Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 11:52am On Aug 21 |
essentialone: 7 STOCKS TO AVOID PRESENTLY ARE:
1. Austin Laz Plc 2. CMFC Plc 3. FTN Cocoa Plc 4. Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank Plc 5. Juli Plc 6. Prestige Insurance Plc 7. UPDC Plc Why CMFC? Any explanation backing it? |
Health › Re: Patient Receives Drip In A Gutter At Roadside Clinic On Lagos-Badagry Expressway by emmaodet: 8:50pm On Aug 14 |
Jmichael1: The patient go were he fit afford to pay  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 8:20am On Aug 10 |
SonOfWords: 🌎 Turkey announced that it will sell Ukraine a massive package of surplus rocket artillery. Hmmmmmmm Turkey supplying Ukraine with weapons to attack Russia? Hmmmmmmm |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 8:18am On Aug 10 |
SonOfWords: 🌎 Trump says the U.S is “semi-negotiating” with Iran.
This man na real clown😅. Which one be "semi-negotiating" again? You dey negotiate abi you no dey negotiate?  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 6:12am On Aug 09 |
SonOfWords: 🌎 Russia officially opens new Arctic trade sea route connecting China with Europe.
Russia's state nuclear giant Rosatom, operator of the Northern Sea Route via the Arctic, said on Friday it had issued permits for seven Chinese transit vessels to sail to Europe via the NSR. It is the reason the US wants to take Greenland to wait for them at the choke point just like strait of hormuz |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 6:08am On Aug 09 |
SonOfWords: 🌎 The Israeli military has directly informed CENTCOM Commander Adm. Brad Cooper that Israel does not need approval or support from the US to wage war against Iran.
Israel is preparing for a unilateral strike on Iran as it concludes the US is no longer willing to finish the war on its terms. Lol, now i get where everything is going to. We are not fools and can see the plans. Iran has warned repeatedly that a strike on her infrastructures will mean all infrastructures in the middle east going up in flames. So to give saudi a cover, they have to bring in the turks and pakis to sign MOU to cover saudi incase things to messy. That way, the US can excuse themselves while isreal says she will go and do the job and ready to take the hit. Isreal comes in and destroy Irans critical facilities and iran is left with 1 option out of 2 - Attack isreal back and take out her infrastructures. Soft work. That is all what they are all banking on. Let isreal and iran take out each others while the gulf and US stay by the side. When Iran has bleeded well, they come in and finish the job. Isreal gets fixed back with the gulf money in few years. 2. Iran attacks all infrastructures as claimed and turkey with pakistan jumps in to attack iran. That way, the muslim world can bleed each other to death before the US and Isreal come in to finish the job or show them what and what to hit and take out. |
Family › Re: Lagos And The Shadow Of Street Begging: A National Embarrassment by emmaodet: 5:42am On Aug 08 |
pansophist: The children that Nigerian government refused to put in school today, will be put in jail tomorrow.
They will become a nuisance and an eyesore to all the other privileged children that went to school, and since they have nothing to loose, your life is at risk in their midst. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 4:03am On Aug 07 |
Appleyard: Russia has perfected the art of missile technology. From in-flight anti jamming capabilities to cruise missiles firing flares to confuse enemy AD systems, no one comes close to Russia in this game.
Russia’s recent missile technology stands as an unmatched force in modern defense, unmatched in speed, precision, and raw power. Even the Chinese are still far behind in this category, and that is the sole reason American intelligence was quick to decode and rightly claimed it was Russia that was behind the shocking success and effects of Iranian retaliatory strikes in recent times.
While American missile systems rely on outdated designs that crumble under real pressure, Russian engineering proves every day that it is truly second to none. American technology looks slow, fragile, and clumsy compared to Russia's advanced weapons, it's like trying to race a horse against a supersonic rocket.
So, folks like us are not really surprised that, Iranian steel birds and needles cut through like butter the midnight sky across the Middle East, where useless radars fail and die. The headlines screams as the bear-guided fire strikes true and deep, while broken defenses can only weep.
