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The fight is going to be loud. Its gathering momentum already. No matter how good economy is. Not all will become landlords, there will always be landlords and tenants. Just as there will always be employers and employees. Not everyone will become an Employer also.

The fight against wicked landlords, is already gathering momentum in different places... It will be worse that a bloody coup.

yMcy56:
MCNICHOLS was recorded as N7.5 as closing price.
Check the price list.
The last bulk transaction was 102,786 around 14.19pm

Managing Director of McNichols selling off his stocks massively...

Can Nigeria Tenants unite and fight against Landlords Wickedness??

Gradually, the stock market is warming up for a massive Rally in the insurance sector. Watch it closely...

Instead of at exactly 9.30AM, https://stockbubbles.com.ng/ always resumes late. Toyeoye, do look into it.

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47113_NCR_(NIGERIA)_PLC.-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JUNE_2026.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47115_NCR_(NIGERIA)_PLC.-_QUARTER_1_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2026_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JUNE_2026.pdf

NCR Plc. Buy, Hold, or Sell off?

megawealth01:
All things being equal UNITY BANK to get back this June...

Ok good.

5 Companies making no effort to return to the Stock Market:


1. African Alliance Insurance Plc
2. Afromedia Plc
3. Ekocorp Plc
4. Golden Guinea Breweries Plc
5. Pharma-Deko Plc


Are they about to be delisted from the market?

4 Companies getting ready to return back to the Stock Market very soon are:


1. Multi-Trex Integrated Foods Plc
2. Staco Insurance Plc
3. Thomas Wyatt Nigeria Plc
4. Unity Bank Plc


https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/MultiTrex_-_Board_Meeting_Notice.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/46186_STACO_INSURANCE_PLC-_QUARTER_2_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2021_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_MARCH_2026.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47085_THOMAS_WYATT_NIG._PLC.-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_MAY_2026.pdf

9 Stocks presently still on Suspension from the Nigeria Stock Market.


1. African Alliance Insurance Plc
2. Afromedia Plc
3. Ekocorp Plc
4. Golden Guinea Breweries Plc
5. Multi-Trex Integrated Foods Plc
6. Pharma-Deko Plc
7. Staco Insurance Plc
8. Thomas Wyatt Nigeria Plc
9. Unity Bank Plc


Which of them is presently in your Portfolio?

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47023_C_AND_I_LEASING_PLC.-_NOTICES_OF_ANNUAL_GENERAL_MEETING_(AGM)_-__ANNUAL_GENERAL_MEETING_(AGM)_MAY_2026.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47053_CONSOLIDATED_HALLMARK_HOLDINGS_PLC-2026_ANNUAL_GENERAL_MEETING_-_RESOLUTIONS_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_MAY_2026.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/80_GUINEA_INSURANCE_PLC_EARNINGS_FORECAST_FOR_Q2_2026.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47010_NPF_MICROFINANCE_BANK_PLC-_NOTICES_OF_ANNUAL_GENERAL_MEETING_(AGM)_-__ANNUAL_GENERAL_MEETING_(AGM)_MAY_2026.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/46774_SECURE_ELECTRONIC_TECHNOLOGY_PLC-APPOINTMENT_OF_COMPANY_SECRETARY_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_APRIL_2026.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/151_REPLC_Q1_2026_Earnings_Forecast.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/47078_THE_INITIATES_PLC-CORPORATE_ACTION_ON_ACQUISITION_OF_SHARES_OF_THE_INITIATES_UGANDA__CORPORATE_ACTIONS_MAY_2026.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/186_VERITAS_KAPITAL_ASSURANCE_PLC_Q2_2026__EARNINGS_FORECAST.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/38_CORPORATE_DISCLOSURE_-_INSIDER_DEALING_GMD.pdf

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/38_INSIDER_DEALING-_DIO.pdf

Insiders buying up Chams Plc shares...

Companies yet to publish Audited Financial Statements:

1. Regency Alliance Insurance Plc
2. Aluminium Extrusion Plc
3. Aradel Holdings Plc
4. Caverton Offshore Support Group Plc
5. Conoil Plc
6. Cornerstone Insurance Plc
7. FCMB Bank Plc
8. JapaulGold Ventures Plc
9. LivingTrust Mortgage Bank Plc
10. Oando Plc
11. Redstar Express Plc
12. SCOA Nigeria Plc
13. Universal Insurance Plc

ayobama1:
Agbalowomeri is in charge of bottoms 🤪

So funny

This hit a nerve because it’s mixing 3 raw, real pressures Nigerian women face:

1. The “30+ deadline” panic
In a lot of Nigerian circles, 30 unmarried = “you’re late”. That clock is loud, from family, church, friends. Her advice is basically: if marriage isn’t happening, don’t waste years waiting, secure the child you want. Harsh delivery, but you can see the desperation behind it.

