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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 7:39am On Sep 18
RodgersAkpafu:
..... and the customs officers should tariff them heavily after we stop importing from there

This thing is actually a serious problem

But We are taking it lightly
The funny thing is China has encouraged our export with 0% tarriff on our products since May 2026
even if we, Nigeria still tariff imports from China. They seem not to have issues with it.



Yet, you propose our customs should tariff them heavily the more? undecided

Scenario looks awkward and already an extremely unfair trade treatment to the Chinese.

Na serious case beyond the protests.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:30pm On Sep 17
ayobama1:
Are they taking our jaaabs huh
lol...exactly what came to my mind.

But unlike the S/Africa case.
This is not a case of unemployment for Nigerians but unfavourable competition where manufacturers, have become both wholesalers and retailers.

There's no skill to compete or step up favourably.

It's even worse with their low interest loan compared to our high interest loan.
It's like a Sovereign Encroachment.

The globalization of the world as one small village through technology and digitization has made this Chinese to penetrate seamlessly.

1)As someone said above, na to boycott Chinese goods imports among the local retailers and go for importation from substitute countries.

2)Govt impose tariff on imported goods or services with Chinese as substantial retailers .

But I don't think it's fair to stop a legal migrant in another country from doing his/her trading business with proper registration.
That's xenophobia in disguise.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 6:51pm On Sep 17
megawealth01:
One day a Chinese will become an elected official in NAIJA
If na play stop am. grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 7:25am On Sep 16
Yoursfaithful:
Financial distress hits 9 firms on NGX - Vanguard News https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/09/financial-distress-hits-9-firms-on-ngx/amp/
Head of stock- fish. grin

I dont see any distress here. When dem Owners, Shareholders, Directors and Market-Makers dey very comfortable the way the stocks and company dey behave. angry grin angry
So distress to who?


Na dem be the ogbonge risk takers. grin

Essential_1 posted against these stocks few days ago. (Especially for newbies).
Career › Re: The Careers Likely To Survive The AI Revolution by chimex38: 1:38pm On Sep 15
Spoken language translators
Business › Re: Dangote: 36th Richest Man In The World Walking On The Street Of Lagos Today by chimex38: 7:23am On Sep 15
ElevationD:
Elon Musk is a trillionaire and Dangote is a billionaire. Some others are millionaires and thousandnaires, so to speak, in the USA. What’s very important is to be very comfortable in life. Build your own house, live in it, pay your bills comfortable with extras, be happy and have peace of mind.

Many are rich, very sick, with no peace. God gives the strength to make wealth and enjoy it.
Yes.. simple things in life and peace of mind.



was only pointing to the fact that there's a level you get in being rich where you must create wealth to others alongside in order to increase that riches further.

At that stage one can't talk about maximizing riches without substantial other human beings gaining a bit of wealth. They are mostly inseparable unless such riches are hidden, ill-gotten.
Business › Re: Dangote: 36th Richest Man In The World Walking On The Street Of Lagos Today by chimex38: 6:16am On Sep 15
Jeezuzpick:
Elon is responsible for making a number of people billionaires.

Zuckerberg, as well.

I don't know how many billionaires Dangote has created, but it's never too late to start.
Creating wealth doesn't have to be in billions of dollars.
Having hundreds of thousands of naira, millions of Naira and billions of Naira is part of wealth creation and distribution.


Unlike Elon musk and Zuckerberg, Dangote's businesses earns mostly in naira. The refinery will be his 1st major dollar earner.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:38pm On Sep 14
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/909528-nigerian-government-raises-₦729-billion-bond-to-tackle-power-sector-debt.html


https://punchng.com/fg-raises-₦729bn-bond-to-pay-power-companies/


1.23trn raised so far.
Kudos.
Slow and steady.

Trasnspower and co.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:24pm On Sep 14

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:15pm On Sep 14
megawealth01:
Dangote: ₦100,000 Refinery Investment Could Make You A Millionaire Within Two Years

https://www.arise.tv/dangote-%E2%82%A6100000-refinery-investment-could-make-you-a-millionaire-within-two-years/

https://arbiterz.com/dangote-100000-refinery-investment-could-become-1m/
"Those projections are expectations rather than guaranteed returns"..
Rightly put.

Even though New entrants no-no d difference between expected return and Guaranteed return .
Abeg Ooo.
Business › Re: Dangote: 36th Richest Man In The World Walking On The Street Of Lagos Today by chimex38: 8:43pm On Sep 14
EscrowAfrikAdmi:
He said he doesn't want to be known as the richest man in the world anymore .. that he wants to be known as the wealthiest man in the world and to be known for creating wealth for others .. that's a great thing to try to do
It's actually difficult to be the richest man in the world without creating wealth to people as well.