This gap in tech power is clearly visible in the Middle East, where Russian satellite guidance and advanced anti-jamming systems, such as the Kometa-M module, are turning the tide. By sharing these state-of-the-art targeting and anti-jamming tools, Russia enables Iran to bypass Western defense shields with incredible accuracy. Electronic interference that once blocked simpler weapons no longer works, allowing targeted strikes to repeatedly reach their mark across the region and leaving Western defenses looking completely zombified and useless. It is what the isrealis have seen and declare they won't be participating with the US in the next bombing of Iran. They have seen the hand writing clearly on the wall. The clearing of all defence line from qatar, UAE, Oman, Bahrain, Jordan has left the road clear for bigger missiles to easily penetrate. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 8:25pm On Aug 06 |
[quote author=WriteerNg post=140249947] is it with isreal and qatar?
What did qatar do to them? Because to the best of my knowledge, all gulf countries are working for them |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:43pm On Aug 06 |
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Music/Radio › Re: Korra Obidi - OYA WASS (official Video) by emmaodet: 5:53pm On Aug 06 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:51am On Aug 04 |
LordAdam16: something interesting happened over the last week
everyone saw the carefully placed bessent note that read buy japanese yen to the tune of $5b
well, japan has been selling its large holdings of us treasuries for dollars that it then uses to buy its currency to shore up its value
the us does not like this because the selling pressure hikes the yield of bonds that in turn makes us borrowing more expensive
so first, they voluntarily started buying japanese yen to assist the bank of japan in strengthening the yen but then they made a huge call an unprecedented call
bessent just announced that japan will do things differently going forward rather than sell its us treasuries for dollars which is why they bought treasuries with their trade surplus in the first place japan will have to borrow against its us treasuries to get dollars for its needs
essentially, rather than sell treasuries, the us will print $ in a loan scheme to japan
let me use an analogy it's like when you have savings, you put it in your bank account and get interest when you then need the money, you're supposed to withdraw from your account with zero issues but then because your bank does not want to lose your deposit, they say they're not going to let you withdraw your own money from your own account
what they would do instead is issue you a loan backed by your deposit so they keep your deposit and you move from a customer with savings in the bank to a customer with a loan to service
simply unbelievable how much they've made these vassals their b972s we borrowed money from you rather than pay you back you have to borrow from us who cannot pay you and pay us interest on top for the privilege
-Lord That is the only way the dollars can survive and continue to be a tool for economic sanctions. The dollars can't compete with other currencies without heavy manipulations. And for a starter, the arabs should kiss all their savings and investments in US dollars goodbye. They have used a cat to watch over a meat. Who doesn't know a cat's favorite food is meat. The GCC tried withdrawing their savings and investments during the war but it was blocked. They are royally foocked. That money is not coming out any time soon and the best they can get it half of it maximum. The other half will go to something one way or the other. Expensive junk weapons and missile systems, over bloated infrastructural projects in building airports, rail, dams, roads etc. I mean, if you are constantly saving with me and i know how much you have and worth, it is easy for me to tell you to buy a land in Ibafo for 50m when i know it is not more than 2m. Will tell you i will build a nice mansion for you for 200m when i know it is not more than 50m. The production cost of all these patriot missile total system is not more than 500m to 1b but they will slam a 300b dollars to set it up. These is all for you money to constantly stay in US economy - pay US workers bogus salaries either inside or outside US so that the money will return back to US economy. Force US companies to do the bogus projects so that the excesses will return back to US economy. With their over inflated expensive junks, companies, workers, they can always reroute a chuck of the money back to the US so as to boast of been the best economy in the world. It is why they like wars and they won't stop until they subdue all countries to Japan, Venezuela, Iraq's treatment for the betterment of the US hegemon. Take their oil, open an account for them in the US you control. Sell the oil for them while you take commission, credit them little to run their economy while you keep the remaining in US economy to invest it for them as if they don't know what to do with their own money. If they need more, borrow them from their own savings while collecting interest on it again. That is the faith they plan for Iran, Russia and China. That is the current faith of the gulf arabs. You save with us while you keep your seat. They day you go against that, the day you lose your seat.... as simple as that. Putting stooges and puppets in goverments. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 6:22am On Aug 03 |
WriterrNg: ⚡Interesting movements taking place along the Syria-Iraq border. Earlier today, a Syrian helicopter violated Iraqi airspace, according to local media.
Reports yesterday indicated that Damascus had warned Baghdad that any attack launched from its territory would be met with a response.
