Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 1:47pm On Oct 29 |
We4all: If she relocated to Canada, how do you intend to take laws into your hands? Regardless, don't give up on the issue. I detest scammers. Her properties and other valuables are here in nigeria |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 9:33am On Oct 29 |
PeakMale: Have you thought about reporting to the Canadian embassy and the Canadian police directly?
Ignore those clowns telling you to leave the money. Those are probably the scammers friends and families. Or even the scammer herself .I have been to the Canadian embassy at independence Avenue and they said I should got to court, I got a dcc from court and police refused to honor it. |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 9:30am On Oct 29 |
MarketDispatch: The person is in Canada, don't you know how to report in Canada I have found the scammer's properties in nigeria Since law enforcement agencies will not act I think it's high time I take matters into my hands. |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 7:23am On Oct 29 |
Juliearth: Though I stand to be corrected, I think an individual cannot make certain claims especially relating to financial fraud to these organization. Only the country's law enforcement or financial body can escalate such claims. It works that way to avoid malicious people, who may contact these international bodies with bogus claims, aimed at tarnishing the image of residents... The foreign bodies would take up the case if it's from the Nigerian Police because they would assume all due diligence has been done and the case is legit.
Unfortunately op, you'll have to go through the Nigerian Police or EFCC. However, I suggest that you call them out on twitter for requesting for bribe. Attach proof if possible. It will not work, I have done that. |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 7:05am On Oct 29 |
itzadorable333: Leave the money or you will LEAVE the money. Let heaven fall, I must get my money, even if blood flows in the process |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 7:04am On Oct 29 |
xtivin: No start wetin u no fit finish o make bush meat no go catch hunter just an advice Anything that wants to happen should happen. |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 7:04am On Oct 29 |
Gotocourt: Travel agency , get the transfer details and court order and report to IRCC of Canada 🇨🇦, copy the federal police in Canada, nova scotia police too and Nigeria in your mail. Sorry about your loss. I personally lost $8K for NIMASA job deal in 2020, the scammer is in jail. I have actually contacted IRCC Canada and Nova Scotia several times and they repeatedly said they can't do anything unless contacted by Nigerian law enforcement and Nigerian law enforcement agencies won't work unless bribe is paid. |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 7:01am On Oct 29 |
PeakMale: Have you thought about reporting to the Canadian embassy and the Canadian police directly?
Ignore those clowns telling you to leave the money. Those are probably the scammers friends and families. Or even the scammer herself I have advised the police on how to go about it, I told them to investigate the account into which the money was paid, they can get a court order from high court compelling Wema Bank to give police access to the Bank statement showing how the money moved but police was reluctant and started asking me to pay 100k for the court order. I went as far as reporting to Nova Scotia police and they said they would only commence investigation if contacted by the Nigerian police but Nigeria police are reluctant, I contacted interpol and tge response was the same. I have contacted the company whose name was used in the fraudulent misrepresentation and they said they would investigate, it's been 2 months now and I haven't heard from them. I have followed all due process and now I have no other choice than to get down and take laws into my hands. |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 12:01am On Oct 29 |
itzadorable333: yes. Sometimes you need to, for the universe to usher you into your financial next level. It's a seed, a sacrifice that caused you pain. It's also a lesson, the universe is teaching you to recognize the wrong paths from the right paths. Your path with the universe is unique to you, don't base your decisions and actions on others' experiences. Let the universe guide you on your path to wealth, for in 9 years you'll be wealthy. Only if you allow the universe to guide you. Stay away from get-rich-quick atmospheres, and stay away from businesses neither whose beginning nor end you know ( especially businesses introduced by a 3rd parties), and stay away from any business about which you are getting negative signs or feelings from your being. These are not among your path. And the universe has been trying to teach you this, but you haven't been learning. Hmmm... my mind is set already. I will not leave my sweat and blood. |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 11:42pm On Oct 28 |
itzadorable333: 'Defrauded' .... Leave that money, there's more coming from where that came from. Leave that money, or you'll leave that money. I should leave my sweat and blood? |
Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 11:41pm On Oct 28 |
RealityKings1: What exactly happened and what state are you in? They stole over 200million naira from different people, in my case I paid 2.5million naira and they issued a fake job offer letter from Canada, I made contact with the Canadian company named Miller Waste Systems Inc and they denied having any association with the travel agency and my person of contact was one Isi Erhabor pictured below who has since relocated to Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦.