Elon musk is definitely a wealthy man also.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 8:33pm On Sep 14
megawealth01:
CHAI
Wahala...
thats like guaranteeing 900% in 2yrs!!!! shocked shocked

MH to the next level. grin
Abi is he seeing wetin we no dey see? huh

Oga, Professor of Practice, Elder Alhaji of DIL, at this point, Don Allah, Don Allah Alhaji.
Be calming down abeg.
like I bin advise dem FCMB promoters wey dey predict ₦15 "guaranteed" last week.
saying "I am sure of it"
We don enter week 2 Oooo, still on the ₦15 matter cheesy grin

Market with caution.
BP is real for newbies.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 8:15pm On Sep 14
megawealth01:
As seen on the internet
You dey try to balance the ongoing hype....
Make 10,000 no go cause BP in future grin

For every 2 clicks on the internet today, 1 is on the DRP IPO
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 8:08pm On Sep 14
Zagee:
Go to Stanbic IBTC if you want minimum 50000 units.😁
I sense those buying through the major issuing houses and large brokers will get most if not all of their allotment.

Disclaimer:
Na speculation & conspiracy I dey oo.

Don't take my word for it. grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 4:20pm On Sep 14
handsomebolanle:
Yeah.
VFDgroup owns 5%stake of NGXgroup and 5% stake of CSCS

VFDgroup total asset should cross over 600billion for FY2026
So also does UCAP.... 5% of Ngxgroup
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 12:15am On Sep 13
jonnysessy:
Good evening everyone, I have a sister abroad and she knows am into stock investment. While she was in Nigeria she was not interested in stocks. But, i am surprised she interested in this Dangote IPO. In fact, she said i should use my daughter's name and buy for her. This was because i told her she needs to register with a stockbroker and would have BVN, NIN, clearing house number and CSCS number. I know in the past people had used multiple identity to buy IPO for fear of over-subscription and they eventually lost their shares. I also what to avoid issues of shares transfer. You need to visit the Registrars those days in Lagos when you have issues with your shares. The thing used to be very stressful. I guess such bottlenecks no longer exists as electronic media and digital age had improved the way we share business is being conducted.

I hope am not digressing too much, my question is how can my sister abroad be able to take part in this Dangote Refinery IPO herself. I don't want to use my daughter's name to buy for her. Moreso my daughters are not even having BVN (which i feel is one of the requirement). I also like to maintain my integrity with her, i don't want the buying of shares to bring issues between us. Please the gurus in the house should help a brother.
Diaspora/overseas BVN enrolment via banks:
https://firstbankgroup.com/ng/personal/accounts/nrbvn/

https://www.ubagroup.com/global-bvn-registration/


Via NIBSS portal:
https://nibss-plc.com.ng/nrbvn/


Dedicated NIBSS physical enrolment centres around the world:
https://nibss-plc.com.ng/bank-verification-numberbvn/diaspora-enrolment/
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 2:33pm On Sep 12
Panadee:
He said, “As I was saying, this share, if you look at it, we are currently at N525. A day will come when this share will reach N10,000.”

Even Alhaji dey do MH shocked
Loll.. Who best to market the business than the owner grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 12:02pm On Sep 12
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 11:32am On Sep 12
Dangote said retail investors seeking to buy smaller amounts of shares would receive priority over large institutional investors.
He said, “When you do something like this—what is called an IPO—all the small-scale investors are the ones who will be given priority first.”
He added, “The big institutional investors who request large allocations will not get everything they ask for. But the small retail investors who want to buy N50,000 worth, or some buying N100,000 worth, and so on, they are the ones who will be given priority allocations


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/09/dangote-n525-refinery-shares-may-hit-n10000/
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 7:55am On Sep 12
megawealth01:
NNPC should come out joor so we can analyze am grin
their own go bloody pass grin
Na so so zillion-trillion grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 4:26pm On Sep 11
GeneralDae:
NNPCL is Nigeria’s largest firm and Africa’s second largest firm. They can easily float $70 Billion on the NGX to surpass Dangote (if they list all their ventures).
Justifying why Ngx easily becomes an oil commodity exchange.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:36am On Sep 11
mikeapollo:
The NNPC listing can cause a lot of disruptions because of govt influence and control,
A company with so much controversies, allegations of corruption, fraud, unaccounted subsidies etc. listing on the bourse may end up corrupting the NGX as regulators may find it difficult to strictly apply the rules to them.
They also have to clarify which segment of their business they are listing e.g. upstream or downstream(filling stations, lubricants etc).
The upstream is the cash cow for govt. budget finance, so it is not likely to be listed.
They have to list the entire conglomerate.
Na Nigerians get am.

Na the listing go reduce future corruption. "reduce" grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:02am On Sep 11
Digitron:
Add NLNG too
Lol. That na knockout punch
Pity our exchange na. grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 9:39am On Sep 11
If NNPCL eventually list on Ngx;
Heavy Weight Market Cap champions:
NNPCL
DR
OandO
Seplat
Aradel

Ngx becomes Oil commodity exchange. cheesy grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 9:36am On Sep 11
Streetinvestor2:
This is beginning to sound like apc going out to campaign...lol
How is the prosperity going to touch them...lol
The biggest way the prosperity would have touched larger population is if you sell refined products to the a little profit margin. Not this small OS you want to give them that will add little or no value to does who will buy that 10 units minimum margin and can not operate a stock account. Like I have 500 units I bought in my yrs of humble beginning in wema.I have never received dividend and because of the quantity, no follow up.I feel it is waste of my time contacting the registrar for conversion into secondary market too.
Lol..i get you sha. na campaign.

