Moneysage:
Madam enaijize, you have placed your ad on the appropriate thread. In here, we're a family of excellent FINANCIAL bloggers (not helluva). Kindly read the last 20 pages of the thread if you're in doubt. [Discount the teeth () we regularly shine, it's our blogging style.]

If you need any of our services, let us know by sending an email to contact@nsempa.com

See you later!

Bros, I am not holding forth for anybody or any govt.
However, Nigerians need to understand that engineering projects don't take days to deliver.
There is
1. installed capacity,
2. current output (which is what is being generated),
3. actual consumption.
You build power plants to increase the first.
You need enough gas(for gas-fired plants), enough water(for hydroelectric plants), etc and highly efficient plants to convert as much installed capacity as possible to generated power.
Finally, you need efficient transmission and distribution infrastructure to deliver as much generated power as possible to the consumers.

At every stage, you need heavy investments and one of the best things this govt has done, I think, is the privatisation of the power sector because govt alone cannot foot the bill.

And make no mistake about it, if you see improvements in power within at least 6 months of GMB's tenure, its likely due to actions of the current govt.

Born2berich:


Hahahaha.

I remember when I complained about the pathetic state of darkness in the country on SMN I was been looked upon like a resounding cymbal. Now, e don they pinch everybody right?

The useless government says that they are generating about 5,000MW. I wonder who is using the power then because everywhere I go there is no light.

May 29th isn't far anymore!

Bros, I am not holding forth for anybody or any govt.
However, Nigerians need to understand that engineering projects don't take days to deliver.
There is
1. installed capacity,
2. current output (which is what is being generated),
3. actual consumption.
You build power plants to increase the first.
You need enough gas(for gas-fired plants), enough water(for hydroelectric plants), etc and highly efficient plants to convert as much installed capacity as possible to generated power.
Finally, you need efficient transmission and distribution infrastructure to deliver as much generated power as possible to the consumers.

At every stage, you need heavy investments and one of the best things this govt has done, I think, is the privatisation of the power sector because govt alone cannot foot the bill.

And make no mistake about it, if you see improvements in power within at least 6 months of GMB's tenure, its likely due to actions of the current govt.

Yem0350:
Those who r actually buying millions of units on NSE dnt disclose such amount of units here . It is only dose buying penny units dat u wil c dem shouting,'I bought 1.5millions units of oando etc'
Pls, don't b moved my dem. Jst focus on ur goals, one day, u wil get there and start shaking d market.

Me, I never get 75000 units of any stock before oo.

Even the ones at car park

Toblex1000:
Do you still sell data?

Yes sir, we sell MTN and Etisalat data. Details on the first post.

Thanks

Dumexoga:

I asked my broker to buy 800,000 units at 17naira for me this morning. Lets see if it will go through

Chai! See market maker!

Oga Dumexoga till 2019!

jauntty:
4.09

UnityBank is returning back to its true value of 0.50k.

I don't really think 50k is the true value of the new Unity Bank shares.
I am closely watching it sha. Na that their huge negative retained earnings dey fear me!

Redoil:
at lose or gain

Person offload Unity today(#4.09, effectively 40.9 kobo pre-reconstruction) you still dey ask am loss or gain.

Chai

bizie:
You didn't add that they sometimes gives out data to their clients before payments are made just to show how trustworthy they are. I do that and lots of testimonies here


https://www.nairaland.com/2245342/best-deals-get-cheapest-internet

Yes, giving out data goes to show your potential customer that indeed, you deal on data.
And giving clients data before payment is a good way for resellers to build their customer base, especially new resellers.

Thanks for pointing that out.

Done and dusted title.

Mourinho is something else sha

Pr0ton:
Great post! But you didn't include this one:

They give out free data for a test to prove their service genuine.

Yes, new resellers do this to gain trust. However, most older resellers don't usually do this. Older resellers may give out data as part of promotions or for goodwill.

bigass:
Ucheson2 posts

He may soon be banned if he doesn't fall in line.

Do ladies really have this kind of problems with their cars?
See picture below

500samuel:



what is the mode of payment??

Guy, make sure you don't fall for that confirmed scammer!

Read here:- https://www.nairaland.com/2276393/tips-identify-genuine-sme-data

For the records I use them and they're the biggest web hosting company in Nigeria.

You can Google WhoGoHost for more information on the company.

Best is a big word!
Are you talking:-
1. Reliability
2. Customer Service
3. Up time
4. Disk size
5. Bandwidth
6. Brand appeal
7. Size of Webhost(number of websites they host)
8. Ease of transaction
9. Acceptance of payment in Naira
10. A combination of or all of the above?

For the records, Whogohost is the largest web hosting company in Nigeria.
I host with them.

Google Whogohost to learn more about the company.

Goodluck

Chibuking81:
The best is main frame computer and laptop, using phone or ipad is not fast and efficient.