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Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 11:34pm On Oct 28 |
dmexy33: In 2023, I was defrauded the sum of 2.5 million naira, I first reported to the EFCC and they requested a bribe of 1 million naira, I reported to the police and they said "debt collection is not their jurisdiction" I have to go to court to file a direct criminal complaint and the judge sent the case for investigation at force headquarters in Abuja, specifically the force intelligence department (FID). On getting to the FID I was told to pay 300k naira for tracking and I said I didn't have such money then one Mr. Theophilous the secretary to the IG FID said I should get out of the office and never enter there again. I left and searched online for the IG FID and called him, he answered and instructed that I give the phone to Mr. Theophilous but Mr. Theophilous was being aggressive and refused to talk to his boss. I am documentating this so that incase the police get involved while I take necessary steps to get my money back it will be on record that I have followed due process and right now I'm left with no other choice. Face of the fraudster fled to Nova Scotia Canada Isi Erhabor
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Crime › Re: I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 11:30pm On Oct 28 |
RealityKings1: You will make front page and we will discuss your matter. Sorry ? I am set to take matters into my hands. |
Crime › I Am About To Take Laws Into My Hands by dmexy33(op): 11:17pm On Oct 28 |
In 2023, I was defrauded the sum of 2.5 million naira, I first reported to the EFCC and they requested a bribe of 1 million naira, I reported to the police and they said "debt collection is not their jurisdiction" I have to go to court to file a direct criminal complaint and the judge sent the case for investigation at force headquarters in Abuja, specifically the force intelligence department (FID). On getting to the FID I was told to pay 300k naira for tracking and I said I didn't have such money then one Mr. Theophilous the secretary to the IG FID said I should get out of the office and never enter there again. I left and searched online for the IG FID and called him, he answered and instructed that I give the phone to Mr. Theophilous but Mr. Theophilous was being aggressive and refused to talk to his boss. I am documentating this so that incase the police get involved while I take necessary steps to get my money back it will be on record that I have followed due process and right now I'm left with no other choice. |
Politics › Why Igbos Cannot Be President Of Nigeria Unless... by dmexy33(op): 12:26pm On Sep 25 |
Straight to the point. I am an Igbo man but I have never spent more than 48hrs in Igbo land, I was born and raised in the North so my mindset is entirely different, infact my fellow igbo brothers throw insult at me regularly and sometimes they want to physical assault me. Here is why Igbo can never be president.
1. Igbos have a superiority complex: They feel they are better than every other tribe in Africa, don't take it for a joke, the unenlightened and unexposed, ignorant Igbo man feels other tribe are "jew men". It is not in their consciousness that every human being has their own culture and way of doing things and as a rational being you must humble yourself genuinely to learn and associate with them, I don't mean temporary association I mean genuinely being lifelong friends with a person and having an open heart in all your deals.
2. Igbo Marginalization and victimhood mentality: When an Igbo man doesn't get his way, he starts screaming and playing victimhood. I'm Igbo and the truth of the matter is that IGBO MARGINALIZATION IS REAL. Once you have an igbo name you will be treated with contempt, but as a man no matter what happens in this life NEVER ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE VICTIMIZED BY THE NIGERIAN SYSTEM. For example, you are seeking employment into CBN, you are qualified for that position and just because your name is Chukwuemeka, the deny you employment, there are many ways to seek fight Marginalization and in the fight against Marginalization it can lead to violence. If you decide to Marginalize the Igbos, then let the country be split and let Igbos go their seperate way.