10-100units won't make anyone wealthy. The greatest wealth sef na if petrol come down to ₦200-₦300 grin
Also it is NNPCL which is more of national entity that you and I can demand large free float and wealth distribution.
We should be to fighting for NNPCL to List on Ngx with fair equal share distribution not DR.




Alhaji wants organic fighters for his refinery when the going gets tough like you said.

But he needs to market his sweat also to ensure resounding
buy-ins especially by retailers. I just dey help im ministry. He deserves it.


I was only focused on the oversubscription part.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 7:21am On Sep 11
GeneralDae:
NNPCL stepping up now even more
Good..
Guess the forward contracts agreement are almost fulfilled.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 6:44am On Sep 11
"Mr Dangote did not build a refinery. He built a country around a refinery, and then he built the refinery. There was no port that could receive the equipment, so he built a jetty. There was not enough power, so he built a power plant.”...
Sanwo Olu
.

Dangote had to create his own enabling environment to even proceed and succeed.
No be only Govt assistance.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 6:42am On Sep 11
The next frontier of African scale is not another giant. It is a thousand ordinary owners: the teacher in Enugu, the nurse in New Jersey and the pension fund in Nairobi, each holding a piece of the strategic assets of their own continent.

“I want drivers, cooks, the woman selling food on the streets of Ghana, Rwanda and South Africa to invest so they can share in this prosperity. We are doing the IPO to pass this prosperity to Africans,” Dangote said during a fireside chat.


300% oversubscription loading grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 6:41am On Sep 11
"I am wealthy, not rich. A wealthy man creates wealth, while a rich man makes money and keeps it for himself."..Dangote

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/09/dangote-refinery-ipo-global-leaders-rally-behind-plan-to-democratise-africas-industrial-wealth/
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 9:58pm On Sep 10
megawealth01:
It’s currently 2019 in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 😂 na there I dey go next lol 😂 make my age reduce 😂 chai 😂 Too much sense will kpai me oo 😂
Lol.. They even get 13th month.
and count time from sunrise instead of midnight!!

#wonders😂
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 9:42pm On Sep 10
Agbalowomeri:
So Transcorp has gotten back to original N8+ before reconstruction. 60% down from its ATM
Hmm.. connecting the dots.

Safe to say it's price is at its 3yr low
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 9:28pm On Sep 10
megawealth01:
This will shock you… some of you might even rethink Dangote Refinery IPO after this post.

Please fact check me… no emotions… only facts!

Dangote Cement was listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange at ₦135 per share on 26 October 2010.

Dangote Cement is now trading at ₦1,034 today.

If you bought 1000 shares in 2010, you spent only ₦135,000 and your shares would be worth ₦1,034,000 today.

That’s a massive 666% PROFIT.

Jesusssss. Massive.

Oya wait…

In 2010, that 1,000 shares at ₦135,000 represented approximately $890.

Yes, that 135,000 Naira was actually $890.

After 16 years, your $890 investment yielded ₦1,034,000 which is $780.93 today.

While you are celebrating 666% profit in Naira, unknown to you, you have actually LOST THE ENTIRE VALUE of the capital you invested.

If you invested the same money in Apple on the same day Dangote Cement was listed, your N135,000 ($890) would be worth $25,917 today - minus dividends oh.

If you invested that money in Bitcoin on the same day Dangote Cement listed, your ₦135,000 would be worth $457 million today.

I want you to think deeply about this…

Out of excitement, Emeka invested ₦135,000 in Dangote cement on 26th October 2010. Today, 16 years later, that invested is worth less than $780.

But if Charles had invested the same amount in Bitcoin on the same day, he would be worth $457 MILLION DOLLARS today - That’s about ₦605.1 BILLION in Naira.

I’ve fed all the data about the overhyped Dangote Refinery IPO into my personal automated AI trading bot and I asked it to help me decide whether to invest in Dangote IPO, Bitcoin Spot or GOLD - omo, smart investors no Dey follow HYPE OH but data and real technology.

Remember, no emotions… only facts! Fact check me and let’s have an intelligent conversation. Can we bet some money on this - I want someone to put $1000 in Dangote Refinery and I’ll put the same amount in Gold or Bitcoin Spot and give it 3 years and see what happens. Anyone willing to take the challenge?

Lesson: To be a skilled and successful investor, you must remove emotions.

I tried my best to get into the Dangote Refinery Private Placement. I assembled friends and raised about some funds. But our efforts were blocked because it was not just a money thing , it was an inner caucus thing. Only 3% of 120 Billion shares will be listed to the public. Dangote controls almost 85%. And his friends control the rest and tens of millions of you will start fighting for 3%. I mark myself SAFE from the Dangote Refinery FOMO.

Let’s keep building. One day is One day.

Congratulations in advance to everyone participating. Do not be discouraged by this analysis. Go for it. I’m writing for a different audience - the diaspora audience who have access to more options. If you live in Nigeria with very limited investment options, this is a good opportunity for you.

© Charles Awuzie
consistent dividend wasn't factored in sha..

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