₦airaland Forum

Capitas7:
I won't dispute your projection, but I think there's a common trend whereby blue chip companies buy up innovative companies in their sectors. Like pharmaceutical companies buying up biotech startups, giant tech companies buying innovative startups with excellent products, oil and gas big players buying up distribution/marketing networks. It is one of the advantages of good free cash flow which these leading banks have in abundance.

Fintech is the bride of the day, but when heavy regulations start diminishing their profits, their core investors will not think twice before selling to the leading banks. Alternatively, big cap banks will create their own fintech products to compete in the space. Cashapp and others come to mind. Apple, Samsung etc. buy up tech companies/products to remain sector leaders.

UCAP for instance, launched its microfinance arm because it has the weight. That's a strategic disruption too. How long before Access buys up all the Fintechs in Nigeria?

KarlTom:
From 100k of last month to 24k.
Hmmm these women will be the end of Agba's portfolio

KarlTom:
ELLAH collect

Mpeace:
It all depends. In 2017 I bought a piece of land in a place called Ohi in Imo state. I bought at the rate of 1.5million per plot. Today a plot at the same location is sold for N14million.
GTco is an exceptional case. If we go into exceptional cases, the examples we have for landed properties will sound unbelievable. There is a place they call southafrica in Ihiagwa in Imo state. They just discovered oil there and the land owners are being compensated. You will not want to hear what is on offer.
Forget rental income, it's not the real deal. Growing up in Jos, plateau state, I remember a friend who's father bought a property at Ahmadu Bello way back then for 15million. I don't think the man will sell that property today for anything less than N500million.

nosa2:
Based on what?

crownprince2017:
Sincerely check the pix you posted as mill before and what you posted today.

The same pix but different message.

You are not a good person, you were up to something with the first image but we no gree for you.


How come your tone changed, can someone with that head office own a mill like this pix you posted today?

I believed someone with that Head office you posted should own the first pic as mill.


Some of us are not fools.

Umehj88:
All of una agree for the mill now cause e favour una. Nobody talk Photoshop ooo for this one. But when I posted their head office nah Photoshop or nah fake. Make una they fear God

crownprince2017:
This is just one of those news pushing it, keep digging, more under way.

Investing is a serious business.

Ellah to the moon.

Umehj88:
The mill

KarlTom:
a loud AMEN to that...

GeneralDae:
“ 🇳🇬 new insurance tax law will recapitalize insurance companies in 🇳🇬 to N25 billion for non-life insurance companies, N15 billon for life insurance and N45 billion for reinsurance”

faoogoke:
Wrong!

The Act increases the minimum capital for life insurance businesses from N2 billion to N10 billion, non-life insurance firms from N3 billion to N15 billion and reinsurance companies from N10 billion to N35 billion.

EDUECO:
When you see fraudsters,armed robbers and kidnappers making fast money; don't try to be like them,their success is never sustainable!

Some stocks are like fraudsters,armed robbers and kidnappers.

KarlTom:
I'm also in this boat

GeneralDae:
Our gross FX reserves are growing and currently at $39.54 Billion. If we can get it to cross $45 Billion by the end of this year despite the relatively lower oil prices and high external debt servicing (including the $1.2 Billion Eurobond repayment in November), I would be very confident in the naira going into next year.

jaybee3:
The fact that that my picture is publicly visible doesn't give him the right to repost it here

Streetinvestor2:
I was reasoning the same thing. Anyone can access it from his moniker too if truely is him

jaybee3:
Please remove my picture

10. Don't violate the privacy of any people e.g. by posting their private pics, info, or chats without permission.

Mankind2024:
Let us all join hands together and speak the word of God, the highest power and authority to Locodemy's village people.
The village people, the witches and wizards in Imo state and environs, leave our friend alone in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen.
Together we can help Locodemy become a disciplined, winning and prosperous investor. Almighty God, we call upon You today to breathe the fresh air of delayed gratification into the life of Locodemy and prosper him more than his imagination.......Amen.

SohSoh:
I don't think this companies (septlat, chevron) have a choice to work with another company ... as NNPC is the sole and or only business entity they are allowed to work with (correct me if i'm wrong and please name the alternative) cos NNPC is a terrible company to partner with..... or work with.....

thebargainhunte:
It is a joint venture between nnpc, nndc and sterling global oil

thebargainhunte:
Everybody knows that NNPC is not a good manager, and it is because of that they are taking the route of partnership in every capital intensive-project instead of owning everything. Even Dangote has to partner with them for his refinery.

SohSoh:
Thank you for this information

1: that is why we don't have any working refinery in nigeria
2:that is why NNPC doesn't have one refinery attached to their name
3: that is why subsidy nearly finished this country
4: that is why they refused to supply Dangote crude ... despite investing 2billion and owning 20% of the refinery
5: that is why there is an alleged 210 trillion unaccounted for...

I could go on oh..... so again who in their right senses think NNPC of Nigeria is a good business partner.....

crownprince2017:
Since you are struggling for attention, weldone.

We don hear you.

KarlTom:
HMCALL 🤔

SonOfNobody:
If you are not an investor, the best time to divorce your ellahbaby is this time that it's looking romantic to investors before the release of their results. If you're an investor, all things bring equal, your suru will lere. The stock should be trading at one-quarter of presco.

Uruvah8:
I pay 7 million naira for house rent yes just 7 million naira

KarlTom:
Hold on to your INS stock: don't panic sell yet.
I think MB and AXA are the best bet for now

Recapitalization deadline seems to be 31 December, 2025

We await the official announcement from NAICOM...

nosa2:
Am I allowed to post the link?

ngxforum com

emmasoft:
@chimex38, you are on point, and that is what is obtainable in the industry, not just for Morgan. However, the percentage charged for express withdrawal outside the T+3 window differs from firm to firm.

cocolacec:
Do Stock brokers collect 3% on withdrawal from trading account?
Message below


Dear Sir/Madam,
please note that your fund will be due/settled for withdrawal 4th
However, if you still wish to proceed with the request today
You will be charged 3% on the amount you are withdarwing(unsettled trade charges)
Regards,
Yemisi Olatokun

Clients Services & Operations

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debeey87:
If it is true, the consumer protection council should not allow it to scale through. That will bring monopoly which is not good for the larger business landscape in the local palm oil industry.

That said if it scales through, we buy more