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"Port Harcourt girls are not moved by money..."




Let me not just say anything yet.

Fidson on Full Offer.

Profit takers sighted.

Getting set for next rally...

how lies?

Apart from Oando and Chams, which other companies will clearly not pay dividends in this year 2025?

5 Realities that comes to every human being one way or the other

1. Suffering
2. Sickness
3. Poverty or Lack. Yes, even the richest people in the world, at one time or another, lack one thing or the other. Find out.
4. Old age
5. Death

Be humble. Live right. One day, you too will experience one or all of these things.

Shame on Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. Cowards in military uniforms. Ass-lickers to Russia, acting like breakaway revolutionaries.

Must you people have Sex?

N400,200,000 worth of Secure Electronic Technology shares Sold Off by an Insider...

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/130_Appendix_A_-_Notification_of_Insider_Dealing_(SECURE_ELECTRONIC_TECH_PLC_)_APPROVED_AND_SIGNED_25FEB2025.pdf

Let the market be closed permanently.

Listen all, and listen good.

The day you will begin to make significant journey to wealth is any day you take these 3 vows:

1. I will never ever beg anybody in my life even for 1 kobo.
2. I will never ever drive any body's car, until the day I buy my own car.
3. I will never ever live in any house where I do not pay rent in, until I build my own house.

These 3 things does not automatically make you wealthy, but these 3 things sets you up for a life's journey towards wealth.

My personal experience...

Listen all, and listen good.

The day you will begin to make significant journey to wealth is any day you take these 3 vows:

1. I will never ever beg anybody in my life even for 1 kobo.
2. I will never ever drive any body's car, until the day I buy my own car.
3. I will never ever live in any house where I do not pay rent in, until I build my own house.

These 3 things does not automatically make you wealthy, but these 3 things sets you up for a life's journey towards wealth.

My personal experience...

Listen all, and listen good.

The day you will begin to make significant journey to wealth is any day you take these 3 vows:

1. I will never ever beg anybody in my life even for 1 kobo.
2. I will never ever drive any body's car, until the day I buy my own car.
3. I will never ever live in any house where I do not pay rent in, until I build my own house.

These 3 things does not automatically make you wealthy, but these 3 things sets you up for a life's journey towards wealth.

My personal experience...

What tribe is Bayo Onanuga from?