3. Igbo men are not Brave: They talk alot they are bragadotious but they don't know how to put words to action, they don't have the mechanism. Then Igbo women are out of control due to the cowardice of igbo men, their women are the most promiscuous, wicked and the spear head of the satanic agenda of Lgbtq. They don't respect their husbands many of them even unalive their husbands so that they can inherit their properties.
4. This is the Main Reason why they can never be president of Nigeria and Why Tinubu will win the next election: Let's be sincere and honest, the only tribe that can bring Nigeria back to her former glory is the Igbo people, despite their short comings ,every igbo Man is a progressive, wherever you find them they always try to make that place better than they met it ,sometimes they even build Roads, provide electricity and water, security, etc they are the masters of trade an commerce. If individual igbo people can provide infrastructure, what would happen if an igbo man Becomes the COMMADER IN CHIEF?
But it will never happen unless Igbos develop the culture of humility, wisdom and most IMPORTANTLY, Forsight LONGTERM STRATEGIC THINKING AND PLANNING. For Example, let's look at Late President Muhammadu Buhari, an elderstates man and former military head of state, HE CONTESTED 4 times and lost, did he scream Marginalization? He had to rearrange his philosophy and ideology, aligned with the difference tribes and religion before he won.
We all know that Peter Obi won the 2023 election but President Tinubu snatched it from him because he wasn't smart.. To win election for the seat of President Of Nigeria you must be BRUTALLY STRATEGIC. Before Buhari won he made it known HE WILL SUPPORT THE SHARIA MOVEMENT SWEEPING ACROSS NIGERIA AND HE WILL NOT REST UNTIL EVERY WHERE IS ISLAMIZED.
Peter Obi is not a religious man, he doesn't know the Tenets of Christianity, infact the entire Igbo nation always shouting "we are Christians" but your women are majority of the prostitutes in west Africa and both the men and women in Igbo land lack principles and without principles, nobody will take you seriously. You can proclaim your Christianhood but do you women dress modestly? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria top to bottom by dmexy33(op): 6:55pm On Sep 22 |
Lifestone: A very lazy mind. You sat down and kept complaining. What have you done to better your life, you are waiting for Government to feed you. Your likes will refuse to get you PVC and do enough campaign to change useless leader, but you are happy that bandits are killing innocent people, you are gloating about the killings by your cousins, BH you are not satisfied, so you want to carry gun to kill more innocent people. If had put the time you have used to think about all these into more creative thinking, you won't be grumpy. The problem with Nigerian is too much talk... get pvc, vote, work hard. In your mind you think I'm lazy. Who killed Mohammed Yusuf? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria top to bottom by dmexy33(op): 6:46pm On Sep 22 |
helinues: Mods, serve this op 1 year banning for this incitement thread I don't mind being banned |
Politics › Re: Nigeria top to bottom by dmexy33(op): 6:45pm On Sep 22 |
HacheNoire: Do you have a next of kin should be the first question. The freedom fighters that you call terrorists have analyzed the mind of the average nigerian. A person without proper thinking faculties is like an animal that can be slaughter anytime. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria top to bottom by dmexy33(op): 6:42pm On Sep 22 |
HacheNoire: Do you have a next of kin should be the first question. Who killed Mohammed Yusuf? |
Politics › Nigeria top to bottom by dmexy33(op): 6:23pm On Sep 22*. Modified: 7:54pm On Sep 22 |
We shall see, to each according to his ability to each according to his needs. |
Business › Re: How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by dmexy33(op): 9:42am On Sep 21 |
jaxxy: Ur points 1 and 2 are contradictory abit. U say oil is being phased out in china and Europe even thos we know china is still rushing to buy irans oil despite sanctions.
But the in ur 2nd point u say Nigerians will make money cos Oil prices will predictably go up due to wars. 
If Nigerians are going to make money then what is the problem?? 
The truth is there is no olodo uprising in buying dangote shares. Its a secure and profitable share. The Olodo uprising will be in how u utilise the shares long or short term..