In addition, the Syrian army has sent reinforcements to several towns near the Iraqi border. (confirmed: al-Mayadin, al-Bukamal) Cowards. Isreal is taking part of Syria and they can't do anything aside issuing statements but now they are showing power with iraq that is not even invading them. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 1:00pm On Aug 02 |
Most of AVA revenue came from interest income from equity trading and debts and not from the core business of fees and commissions which is a bit worrisome because debt interest rates are falling and equity can swing either way. So their revenue is highly exposed to volatility and not predictable. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 12:56pm On Aug 02 |
SonofElElyonRet: "Red flags — Mixed. Notably, subsequent to period-end, the SEC announced revised (higher) minimum capital requirements for capital market operators, compliance deadline June 2027. The Board has approved a private placement to raise capital — a dilution risk for existing shareholders. Also worth flagging: leadership includes an "Acting" CFO, and this is an unaudited filing.
Valuation implications. With EPS of 20.4 kobo (Group) on a share capital of 5bn shares (₦1 par), and total equity of ₦12.7bn, any valuation work needs to account for pending capital raise dilution and the fact that H1 profit was flattered by consolidation accounting, not necessarily repeatable organic growth." With H1 EPS of 20.4k, we can estimate H2 eps to atleast be same and that will give 40k full year eps. With an average earnings multiple of 10, that is #4 valuation. Ava cap has a cash & CE of 7.29b with zero debt which translate to #1.5 cash per share currently at hand. That in itself is value. Adding it to the earnings multiple value, we arrive at #5.5 per share simple valuation. She is currently trading at #8.6 per share which is more than 50% premium. By factoring in growth rate, it will give an idea of how much we should buy it and what to expect. Ava cap is into security dealings and brokage which requires minimum 5b as per SEC requirement. She is into trusteeship with a minimum requirement of 300m She is also into asset management and portfolio which requires minimum 2b She is into investment banking which requires 1b Total minimum requirement from SEC from AVA cap is 8.3b in equity. She currently has 12.7b in equity but stripping of a Non-controlling interest of 3.2b from it will arrive at 4.4b extra. So to me, AVa cap meets the SEC requirement unless they are going for private placement for expansion and also to have a good margin from the minimum requirement of 8.3b that can reduce the equity due to - loss due to market volatility or equity loss in trading or currency exposure to foreign exchange. June 2027 is still the deadline so Ava still has 3 more quarters for us to evaluate it but the Bear case for is #7 per share to buy it. The price it was listed. Base case is between 8 to 10 naira per share and Best case to buy currently and maybe exit at #12. They are bringing more funds which means more investment in equities, portfolio and trading commissions, brokage fees but ther will be more shares dilution and probably not much improvement in EPS. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 1:16pm On Jul 31 |
[quote author=WriteerNg post=140194873] are not illegal migrants. They are terrorists disguised as illegal migrants just like what they did in Iran claiming they are peaceful protesters. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria, 12 Others Join Saudi-led Maritime Defence To Face Yemen's Houthis by emmaodet: 7:13am On Jul 31 |
Dogalmighty17: The Saudis couldn't defeat the Houthis for years now. I wonder why they think inviting more countries in support will help them. The Houthis don't have ships or maritime assets but they have anti-ship missiles and they don't hesitate to use them.
News broke a few hours ago that the Houthis entered Iraq and are launching attacks on Saudi Arabia from there. As insane as the Iranians are, they at least entertain dialogue from time to time. The Houthis however are a group of people the devil himself has given up on. They fear no one. Israel, France, the UK, US and Saudi Arabia have all bombed them but to them it was just a minor inconvenience. They operate on hard core mode 24/7.
There is a reason Saudi Arabia is panicking now. The Houthis want to make sure not one drop of oil can be exported from Saudi Arabia.
Nigeria should avoid this fight. The couple of tin cans our navy is managing to float on the ocean thinking they are ships will get blown up the moment they approach anywhere near the Yemeni coast.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:04am On Jul 31 |
[quote author=WriteerNg post=140194644] do i feel this massive illegal migrant invasion is a planned work from US/Isreal against spain. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:22pm On Jul 30 |
SonOfWords: In addition to the civilian casualties, Four IRGC officers were also lost in the Saudi-US bombing in Iraq, so naturally, Iran executed the retaliation measures they had earlier announced.
Interestingly, Jordanian citizens have been generously furnishing the IRGC with very useful information of US forces movements and locations in the country.
Now even with Centcom already denying the Irgc's statement on the downed F-35s, the mood and series of events in the white house have once again made Iran's information credibility through this war, even stronger.
