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Why are you guys so determined to prevent Nigeria or any indigenous company from refining our crude locally? Who are you fighting for? The interest of the Nigerian masses or the interest of the corrupt cabal that don't want our refineries to function? You said document showed diesel produced from dangote refinery has a 1200ppm. Even that value is still lower than the one obtained from imported diesel that your reported are 1800ppm and 2000ppm respectively. So what are you saying? Why doesn't the black race want to liberate itself economically? Are we that bad and evil to the extent that we demonize things that's suppose to be for our development, advancement and progress? Do you know what this dangote refinery will mean for our energy future and advancement if it's supported and allowed to function? Who has bewitched the black race to the extent that we're continually fighting to remain under the chain of the white man and their exploitation? Abeg, let's remove our negativity from dangote refinery and allow him to function. That refinery is the beginning of Nigeria's industrial open door. Let the masses lend their support to dangote in this period because if that refinery can function successfully, Nigeria will witness great investments in other critical sectors that will shock our oppressors. Let's not be the enemy of ourselves. Dangote has done what our government couldn't do for years. Let's support him instead of tearing him down. Mtn once had monopoly in the Telco sector but today that monopoly isn't there because others invested in the sector. Dangote has opened the door of our energy sectors to other investors by doing the impossible, let's support him |
Government in African countries are the most useless in the world. They do everything to work against their people, their countries and the future of their people. All for what? Money? Sad! Farmers should avoid getting the seeds they plant from all these research institutes in the country. They're all serving the purpose of their western masters. As a farmer always save seed every season for the next season so you'll never depend on anyone from for ur seeds. |
dapotemi:Mumus like the one above are part of the reasons why it will take special divine intervention for Nigeria to work. They're always equating the value of goods, services, institutions etc of countries with best standards with those with no standards. The sad thing is that they always do it without considering the minimum standard of living in those countries they're comparing with and the level of opportunities there. It's very sad! |
stillseth:Oga being safety conscious has nothing to do with trust. The friend should have known better that he's not supposed to open anyone's drink in the person's absence. Don't use trust to put yourself at risk because in today's world the only person you know quite well is yourself. Your safety should always come first in whatever you do, unless you don't value yourself that much |
Dyfynezz12:Oga, as a mature human being that you are you're supposed to know that it's unethical to open anyone's drink in the person's absence, unless the person is your blood(close family member). All those whose drink were poisoned had trust for the people that poisoned them but they're now in their grave. Never trust anyone to the extent that you'll make yourself extremely vulnerable and put your life at risk. |
nairaman66:They're really stupid. They use differences in exchange rates to compare prices instead of differences in minimum wage. When you consider their minimum wage over there you'll realize that we're paying through our noses for goods and services down here in Nigeria. Anyone that uses differences in exchange rates to compare prices between the country they're in and Nigeria is an idiot and my wish for such person is deportation so he/she will come and enjoy the cheap prices of items in Nigeria |
helinues:Oga things are not more expensive abroad. When you compare what they're paying over there with their minimum wage you'll discover that such items or services are extremely cheap. What's our minimum wage in Nigeria? Things are much more expensive in Nigeria than many other countries when you compare the price of such items in relation to their minimum wage. I wonder why some idiots that have been lucky to japa from Nigeria will go there and start comparing prices of things there with Nigeria based on exchange rate differences. They need to compare price with minimum wage to know the true value of those things. Just saying |
DeGods007:Saying urhobo women come with a high mileage is a bloody lie from the pit of hell. Urhobo girls are one of the most decent - if not the most decent in south south. Ask around to confirm. And let me tell you, other tribes are coming to rush them. Urhobos don't charge high bridge price or give you unreasonable list as they will tell you that their daughter is not being sold to you and you have no right to treat her anyhow. So saying urhobo girls LovePeddler around to have high mileage before mirage because tradition don't allow them to cheat while married na cap. Urhobo girls are some of the most loyal in marriage and if you marry from a good family and you're a good guy, your peace of mind and longevity is sure |
Streetinvestor2:Thanks oga. I've already gotten clarification on what to do. I appreciate the response |
Frangel:Thanks very much madam for the clarification. I appreciate. |
Streetinvestor2:Was such document requested from you when you registered with your broker? And it's an individual account I want to open, not a corporate account or joint account |
KarlTom:Alright. Thanks for the response |
KarlTom:Thanks for the response sir. It's an individual account, not a joint or corporate account |
Frangel:Thanks. But some responses are getting me confused - they're saying I should go to my bank to ask for it. |
Please chairmen in the house, I'm trying to switch from trove app to a real stock broker (Morgan capital), but they're asking for one document I don't understand... Please, which document is called signature document? Am I suppose to sign my signature on a piece of paper, snap and upload? Please, can someone that has successfully registered with Morgan capital let me know the type of document that's signature document? Thanks in anticipation of your response |
SayGod:Very true. That was how it started in the U.S with Hollywood. Now it's worse than a cancer in their society. If we don't speak up now and condemn such nonsense of picking a man as best dressed female, they may start normalizing homosexuality in our movies and make it a norm. It's better we speak up now and stop such from being a norm in our society than cry later |
DenreleDave:This was how it started in the U.S with Hollywood brainwashing everyone that they are now very confuse that they're struggling to define "who a woman is". They used that stunt to test the waters to see if Nigerians will react. If nobody had spoken up, before you would realize what's going on you'll see men playing love roles with men will become a thing in our movies and nonsense homosexualism will be normalized. It's good everyone speak up now so that such nonsense will not become normalized in our society. How did someone like bobrisky even became a celeb in Nigeria? Bobrisky being a celeb means we are low-key accepting such nonsense in our society. And it's really sad! |