Mind u dangote didnt sell his whole refinery. He only sold a meager 3% stake of his refinery. You make profit from dangote shares but the money doesn't have my any value, cost of living goes up due to fuel price increase. |
Business › Re: How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by dmexy33(op): 10:42pm On Sep 19 |
OAkanni001: Concerning your title, anybody can claim to be whatever but the fact is do you have what it takes to back up your claim?
My problem with you is your choice of word by calling others " Olodo"
I never claimed refining other derivates from crude oil to be Dangote's Comparative Advantage. If you could read between the line, you will understand that I'm trying to speak about the diversed revenue streams available to the refinery beyond petrol just like any other refineries in the world.
Secondly, Your point does not in anyway hold water because you're speaking as if Dangote refinery sells to only Nigerians. It's an international firm for crying out loud which means it can source for crude oil beyond Nigeria and sell it outside the shores of Nigeria while still making profit.
Moreover, the company is a major asset to Nigeria because it's a source of FOREX earning. It currently source 60% of its crude from Nigeria, refines it, then sell to the local market and overseas thereby attracting dollars into the economy which will also keep the exchange rate stabilized and strengthen the naira. So it is a blessing to Nigerians not a curse.
NNPC currently sells to Dangote in Naira under the naira-for-crude agreement so it shows you're divorced from reality. Every businesses is established to make a profit so why should Dangote become Santa Claus aka Nigerian Messiah?
If not for the refinery, do you know the kind of trouble Nigeria will have been considering the crises in the Middle East if we were still importing finished products?
The blame should be on your government to stop favouring the refinery "if such exists" and also incentivize other players to establish their own refineries so as to foster competition which will create a market where prices are driven by market forces.
Most of what I mentioned up there are Nigerians and their leaders' headache. As an investor, you are less concerned about that.
On your third point, You just keep making a mockery of yourself. I acknowledged that there is a massive push towards green and alternative energy across the globe but it won't happen overnight, it is a multi decade transition.
Those refineries closed down due to war in the middle East and co is a big advantage to Dangote based on the law of supply and demand. The Europe and The UK are recent market which the refinery is currently exploring.
I repeat Dangote is currently planning to open another refinery in East Africa. Are you telling me that he is blind from market realities or the numerous experts and investors backing him are not seeing the handwriting on the wall?
You said and I quote "China has completed phased it out" with reference to crude. Do you mean the same China currently been hit by the soaring oil prices too according to Al Jazeera and kpler or there is another China elsewhere?
I agrred that the demand for petrol has been weakened. That does not mean it has completely been phased out. They need other derivatives for aviation, heavy transport and other petrochemical allied industries.
I need to reiterate this once more, petrol contribute 42.5% to the company's revenue according to the IPO record. That means that the company has other source of revenue beyond petrol and I can tell you that they are prepared for a world where the world move beyond petrol.
On a final note because I won't keep engaging you anymore, if your concern is that many Nigerians investing did not do diligence research before investing, does not understand what they are investing in and they just jump on the wagon for fear of missing out, your concerns will be valid.
But portraying it as if Dangote is trying to see Nigerians as his escape plan from "an investment gone wrong" type shii or he is trying to operate something similar to a ponzi, is a wrong assertion.
Also, branding Nigerians who choose to invest or promote the company IPO as "olodo" Is too much of a statement to make.