AJULU UZODIKE’S SUCCESSION MODEL: LESSONS FOR IGBO BUSINESSMEN
Engr. Gilbert Ajulu Uzodike, the Founder of Cutix Cables PLC, may not be the most successful or the richest Igbo businessman, but he has distinguished himself by doing something different most Igbo businessmen fail to do.
Records have it that most businesses owned by businessmen from Igbo extraction crumble after the death of the owner. Business establishments like Ekene Dili Chukwu (Nig.) Ltd, Izuchukwu Transport, Chi So Ebere Transport, Ojukwu Stores, Ojukwu Textiles, Nsoedo Motors and Hotels Limited, and other uncountable businesses have all collapsed.
Igbo businessmen prefer building their businesses around their family members, rather than setting up a professional management structure. They rarely give a thought on the need to prepare an acceptable succession plan on the event of their exit.
Instead of institutionalizing a management system, they favour employing or appointing only family members who most times do not possess skills to be managers and directors. Most of these business establishments do not have policies and procedures that take care of recruitment, employee conduct, finance and accounting.
Chief Dr Ajulu Uzodike, the founder of Cutix Cables Plc has done something different. Dr Ajulu Uzodike established Cutix Plc with a start-up capital of about N400,000 in 1981, within seven (7) years, he transformed the company from a private limited company to a publicly-owned company, as the company was listed in Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) making it the first South-Eastern Nigeria-based company to be listed on the NSE.
Cutix PLC which is today one of the biggest cable manufacturers in Nigeria has a clear management structure which is divorced from the influences of the members of the immediate and extended family of the founder.
At the age of sixty (60), Dr Ajulu retired as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Company, giving room for another person who has grown through the company’s ranks to manage the company. Since his retirement, the company has had about four (4) independent CEOs who have carried on the Cutix vision and mission.
According to the 2019 company’s annual report, 60.38% of the company’s shares are currently held by the investing public. The remaining 39.62% shares are split between Uzodike Gilbert Obiajulu (10.24%), R.C Onyeje and Company Nigeria Limited (6.29%), Nsoedo Samuel (6.17%), Nigerian Reinsurance Corporation (6.06%), Nzewi Christopher Emengini, (5.74%) and AMI Nigeria Limited (5.12%).
The current CEO of the company is Mrs Ijeoma Agnes Oduonye. She has served in many departments of the company between 1992 to April 2018 before emerging the CEO. She became the CEO after the retirement of Mr Ifeanyi Uzodike on October 31, 2018, who had served as the Chief Executive Officer of the company for ten years.
Apart from the Chief Executive Officer, the company has about seven (7) Executive, Non-Executive and Independent Non-executive Directors who determine the overall strategy of the company and follows up on its implementation, supervises the performance and ensures adequate management of the company.
Members of the Board are appointed by the Governance, Nomination and Compensation (GNC) Committee. The committee identifies, reviews and recommends candidates for potential appointment as Directors. The appointments of those Directors are subject to the approval of the shareholders in line with the statutory requirement.
In the management level, the company has about seven (7) professionals who are heading different departments, which includes; administration department, commercial department, technical department, enterprise assurance department, finance and accounts department, human resources department and the company’s secretary.
Yearly, the company holds Annual General Meeting (AGM) to receive audited accounts of the year from the audit committee and independent auditors; they receive reports of the directors and also consider and review resolutions.
The Chief Uzodike’s Model is a total departure of the sole proprietorship business model of most Igbo businessmen, whose businesses cannot function independently without them.
Most critical information and documentation are only housed in the head of the owner. While this is not entirely advocacy that businessmen should not employ family members in the management of their company to keep their wealth consolidated, but for the purpose of sustenance and longevity, a clear structure, competence, experience, should be given priority.

Listen up, Men! 10 Manipulative Things Vvomen with Dark, Dirty Pasts Say to Men
A vvoman with a dark, filthy past will never tell you the full truth. Instead, she will manipulate, gaslight, and twist reality to keep you in the dark. She knows that if you knew who she really was, you’d never take her seriously. So instead, she feeds you lies to secure her future at your expense.
Here are 10 manipulative things these vvomen say to deceive men:
1. "My past is in the past. I’m a changed vvoman now."
Translation: I’ve done things that would make you vomit if you knew, but I need you to ignore it so I can secure a better future with you.
2. "My ex was abusive/toxic/obsessed with me."
Translation: I was the problem, but I’ll paint myself as the victim so you won’t question why all my past relationships failed.
3. "I’ve only been with a few guys."
Translation: Multiply the number she gives you by 5 (or 10) to get the real body count.
4. "I didn’t cheat, we were already broken up."
Translation: I monkey-branched from one man to another, but I’ll twist the timeline so I don’t look disloyal.
5. "I used to be wild, but that was a phase."
Translation: I had my fun with the men I actually desired, but now I want you to clean up the mess and take me seriously.
6. "I don’t talk to my ex anymore."
Translation: We still talk, and if he ever wanted me back, I’d go.
7. "My body count doesn’t matter, only my love for you does."
Translation: Ignore the fact that I’ve been with countless men - I need you to be my retirement plan now that my options are running out.
8. "I was young and didn’t know what I was doing."
Translation: I knew exactly what I was doing - I just didn’t think I’d have to answer for it later.
9. "You should accept me for who I am, not my past."
Translation: I want a high-value man to ignore my low-value past so I can win without consequences.
10. "Real men don’t judge a vvoman’s past."
Translation: I need you to lower your standards so I can benefit.
Men, if you hear any of these lines, RUN. These are manipulative tactics designed to trap you into accepting damaged goods. A vvoman with a dark, dirty past will never own up to it - she will disguise it, repackage it, and feed you a lie to secure her future.
Stay sharp, don’t be fooled, and always vet properly.

Where have you seen a group of older vv0men gathering and it's been said..."The elders of the land have gathered"
Where?

