₦airaland Forum

PETERiCHY:
We will be back WHEN you guys are through with your POLITICALLY and RELIGIOUS ARGUMENTS....


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!!!!

They (we) are done now. Pls come back.

Agbalowomeri:
Some people rush enter FIRSTHOLDCO this morning only to possibly see -20% at the end of the day

How do you know? When I saw that FIRSTHOLDCO is at ATH price, I rushed to the market this morning to an place order. It was snapped instantly. I sold at N95.95. Cool!

Any time we talk about this government, some people here will ask: what benefit has this government brought to the common man?

Listen to this – from a common man himself.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/14hJRBY3KUh/

Any advice on OANDO?

Please don't say buy-the-dip – no funds left for that. Better stocks are calling.

At ~22% loss, should I sell, take the loss, and redeploy? Or hold?

Any catalyst coming?

@ Prophet Utaka, any prophesy for the stock?

I asked similar questions when I was at a cross road on Aradel, thanks to all the advisers who asked me to hold and I am happy holding. Thanks.

ositadima1:
Would any country accept being attacked at will?

The same countries that possess nuclear weapons attacked Iran when Iran did not even have them.

Would Nigeria accept the same treatment from Ghana? Be honest with yourself.

There are established conventions that you must belong to and be accountable to if you want to run a nuclear programme. Simple. The consistent world stance is that you must submit yourself to such a body or organisation, and they must approve if you want to proceed.

To me, it makes some sense for such a delicate programme. Remember the Chernobyl nuclear power explosion in Russia – the atmosphere had traces of radioactive poisoning as far as Italy.

yMcy56:
AIRTEL has again lifted ASI with +10%......
Price now @5801.40.....

Is it available now?

I have been trying to buy it for many months now.

aswani:
Haba Pétérù the Saint, did Makinde or President Tinubu tell you they haven't spoken.

Obidients, una see una oga don start him cho cho cho again, afta una go tok say na private citizen, make pipo leave am alone.

Edit: Makinde told Peter Obi that President Tinubu hasn't called him. Why it is Peter Obí to tell the nation this, I am not sure. Peter amẹbọ olofofo, bikonu mechionu.

When this happened in Plateau, the governor said he called the president. Is there a monopoly on who gets to call? The real question is: why hasn't Makinde called the president – even just to thank him for the NSA, Chief of Staff, and other federal dignitaries who visited? Something doesn't add up.

mikeapollo:
Sometimes, it is better to keep quiet if one does not have superior arguments and facts: There are surely appointments given to other ethnic groups and tribes, but it is a fact that Tinubu's key appointments and positions are lopsided towards Yoruba people, and this has even been criticized by some Yoruba elders and Statemen

