looseweight: And the whole south east voted for Peter Obi to come rule that failed state? This is hypocrisy of the highest order. The way the youth arm of this group dey run their mouth recently needs caution from their elders. Oya nah, continue to denigrate your country
The funny part is:
After Tinubu, North South South North South West North.
They forget that to win politically, you need to align
And seriously they want to align (that is why the agulu fraud has been junketing around bribing people with 10 million in advance, claiming to be helping them), they also want to abuse everyone.
They want to eat their mkuppurim and still have it.
I just dey pity them. They will wail so tey, wailing go get tired of them.
Baba Tinubu no even know say they are wailing
Some of us are even happy they are wailing....
Any time any of them comment, I just dey happy the kind of bitterness wey dey their mind....
Because as the bitterness plenty reach na so Tinubu dey succeed dey go
I hear Ojukwu wife dey follow Jagaban bumper to bumper go italo go see the new Pope (this news too go create panic attack for them ).
MoneyCentral has been able to identify 12 Nigeria listed companies on the stock exchange (NGX) worth a billion dollar or more in market capitalization.
The firms are diverse and cut across various sectors including: Telecommunications, Industrial Goods, Oil and Gas, Banking and Finance, Consumer Goods and Energy.
The firms with listing on the stock exchange in Lagos Nigeria have market capitalization as at 15th May 2025 of: Airtel Africa with market capitalization of $4.93 billion (N7.9 trillion), Dangote Cement $4.64 billion (N7.42 trillion), BUA Foods $4.23 billion (N6.77 trillion), MTN Nigeria $3.64 billion (N5.83 trillion), Seplat Energy $2.05 billion (N3.289 trillion), Geregu Power $1.78 billion (N2.854 trillion).
Others Nigeria billion dollar companies are: BUA Cement $1.72 billion (N2.753 trillion), Transcorp Power $1.54 billon (N2.464 trillion), Guaranty Trust Holding Company GTCO $1.45 billion (N2.32 trillion), Aradel $1.3 billion (N2.08 trillion), Zenith Bank $1.24 billion (N1.992 trillion) and Nigerian Breweries $1.065 billion (N1.704 trillion).
An exchange rate of USD1 to NGN1,600 was used for the conversion from naira to dollar (see chart below).
An earlier report by Business Insider Africa had erroneously stated that there was only one Nigerian company valued at $1 billion.
The report quoting Visual Capitalist, said there are 5,522 publicly listed firms globally valued at $1 billion or more.
“The United States leads with a market capitalization of $60.1 trillion and accounts for 1,873 billion-dollar companies—commanding 49% of the global market share,” it said.
The report however conflates private companies (Unicorns) with public ones when it came to Africa.
Even at that Nigeria is known to have several Unicorns (private companies worth $1bn or more) including Flutterwave, Paystack, Interswitch and MoniePoint among others.
The Nigeria Stock Exchange (NGX) has an equity market capitalization of $41.9 billion and has risen 5.96% year-to-date.
A video showing EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede preaching a message of prosperity at Pastor E.A. Adeboye’s Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has gone viral.
The sermon, which touched on financial success and divine favor, has stirred mixed reactions online due to his high-profile anti-corruption role.
Because the op is mischievous, may the opposite of the prayers happen to him and his family. Amen.
Lanretoye: See maturity,no noise,no social media inciting,no burning of gtb…she honored invitation and went there without creating social nuisance and cleared herself but people who feel intimidated and overrated will start all sort of dramas when ever they hear or see security agencies because of their evil handworks and the hidden atrocities they commit…the public should emulate this and not forming one useless rat’el and burning gtb. They gather 50m for you,you give out 20m and divert 30m then you come out and be forming people’s advocate,someone who doesn’t have a. Job but feeds and live large on other peoples gullibility.he too is supposed to go and work then contribute part of his earnings for a charity and not forming a charity,what’s the difference between him and a. Pastor.