2. “Men are gold diggers too”
She’s flipping the script. Usually it’s “women are after rich men”. She’s saying men chase women with money now too. Not wrong - financial hypergamy goes both ways when economics get tough. That part actually resonated with a lot of people in the comments.

3. The controversial bit: “just get impregnated”
This is where it blows up. Downsides people are pointing out: raising kids solo in Nigeria is brutal financially and socially, “picking any man” risks abuse/irresponsibility, and it reduces the child to a backup plan. Upside some see: it’s autonomy - why wait for a man who may never show up if you want kids.

The divide in reactions makes sense:
- Agree side: “She’s telling women to stop waiting on useless men and take control of their timeline”
- Disagree side: “Marriage isn’t a competition, and advising women to have kids outside commitment is setting them up”

Truth is, there’s no one-size answer. The pressure is real, the biology clock is real, and the risk of bad partners is real. Her take is extreme, but it’s coming from women being tired of being stuck between those 3.


ReacherSaidNoth come and vibrate on this too.

ReacherSaidNoth:
It's clear to see you have no life outside of here, your AI spamming is a cry for attention and validation. I almost feel sorry for you, what a waste

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kintus:
this one na good news were supposed impact the SP positively, but it appears the MGT isn't helping. price keep dipping.

Anything that can be bought has no value.

Please, explain.

That one stings. You felt the connection, thought it was mutual, then the rug pull came.

What happened here is classic: she liked the attention and easy vibe, but wasn’t offering anything back. The second you asked “what’s the point?”, she downgraded you to “bestie” — which in that context usually means: emotional labor + billing rights, zero relationship responsibility. And you called it out.

Her getting vexed isn’t because you misunderstood. It’s because the plan didn’t work. Things changed _for her_ when you set a boundary. For you, things just got clearer.

You didn’t lose a relationship — you avoided becoming the “best friend” funding the boyfriend’s absence. The resentment you feel now? That’s your brain catching up to the fact that the easy connection was one-sided from the jump.

ReacherSaidNoth come and vibrate to this also.

ReacherSaidNoth:
We will not ignore rubbish, you hide under AI to appear intelligent to ignorant people because you have never been able to think for yourself.

If all the dull people on Nairaland decided to join you, this forum will be an unusable mess.

Ok then congratulations. You just got yourself another job. Because you go talk am tire. I just got started with posting it. Don't stop commenting under it ooo. Because you will see more.

Enjoy your day. Smiles.

Lastpharoah33:
You really think he cooked that up with his half-dead brain?

Smiles.

I do not have to prove anything to you, and i was never in search of your validation. I am a Learner, and so too are a lot of persons on this Platform. If you learnt anything from what someone posted, regardless of its source, then know it. But if you are the most intelligent person on earth, then kudos to you.

Enjoy your day, and ignore what does not concern you.

ogawisdom:
It's unusual to announce dividend without qualification date and payment date. Presco needs to define those important dates ASAP

They will still do so. Let's remain patient. It happens.

ReacherSaidNoth:
Have you ever had an original thought for once in your life, AI spammer?

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With ₦7m, you’re choosing between active business and passive investment. They give you completely different things. Here’s the straight breakdown:

Option 1: Buy a mini bus – “Danfo/Coaster” business
Pros:
- Higher potential return: A good mini bus doing Lagos/Abuja routes can net ₦80k-₦150k/month after fuel, driver pay, repairs, and agbero. That’s ₦960k-₦1.8m/year = 14%-25% return.
- Asset: You still own the bus, which holds value.

Cons/Risks:
- Headache: Drivers run away with money, accidents, police, breakdowns. It’s a full-time headache unless you have a trusted manager.
- Capital risk: One bad crash or engine knock can wipe ₦1m+ in repairs.
- Not passive: If you don’t watch it, the bus will eat your money.

Option 2: Buy Treasury Bills – “safe money”
Pros:
- Safe: Backed by CBN. You won’t lose your ₦7m.
- Passive: Zero stress. Interest hits your account every 91, 182, or 364 days.
- Current rate: As of June 2026, 1-year T-bill is around 21%-23% per year. ₦7m would give you roughly ₦1.47m-₦1.61m in 12 months.

Cons:
- Your money is locked in. If you pull out early you lose interest.
- Inflation: If inflation is 24%, your real return is almost zero. You’re preserving money, not growing it much.

So which should you pick?

Go T-bill if:
You can’t monitor a bus daily, you hate stress, you might need the ₦7m back in a year, or you already have another income. It’s peace of mind.