Our government is one of the most useless governments in the world. Binance used to have accounts with Nigerian banks with which their users can easily convert their crypto to naira on the binance platform and withdraw to their Nigerian bank accounts. With this system, CBN can easily monitor transactions going into or coming from the binance exchange and government can gain little money in form of VATs from those transactions. Then President Buhari buhari came and ordered the banks to close all accounts of crypto exchanges and place a ban on crypto transactions(Simply because he wanted to favor his northern brothers that are predominantly the BDC as their sales have reduced as a result of the common man gaining access to USD transactions in form of usdt through crypto exchanges). Thereby making it difficult for CBN to monitor transactions going into crypto because of the black market p2p window that stupid move paved way for. The same government is yet to see their mistake and align with the exchanges to do things the right way so they can easily monitor cash flow in and out of crypto. Seems Africa is cursed with dunce as their political leaders. Crypto is going mainstream in most developed countries while 3rd world countries like Nigeria are yet to wake up. May God help black man! |
Deadlytruth:Thanks joor. U really get conscience! Imagine some people asking newbies to start reading from page1 of over 7k pages! Them just wan discourage us from joining their league but we no go give up. Chairman thanks for the response |
EDUECO:You be correct chairman! Thanks plenty for the information. |
YeyeGbami:You're ignorant. Euro, gbp and other currencies are in binance pegged against their CBN rate, why are those currencies not falling? Other government are opening their doors to crypto and its innovations while ours are being stupid. Allow crypto exchanges to have accounts with Nigerian banks like they used to before buhari banned them and watch how this dollar scarcity and crave will die down Buhari banned crypto exchanges from having accounts with banks to support his BDC brothers whose business was going down, there by giving room for p2p d black market arm of crypto to naira conversion. If crypto traders can buy and sell their cryptos directly from exchanges to bank and vice versa, black market will be non-existent because the exchanges would use the CBN rate as their peg for the currency conversion. Such move will benefit government and everyone except BDC. But the men running the BDC system are to strong so they ended up making binance the scapegoat and some ignoramus are cheering. Sad! |
BabsO2:Thanks chairman. You too much! |
222Martins:I get your point chairman. But I'm asking for the long term. I don't want to be a stock trader but more of a buy now and live for a considerable period of time before selling. One chairman recommended buying stocks in companies that give dividend, but how can newbies like me know companies that give dividend before investing in them? That's why we're seeking guidance from chairman like you. Some of our questions may sound annoying to some of you gurus in the stock investing business, but make una no vex, we be johnny just come for this stock investing mata. So if una get some spare chance out of una busy schedules, make una dey give us some small info's so we can grow like you guys one day in this business. Thanks for the response. |
EDUECO:Abeg chairman no vex, I just want ask you one more question: How can we know companies that pays yearly dividend? Is there a website where we can check their yearly report before investing in their shares? |
Ginalex:Thanks. I've seen lots of hype of the trove app online that's why I asked, so as to make an informed decision on the best to use. Thought everyone is using trove to invest in the Nigerian stock exchange the way it's been talked about online. Seems there are much better options. Thanks madam for ur response. Na newbie I be for this stock investing thing o, so no vex say I dey ask you plenty questions o. 😁 I hail. |
EDUECO:Thanks very much sir for the response. I greatly appreciate it. Abeg make una once once dey make these types of recommendations for newbies so we join una chop small money in the future. I hail chairman! |
I'm new to this stock investing, please gurus in the house, can you guys please recommend 5 stocks with good future prospects - say 3 -5yrs? |
Ginalex:Thanks. But, Are they better than trove app? |
Ginalex:Thanks. Is the name of their app on playstore cardinalstone security? |
Most of you saying binance delisting naira from its platform is a good thing are very daft. Naira will keep plummetting after this because Nigerians will device other ways to convert their cryptos to naira since crypto has come to stay in the world. In fact, the Tinubu government has taken us very backward with this move. Let me explain. Before the buhari ban on crypto, naira was pegged on binance against usdt with the CBN rate. Then there was no p2p because you could buy naira on binance directly and transfer to your bank account directly from binance because binance has accounts with Nigerian banks. Then nobody could fix price randomly because it's tied to the official cbn rate. And then, CBN could easily monitor transactions going and coming from crypto exchanges because the exchanges have accounts with the banks. Then daft buhari was adviced by his northern brothers dealing on forex that Nigerians being able to buy usdt directly from crypto exchanges and vice versa is affecting their business, and the dunce without thinking placed a ban on the accounts on every exchanges operating in the Nigerian financial system. To cushion the effect of the ban, binance introduce p2p(black market exchange) where sellers determine the price they're going to sell their cryptos for naira, and here we are today. Funny thing is that the mumu government does not understand that allowing exchanges to own account in the Nigerian financial system is the best way to monitor them, get them to peg the naira to any currency with the CBN rate and also gain taxes from them with every transaction that's made. Other countries are seeing the opportunities in crypto while Nigeria is shutting their door to it. Very sad. Make the exchanges have accounts with the bank and let transactions be directly between the exchange and the bank and watch everything stabilize. |
Ginalex:Hi Please which app do you use to buy Nigerian stocks? |
DrFunmisticGlow:Madam the rape instance you related the man's request for DNA test with doesn't correlate at all. Many men have trusted their wives blindly and regretted it after discovering that their wives were not who they thought they were. That woman's husband was just being cautious and I don't see anything wrong with his action. Gaslighting him that he's insecure is a manipulation tactic that no man should fall for in this day and age. Personally, I think every man in today's day and age need to conduct a DNA for every of their kids irrespective of whether they trust their wives or not. So that woman has no justification for holding such a harmless act against her husband. The man should let her go and don't stress himself with any attempt of trying to save the marriage that the wife has already destroyed when she told him that she's no longer in love with him He should let her go and find the perfect man that she desperately wants |
