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otokx:Oando and Transcorp are two stocks whose rallies are hardly sustainable for long. I always resist the temptation to join their rides and I have never regretted. 5 Likes |
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gidgiddy:You obviously lack comprehension. Gowon clinched power on August 2 1966 and Ojukwu immediately began to question his legitimacy on the grounds of army seniority rule and by implication didn't recognize Gowon as head of the army let alone head of state. So how could Gowon have set in motion a bid to try a gang of coup plotters who were right under the custody and protection of a professional rival who refused to recognize him as having the position and authority to try coup plotters? But when all we other tribes saw that Nigeria is a waste as far back as 1944 and called for disintegration, you and your kinsmen told us we were wrong and that the unity of Nigeria is perpetual and non-negotiable. So we decided to agree with you. Why are you now singing a different tune again? Are you toying with our sensibilities or you are just being inconsistent? 1 Like |
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gidgiddy: Nearly all the coup plotters were already being protected by Ojukwu in the Eastern Prison and with the face off between Ojukwu and Gowon over Ogundipe, Ojukwu would definitely not have corporated with Gowon on any order for the release of the coupists for fair trial. 1 Like |
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edwardaigb:As a person currently on OMATEK ride, I can tell you that the reason for its 10% daily movement is almost all about SA. Details have been repeatedly given here on what SA means and the factors which underlie it. I could get out of OMATEK today anyway. 5 Likes |
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kettykin:Two army mutinies happened within those moments; 1. The January 15 1966 coup by Ifeajuna and co. 2. February 23 declaration of Niger Delta Republic by Isaac Adaka Boro. Ironically, Ironsi was able to get Isaac Adaka Boro tried and sentenced to death within two months despite his mutiny came one month and eight days after the Ifeajuna and co mutiny. So why did it take Ironsi his entire six months in office (and possibly more had he not been overthrowned) to try and punish the Ifeajuna mutiny? Reason: Isaac Adaka Boro was not his fellow Igbo but Ifeajuna and co largely were. 1 Like |
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rinzaugustine:Can you in all honesty and sincerity assert that the countries of these coup plotting revolutionaries have become the best in their respective continents? On the other hand the actual best countries of the world today e.g. USA, Japan, Canada, Germany, UK, SA, China, France, Luxembourg, etc never had their democratic experiences punctuated by military intervention. 1 Like |
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ojesymsym:Yes but it has to be the shares of companies which have immense grown potentials and are in a sector which provides indispensable goods or services, especially when their stock prices are undervalued. 3 Likes |
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emmanuelewumi:I completely share this view based on my own personal experience and the true life story told to me by the stockbroker who introduced me to the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 2003. According to him, there was this secondary school classmate and friend of his whose father was working with Nigeria Railway Corporation and was posted to Kaduna Station while himself and his friend (the man's son) schooled in their home town all in the Sixties or so. Many years after he and his friend graduated from secondary school and got separated by search for tertiary education in different parts of the country, the father of his friend got retired from Nigerian Railway Corporation and news began to reach him, who had then graduated from the Institute of Stockbrokers, that his friend's father came home with very many awards certificates he won for diligence, dedication to duty, and honesty while in the service. The news so much spread at home that he was compelled to travel home for a first hand knowledge of what exactly those certificates were about. On arrival home and paying a visit to his friend's father, the old man welcomed him with a drink and immediately told the story of the countless awards he won as NRC staff, some of which he had put in photographic frames and hung all over the four walls of his sitting room as decorations of prestige. On examining these awards he discovered they were all certificates of shares periodically bought for all NRC staff by the management of NRC through regular deductions from their salaries as a policy back then. On closer examination he realized that most of those certificates were for shares of the likes of Guinness, Total and other today blue chips while they sold for between N1 and N3 hence had become worth millions at the man's retirement but financial ignorance kept this man in the belief that they were mere awards for excellence in service. Ironically the house the man managed to build and hanged those certificates of 'award' was unpainted and unfloored due to 'lack' of funds. It was at that point he told his friend's father that he was hanging millions all over his house yet living in penury but the man could not understand until he explained to him that those were investments which could be converted to millions of cash. Then he asked the man to bring down all the certificates, destroy the photographic frames around each and every one of them, pack them all in a file and follow him to Lagos where he helped him dematerialize them through his stockbroking firm (Midas) and sold off the shares in just two out of the over 30 certificates and the man was paid the over N5m proceeds to his astonishment and asking how it is possible to have made so much money without being aware he was doing a very lucrative business alongside his job while he worked in NRC. 17 Likes |
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sweetgala: And while her judgements favoured the PDP which their present LP is clearly a subsidiary of, they hailed her as incorruptible and most upright judge in the history of the Nigerian Bench. Very emotionally unstable lots. 3 Likes |
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kolaish:You are on a wild goose chase because I have located the bedsheet and am about to pick it together with the pillow and his entire bedroom. 6 Likes |
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1. Walk Together 2. I Will Follow Him 3 Likes |