You can have issues that are unclear to you or you disagree with, it fine to put it out there, engage in intellectual discussions on a forum like this rather than label the other party as ignorant on a matter you hold half baked knowledge about. The bulk of Dangote Refinery revenue comes from selling Refined crude i.e petrol. Dangote can s3ll to any nation an make profit but you must remember that Oil is an International product, the price of a barrel of crude must be uniform across board safe for some slight differentials in pricing. Nevertheless, the major revenue generating stream is selling refined crude and shareholders will not make much profit if petrol price is stable or falling, For Dangote shareholders to be profitable, the price of CRUDE OIL must continue to skyrocket and as an import based economy, fuel is the lifeblood of our economy, as fuel prices rise, cost of living rise as well, goods and services become more expensive. So as Dangote Refinery shares produces more dividends, it will be offset by the high cost of living. I said China has completely phased out petrol cars, all cars and motorcycles in China are electric, In the UK the use of fuel powered cars is a problem because there are certain areas you cannot enter and in some areas you pay a huge fine, America is gradually transitioning with Tesla beginning to gain widespread interest. In order to phase out petrol cars globally, petrol has to become unaffordable. Part of being a financial adviser is having the ability to FORCAST future events and I'm telling you right now that FUEL IS ON THE PATH OF BEING UNAFFORDABLE LEADING TO GLOBAL ENERGY CRISIS. You always seem to forget that crude oil in an international product. Dangote Refinery ipo will be profitable in the short term but whatever profits shareholders make will be taken from them by an economy with high cost of living. Assuming I invested 50k during the IPO and after 3 years my 50k has earned dividends to the tune of 500k that is 10x gains, however the price of petrol at the pump is at 10k per liter, did I really make much progress? I'm calling Nigerians olodo because they jump into things without thinking through it. They like popular culture and following the bandwagon . |
Business › Re: How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by dmexy33(op): 4:20pm On Sep 19 |
OAkanni001: Mr. Broker and Fintech Expert,
You just confidently spew gibberish up there and you even went ahead tagging people as olodo when it is so glaring that reverse is the case.
I did not and do not intend to buy shares in the Dangote Refinery for personal reasons. That does not mean those who choose to invest are gullible. But nonetheless I will give reasons why you're wrong.
1. On the claim that Dangote's investment is poorly timed because the world is moving away from petrol, Your point is flawed because it overlooks the fact that the Dangote Refinery is an integrated petrochemical complex, not a pure petrol plant.
In addition to gasoline, it produces jet fuel for aviation, LPG for households, asphalt for construction, and petrochemical feedstocks for plastics and other industries.
Do you think an experienced industrialist of Aliko Dangote’s track record won't consider market trends?
Global oil demand forecasts from OPEC, EIA, and others all point to continued demand or modest decline not outright phase out that you as an armchair expert just predicted.
2. Your submission that an increase in Dangote refinery share price will result to an increase in cost of living cannot be verified substantially because there is no direct, automatic link between the refinery’s share price and Nigerian living costs. Living costs are influenced by many factors such as exchange rates, fiscal policy, logistics, taxes, and global commodity prices.
It is the job of the government to protect its citizens from economic shocks that might result from global changes in oil prices through subsides and other economic measures as done in other countries.
The two variables do not correlate in any way.
3. That shows that you don't understand Nigerians enough to know that those content are just cruise.
concerning the nature of agreement, it is called passive investment and it is a standard passive equity ownership common worldwide.
it is allows the entrepreneur, management or controlling shareholder to execute strategy without excessive bureaucracy While giving investors access to the company financial benefits.
Investors in such companies trust the founders based on previous track records. Take for instance, investing in Elon Musk's SpaceX and Dangote refinery.
So, to cap it all, before you go about calling people olodo, ensure that you have sufficient knowledge on the matter because all I see is you publicly exposing your ignorance.