1. Chief of Staff – Femi Gbajabiamila
2. Minister of Petroleum Resources – Bola Ahmed Tinubu
3. Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy – Wale Edun
4. Minister of Interior – Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo
5. Minister of Power – Adebayo Adelabu
6. Minister of Solid Minerals – Dele Alake
7. Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy – Bosun Tijani
8. Minister of Marine and Blue Economy – Adegboyega Oyetola
9. Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment – Jumoke Oduwole
10. Minister of State, Environment – Moruf Olalekan Adebayo
11. Minister for Youth Development – Ayodele Olawande
12. Minister of State, Health – Salako Isiaq Adekunle Adeboye
13. Chief Justice of Nigeria – Kudirat Motonmori Olatokunbo Kekere-Ekun
14. Chief of Army Staff – Olufemi Olalotunbosun Oluyede
15. Inspector General of Police – Kayode Egbetokun
16. DG, Department of State Services – Adeleai Oluwatosin Ajayi
17. Commander, Brigade of Guards – Adebis Oluasola Olasanya
18. Chief of Defence Space Administration – Larre Ibrahim Oluwatoyin
19. Commandant, National Defence College – Olumuyiwa Morakinyo Olotu
20. CG, Nigeria Customs Service – Bashir Adewale Adeniyi
21. CG, Federal Fire Service – Abdulganiyu Olayi Jaji
22. Accountant-General of the Federation – Shamsudeen Babatunde
23. Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria – Olayemi Michael Cardoso
24. Chairman, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission – Ola Olukoyede
25. Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service – Zaccheaus Adedeji Adedeji
26. CCE, Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission – Gbenga Komolafe
27. DG/CEO, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency – Dayo Mobereola
28. MD/CEO, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria – Gbenga Alade
29. DG, National Pension Commission – Mojisola Yahaya
30. DG, Bureau of Public Procurement – Adebayo Adewusi
31. MD/CEO, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria – Olubunmi Oluwaseun Kuku
32. DG, Bureau of Public Enterprises – Ayodeji Ariyo Gbeleyi
33. MD/CEO, Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority – Olufemi Ogunyemi
34. Commissioner/CEO, National Insurance Commission – Olusegun Aya Omosehin
35. DG/CEO, National Identity Management Commission – Abisoye Coker-Odusote
36. DG/CEO, National Space Research and Development Agency – Matthew Adepoju
37. DG/CEO, National Centre for Technology Management – Olushola Odusanya
38. DG/CEO, National Automotive Design and Development Council – Oluseunmi Joseph Osanipin
39. Chairman, Nigerian Ports Authority Board – Adedayo Clement Adeyeye
40. MD, Federal Housing Authority – Oladimeji Oyetunde Ojo
41. ES, National Lottery Trust Fund – Tosin Adeyanju
42. DG/CEO, National Lottery Regulatory Commission – Lanre Gbajabiamila
43. CEO, Nigerian Postal Service – Omotola Odeyemi
44. CEO, Nigeria Data Protection Commission – Vincent Olatunji
45. MD/CEO, Galaxy Backbone Limited – Ibrahim Adejuyi Adeyanju
46. DG/CEO, National Biosafety Management Agency – Agnes Yemisi Asagbra
47. DG, National Agency for the Control of AIDS – Temipole Ilori
48. DG, National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control – Mojirola Christianah Adeyeye
49. CEO, National Primary Health Care Development Agency – Muji Aina
50. DG, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control – Jide Idris
51. Statistician-General, National Bureau of Statistics – Adeyemi Adeniran
52. DG, National Sugar Development Council – Aliyu Yakubu
53. DG/CEO, Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria – Lekam Badadjo
54. VC/CEO, Federal Competition & Consumer Protection Commission – Adetokunbo Aloba
55. National Coordinator, National Social Safety-Net Coordinating Office – Funmi Olotu
56. DG, National Sports Commission – Bukola Olawale Olopade
57. DG, Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation – Folorunsho Coker
58. DG/CEO, National Orientation Agency – Lanre Issa-Onilu
59. Registrar Surveyors Council of Nigeria – Olakunle Olugbemiro
60. President/CEO Digital Bridge Institute – Opeyemi Dele-Ajayi
61. DG/CEO Industrial Training Fund – Oluwatoyin Afiz Ogun
62. DG/CEO Nigerian Institute of Medical Research – John Oladapo Obafunwa
63. DG/CEO National Institute for Hospitality Tourism – Abisoye Fagade
64. National Power Training Institute of Nigeria – Ahmed Bolaji Nagode
65. DG National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies – Ayo Omotayo
66. Administrator/CEO Public Service Institute of Nigeria – Abdul-Ganiyu Obatoyinbo
67. Registrar Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board – Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede
68. Registrar/CEO Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria – Josiah Ajiboye
69. MD/CEO Nigerian Education Loan Fund – Akintunde Sawyer
70. DG/CEO Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria – Patrick Olusami Adebola
71. MD/CEO Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation – Folashade Joseph
72. Mr. Ayo Sotinrin – MD, Bank of Agriculture
73. Sowade Oluwakayode – Executive Director, Ogun-Osun River Basin
74. Engr. Michael Oluwagbemi – Programme Director, Presidential CNG Initiative
75. Brigadier General Olakunle Oluseye – DG, NYSC
76. Dr. Adesegun Akin-Olugbade – Chairman, Nigeria Independent System Operator (NISO)
77. Mr. Idris Olurinnimbe – Chairman, UBEC
78. Prof. Balaji Akinyemi – Chairman, Nigerian Institute for International Affairs
79. Olusegun Omosehin & Engr. Wole Ogunsanya – Board Members, NCDMB
80. Senator Surajdeen Bashorun Ajibola – Chairman, National Sugar Development Council
81. Senator Tokunbo Afikuyomi – Chairman, NOTAP
82. Aide-de-Camp (ADC) – Colonel Nurudeen Alowonle Yusuf
83. Special Adviser on Information and Strategy – Bayo Onanuga
84. Special Adviser on Media – Sunday Dare
85. Senior Special Assistant (Media) – Tunde Rahman
86. Senior Special Assistant on Digital and New Media – O’Tega Ogra
87. Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (House of Representatives) – Olarewaju Kunle Ibrahim
88. Senior Special Assistant to the President on Linguistics and Foreign Matters.
89. Director General Protocol.
90. Special Assistant Domestic.
91. Private Secretary

When I decided to give up on politicians and their supporters was during a campaign in one of the US elections. The sitting president said he had reduced unemployment to 6% through his policies. The opposition, on the other hand, said 15,000,000 Americans do not have a job and that the government has failed.