If you say to a man , " you are a boy", he will punch you in your face.
If you say to a w0man , " you are a girl", she will smile and glorify you.
A vv0man addresses his man as..."He's my Man."
A man would address his vv0man..."She's my babe (baby)."
If you say to a man , "elder", he will praise you.
If you say to a vv0man , " elder", she will hate you.
What is the lesson here?
W0men never mature, They are childish up to old age.
Don't go for MATURITY, go for her young self.
The difference between a 41-Year-old w0man with a PHD and a 19-year-old teenage girl is that a 41 year old vv0man has lost her sex market value while the teen has very high value.
But their pettiness is similar. Vv0men never mature.
Your m0ther has the same pettiness of her teenage. Ask your dad.
This is what differentiates men from w0men and also men from boys.
A boy can be excused for pettiness and blunders but a man cannot afford to be petty and immature.
There must be a clear cut difference and growth in manners and logic for a man today than he was 3 years ago.
That's why we judge men based on their growth and development.
W0men can afford to remain childish and petty f0rever and we shall excuse them and love them but a man MUST grow.
So, don't lose sleep because your w0man is childish. Stop arguing with them...its pointless. That's what all w0men are: Childish and petty.
When they're together, all they talk about is jewelries, latest biscuits, gossiping, dresses, last wedding and ice cream.

In Nigeria the largest number of voters are women
The largest number of inec officials are women
The highest number of inec ad hoc staff are women

They are weak and disorganised and disunited. They can hardly win anything in Nigeria. Politics is not dashed. Fight for it.

SonofElElyonRet:
That is sentimental analysis.. not my turf

Tag the people whose turf it is...

Christian girls between the ages of 13 to 17 are too Minor to be married, but already have Major in Fornication and Gbolasophy.

She is a Prostitute. End of discussion.

Next topic, please.

Nlfpmod

[quote author=TouchNfollow post=134260531]https://x.com/raees_abacha/status/1893306168572867070?t=sn33gDciw_dKcuEfu4nljA&s=08[/quote

Former military president, retired General Ibrahim Babangida, yesterday said his former Chief of Army Staff, then Lt-Gen. Sani Abacha, saved him when some young officers staged a bloody coup that nearly toppled his government.
Babangida who was answering questions from newsmen in Minna at a news conference to mark his 74th birthday, said at the heat of the coup which was announced by Major Gideon Gwaza Orkar on April 22, 1990, he got in touch with Sani Abacha who came to him for talks on the developments after which they rallied round loyal troops to rout the dissidents. “I can remember fairly well that I had some loyal officers who were supposed to be protectors and bodyguards attached to me. Initially, they said I should move and I told them no, I was not leaving Dodan Barracks. But they remained hard up and very tensed, but very resilient. Later, I carried my family outside Dodan Barracks and joined my guards in battle. So we went out of Dodan Barracks to a safe house where we got in contact with loyal troops. May God bless General Sani Abacha. Sani Abacha was then the Chief of Army Staff. We got in touch with him and told him what was happening and he came down. We talked on what we should do. We rallied round loyal troops and I left my safe house and joined Abacha in his house and that was what happened.”
Babangida praised on-going efforts by President Muhammadu Buhari on the many challenges facing the country, saying the president was on course.
The former military president also commended the current leadership for identifying the nation’s challenges and tackling them head-on. “I must commend the current leadership for identifying even before during and after the elections, some of the problems that are facing this country. Number one, it has to do with peace and security. The president has to identify the security of lives and property, the security of the state and this environment called Nigeria. That has been identified. And the second one of course is the way we live, the way we work and behave-corruption. The third has to do with economic development. All these have been identified and I think we should support the presidency towards enhancing security and especially, you the media, in wiping out corruption”, he said.
Babangida expressed optimism that the Buhari-led administration has the capacity to put the country on the path of development and growth. “So far I am confident that they are doing well, they have identified the problems and they look resolute in confronting these problems head-on. I’m confident they will succeed,” he noted. Babangida specifically praised the renewed war against terrorism despite its unconventional nature. “Yes the insurgents have to be fought. The renewed effort and fight the federal government is doing is very commendable. I think there is a general misunderstanding in the whole concept of insurgency. We are not fighting a regularly army where you can confront by use of force and weapons to overwhelm the enemy. No, you have got a small trained army the tactics of which was to inflict maximum casualty on “the so called enemy”. Inflict maximum casualty on him when and where he least expects it. They are not fighting a conventional war. That makes it exceptionally difficult. They blow our bridges, they blow up our barracks. So this is an unconventional war. We know that and the soldiers are trained for it as they deem necessary. I think the public should be educated about this unconventional warfare,” he said as he called for more of the training of military. “We did say in those days that no matter the kind of sophisticated weapons you have, it is not the weapon but the man behind the weapon. I do appreciate what they are trying to do but the military is trying its best. They acquired a lot of experience during and after the Second World War. They have excelled in other operations and other engagements within and outside the country. The level of training of the man behind the weapon matters,” he added.
On the federal government’s plan to dialogue with Boko Haram, the former military president said: “I think the president got it right. He said yes he would talk to people who are credible, who have been identified as genuine and authentic leaders of the terrorists. That the government would be ready to talk to them but so far apart from one or two variables we have not heard any other real leader. So I do not think the government will be ready to talk to people who are not worth talking to as far as these issues are concerned. So the government is right to be careful to identify and talk if there is anything to talk about.”
IBB also said the strategy adopted by the federal government in tackling corruption and recovering stolen funds from officials of the immediate past government was a step in the right direction. “When you talk of strategy, my boss former President Olusegun Obasanjo made a lot of recoveries during his time and his strategies are similar to those of the current government. So we should support what the president is trying to do to achieve the same objective. “If it is pursued vigorously, the government will be able to stamp out corruption and to bring to book those who are found culpable in stealing our wealth.