Thanks for your attention to this matter. Every refinery is an integrated petrochemical complex meaning that as it refines for petro, there are other byproduct comes out before petrol which are useful in making other products like clothes, fertilizer, etc does dangote have the comparative advantage to delve into clothes or fertilizer production? For Dangote refinery to make money, putting into consideration foreign exchange rates, the refinery makes more profit when the cost of fuel at the pumps go up. Let's assume the price of CRUDE OIL goes from $100 to $120 the refinery will buy crude oil from the FG/NNPC at $120, refine it and sell it at a more expensive price. And there IS NO DOUBT THAT DANGOTE REFINERY IS USELESS AS FUEL IS BEING PHASED OUT GLOBALLY, many countries in the middle east are losing their refineries to war, same applies to RUSSIA/Ukraine, China has completed phased it out, UK & Europe and US are phasing it out gradually. The refinery will eventually become useless. It's seems youare more angry that I am a BROKER AND FINTECH EXPERT 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
Business › Re: How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by dmexy33(op): 4:05pm On Sep 19 |
EmekaBlue: I mean without good confirmation Good confirmation 🤣😅 |
Business › Re: How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by dmexy33(op): 11:15am On Sep 19 |
EmekaBlue: He go use gullible Nigerians become Elon musk everywhere Dangote IPO u go dey hear. Nigerians just like what's trending to follow with good confirmation Nah that's the truth up there |
Business › Re: How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by dmexy33(op): 11:15am On Sep 19 |
BondRiv: When has anything that will truly benefit Nigerians been marketed like this? Banks are flooding our emails with this IPO. We play a lot in this country.
Same way INEC will issue notice about needing ad-hoc staff. But when there is a vacancy in NNPC or CBN no one hears about it.
I have no business with that IPO. He has sold the refinery to the Nigerian public |
Business › Re: How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by dmexy33(op): 9:20am On Sep 19 |
dmexy33: I have been a broker, a financial adviser and a Financial technology expert for more than a decade, I was very disappointed to see everyone buying DANGOTE REFINERY IPO and nobody, not even one expert in the field spoke on the implications of owning a share in the IPO.
DANGOTE has read the handwriting on the wall so the decided to go public with his refinery IPO. Now let's look at the reality on ground:
1. Why is DANGOTE going public with the IPO? I know it is hard to believe but you must understand that after the second world War and the formation of OPEC, The global CRUDE OIL supply became an international product i.e the price of a barrel of crude oil in Saudi or Iran or Venezuela will be the same with the Price of a Barrel of CRUDE OIL in Nigeria. Sometimes there are slight differentials in price but the difference is never more or less above or below $20. So with the war raging in the middle east and has driven the price of CRUDE OIL to over $120/barrel, Fuel at the pump has become more expensive and the war will not stop anytime soon and there is a possibility that we will experience an energy crisis due to fuel being very expensive and unaffordable. There is a possibility that a barrel of CRUDE OIL will hit $500/barrel in 3-4yrs. This is part of the process of phrasing out fossil fuel i.e petrol from being used globally like was done in China and being implemented in the UK. So DANGOTE has read the handwriting on the wall and decided to sell the Petrol refinery to the Nigeria people who ignorantly and blindly rushed it without thinking. Olodo uprising indeed.
2. Will you make profit from the buying into the DANGOTE IPO? Yes, of course you will. But this is how it will happen; Due to exchange rate differentials, since the war in the middle east and Ukraine_Russia isn't ending anytime soon, it is projected that oil price will continue to go up hence, as oil prices skyrocket and the price of refined oil i.e Fuel at the pumps also continues to rise, you can expect you shares in DANGOTE REFINERY to continue to go up. Basically, as DANGOTE REFINERY SHARES PRICE goes up, cost of living for NIGERIANS WILL GO UP.
3. I see all these content creators and even other Nigerians talking about how they are monitoring DANGOTE trucks and calling DANGOTE, etc All I have to say is that 99% of Nigerians are olodos. Go and read the agreement, find out what kind of share holder you are and stop disgracing yourselves. When you buy shares in the Dangote Refinery IPO, you become a part-owner of the company, but your role is strictly hands-off. You have no say in the day to day running of the company. #olodouprising. It's a shame really. He made 1.5 trillion in just one hour.
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Business › How Dangote Sold His Refinery To Gullible Nigerians by dmexy33(op): 8:59am On Sep 19 |
I have been a broker, a financial adviser and a Financial technology expert for more than a decade, I was very disappointed to see everyone buying DANGOTE REFINERY IPO and nobody, not even one expert in the field spoke on the implications of owning a share in the IPO.