What I saw was that each was using what suited them – 6 as a number is very small; 15,000,000 as a number is huge. Only for me to discover that 6% of the population is actually 15,000,000 people. So both were telling the truth — they just chose the number that made their side look better.

If you don't get it, forget about it.

Streetinvestor2:
But Tinubu has done nothing besides killing the country economy and unimaginable insecurity. So as it stands now he is not an option or you want Nigerians to be dropping dead in thr houses because u think you are making chicken change on ngx
If Bill of 10m hit you now as per hospital or ransom. You family go dey social media dey beg

A leopard cannot change its spots, no matter the quality or quantity of detergent you use. It is quite a poor style – low‑level thinking coupled with intellectual laziness – to resort to insulting people and attacking them personally when they hold a divergent opinion from yours.

I laugh in French. You know nothing about me. I don't reference you or anyone – I present facts. If you can't present your facts without attacking people personally, then you should learn to waka pass. Biko.

In democracy or other competitions, you don't even need to be the best. You just need to have more people who agree with you on something – and that's it. If you can't take it, you have no business in any competition or discussing competitions. If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen.

politicoNG:

“Other ladies should not aspire to be First Lady like her; they should just start selling akara” — Arise TV anchor Rufai Oseni reacts to Remi Tinubu’s comment pic.twitter.com/VsI2vCKjBm

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) June 26, 2026

What a lame talk. Let's even assume it is true – we can only have one First Lady, but we have over 100 million women and 200 million people who can eat akara.

I think journalists and everyone else should learn that to remain wise, it is not everything you comment on.

"Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues." – Proverbs 17:28 (NIV)

Valthegreat:
So the best form of governance is removing everything holding the livelihood of the masses together at the same time and pushing them into abject poverty without any form of provision to cushion the effects? instead more and more taxes are being rolled out by the day to collect more from the masses while huge borrowing that can't be accounted for is ongoing every quarter?
If you have removed petroleum subsidy, electricity subsidy and FOREX subsidy all at once why still borrowing our future out to put the country into perpetual debt? Where are the funds freed from the removal of the subsidies if we must still borrow to fund the budget?
Is it not people that are alive that can witness the eldorado of the future I don't know when APC is promising us.
Please tell me the economic importance of connecting Lagos to Calabar or Lagos to Sokoto by new roads, have Nigerians not been traveling to Sokoto and Calabar from Lagos before?
If not for the want of white elephant projects to loot funds in this century is it more economical to connect such long distances by new roads or rather safe water way travel to Calabar via the atlantic and and safe rail travel to Sokoto by speed train?
While you are here projecting a failed government for second term hundreds of thousand of Nigerians are being held hostage everyday and as such terrorism is being funded via massive ransom payments while the government looks the other way.
My prayer is that whoever that is supporting this evil of a government that is watching while Nigeria is being overran by terrorist will enjoy the dividend of what he supports directly by encountering these terrorists one on one, just say amen!

Oga, the simple thing we are asking is this: we have seen what Tinubu has done and has not done so far. Now, we are asking anyone who wants to come in to replace him to tell us what they will do differently in the next four years, and how. That way, we can choose between them and Tinubu. Otherwise, they should wait till 2031 – we don't want to enter one chance again.

megawealth01:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Co9crcaX7/

Video evidence here. She didn't even mention investing in Nigeria Stock Exchange ooooo

Reforms nko?

More evidence:
https://www.facebook.com/reel/5403639256528080

mikeapollo:
My brother: why not talk about the increase in the incidence and rate of poverty and hunger in Nigeria between May 2023 and now?
About insecurity: the FUNDAMENTAL DUTY of any govt. is to ensure the SECURITY and WELLBEING OF LIVES AND PROPERTY! The president has AFILED WOEFULLY in that regard?

What else you want to say?