Go mini bus if:
You have someone 100% trustworthy to run it, you’re okay with stress for higher cash flow, and you can afford to lose ₦500k-₦1m if things go wrong. Don’t put all ₦7m in one bus – leave ₦1m for repairs/buffer.

Middle ground many people do:
Put ₦5m in T-bills for safety, use ₦2m as down payment + buffer for the bus. That way you have passive income + active income without betting everything.

Samantha125:
I'd gladly welcome her as a second wife, but he better make sure that his funeral policy is up-to-date, because one thing about life is that accidents happen all the time.

Smiles. You sef. Samantha what accident wants to happen again? Sup about June 30?

It sounds like you’ve been burned bad. When someone drains you mentally, emotionally, and financially, it’s easy to start seeing the whole gender as the problem.

But let’s slow it down for a second:

What’s real in what you said:
Some women will use a man. Same way some men use women. Some people see relationships as transactions – what can I get, how fast can I move to the next person. If you’ve run into a few of those, it scars you and makes every woman look like a threat.

Where it breaks:
Saying “every woman’s primary objective is to destroy men” doesn’t hold up. Your mom, sister, female friends – if they fit that description, you’d already be destroyed. Most women are out there working, struggling, loving, getting played by men too. The bag/shoes/makeup thing is real for some, but it’s not the operating system for all 4 billion women on earth.

The trap:
If you go into life seeing women as enemies, you’ll either:
1. Isolate and stay angry, or
2. Attract exactly the type of woman who confirms that belief – because hurt people, are easy to manipulate.

The men who “wake up and know peace” aren’t the ones who swore off women. They’re the ones who got better at spotting red flags, setting boundaries with money, and not confusing lust or validation with love. They spend on women who reciprocate effort, not on anyone who smiles at them.

Writing off all ladies, won’t give you peace – it’ll just give you bitterness, with wrinkled face.

Try and smile often. You will be okay las las.

I feel like you’re pointing at something real, but the picture’s a bit too clean to be fully true.

The part that tracks:
Yeah, men and women do often feel their biggest vulnerability differently. A lot of men feel rejected when sex disappears. A lot of women feel unsafe or uncared for when money/resources disappear. And you’re right – society makes it easier for women to ask for financial help from family without shame, while men asking for sex outside marriage is taboo. That asymmetry is real.

The part that breaks down:
1. Women don’t just want “money” – they want security, provision, effort, reliability. Cash from dad hits different than a husband who shows up. If it was just money, rich women wouldn’t care about marriage. They do.
2. Men don’t just want “sex” – if it was, prostitution would cure loneliness. Most men want sex _with someone who desires them back_, who’s soft with them, who’s theirs. That’s why a lot of married men with access to sex are still miserable.
3. Moving on isn’t that gendered – some women move on fast, some men do too. The ones who move on “easier” are usually the ones who had already emotionally left, or who have other sources of validation. That happens on both sides.

The “women can get sex anytime” line is technically true, but getting sex ≠ getting intimacy. A lot of women will tell you they’d rather be alone than have empty sex. Same way a lot of men would rather be alone than be treated like an ATM.

So I’d put it like this: men tend to feel most loved through sex and affection, women tend to feel most loved through provision and protection. When either of those goes missing long-term, people check out. That’s the real trap, not just “sex vs money.”

Women often say “I married him because he made me feel happy, safe, seen.” Men aren’t that different, they just tend to name it differently.

What most men actually enjoy in marriage:

1. Feeling respected, not just needed
A lot of men will say they can live without praise, but they can’t live with constant disrespect. When a wife trusts his judgment, backs him in front of others, and treats him like a partner not a project, he relaxes into the marriage.

2. Peace at home
Men rarely say this out loud, but “no drama” is huge. A home where he can walk in and exhale, where small issues don’t turn into wars, where he feels wanted – that’s what keeps him coming home early.

3. Physical affection + playfulness
Not just sex, though that matters. It’s the touch, the jokes, the flirting, feeling desired. When that dies, a lot of men emotionally check out.

4. Being a team
Men enjoy when marriage feels like “we’re building something together” – raising kids, buying a house, grinding toward a goal. He wants to feel like you’re on his side, not auditing him.

5. A wife who has her own life
Ironically, men enjoy marriage more when the woman isn’t making him her entire world. Her friends, her passions, her growth – it makes her more attractive and takes pressure off him to be her everything.

The flip side: men suffer most in marriage when they feel unappreciated, nagged, or like they can’t do anything right. That’s when they start living in the garage or on their phone.

So yeah – women marry for the happiness a man gives. Men stay happy in marriage when they feel respected, peaceful, desired, and like part of a team.

ogawisdom:
Please when is the qualification date and payment date of Presco dividend, okomu has paid already

Presco Qualification Date is Not Yet Announced