Quite literally, Iran is currently beating the sh*t out of the United States and the loudmouth is too confused to know what next to do😂. This is how a country should fight and not the useless venezuela or syria where the military betrayed their countries for a piece of cake. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:15pm On Jul 30 |
Namaster: The PDFile is FORKED!
It DOESN'T matter what he does, he's COMPLETELY FORKED.
He has 3 choices now:
OPTION 1: MAINTAIN THE STATUS QUO
Continue with the current "Do-Me-I-Do-You" approach to the war. He can do this for as long as the US can keep it up and Iran's RETALIATORY Guard Corps (credit to FoolishBoy419 for this gem ) will LET him.
ILLsrael may even JOIN from time to time.
Downside to that is that Iran will BOMB back. Their INTERCEPTORS will be even more DEPLETED. Some hits will KILL US soldiers. ASSETS in the region will CONTINUE to be destroyed.
Strait of Hormuz will remain CLOSED. Tankers who try to BYPASS Iran's closure will become TARGETS.
Energy prices will remain VOLATILE.
And IF Iran is pushed too FAR, ALL oil facilities in the region will become TARGETS.
End RESULT? The PDFile is FORKED.
OPTION 2: PUT BOOTS ON THE GROUND
IF the PDFile DOES this, he'll need to go ALL IN. I'm talking 10-15 years of ALL IN.
Some ANALYSTS are saying they'll need at least 15,000 TROOPS to begin with. Obviously, MANY of them will NOT make it out alive.
Plus, this is UNLIKE previous wars they've fought in the region. Iran will TELEVISE how FPV drones are EVISCERATING American soldiers on a DAILY basis.
We ALL saw how the GENOCIDAL MANIACS of ILLsrael were BURNT ALIVE in their vehicle. And Hezbollah REFUSED to let their comrades recover their CORPSES.
This will be a REGULAR occurrence in Iran.
Plus, Iran has made it CLEAR that they are willing and ABLE to spread any war in their doorstep across the ENTIRE REGION.
Boots on the ground in Iran essentially has a HIGH CHANCE of resulting in HORRIBLE HUMILIATION for the Epstein Regime.
End RESULT? The PDFile is FORKED.
OPTION 3: CAPITULATE AND GIVE IRAN EVERYTHING
This is the BEST and WORSE option for the PDFile.
With this, he can END the war quickly. Plus, Iran's UNHOLY Trinity of TRAITORS (Aragchi, Ghalibaf and Pezeshkian) will make sure he gets a GOOD deal.
But the PDFile will have to agree to letting Iran ENRICH nuclear materials for "civilian use" and have FAITH that they'll conform to the terms of the agreement.

Downsides to this is that the PDFile will have to contend with a DISPLEASED ILLsrael. And their arsenal of KOMPROMATS.
Plus, Western Media will EAT him alive. And it'll VAPOURISE the illusion of the PDFile being a strong man for his CULT followers.
And Americans will have to COPE with the reality that their "invincible" Military backed by a $1 TRILLION annual budget could NOT handle a Military propped up by $8 BILLION annual budget.
End RESULT? The PDFile is FORKED!
Simply put, there are NO good options for the PDFile.  |
Car Talk › Re: My Experience Driving Interstate In An Electric Car by emmaodet: 3:51pm On Jul 29 |
The question is how much is a battery and how many years on average to change it. Because someone told me it is around 5m per battery and probably 3 years. If so then I think petrol car still looks cheaper. Using 100k fuel per month for 3 years is around 3.6m |
Car Talk › Re: My Experience Driving Interstate In An Electric Car by emmaodet: 3:48pm On Jul 29 |
Everyday247: depends on the charger. There's level 1 to 3 chargers. If he's using level 1 charger, it should be around 24 hours for 0 to 100% full charge. If he's using level 2 charger, it's should be around 7 hours. Since the battery is around 50kwh. You'll need to buy and load 50kwh worth of units to charge the battery full from zero percent. I think. To buy and load 50kwh unit of electricity will cost up to 20k if I am not mistaken and that will take the car up to Benin from Lagos. I think it is still cheaper than fueling to Benin |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 11:23am On Jul 27 |
dermmy: .... Stockpile of 50,000 units?  Na Iran go decide when the war will end. Believe me, that is the official declaration. You can times that by 2 to get the actual figure. A! D that is just 1 type of ballistic missiles out of the many variants they have |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 9:36pm On Jul 26 |
Namaster: The PDFile is CONFUSED.
