₦airaland Forum

4willer:
It was requested for but the CSCS records showed nothing. But there were proofs that purchase of the shares was made, from receipts and printouts.
The shares showed on their website from the time of purchase (two years before)...until it was deleted a couple of months ago. Since then it has been hide and seek from them.

4willer:
Morgan Capital has deteriorated so badly that one wonders what is becoming of them, and investors' confidence.

A friend of mine is still battling them on the disappearance of his Transcorp shares (over N2m worth) from their records, despite having all evidence of payment and purchase of shares. Up till now, no response.

What reliable and effective measure can investors take on brokers' breach of contracts?

CSCS, SEC and NGX hardly respond to emails and calls.

What exactly is happening in the country's bourse concerning probity and accountability?

Sigh!!!

OnuChuks:
Lies of the Highest order.
In every Country Doctor Go to Church and Mosque,

Ezeama400:
Let the most popular candidate win..

After all, a Fulani man was elected as a mayor of Enugu in 60’s, defeating other candidates..

On one Nigeria we stand gidigbam !

cristechinfotec:
I expected the NUT Oyo State chapter to have announce a day solidarity protest, to honor the principal in captivity and slayed teachers.

Dailybellz:
https://x.com/i/status/2056348944850944252

Kewekubosineh:
Oops!

You are not original Lagos protegy. You came to appropriate the political heritage of Lagos in the name of Oduduwa.

You are many like that Claiming Lagos.

BUT Time will Tell!

BeginsAtHome:
Igbophobia is real.

There's a Nakxi kinda purge on Igbo business interest in the South West, most especially Lagos.

May God help them.

21lucky:
Everybody have regarded this post because it reveal the truth that igbos from south east have been marginalized for a long time in Nigeria and the right time have come to end igbos marginalization in Nigeria come 2027 as an Igbo will be elected president of Nigeria wether people like you like it or not.

Ajala101:
Thanks for your input. More than 3 hospitals I contacted said they don't accept family donor. So I'm beginning to think it's a Nigerian law/policy thing..

richgang:
Hello everyone, if you have the opportunity to choose between using 30 Million naira to relocate to UK or to stay back in Nigeria and invest the 30 Million Naira . Which would be your preferred option?

Saturnalia:
Look at the face of the shameless wife. The husband should have broken her skull.

Kesta22:
Good day house, I have been following this stock platform to learn and improve in stock market. Anytime someone/novice ask questions, please you people should try and put that person through. One answer can save a lot.
I bought Wapco last week for 344 now it going down to 319.Am already at loss. Is it a good idea it to sell before it goes down further and buy mtn at 815?

Kaliningrad:

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🔗 The Guardian || Radio Liberty Europe

Oluwabamstar:
Good morning, I got admitted to KTH Royal institute of Technology and I am starting by Aug 24 and it ends June, 2028 but my passport expires in June 2028, what do you think I should do?

Holdup247:
Fake news from the bottomless pit of hell...

allabig:
Ipadabo Jesus kristi oluwa wa

Riyadh has emerged as a key exit route for wealthy individuals and senior executives seeking to leave the Middle East amid escalating regional tensions.

According to Semafor, private security firms have been booking fleets of sport utility vehicles (SUVs) to transport clients to Riyadh from Dubai and then charter private planes to take them out of the region.

The report said those evacuated include senior executives at global financial institutions and high-net-worth individuals in the region for business or leisure.

Ameerh Naran, chief executive of private jet brokerage, Vimana Private, said private jets from Riyadh to Europe now cost as much as $350,000 (N479,113,600).

“Saudi Arabia is the only real option for people who want to get out of the region right now. Private jets from Riyadh to Europe now cost up to $350,000,” he said.

Also speaking, Ian McCaul, operations and future plans director at Alma Risk, UK-based security firm, said the company has received requests from a range of clients — including families, individuals and corporate organisations — seeking assistance to leave the region.

“We’ve been approached by a mixture of clients including families, individuals, and corporations that want to get out of the region either because their fear for their safety, or for business reasons they just need to be able to travel,” McCaul said.

Private jet flights from Riyadh to Europe in January generally range from $50,000 to over $150,000 for a one-way trip, depending on aircraft size, according to Fly Elite Jet.

The surge in flight fare followed reprisal attacks by Iran on the United States (US) military bases in the Middle East on Saturday morning, with multiple explosions reported in Abu Dhabi, Manama, Doha, and Kuwait, as well as in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The attack was in response to a joint missile strike by the US and Israel on Iran.

The conflict has since disrupted economic activities in the region, forcing the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to close its airspace, with Qatar Airways suspending all flights and Dubai airports shutting down operations indefinitely.

Several global airlines also announced temporary suspensions of operations to and from the Middle East.

Botragelad:
Iran is so lost it’s now attacking another Muslim country. Whatever happened to the ummah? Keep isolating yourselves and making enemies, eventually Israel will wipe out the regime.😂

UncleBone:
Good day House. Is there any issue with Atlas Portfolio? I sent in funds and 72hrs later my account is yet to be credited. I have been unable to reach them also.

Stockpromoter:
Loco has never make any call that didn't yield positive fruit.
Check all our calls.

Now Loco is calling Nsempa members to cleave on insurance stocks.Anyone you think can meet capitalization is very okay.

For Loco and family,we are still mopping Royalex because it is both insurance and Financial services stock.
With a stronger balance sheet,it will join its peers in the financial services sector where it is listed.

Act when there is still time.
The ride will be far.

Those who are in Japaul now must be the patient ones.Majority of Nsempa sold long time ago but today the rejected stone has become the chief cornerstone.

No stock worth to throw away

vicfajeze:
The only religion that's ever PEACEFUL.Abeg pick race when you hear ISLAM

Oasisblue:
I am waiting for JAPAULGOD results. I will sell off if its not impressive. Tired of parking my funds there for over a year without any appreciation and zero dividends.