Sir, don't miss the main point, the main point is this: anyone contesting against Tinubu must tell us what they'll do differently and how. That's the standard. Nigerians have tolerated too much BS from politicians, including Tinubu – it's time to demand answers.

We don't want a repeat of the 2015 saga. APC didn't do that in 2015 – they took power, and everything went south. We don't want to be fooled again. Obi, Atiku, and whoever the PDP candidate is need to tell us what they will do differently and how.

toyeoye:
🚨 Market Open: ARADEL opens at ₦1,418, locked at limit-down (-9.97%) for a second straight session.

Yesterday's heavy selling carries into today's open. Will buyers finally step in? 📉

Please, I kindly seek your advice – should I sell my Aradel shares? Honestly, I am at a loss as to what to do.

My average price is below ₦800, and my P&L is over 147%.

Your guidance would be greatly appreciated.

megawealth01:
Be calming down. How has all these things you quoted helped the masses? Be honest to your CONSCIENCE

I am an ordinary Nigerian, one of the masses o. It helped me a little – specific things I don't want to mention.

I may not like the president, but I love the country. We are not there yet, but things are looking up, and the usual hopelessness is slowly reducing.

Valthegreat:
Please tell us what did Tinubu explain in 2023 as how he will solve the power problem and also the economic problems before you voted him, even now that you want to vote him again, how did he say he will solve any of the problems?

There is a difference between 2023 and 2027. The truth is that Tinubu has raised the bar, and we are now talking about his second term. We have seen what he did and is doing in his first term, and honestly, we like quite a lot of it:

- Subsidy removal
- Liberalisation of forex
- Tax reform
- Capital market rebound (investor confidence)
- Nigeria rated B+ – two steps higher than 2023
- Seven banks rated B+ – two steps higher than 2023
- Companies making huge profits after paying staff well
- Airline issues resolution
- Oil and gas sector reforms (Shell's new $20 billion investment)
- NELFUND
- LG Autonomy
- Lagos–Sokoto Highway
- Lagos–Calabar Highway
- MMIA reconstruction
- Regional commissions in all geopolitical zones
- Electricity devolution and decentralisation bill
- MREIF 20‑year mortgage scheme with single‑digit interest
- Power: estimated billing removal (more stable power in progress)
- State Police

Anyone who wants to ask him not to continue must be ready to tell us what they will do differently from what Tinubu is doing (and will hopefully continue). For example: Are you bringing subsidy back? Are you cancelling NELFUND or stopping the two highways? If you can't tell us, then don't come out.

I am sure we will see a landslide even greater than the Ekiti elections in the 2027 presidential election.

Vision101:
Hahaha 🤣😂 Obi proposed it but Tinubu copied it. That's why Obi doesn't want to give us details of his plans anymore..... hahaha 🤣😂

You are delusional. State police has been in discussion ever before Obi dreamt of running for president.

https://www.thecable.ng/announcing-the-arrival-of-state-police/

After nearly 70 years of agitation, Nigeria finally looks set to establish state police. That is, every state will have its own police force. On Thursday, House of Assembly speakers in the 36 states of the federation announced their support for the proposal. That means we should expect state legislators to endorse an amendment when it gets to them. First, two-thirds of National Assembly members must pass it. Only 24 of the 36 states are required to endorse it by a simple majority of the Houses of Assembly. It will finally require presidential assent for it to take effect. President Bola Tinubu has been campaigning for state police for decades, so I guess he will sign off as soon as it gets to his desk.

megawealth01:
For the newbies here... Just know that you can't separate politics from the economy...

I'm a researcher in political economy

Sir, we appeal that you should please limit the political economics post here to the bearest minimum because when we come here, we want to read/write about companies in the Nigeria Stock Exchange. If you open a new thread on Political Economy, many of us will gladly follow you there. Bikko,

deathwing:
There no 'millions' of other people. There are only 1.3m max. The stats are public, that's why I say it's not an achievement metric. Literally less than 1.5m people are in the entire Nigerian stock market.

Hypocrites. When it goes south, they blame it on all manner of government policies. Now that it goes up, they say it has nothing to do with government policies. Na wah.

megawealth01:
Don't take loans to buy any shares

Those who took loans to buy shares will learn new things las las

They won't really change. They've already learned, and that's why they have the liver to borrow in the first place. It takes a certain skillset, temperament, and guts to do that – and they'll keep doing it.

It's only those who lack such traits that pity them.

Chachalogo:
How is Tinubu able to sleep every night?