Softmirror:
Of course!

Why could that have been?

Softmirror:
It is interesting how IBB didn't write about the counter coup which he also participated fully. One which purpose was to kill Igbo officers, of which they actually did kill them simply because of the obvious perception that the coup, one which needs no arguing was an Igbo coup. Else why were the running after Igbo officers to kill them? Was it simply because Igbo officers wives and Igbos in the North were making a mockery of Tafawa Balewa, Sardauna and others who were not Igbos?! Why the mockery by Igbos?! It was because even Igbos themselves saw it as 'OUR COUP' an Igbo coup and so they were jubilating the intial success of the coup, an Igbo coup.

IF THINGS DIDN'T GO WRONG ACCORDING TO PLAN, AND THE IGBO 95% DOMINATED COUP PLOTTERS CONTINUED SUCCESSFUL, RUNNING OBVIOUSLY AN IGBO GOVERNMENT. EVERY IGBO WILL BE PROUD TODAY LIKE THEY WERE PRIDEFUL WHEN MAKING MOCKERY OF OTHERS AND NOT SEEK TO DENY 'THEIR OWN COUP' AN IGBO COUP WHICH WAS THEIR PRIDE BEFORE THE COUNTER COUP THAT HUMBLED AS WELL AS HUMILATED THEM. AND EVER SINCE, AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY THE IGBO MAN TRIES TO FREE HIMSELF OF THIS HUMILIATION. THAT IS WHAT IBB'S BOOK MEANS TO THEM, DESPITE CONTRADICTORY IN HIS OWN ACCOUNT, IN HIS BOOK.

It is also interesting to note how Nzeogwu a 'Hausa' had mainly Igbos has his fellow coup plotters. Why not Hausa, Fulani which IBB claims he, Nzeogwu is 'HAUSA' and not Igbo.

This List implies that no Northern military officer was part of the Coup plotters.

Even Canada has rigged this election against Nigerians. Nigerians should rightly top this list. We won this election. Canada's INEC, please give us our first position.

Japarians, over to you guys. What do you have to say?

Nigerians, always causing future problems for other Nigerians.

masterfactor:
1966 coup still remains an Igbo coup. History cannot be changed

How?

Nlfpmod

Na so Igala men dey always behave.

Guys, this is the easiest way to know the kind of lady you are chatting with.

Ask her out on a date, or for a segx meet-up.

If she does not respond, ask 2 more times. If she still does not respond, ask her for her bank account number, if she sends it, delete it and block her. To her, you are nothing more than her Useful Idiot.