₦airaland Forum

Dogalmighty17:
Nothing like natural anti-venom. If a venomous snake bites you, a countdown to your death has started. Eating cupious amounts of all you listed above will do little to help you.

dominique:
How are they administered? Through injection or ingestion? I'm genuinely curious.

nairalanda1:
All those things don't work.

(I work in medicine.)

Love800:
Bitter cola does not cure snake bite pls.
Stop posting what you don't know.

SonofElElyonRet:
Value is when worth is attached to an item by majority of people which translates to price appreciation. It could be an anticipation of future returns. You think your own private definition and head stuck in the sand, inner cocoon position determines anything? It's what majority think that affects price and perception. Access currently is poorly perceived. By the way, Ellah's CEO has promised dividend payment in the next final year results.. jealousy jealousy

KarlTom:
Instead of saying takeover, they are speaking grammar...

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/45950_AUSTIN_LAZ_AND_COMPANY_PLC-AUSTINLAZ_PRESS_RELEASE__CORPORATE_ACTIONS_FEBRUARY_2026.pdf

PuristForest:
Hypothetically, bro, how can you even consider this as an investor?....like sit on your capital in the market for 10 years with no gains.....abi na joke ni - dividend or no dividend

SonofElElyonRet:
How do you define value?

SonofElElyonRet:
@EDUECO

Watch out for Ellah .. about to overtake Access

Chijeep:
Seems Tyler is adding another juice from behind the scene because I no see the magic she's performing for her to be winning it everytime

Berankis:
Writing all these medical jargons to bamboozle us doesn't change the fact that most Government-owned hospitals are very nonchalant when it comes to attending to Nigerians, especially ones requiring emergency medical attention.
A lot of their doctors are always disgruntled, angry and rude. Only a few remain calm and well behaved.
My last experience at the Lagos State General Hospital wasn't very pleasant at all. I just feel the current Nigeria is frustrating the hell out of every Nigerian.

vannessa7:
That is why Google is there, she should have googled the natural remedies, ordinary onion eaten excessively immediately and continuously she might not have died, she would have pureed the onion, and drink continuously. I was bitten by a scorpion once and the first thing I did was Google, it was there I saw the remedy. It's very painful thing to have happened may her soul RIP.

MyExpression:
https://share.google/aimode/8kxst6YkJdqU92bXE

AI said yes.

Moriñga leaf and Mango bark works

iskalamong:
I suspect they want to make the EPS look better. This will make the share price look cheap. It will also justify subsequent rallies on the stock.

Imagine a stock with an EPS of N30 trading at N40. That’s the story they are painting.

Iskalamong!

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iskalamong:
I suspect they want to make the EPS look better. This will make the share price look cheap. It will also justify subsequent rallies on the stock.

Imagine a stock with an EPS of N30 trading at N40. That’s the story they are painting.

Iskalamong!
This is a case of Oyinbo Man na me get National Airport!

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ogaontop:
May her soul find peace with the Lord!!

Can someone knowledgeable educate us on remedy for snake bite in matters like this to save life. Be it medically, scientifically, herbally, native ways or otherwise.
Thank you in advance!!!

kullozone:
What type of plant cures lethal snake bite, and can be found easily? It might be harder than you think

Streetinvestor2:
We all know about the claimed drop in crude out put which I keep wondering why.why should we be having it with the kind of money paid to individuals for its security. And the region has been relatively peaceful. It only points to government stealing by this government as they loot from everywhere for election. The issues u pointed out has been identified in the past and processes are already in place to address it.Imagine the kind of money if 50% conversion of debt to equity is done.we equally know the large debt is tied to crude so nothing special as long as the crude is still flowing. And price remains stable above cost of production.
Then again nothing to worry for people like me as we have the good and bad in our portfolio. It is the ugly/dead we avoid.Oando is never among the third category here

Raider76:
FIRSTHOLDCO will shoot up like a growth stock once the current management sort all the problems of the NPLs of the past. I quote the following from the Nairametrics report;

"The profit decline can primarily be attributed to impairment charges for losses, particularly loans and advances to customers, amounting to N710 billion."

We all know of at least 2 major battles in court the bank is fighting to recover money from debtors who are trying to run away with billions of dollars they took from the bank in its yahoo days. Many banks would have collapsed under the weight of such NPLs. Imagine if all such loans were recovered. I will be surprised if the SP of FIRSTHOLDCO dips much after tomorrow.

