekend when I will be less busy so I can send him voice note on the dangers that comes with this kind of IPO Dangote dey do. If I don't know of anything else, at least I know of Daar Communications IPO which my papa and so many optimistic investors had their money trapped into after fully subscribing to the shares @ N5 per share in 2008. The Daar Communications stock was on a steady decline for years that it was even below 50 kobo per share at some point. I remember the last time I had a discussion with my old man in 2021 about AIT and Dokpesi name came up, baba dey cuss Dokpesi for the "scam" he package give them at the IPO. While I understand the gingah wey dey everybody to buy Dangote shares because of the prospects of the refinery earning dollars in the future, I think most Nigerians do not understand that revenue does not necessarily translate to profit.... Neither does it mean the share value will even appreciate to exponential levels. As someone who has always been risk averse, my advice for people who sort my opinion on this Dangote IPO issue is for them to take things slow. Me Personally I won't buy the shares at the IPO; I will wait for the post-IPO dip and buy then see what happens in the future. I don't want to buy shares that will be valued at N525 at IPO and then after 2 years the same shares will be around N200 to N300. The refinery definitely has prospects, but there are some cons too with refinery operations. All these yeye wars here and there fit affect feedstock and affect the chances of the refinery operating at optimum capacity. When that happens, profit may dip. Nigeria playing host nation to the refinery does not even have enough feedstock to give the refinery and imported crude may be affected by factors beyond the control of Dangote refinery itself. So, make people no go put money wey be their life savings for investment in refinery in its infancy years. |
iamoyindamola:I dropped a mail for u bro. |
TemporaryHansel:I don't know if this Ur post is some kind of Rage bait or you just type wetin dey Ur mind, but I want to believe u are reasonable enough to know that the cons of colonialism outweighs the pros. Countries like China that were never fully colonized are rubbing shoulders with imperialists in 21st century. I'm sure countries like China too had their so called barbaric cultural practises which the white man would've taken glory for eradicating if they had successfully colonized them and people like u in china today will thank the White men for putting a stop to them. My point is ; those human sacrifice and other barbaric acts that were stopped and u are here thanking the imperialists coming for it , they would've stopped anyways whether they came to Africa to colonize us or not. All culture evolves with time. That Mary Slessor stopped killing of twins in present day cross rivers state does not mean the same killing wouldn't have been stopped by now. I mean those people will be interacting with people of other tribes and it's only a matter of time before the barbaric act would be stopped due to inter mingling with other cultures. The evil colonialism did by forcing different tribes into a so called country for their own selfish profit motive is still haunting us till today. |
iamoyindamola:I'm on it already. I've made arrangements to have an Android TV stick delivered to me on Thursday. Thank you. |
TrebleChamp:That is for people who just want to get new TV na. I presently own two TVs; A smart TV and one LED TV......I'm definitely not going to dispose them to get another TV running on Android OS, so na to explore solutions like Android TV stick that will allow me enjoy privileges of people who own Android OS based Smart TV |
raumdeuter:A guy in Alaba I reached out to in Alaba showed me an Android TV stick that seem to solve my problem and at a competitive price compared to Amazon Firestick |
Just look at how we scored a team goal moving the ball from left to right, pressing noisemakers of west London like booby ![]() Somebody said the only reason we've not beaten them in 2027 is because we are still in 2026 😂😂😂 /video/1?s=46 |
GloriousGbola:Not getting Amazon Fire stick, I'm getting an Android TV stick instead and I confirm it runs the particular APK file. |
raumdeuter: GloriousGbola:Results from the little research I've done conforms with this position; Android TV box/stick seems to be the only reasonable way around it. Just was thinking perhaps there's another way boys dey use run am coded ni. I guess I will just get the Android stick once and for all make I rest. |
Iamoyindamola do you know of any method/way possible for LG Smart TV running on LG WebOS to run APK file? A friend shared with me an Android based streaming App used for watching TV stations including Football matches, movies, etc. I tried downloading the APK directly on my Smart TV but it didn't work out. Then I decided to download APK file on USB drive, insert USB drive into the TV and install APK on the TV still the TV did not read the APK file, talk less of installing it. I did a Google search then I saw where the problem came from. My TV runs on LG WebOS and Google says it's a Linux based OS that won't run Android APK files. Is there any way around this? |
forgiveness:Caicedo's foul is generally regarded as a straight red card! If you stamp a fellow player with your studs out like he did, that's a non-negotiable red card because it is a dangerous tackle. A direct red card incident is one of the major calls VAR is mandated to call the ref's attention even if the ref misses it in heat of the game. This is football 101 which I believe anybody who claims to be an astute football fan should know. |
Gucciboy:It seems some of you just watch Chelsea matches and don't understand the rules of the game your team is competing in. Whether it's arsenal or Charlton Athletic, VAR will not interfer in that particular incident because it is outside the purview of VAR The rule simply says : "VAR will not review, for example, fouls or handballs in the middle of the pitch when there is no goal or penalty decision.". How difficult is that to understand for you? This place used to be filled with people knowledgeable about this sports na.... What happened?
