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Truthseeker10:
so now Explain the part of Christianity that does not involve what you have written up there.

Truthseeker10:
Define a religion.
Do you agree with the screenshot below?

Truthseeker10:
Explain What part of Christianity makes it a religion.

Joyful365:
Have you worked in any Nigerian company? If yes, for how long?

If you had the choice to continue working for the Nigerian company or travel to Canada to work in a similar role for the next ten years, which will you prefer and why?

These are straightforward questions. If you quote me without answering them I'll block you cos I'll believe you are just another uninformed propaganda tool.

Truthseeker10:
Is Christianity a religion or not?
Don't you think that the issue you people have is the wrong view of the word "Religion"?

nosa2:
I believe we are witnessing NGX's first SPAC



A Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) is a shell company created solely to raise capital from investors to acquire or merge with an existing private company, effectively taking it public without a traditional Initial Public Offering (IPO). These "blank check" companies have no commercial operations of their own, existing only as a vehicle to find and merge with a target private company.
How SPACs Work

Formation:
A SPAC is formed by investors, known as sponsors, with no predetermined acquisition target.

IPO:
The SPAC then raises money through a public offering, listing its shares on a stock exchange.
Acquisition:
With the capital raised, the SPAC searches for a private company to acquire or merge with.
Going Public:
Once a target is identified and the deal is approved, the private company merges with the SPAC and becomes publicly traded, using the SPAC's existing public listing.

Key Characteristics

Shell Company: A SPAC is a "shell" with no assets other than the cash from its IPO.

Blank Check: Investors place their trust in the management team's expertise to find a suitable target.
Alternative to IPO: SPACs offer a faster route for private companies to become publicly traded compared to the complex IPO process.

Risks and Considerations

Less Transparency: The process can be less transparent than a traditional IPO.
Speculative Nature: SPACs can be highly speculative, and investors have lost money on some of them.

emmanuelewumi:
What is the cost implication of this purchase?

Who set the payments deadline.?

I think the deadline was set by the seller?

Lifestone:
Dey play!

Lifestone:
Like who, an attacker is not aggressive!

RodgersAkpafu:
This is not a big deal
Why are people making an issue out of it ?

AngelahFlo:
To avoid conflict of interest. Let's just say I agree with you but permit me to add that True Christianity is more than just a religion even by that dictionary definition. It's a lifestyle. It's walking in the footsteps of Jesus and living His kind of life. The Life He gave us when He left this earth. The Eternal Life. This might be hard for you to accept but it's the truth. For if Christianity was just a mere religion as some Christian sects practice and observe. Then the purpose of Christ coming to earth to redeem. Man back to God would have been in vain. Christianity in its truest form always points man back to God through the written and the revealed Word of God

Truthseeker10:
are you implying that the lifestyle of Christ is not a religion? If yes, how come "Christianity" is a religion?

bovali:
https://techcabal.com/2025/10/03/stanbic-fined-50bn-for-gtco-digital-breach/

HesInMe:
Without knowing how much Ellah paid? Wonders shall never end.

yMcy56:
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When we get to the bridge, we'll cross it. 😁

SonofElElyonRet:
Person wey dey always mock Ellah

Heishere:
Where you get that figure from? Even at that it is better you blow it at clubs and bear parlour than allow the tax man steal it.

SonofElElyonRet:
Is Pa Emma also among the prophets?

crownprince2017:
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/45090_ELLAH_LAKES_PLC.-PRESS_RELEASE_ON_ELLAH_LAKES_PLC'S_AGREEMENT_TO_ACQUIRE_ARPN._CORPORATE_ACTIONS_OCTOBER_2025.pdf

Streetinvestor2:
I don't understand I thought it was 25% max which is 30% I am reading again

emmanuelewumi:
NUPENG don dey lament say Alhaji don register a union for his Truck drivers and they won't be members of NUPENG.

This is a hard one for NUPENG.

Alhaji and his team are good chess players

Dum20:
This looks interesting. I have a few questions. Where do you get the 35% from, price appreciation, dividend or injecting more funds into the pool?

Where do you get 35% appreciation from? Stock market does not do conistent yearly appreciation, there will be bear years. How can this work in a volatile market like the stock market. I think this could be feasible in a fixed income market

zendi:
Ther'er appropriate and inappropriate topics, times and places, in human conversations. Sensibilities and sensitivities need to be respected.
Going into the Church to legitimize sin and provoke the faithfuls to meditate on sin is plain satanic.

I am not preaching but sharing my thoughts and free speech. There is a thousand decent analogies the tax man could have used to explain his mission inside the Church.

SonofElElyonRet:
You should ask the tax man why he decided to use that call girl example.. he's the one creating the impression

GeeKudi:
Did you say tax on turnover? That cannot be right.

emmanuelewumi:
They will make a move. Can you have a national strike in developed economies.

Your strike should be directed at your employer and not hold the whole country to ransom.

Why should manufacturers at Ikeja and Ilupeju Lagos be affected by the strike. At the end of the day, nothing came out of it in the real sense of it.

emmanuelewumi:
Going forward, I think government will make efforts to make sure that labour issues should never extend towards affecting critical national assets that can be detrimental to economic security, energy security etc

In fact, it will be a criminal offence

awesomeJ:
Still wouldn't be accurate.

I didn't assume they would sell.

I was simply answering the question of whether or not the 12bn could reoccur.

No assumption or speculation as to whether they would sell.

What if they don't find buyers? What if the deal doesn't close within the reporting year.


Maybe you could reread the post in the context of its original intent, which has nothing to do with assumptions.

chimex38:
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DR workers can have a union, it's their right but its best within the DR or better still join the DIL group conglomerate union if any.
It shouldnt have to be with the government which will infiltrate their minds into cunning deals and sabotage the DR while fighting for other companies.

awesomeJ:
That's not a speculative statement sir.

Maybe if I said "will be sold" , then you could hold me.

If you have 10 things and sold 2 of them for N2m profit, then I say "given that the market conditions remain the same, you could still sell the remaining 8 for N8m profit"

I'm not speculating that you will sell, I'm only answering the question I had raised in the post of whether or not such gains could reoccur.


I'm sure you get my point.