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Morgan is not responding for new account opening mail.
Kindly recommend another broker with better customer service, fair charges and something similar to itrade.

ghettochild post
Much thanks

I have enough bonus Data. someone should help signal me the site or app where i can stream this world cup matches for free

ositadima1:
A man locked ₦194 million in PiggyVest to earn ₦100,000 daily. Is this clever or dumb?

It's Dumb! putting such an amount in a fintech run by ladies. It's safer to invet in Government Sukuk, bonds or Tbills where risk of default is low. I stop patronising the app after my accrued usd investment interest remain unwidrawable.

koma1:
Please how do i check my cscs number on morgan capital itrade

click the top left corner, then click 'my report. your account number is your cscs no.

ffect a withdrawal of funds from Morgan. Pls can someone pls put me through.[/quote]V

Contact ifeoluwai@morgancapitalgroup.com

UBA made profits but refused to share the dividend with us as nticipated.

mank1234:
Very wise and analytical.

Unfortunately, most Nigerians think the country is rich when in actual sense it is not. The worst are the politicians.

If Nigeria is not rich, the extent at which politicians are looting the treasury would have make it crash economically. Or maybe, it's the share of the poor and civil servants that they are lavishing.

UBA is having a solid support at 44. Likely TOE and other money bags are mopping the gem. The bid strength say we may see v-shaped recovery by friday thanks to its fundamentals.

At 55.00, UBA has attained its ath and even a subtle catalyst can lead to breakout. Any addition over the anticipated 475 kobo final dividend can also lead to breakout.

TimeMachine2:
Governor is Fulani, Deputy governor that resigned is Fulani and this new Deputy governor is also a Fulani man, Speaker is a Fulani man, all commissioners are Fulanis in a state where Fulanis are less than 10%....abeg, how una dey am?

About 60% of Kano indigent polpulation are fulani by tribe. However, fulani language is almost obselete, everyone speak Hausa.

Imert:
HAHAHAHA

Road to failure 2027.

President Buhari ordered the soldiers to extra judicially execute any thug involved with snathcing ballot box. Garo deliberately teared the election result of entire local govenment denying this same governor been elected in 2019.
The politicians are only using the poor as a tool for their fake rivalry.

nosa2:
Join n visiongxforum.com

You have raised a RED FLAG for your ngxforum-it could be a bait for collecting members sensitive data. Your recent destructive criticism for someone attaining his investments vision says you lack integrity-and should not be trusted.
Living below your means, consistent saving and investing are simple principles that is turning many paupers into wealthy everywhere in the world. Just start early and know the real meaning of compounding.