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Gucciboy:I hope you have good eyes on your head to read the paragraphs that followed the few lines you quoted out of the entire post. "normal foul" was explained in the context of our discussion. A Chelsea fan says the ref should have handed Rice a yellow card because apparently VAR saw the foul and should've called it. I proceeded to lecture him that VAR will not interfere for a "normal foul" that happened in the run of play. The foul was neither in the box nor did it result from a potential dangerous tackle (like sliding into a player with open studs, elbowing a player or any other foul that is regarded as violent conduct) Now tell me ; Is it English you people don't understand? Is it that you don't understand the rules of the game? Or Is it that the loss is what is making you refuse to see the obvious? Nobody said Rice's foul on Rogers would not have resulted in a yellow card if the ref saw the foul and called it. Na Chelsea fans dey expect VAR to tell Ref to book Rice when the on field was otherwise. |
drisham:So you are boldly saying VAR would pull the ref back and tell him issue Rice yellow card for that foul on Rogers? (Because that was literally what the guy I'm responding claimed in his post) Pray tell, on what ground will the VAR be interfering with the ref's on field decision in that case? When I say "Normal foul", I explained the context up there. It's a foul that is within the ref's purview to call and once he misses it, nothing concern VAR. Abi una no know say VAR is actually assistant refree and it is the referee that makes final call? |
Emaprince: ![]() |
Roland17:Imagine person that has been unable to beat you for 5 straight years dey tell u : "You will see! " ![]() |
forgiveness:You are not getting it. You mentioned VAR and I had to explain to you how VAR works..... It is not VAR's job to call the ref to penalize Rice for a foul that happened in the run of play which the ref obviously missed. If the foul was in the box or a foul resulting from a dangerous tackle, of course VAR will.intervene and call the ref's attention to Rice's foul on Rogers. The ref didn't call the foul and that's where it ends. Na u to dey talk go VAR. |
forgiveness:Rice's foul on Rogers was a normal foul that happens in the run of play. All eyes was on Palmer who had the ball and ended playing the ball over the bar. There's no world in which VAR will call the ref to check such random foul that had no element of serious foul play. The ref did the right thing to break Rice and Rogers' scuffle up. Rogers only got yellow card for starting a fight off the ball. That decision is the correct one every day of the year for anybody wey dey watch ball and understand the rules of the game dem dey watch. You don't go about pushing another player on the chest off the ball like Rogers did and expect the ref to overlook it. It was a deserved yellow card. Retired referees have stated their opinion about the Gabriel Vs Martinez incidents and I agree with their opinion. You may not necessarily agree with them, but I do. I think Iamoyindamola posted a screenshot of it up there. |
Emaprince: ![]() Do you sincerely believe the reason Arsenal won yesterday's match was due to "bias officiating" and not because Arsenal were the better side in most aspects of the game? |
forgiveness:You guys have January transfer window to get any available midfielder to at least stabilize the team. |
forgiveness:*Modified I see u have amended the initial post. |
Dem see Konsa wear Timberland on his unveiling, shey dem no supposed Don fear say na senior men duties he dey come execute for Arsenal? ![]()
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There's no proof that if separated, we won't be like Cameroon and niger etc, it's still the same people.