Main frame computer



#InstitutionalInvestors

Tips to identify genuine SME DATA RESELLERS on Nairaland:-

1. They usually have their own threads that they started themselves.

2. Their threads are usually old. Some are several months old.

3. Their threads usually have multiple pages.

4. Their threads are usually found in these sections:- Phone/Internet Market and Technology Market

5. They usually update their threads once in a while.

6. Their threads sport testimonials of those who have patronized them.

7. They don't usually go from thread to thread posting adverts.

This is not an exhaustive list but it should help Nairalanders who are interested in buying cheap SME Data identify genuine SME Data resellers.
Others can add their own tips too.

Thanks.

Tips to identify genuine SME DATA RESELLERS on Nairaland:-

1. They usually have their own threads that they started themselves.

2. Their threads are usually old. Some are several months old.

3. Their threads usually have multiple pages.

4. Their threads are usually found in these sections:- Phone/Internet Market and Technology Market

5. They usually update their threads once in a while.

6. Their threads sport testimonials of those who have patronized them.

7. They don't usually go from thread to thread posting adverts.

This is not an exhaustive list but it should help Nairalanders who are interested in buying cheap SME Data identify genuine SME Data resellers.
Others can add their own tips too.

Thanks.

Please, I observed that a lot of new resellers may not meet the above criteria, especially 2,3 and 6. However, its only a matter of time before hardworking new resellers gain grounds too.

Its not supposed to be a foolproof list.

Thanks.

Tips to identify genuine SME DATA RESELLERS on Nairaland:-

1. They usually have their own threads that they started themselves.

2. Their threads are usually old. Some are several years/months old.

3. Their threads usually have multiple pages.

4. Their threads are usually found in these sections:- Phone/Internet Market and Technology Market

5. They usually update their threads once in a while.

6. Their threads sport testimonials of those who have patronized them.

7. They don't usually go from thread to thread posting adverts.

8. They would usually not hesitate to give you their bank account details. Anyone who would not give his/her bank account details may be afraid of revealing his/her identity; smell SCAM.

This is not an exhaustive list but it should help Nairalanders who are interested in buying cheap SME Data identify genuine SME Data resellers.
Others can add their own tips too.

Thanks.

ugo41babe:
same here. he scammed me and stopped picking my valls. as a reseller,i have to use my money for my customers data. please this should go to front page to avoid more scams.

You're a reseller and you fell for this?

@All, sorry for those who were scammed.

Tips to identify genuine SME DATA RESELLERS on Nairaland:-
1. They usually have their own threads that they started themselves.
2. Their threads usually have multiple pages.
3. Their threads are usually found in these sections:- Phone/Internet Market and Technology Market
4. They usually update their threads once in a while.
5. Their threads sport testimonials of those who have patronized them.
6. They don't usually go from thread to thread posting adverts.

PenSoftCorp:
i am still looking for the best Nigeria web hosting provider

The most popular is WhoGoHost.
Search for it on Google.

I love what's going on here.

I'm following already.

Keep it up and coming

LondonCool:


Fundamental Analysis may let you know what season you are in, either Harmattan or Rainy season. Technical Analysis will let you know the exact day when it's going to rain or get blitzed by the Harmattan. A sound knowledge of both is imperative for selecting stock for your portfolio.

What's wrong with the Fundamentals in DangSugar?

1. Decline in revenues & PBT
2. I learnt the devaluation of the Naira is also taking its toll on the company
3. PE greater than 7 @ current price.

Like I said, relative to the kind of bargains I see in the market, this cow doesn't have much milk anymore. My personal opinion though.

LondonCool:


Have you checked the Candlesticks for DangSugar?

I'm sorry, I hardly do technicals; I said "fundamentally speaking"

LondonCool:
1) FBNH
2) Oando
3) Dangote Sugar
4) NASCON
5) PZ

IMHO, fundamentally speaking and relative to other bargains, DANGSUGAR has run short of fuel

9free:

Replace Skye with 1Bank shikena.

I have a dream that one day, very soon, if Jesus tarries, the elephant will galantly walk past highway 15. I have a dream!

ucheson2:
Let me call on my friends and well wishers to plz go and sell more oando tomorow. I saw your efforts today which made oando depreciate to N19 during the first section but when we placed our mandate during the second section and others took advantage of it, the price soared. we can do better tomorow. Don't forget that our goal this time is to achieve 3% of oando with our limited resource. We must all therefore continue to work hard and keep communicating until our goal is achieved. Thanks and sell more oando tomorow.

A "one-million-units-of-Oando" advice for you:-

From my estimation, "you and your company" now have over 1% of Oando shares, right?

Simple and easy thing to do to force the price down is to flood the market with the over 100 million units of Oando your company already has. The price should surely come down. If you're lucky, it may also create a panic as people will be wondering what's making the stock lose so much.
And then, in your words, "you can always come back to buy cheaper".

QED

A very happy and fruitful year to you, Madam Mercy.
You're one of the few who genuinely care for newbies here.

May the Lord prosper your handiwork.

@mercylicious

myjoy08:
Let's have some fun right now...Let everyone lists the top 3 or 4 stocks that will outperformed the market in the next 2 months?

Oando
UBA
Skye

Chai. I wish I had more money then.
Well, its all good...