DANGOTE has read the handwriting on the wall so the decided to go public with his refinery IPO. Now let's look at the reality on ground:
1. Why is DANGOTE going public with the IPO? I know it is hard to believe but you must understand that after the second world War and the formation of OPEC, The global CRUDE OIL supply became an international product i.e the price of a barrel of crude oil in Saudi or Iran or Venezuela will be the same with the Price of a Barrel of CRUDE OIL in Nigeria. Sometimes there are slight differentials in price but the difference is never more or less above or below $20. So with the war raging in the middle east and has driven the price of CRUDE OIL to over $120/barrel, Fuel at the pump has become more expensive and the war will not stop anytime soon and there is a possibility that we will experience an energy crisis due to fuel being very expensive and unaffordable. There is a possibility that a barrel of CRUDE OIL will hit $500/barrel in 3-4yrs. This is part of the process of phrasing out fossil fuel i.e petrol from being used globally like was done in China and being implemented in the UK. So DANGOTE has read the handwriting on the wall and decided to sell the Petrol refinery to the Nigeria people who ignorantly and blindly rushed it without thinking. Olodo uprising indeed.
2. Will you make profit from the buying into the DANGOTE IPO? Yes, of course you will. But this is how it will happen; Due to exchange rate differentials, since the war in the middle east and Ukraine_Russia isn't ending anytime soon, it is projected that oil price will continue to go up hence, as oil prices skyrocket and the price of refined oil i.e Fuel at the pumps also continues to rise, you can expect you shares in DANGOTE REFINERY to continue to go up. Basically, as DANGOTE REFINERY SHARES PRICE goes up, cost of living for NIGERIANS WILL GO UP.
3. I see all these content creators and even other Nigerians talking about how they are monitoring DANGOTE trucks and calling DANGOTE, etc All I have to say is that 99% of Nigerians are olodos. Go and read the agreement, find out what kind of share holder you are and stop disgracing yourselves. When you buy shares in the Dangote Refinery IPO, you become a part-owner of the company, but your role is strictly hands-off. You have no say in the day to day running of the company. #olodouprising. |
Nairaland General › by dmexy33(op): 1:47pm On Sep 16*. Modified: 11:18pm On Oct 28 |
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Romance › Re: Deep Secrets About Wo(man), Relationship And Marriage by dmexy33(op): 2:07pm On Aug 28 |
Lording123: Thanks for the post OP.
Yes, this spiritual spectacle of a thing happens for some people. I won’t say everyone experiences it.
But my concern with your post is the seeming inconsistency in the story. Or maybe I didn’t understand you well. I mean, being rich at 21, asking your parents for money at 300 level. Or being abroad at 21 and still talking about traveling outside the country and coming back after the first main girl. At 21 I was depending on my parents and I wasn't lacking anything, I had my own apartment and everything At 23, I was still depending on my parents but when you ask them for money after they have sent you money for the month they will start interrogation which made me angry. My first relationship abroad lasted about 18 months My when I met the main girl, I Started an online business and I was making money and I hardly spoke to my parents about money. I was with her till we graduated and the business continued I was happily taking care of her and she had a very good job bcs she had suma cum laude. She was a super girlfriend. I used to visit Nigeria anytime I feel like but she only visit Nigeria twice on 2 occasions which were Christmas seasons. |
Romance › Re: Deep Secrets About Wo(man), Relationship And Marriage by dmexy33(op): 2:00pm On Aug 28 |
budaatum: First, my gender is irrelevant. Second, I don't avoid anyone. And third, you are rather way too insignificant to provoke bitterness in me, and should consider I pity you instead.
Re your supposed fiancee, do let me know when you marry her so I can remind you that you want to remain single. If you see her you go bow and she carries BIG grace. |
Romance › Re: The Best Time To Look For A Wife Is When You Don't Have Money by dmexy33(op): 1:58pm On Aug 28 |
Beloved4heart: GOD WHY YOU NO GIVE ME THIS KIND MOTHER  Mehn that woman was exceptional. |