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Khalidade:No forex trader with an actually working strategy reveals it to any other person, not even for a fee. This is because a truly working strategy in forex can, with a reasonable lot size, give you within 2 hours what it will take you twelve months to gather from tutorial fees for teaching forex to others. That is my own personal experience in forex. My point in essence is that if you were really a forex guru, you won't be here marketing it. 8 Likes |
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Streetinvestor2:Why want not being quoted? This democracy has failed so far because it was actually an extension of the military rule which was defined by a deadly corruption. Why is the First Republic the only period in Nigeria's history about which nearly every Nigerian agrees there was good and purposeful governance, yet it was a period during which the military had absolutely no presence in government? You think it was a mere coincidence? Nigeria began to experience real misrule beginning from 1966 when the military struck. As for the period from 1999 till date, most of those who have ruled and held the most important offices in this democracy are products of the military establishment hence we are not genuinely yet into democracy. 2 Likes |
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But where is tritritri? Someone tell him that TRANSCORPSE is back alive and kicking. 1 Like |
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Yoast:Unfortunately true. 2 Likes |
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Penguin2: Watch the video below to the end and you'll see where Ojukwu himself confirmed that. https://www.facebook.com/ikwuedo.nimose/videos/264292422907935/ 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Favourchris:Per the first bolded; opinions have always been unanimous that the coup plot was hatched and nurtured entirely in Lagos at least according to the author of the Why We Struck which most Igbos take as the most authoritative account. Now, how could Nzeogwu who was millions of kilometers away in Kaduna have been the leader and initiator of a coup architected in Lagos? Per the second bolded, if you had followed your own advice of reading history books, you would have known that Obasanjo was far away in England on a military training course while the coup lasted hence there was just no way he could have been with Nzeogwu hence the alibi you are trying to employ here fails. 1 Like |
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Favourchris:That first coup was plotted by Ifeajuna a native of Onitsha in the present SE. Ojukwu himself confirmed this in his interviews. 1 Like |
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obyno82:Zonby still 2 Likes |
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obyno82:Dumb once more it shows in your monicker. Obynzo rearranged gives you zonby 2 Likes |
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obyno82:Dumb again. 2 Likes |
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obyno82:Quite dumb. Christistruth is not same as Deadlytruth. The presence of truth in the two monickers is purely coincidental. To appreciate the difference, check the writing style of each and compare. 2 Likes |
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Christistruth03:History always has a way of repeating itself. They also hijacked PDP from the original Fulani founders but later turned around to start demonizing the same Fulanis. The APGA founded for them by their own leader never grew beyond Anambra state in their entire home region. 4 Likes |
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aybabz101:May God bless you every day. 1 Like |
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chimex38:So are you suggesting that if you happen to buy shares of a company with dividends in view but the situation of the company begins to border on an uncertainty that threatens to erode your very capital, you will stubbornly stay put just because you bought those shares for dividends? 1 Like |
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Streetinvestor2: Was it FBNH that dictated to you your wish not to sell your holdings with them? 1 Like |
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Streetinvestor2:So how exactly does that change the fact that they are free to sell their shares and move on? 1 Like |
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talk2me2:You obviously live in my mind. I wonder if anyone used glue to hold them onto FBNH shares. Comedians. 2 Likes |
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Marketapprentic:You and FTN COCOA in the same sentence? ![]() 2 Likes |
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onuman:Tinubu bluffed Jonathan's restructuring because it was the biggest political fraud in the history of Nigeria for the following reasons: 1. Jonathan made it clear that he himself believed that our problem in Nigeria has nothing to do with structure but has everything to do with corruption which if killed, every other thing will fall in place according to him. 2. That pressure from civil society groups made him convoke it against his own conviction. 3. Most of the delegates to the said confab were handpicked by Jonathan and the rest few handpicked by governors hence they didn't represent the people of their constituencies but the interest of the establishment. 4. On the day of inauguration, Jonathan in his opening address advised the delegates to use 75% votes as basis for consensus whereas the universal democratic 66.67% is very difficult to attain on any issue. And many other reasons. Did Jonathan need Tinubu to have implemented the report of the confab crooked as it was due to his desire to have it fail? 1 Like |
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onuman:Your fixation for political correctness is simply historic, else how on earth would someone lie with a straight face that Obasanjo, who frustrated all attempts and calls for SNC during his tenure as President, started any form of restructuring and got frustrated by Arewa in conjunction with the same SW that most remotely pioneered the call for a return to true federalism? If we are to agree with you and blame Arewa and SW for failure of restructuring, then what do we say to you Igbos whose Azikiwe and Ironsi destroyed the federal structure in the first instance? If Jonathan was sincere about his own confab, why did he declare some topics no go areas and why didn't implement the recommendations but chose to pass them over to Buhari? 1 Like |
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