Mankind2024:
When Savings and Investment Are Not Optional, but a Priority
Growing up with Iya Ijebu, my late maternal grandmother, shaped my mindset about money. I ended up living with her because my father was a polygamist — three wives, many children. Resources were stretched, and everyone had to learn early.
I remember that at age six, I already had a kolo (a clay piggy bank). She would give me coins to put inside it. More importantly, she taught me discipline — I had to keep it in a secret place where only I knew. I enjoyed filling my kolo with the Nigerian coins of those days. Apologies to the generation of Nigerians who never had the privilege of spending coins.
Fast forward. After high school, while waiting for my SSCE results, I worked at a construction site known locally as Birisoke (a Yoruba term). You earned your money in cash at the end of each day. That experience taught me the dignity of labour and the value of money earned through sweat.
By God's grace, I passed my SSCE with five credits and four distinctions. University admission, however, did not come easily. The era of late Abacha was marked by endless strikes. Looking back, those years felt even tougher than the present economic situation in Nigeria.
Eventually, I gained admission into my favourite varsity — Aqua Marine. The Akokites will understand the reference.
After graduating with a Second Class Upper, NYSC posted me to Abuja. At the end of my service year, I travelled across Nigeria searching for a job that never seemed to exist. But giving up was never an option.
Eventually, I was privileged to secure employment with the Federal Government. I was deployed to a toxic ministry where I quickly realised that your degree does not automatically place you above a director or manager with an ordinary level certificate or even an Arabic certificate, who has spent 10–20 years in service. You are answerable to them. The system is structured around “first come, first rise.”
After three years, I knew that environment was not for me.
Then opportunity came. A retiring merchant was selling his business in a prime location in Abuja — high human and vehicular traffic (don’t ask me the location). I took a bold step. I bid for the business and financed it using a personal loan, proceeds from disposed equities, and an aggressive investment fund I had been consistently building.
By the grace of God, the business returned my purchase price twofold in the first 12 months.
The rest, as they say, is history.
When life was tough, I blamed everyone — the government, Goodluck Jonathan, and even the so-called village people. Today, I see things differently. Government is not the primary reason many people struggle. Even the “village people” have their own trailer loads of problems.
The real issue is mindset.
Learn from many Igbo traders in Abuja. Some never worked for government, some never attended formal universities, many speak mostly pidgin English, yet communicate effectively in Hausa. They are extremely successful in their chosen entrepreneurship.
Meanwhile, many graduates with multiple degrees and polished grammar are still waiting for government rescue.
From my observation, there may never be collective prosperity in Nigeria. Individuals must free themselves from the oppressive system through personal initiative.
I refused to japa because I am my own boss. I believe my colleagues who relocated abroad cannot look down on me in any endeavour of life.
If I have just one request from the Nigerian government, it would be this: fix electricity. I want to venture into a 20-ton agro-processing factory capable of turning ₦2 billion into ₦8 billion within five years. The only limiting factor is stable electricity. Diesel or solar significantly erodes both seed capital and projected profits, based on my feasibility studies.
Finally, savings and investment are not optional — they are priorities.
We should enjoy life, but also plan for the years ahead.
With God, we will surely reach our goals.
NGX mission: ₦1B achieved.
NYSE mission: $1M — on course.

This one is strenthening the thread by narrating his journey to billionaire status thanks to wise use of time and practical application of personal finance principles.
Unfortunately, the naysayers here will throw stones at you, hope your emotional intelligence is strong. @ahiboilandgas and @bovali used to sent an inspiring message here until the naysayers kicked them out of the threads.

Sukuk 2033 rentals arrived duely.
10% alloted for lavish as usual.

Its embarrasing to use soldiers against opposition parties while such security is needed in jos

Xidget:
They put everyone in DCS. You will receive it in your bank account when it settles

I sold stocks yestetrday and today and the settlements was smooth as usual

Kindly refrain from derailing the thread

Rmichael23:
You are not alone on this, I also requested a withdrawal on Friday, they also acknowledged but I have not been paid up till now.

Re-open and scroll down the acknowledged mail, they mostly ask for bank details.
Morga capital need to reconsider and reinforced their accounting staff as those on ground seem to always be overwhelmed.

Payunsin:
I don’t understand Morgan capital, I was meant to be paid yesterday n was even got a mail confirmation from them but did not receive any money .
If you are to collect your money before the due date they will charge 1% fee, I will demand same on Monday.
But seriously hope all is well cos this is a red flag.

Same with me. I sent the widrawal request after 12pm. It's not a red flag-they seldom honour transactions after 12pm.

Davigle:
Ibrahim Lagosian?

None

i also held to a losing position for long-Futures account blown!

iichidodo:
Let's do some load shredding, shall we?..

This is inspiring. kEEP SCALING!

UBA is responding big

There used to be a parson with monica 'Allfather' in this thread. He was very active around 2018. Hope he is in good condition now.

orriyomi33:
Mine just landed 😊

I recieved NGX dividend today even without applying for it. Kudos to Datamax! Sterling bank registrars also made such gesture. The notorious one is Veritas, where i followed the due process along with MCSL to claimed my Zenith bank dividend in 2020, they did not paid me till date.

V-shaped recovery spotted in most of the stocks that were dumped yesterday. 2020 taught me not to sell a fundamentally sound stock during panic-it's an asset.

Dangcem @ full offer

It's national holiday for Maulud

henrolevra:
A newbie like me is confused on which stock to buy.

Morgan Capital recommend entry into Aradel @500 and exit at 750.