He's been THREATENING to invade Kharg Island and STEAL Iran's oil.
Now, he's FANTASISING about bombing it.
The PDFile needs to pick a lane. And ACT.
So that Saudi Arabia will know their FATE.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 11:27am On Jul 25 |
Ricchmoen: No interception in day 1? Omo saudi is in for a long run Most of the GCCs are empty. US has collected their interception missiles to use. China/Russia/Iran all know that. It is the reason for the tick in escalation because they know most of them are naked. And they want the oil price to skyrocket against trump reelection |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 11:19am On Jul 25 |
Watcharena: Where is that guy that was counting on Pakistan to protect Saudi Arabia
I believe that their alliance is majorly against nuclear armed Israel Pakistan may not attack but Saudi may give them the greenlight to arm the terrorists sharing border with them to invade Iran and turkey may be more open with the kurds attacking Iran from the other side too |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 11:16am On Jul 25 |
[quote author=WriterrNg post=140134921]. I wrote 2 weeks ago that bypassing Iran missiles using pipelines is useless. The long term plan and best plan is to be good and friendly with your neighbor. Of what use is a pipeline when the terminals and FPSOs are blown off. You can't hide terminals nor FPSOs nor can you operate them from underground. Unless if the want to be pumping salt water through the pipelines sha |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 5:30am On Jul 25 |
SonOfWords: 🌎 The Houthi Blockade of Saudi Arabia has Increased travel time from Saudi Ports to East Asia from 19 Days to 48 days.
Another major Problem that Saudi Arabia faces is that the Suez Canal is not built for Supertankers.
Saudi oil must now be shipped in Smaller Vessels. Lol. He who lives in a glass house must not throw stones. The Saudis for years blockaded Yemen sea and airports with the backing of the US while their own port is working. They believe blocking the ports will make Yemen weaker by not been able to receive weapons from Iran. Now I see the hand of Iran in this Yemen new attacks. The plane that landed in Yemen brought Iranian experts who are now behind this new attacks. I guess reason the Saudis are floating the idea of supporting the regime change in Iran to collapse all the axis once and for all. But there is a problem - Iran won't go down without dragging them along. By attacking Iran in group ( US, isreal, Saudi, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain), Iran will blow up all oil installations and the problem is to fight war, you need a lot of money because war is expensive. A broke GCC will have to stop the war for survival. They will be more worried on getting money to finance their budgets and economy than fighting a war. Is he not who has money to pay armies that will keep fighting. And a broke GCC spells doom for the US too. The petrol dollars bubble goes burst and we all know where that will lead to |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 8:04am On Jul 24 |
WriteerNg: ⚡The US Army placed its first new order for PAC-2 GEM-T Patriot missiles in over 30 years.
PAC-2s are older and less capable than PAC-3s, but stockpiles are so depleted (the US fired an estimated 1,060–1,430 Patriots against Iran) that the Army needs everything it can get.
Global demand from Ukraine, Israel, and the Gulf is straining supply, and deliveries take years.
Trump is seeking $67.1B in supplemental funding to replenish munitions. Imagine the hits Iran has taken and still standing. E no easy abeg. And I don't know this thing with US always scrambling for any weapons they see just to use. This US is not ready for a fight with China or Russia. It will be a mortal Kombat Brutality |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:56am On Jul 24 |
Appleyard: The beating Iran don hand them don reset their brain.
Bro, when pedolf openly said we are fighting one of the strongest militaries on earth, e no just carry yarn. Tehran don show am shege beyond balawo.
Ask yourself: which army for this world the US don fight before when e be say e come reach the point when their own soldiers come start to do remote work from hotel rooms because their own bases no fit protect them again?  .  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:52am On Jul 24 |
Appleyard: That secret weapon was the first casualty that fell prior to this open war---the "inside job."
Since Iran cleaned house, there was no one left to bribe and sabotage efforts from the inside. . Now, Uncle Sam have no other choice but to fight in the open, and everyone is seeing it now that they're just like every other regular military force except with an overbloated military budget and over hyped capabilities.
Eyes don clear like the reality piercing eyes of FBI director Patel.   |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:06pm On Jul 23 |
WriteerNg:
I keep saying this.
No US dollars, no power. But that is what they are fighting over to keep as status quo. Forget the Saddam has weapon of mass destruction or Iran has nukes or Maduro is a drug dealer. All roads lead to dollars remaining the global currency |