Bigdeal01:
Ote$ has something to say about Firstbank's poor report. They simply took a hit from bad loans.

conecnd:
Oando group (Consolidated) Performance
- Revenue vs. Cost of Sales
- Revenue dropped from ₦4.09 trillion (2024) to ₦3.21 trillion (2025).
- Cost of sales was almost equal to revenue, leaving only a slim gross profit of ₦27.7 billion in 2025 (vs. ₦155.9 billion in 2024).
- This shows the core trading operations were under heavy margin pressure.

- Key Profit Drivers in 2025
- Reversal of impairment on financial assets: ₦573 billion gain (vs. a ₦76 billion loss in 2024).
- Finance income: ₦381 billion (huge jump from ₦47 billion in 2024).
- Tax credits: ₦226 billion (vs. ₦163 billion tax expense in 2024).

- Bottom line
- Net profit: ₦241 billion in 2025 (slightly higher than ₦220 billion in 2024).
- The profit was not from core oil trading but mainly from accounting reversals, financial asset recoveries, and tax credits.

Simplerose:
BEYOND THE PAPER: WHY IMPACT DEFINES HUMAN VALUE.

Kamen Chuks Ogbonna

In the traditional Nigerian society, a university degree has long been treated as the ultimate gatekeeper to credibility.

It was the certificate of competence that signalled to the world that an individual was prepared to contribute.

However, as the 21st-century landscape shifts, a profound realization is taking hold.

The current reality is that humanity is not advanced by those who simply hold credentials, but by those who wield knowledge—however acquired—to solve problems and uplift others.

The true measure of a person’s worth to society is not the "learnedness" they can prove on paper, but the "learnedness" they demonstrate through their impact.

A degree is a record of past compliance and exposure to a curriculum; it is not, however, a guarantee of wisdom or a commitment to service.

While formal education provides a structured foundation, it can sometimes foster a completionist mindset where the goal is to obtain the status of being educated rather than the utility of the education itself.

When we prioritize the certificate over the contribution, we create a society of credentialed observers.

Credentialed observers are people who understand the theory of the world but lack the drive or the practical agility to change it or make impact.

In contrast, the self-taught individual or the non-degree holder who pursues knowledge out of a raw necessity to solve a problem often develops a deeper, more resilient form of mastery.

History is replete with individuals who lacked formal credentials but fundamentally altered the course of human progress. From Michael Faraday, who had little formal schooling but became one of history's most influential scientists, to modern tech pioneers and grassroots community leaders, the common thread is applied knowledge.

Their value to society lies in this cognitive flexibility and their focus on outcomes rather than accolades.

Society does not suffer from a lack of certificates rather it suffers from a lack of solutions.

A person who improves a crop yield, develops a community program, or mentors others creates a "value-add" that is immediate and measurable.

When a self-made individual succeeds, they dismantle the elitist barrier to entry.

They prove that the tools of progress (curiosity, discipline, and empathy) are available to anyone.

This inspires a more meritocratic and productive society.

In a rapidly changing world, the ability to learn, unlearn, and relearn is more valuable than a static degree earned a decade ago.

The impact-focused individual is a lifelong learner by default, as their work demands constant adaptation.

As the senator representing Anambra South senatorial district, the late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah (a self-learned man) made a huge impact by making representation simple, people-friendly and accessible to all, irrespective of social standing.

In this our senatorial zone, the question is no longer "Where did you go to school?" but "What have you done for others?" and "What problems have you solved?"

While a certificate is a silent document, an impact is a living legacy.

While education is vital, we must never confuse the map (the degree) with the journey (the contribution).

The most valuable members of society are those who view their knowledge not as a trophy to be hung on a wall, but as a tool to be used in the service of humanity.

In the final accounting of a life well-lived, society remembers the lives we touched and the systems we improved.

With Ebuka Onunkwo at the red chambers, our zone will no longer be silent with the industrialist's baritone voice demanding our fair share of the common patrimony and commanding respect from the senate leadership.

Armed with a secondary level certificate earned in flying colours, certificate courses abroad and a diploma in French language from a prestigious Citadel of Learning. One is not surprised that this goal-getter transitioned from a palm tree climber to the Chief Executive Officer of a blue-chip company that today offers employment and succour to thousands of our people, including chartered accountants, engineers,PhD holders and artisans alike.

Odozi Obodo Is Coming!

SpaceX:
Trial and error military, all they know how to do is traveling abroad for unnecessary courses.

Bonjovi13:
I reject and send this negative prophecy back to you.
My portfolio will 10X in value and I will rejoice.

bolton08:
So Oando is a failure tool to you. Your eye go clear soon.