It is so annoying how we quickly drag Tinubu into every issue. That is politicising things, and it is disrespectful to those who have lost their lives.

The police in the area, the army, etc., are supposed to quickly swing into action.

I imagine that if this type of thing happens abroad, you will see many police vehicles and officers, fire officers, and ambulances. The whole area would be cordoned off and declared a crime scene and sweep the whole place until they catch those who perpetrate this – without any reference to the mayor, councillor, or governor, let alone the president.

Let us all wake up and fix Nigeria from our duty posts.

ojeysky:
The way i see it is that DS is coming out of the dip and i expect that this RI will be successful hence they will have funds to hopefully clear their reds and expand, i committed patient funds to it though. However, if you decide not to take up yours there is no need to waste it, transfer it to someone else that wants it.

Sorry please, How do I transfer it?

They might have benchmarked to get the valuation of $39B for the 1.4 mln capacity given that the Marathon is 2.9 mln capacity and it is an existing business valued at $78.

A little perspective on Dangote Refinery. What do you think?

STNWAUME:
So it's today you know OandO is a dubious coy

Like it or hate it, it may not be their fault. Once regulatory approval enters the picture, it is beyond their control. They are now in a joint venture with the government and other partners following their takeover of NAOC assets.

This is also to shareholders' advantage, as cowboy tendencies will diminish with serious-minded partners now in the mix. You can be sure that NNPCL and the other partners will do their own due diligence before endorsing any questionable moves.

faoogoke:
Bro on top the yahoo yahoo they do, dividend is icing on the cake. We are talking of Billions of Naira. The extreme greed in them wont let that money go but in this case but for CBN.
Who no like money?

True talk.
The last time I heard someone had 2.3 billion shares. Imagine 1.20k or N2 dividend.

Image123:
The Senate still has to pass the bill, and at least 24 of the 36 State Houses of Assembly must also approve it.

After that, states will need to demonstrate that they meet the requirements for implementation.

Then comes the real test: states must establish, operate, learn from inevitable challenges, and improve their systems.

Only after all these steps can we truly say that State Police is fully operational in Nigeria.

https://x.com/i/status/2065157750263575005

Still on still, Jagaban pulled this off. It's not easy.

I am happy whenever I see people talk intelligently, strategically, and practically. Well done.

You understand what growth and development entail.

Unlike some rabble-rousing journalists, activists, and even politicians who simply say, "Implement state police" – as if it will happen overnight!

SonofElElyonRet:
The Group Chairman of Access Holdings Plc, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, said the bank’s ambition is to become Nigeria’s equivalent of Standard Bank of South Africa, declaring that the group has concluded its aggressive expansion phase and is now pushing fully towards value creation and returns to shareholders.

Aig-Imoukhuede made the disclosure during a media chat with financial journalists after the bank’s 4th annual general meeting (AGM) in Lagos on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.

Responding to questions about the group’s share price gap relative to peers and its long-term strategic direction, Aig-Imoukhuede declared that now is the time of extracting value returns to shareholders, pointing to the bank’s N1.007 trillion profit and N51.56 trillion balance sheet as evidence of a strategy built on sustainable value creation.

“Our ambition was not for you to see our performance in the lens of Access is a great bank and compare us to GTCO or Zenith. Our ambition was for you to see us as Access is a great bank, compare us to Standard Bank of Africa.”

Visit www.nairametrics.com to read more.

Amen!
Thanks for sharing.

Agbalowomeri:
Mark down is on the qualification date not on the payment date

Thank you Sir.
The mark down is not on the payment day.

I mean to say the ex-dividend date - the next day after qualification date. For C & I Leasing, the qualification date is 1st June, ex-dividend/marked down date on 2nd June and payment date 15th June.

essentialone:
If C I Leasing Plc does not publish a public Apology or Explanation, as to why the price of their shares was not Marked down for dividend after their 1st June, 2026 Qualification Date, I will have no other option, than to take legal steps on it. Such corporate anomaly should not be swept under the carpet.

Do you mean the payment date? The mark down is on the payment ex-dividend day (the next day after qualification day) and not on the qualification day.

FYI

C&I Leasing declared a final dividend of 20 kobo per share for the 2025 financial year, payable on 15 June 2026. The ex‑dividend (qualification) date was 2 June 2026, and shareholders whose names appeared on the register at the close of business on 1 June 2026 are entitled to the payment

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