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gidgiddy:In America, it was a war the government fought against those who were hell bent on holding onto enslavement of fellow men against the American philosophy of freedom and equality of all men before God as captured in the American Independence Declaration. Likewise in Nigeria it was a war fought by the government against those who felt they could enslave others through a fraudulent One Nigeria philosophy which they used as a cover up to destroy the Independence Constitution by which Nigeria was founded on equity, equality of all men and fair and equitable management of resources. |
Chucks13:You missed the sarcasm of the post. |
Pardon9ija:Can you tell your listeners what Obaseki did with the money he purportedly refused to share? If you may know, his first term during which he accused Oshiomhole of asking him to share money is far better than his second term during which Oshiomhole was no longer asking him to share money. Take a journey to Edo State and listen to common men in the streets of Benin City especially. Obaseki is a scam. Oshiomhole's only fault is that it was him that imposed the failure called Obaseki on Edo State people. |
BigBrother9ja:There are no Yorubas in Akoko-Edo. Your likes have spread this falsehood for too long. What we have in Akoko-Edo are Etuno, Okpameri, Uneme, Ososo, Okpe, etc. The only Yorubas to ever be in Akoko-Edo are the people of Imeri and they have since 1991 been joined to their Yoruba kinsmen in Osse Local Government Area of Ondo State through boundary readjustment. |
ddippset:You found it easy to say that the Edo people are the ones who have a say in his choice of successor but ironically you are insinuating that Obaseki was free to have spent Edo people's money to buy PDP ticket without an approval which Edo people would never have given him. Much as Edo people should decide who succeeds their governor, they should also decide how their money is spent hence Obaseki had no authority at all to choose his successor let alone anyone interferimg with his decision about that. Why the double standards by you? |
aywagze:Are you sure the politicking in your own state is not asinine and meaningless? So people must accept nonsense just to be seen as not playing stupid politics? |
ddippset:Was the money from Obaseki's personal pocket or the masses' money taken from the state treasury? |
Bmaster:Please when exactly has any Edo State person ever begged you for food? Please note that any Edo State person will be the last to do such a thing. You obviously have never been to any part of Edo State to see the level of self dignity which prevails across the state. Again, be informed that Edo State elections are always 100% about what is happening within Edo State and never whatever is happening in another state or at the national level. Therefore this result is a bold statement of Edo State people's rejection of Obaseki's hypocrisy of attempting to become a godfather just four years after he accused Oshiomhole of same and got the people's support to kill Oshiomhole's similar attempt after Oshiomhole himself got the same people's support to kill the godfatherism of Tony Anenih and Gabriel Igbinedion. To Edo State people, nothing is not worth sacrificing to fight godfatherism hence just as Ize-Iyamu was rejected in 2020 for having Oshiomhole as godfather despite being miles ahead of Obaseki in terms of intelligence and capability, Asue Ighodalo has also now been rejected for having Obaseki as godfather despite showcasing the best qualities among the three top contestants. It has nothing to do with APC or PDP or whether the APC led FG is getting it right or wrong. |
Artscollection:How is Olumide Akpata a Buffon? |
Sunrisepebble:That a particular person is advertising and promoting a bad stock with the evil intent of hoodwinking others into buying into it in order that he could sell his holding in the stock to them and be free. It is a metaphor derived from the story of a man who went to a village to buy all their monkeys thereby creating artificial scarcity which made the people start looking for monkeys to buy with the calculation of selling to that man at a higher price only for them to later painfully realize that it was the same man selling back to them the very monkeys he earlier bought from them when the man didn't show up again to buy those monkeys back. |
missphumby:The stock market is full of Oando-like opportunities. What is important is to get into the market without procrastination. However, it must always be borne in mind that making money through the stock market is not a trial and error or emotion game but a function of deliberate research and understanding of the market. The OANDO you say you missed out on was such a laggard on the exchange for the past 12 years that no one ever had any reason to believe it could today become something anyone would have a reason to regret not buying. But here it is today. The units of OANDO I had before this rally were not bought by me because of any future hope in OANDO but because I bought them as far back as 2007 with a broker which was later suspended by SEC hence I couldn't sell them and God so kind I didn't bother about transferring them to another broker all this while else I would have sold them as soon as they arrived at the new broking firm. |
engineerboat:Funny. Even Obaseki's own PDP members are disappointed with his performance and have likened him to Lucky Igbinedion. |
Willie2015:The only time I enter stocks like SEPLAT is when it falls by 10% for three to four consecutive trading days. Under such a circumstance, the threshold volume is easily released by the major holders to drive it back up. |
currentprice:Fear of the bolded is the beginning of wisdom here. |
Raider76:But it wasn't so initially. I recall that in the days of Onyiuke Okereke (permit my possibly wrong spelling) a stock like NESTLE needed only 5K units to move. |
Agbalowomeri:Don't you think that even the 50k is still too small for stocks like SEPLAT, Nestle, Geregu, Total and, CONOIL? I think the management boards and some shareholders of these companies have to stage a protest to the exchange one day if this reversal is to be considered at all. |
chimex38:Couldn't have been better said. You won't even be surprised to discover that despite SEPLAT's very low outstanding 583 million shares, its free-float might be about the minimum 20% allowed therefore making the tradeable shares in the neighborhood of just 117m. Then one can now understand better how bad the 100K units difficulty is for the stock. My prayers are with those in SEPLAT and similar stocks. |
Mpeace:That flat 100K unit threshold for all stocks is actually to the disfavour of those invested in high cap-low OS stocks. |
engineerboat:And you think you can remove state policy effect from it? If anything, state policy effect is more powerful in deciding voter sentiments especially in Edo State. Think back about the rejection of PDP in 2007 on account of Lucky Igbinedion's abysmal failure despite the perception that PDP had done well at the national level. |
Efuaye:What some of you non indigenes or Edo State don't seem to understand is that Edo State internal politics is hardly influenced by what is obtaining at the national level. |
Odingo1:Unfortunately you have not been able to adduce any evidence to substantiate your claim that Northern and Yoruba 'participants' said so. The Yoruba participant who wrote a book about it did not say so either directly or indirectly in the entire book. |
zeuss:Ojukwu reiterated it many times that the chief architect and leader of the coup in question was Ifeajuna and never Nzeogwu. Logically also, how could Nzeogwu who was thousands of kilometers away in Kaduna have been the architect and leader of a coup plot hatched and nurtured entirely in Lagos? |
Raider76:It has actually happened in several years here only that the difficulty is in spotting them and being strongly convinced without listening to the side talks that could shake your conviction. Take OANDO for example. Do you know the internal and external battles fought by those who bought into it with the hope of this kind of deadly rally? It also happened in CHAMS last year. Even UCAP did some 300% earlier this year and is on the way again trying to repeat it. I don't even doubt that of UCAP with a 6 months time frame from now. Mark it. |
ojesymsym:That is the nature of investment. Unpredictable as the Nigerian Stock Market may be, it still remains the shortest cut to overnight wealth in a legitimate manner. It is just to spot two opportunities of stocks that will do 500% one after the other all within a year, and then put N10m in one, and when it is done, you put the loot in the next one. Within that year that will become roughly N250m |
iHaveMadeiT2:Fundamentals alone don't dictate the market just like reason alone doesn't dictate the thoughts and choices of men. |
thebargainhunte:I too have always disagreed with the philosophy that one hasn't made a loss as long as one hasn't sold. Those who held shares of certain companies which later folded up or delisted have lost even though they didn't sell. |
emmasoft:Thanks |
Good day House. Please those who have at one time or another done interbroker transfer of stocks especially from other brokers to Morgan Capital, how many days did it take after you filled and submitted all the necessary forms and identity documents? Your responses will be appreciated. |
megawealth01:You get mind o. Wetin you go find for inside NOTORE? |
jonnysessy:There is the need to exercise some restraint at this point, and then observe for sometime before making that dive. Remember very well that OANDO has just done over 500% capital appreciation in the past few weeks starting from about N14, but that it will take a much longer time for it to do 500% using its current price of N84+ as reference point. |
Streetinvestor2:Abi? After all he himself made a huge kill in the OANDO show. |
zendi:Hehehe..... I will only send him 5% tithe because before his prophesy came, I had already had my own conviction that OANDO would do wonders sooner or later after Tinubu was sworn into office. His prophesy only came to reinforce my conviction. So it was a 50:50 job between us. Though before Tinubu became president, I wouldn't touch OANDO with a 100m long pole, and once he is out of Aso Rock, the romance between OANDO and me ends straight away. |
