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Culture › Not Being Straightforward Is Always Because Of Money- Sanan Laarin Aje Ni . by lawani(op): 2:57pm On Sep 14
Not being straightforward is always because of money


The proverb in Yoruba says San an laarin aje ni mu ni pekoro

I think it means literally. 'All our paths are straight paths and all cutting of corners is because of money'.

Is this always true?
If true, then the question will be for how much money?
The question of for how much money is what shows clearly the proverb is not a universal truth. It may be true in the average case though.

If it is all about money, then it should mean the average person will bale out at one point when they know they are wrong. This does not always happen

The proverb does not explain big private jet owning Pastors sending hired assassins after someone that looks to them as fathers because the person is posing serious questions on social media and etc that can torpedo religion even without firing a shot at anybody. You hear a question and you know it can erase your industry but you have made enough money to last you several life times and if the proverb were a universal truth, then the Pastor would bale out at that point with the money he already made

So if most Pastors are not in it for money, what exactly are they in it for?
If also per chance, the problem was they had not yet made enough money to retire, how much money then can be said to be enough for someone to stop spreading what they themselves do not believe? It is logical to say Pastors paying assassins to go after someone that did no wrong do not even believe in God's existence in the first place

Could it be there is some kind of food in it not obvious to us mere mortals?
Politics › Re: Proof That Yoruba Money Was Used To Build Nigeria by lawani(op): 2:23pm On Sep 14
Sheuns:
Which money is Yoruba money?

Does it have tribal marks?

That 90% you’re shouting is coming from the southwest, more than 95% of it comes from Lagos alone.

Last we checked, Lagos has and will always be a ground that was developed by every tribe, race and person in Nigeria. It’s a melting pot of every Nigerian from all corners.
What about in 1955 when the West did 55 million pounds in revenue and the East did 12 million pounds and the North 7 million pounds? Was it also Lagos back then? The gap has always been there.
Presently Lagos contains almost 40 percent of SW population and the population is the asset of the SW

Then Ilesa too was developed by all Nigerians. Not only Lagos. However if you want Lagos to break out of the SW, then go and talk to the land owners. I don't understand all these issues. Talk to them to seek recognition as a standalone region.

No land on Earth is richer than Ijesa land. I am an Ijesa man. What Lagos has that we lack is just population but in every other thing we are richer.
Anywhere you came from, you better focus on that place. I don't see any sense at all in focussing on the ancestral land of other people. Leave the people to do whatever they want with their land. Cities have been abandoned all over the world including ones filled with skyscrapers. Google it and see real estate lying fallow. If they drive you from Lagos today, you will return to your enclave even if all you have left is the clothes on your back.

Again the money spent on Nigeria starting from 1914 to more or less 1967 is largely Yoruba money
Science/Technology › Power Grid Design FOR The Elimination Of Fossil Fuel From The Electricity Indust by lawani(op):
TOPIC- POWER GRID DESIGN FOR THE ELIMINATION OF FOSSIL FUEL FROM THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY

ABSTRACT

The short paper is a proposal of a power grid design that will entirely eliminate fossil fuel power generating plants from the power plant mix of any country. However, fossil fuel in form of cooking gas will still be important.

The paper is a description of how the entire power grid of any country can be supplied by solar, hydro and wind.

INTRODUCTION

The brief academic work is one of the many I am able to do because I am under the protection of a USA led consortium of nations that are my sponsors and protectors starting from the year 2000.

The purpose is to propose possible ways a country can depend on only green sources for electricity.

Literature Review

There is ongoing debate all over the academic space and on the Internet on the feasibility of green energy sources taking over the economy completely. Many are of the opinion that it is not possible. Some even think only nuclear power have the required density that we need

However no one knew twenty years ago that solar can become as efficient as it has become today.

Inverters have improved and solar panels have become tremendously more efficient too

METHODOLOGY

The problem with wind, solar and hydro as means of electrical power generation is generally downtimes as against other means of generating power like gas fired plants, nuclear plants and others.

Since solar apparently can power the whole world during sun up, my attention therefore turned to how power can be sourced for those who need it during sundown.

I did research for some time and I found out that in most countries of the world, the percentage of electricity generated that is consumed by residential consumers is around thirty percent of the total. Nigeria is an outlier by posting around fifty percent which kind of indicates that there is no proper or dependable energy accounting in the country. No registration of private PV farms for instance. I therefore took thirty percent of power generated in any country being consumed by residential consumers as being what is more indicative of the norm on the globe.

It is certainly true that most consumers of electricity during sundown are residential users. We can say that up to ninety percent of electricity consumed during sundown is by residential consumers.
We can go further to assume that majority of electricity consumed by industrial users is during sunup while the majority of electricity consumed during sundown is by residential users. People are at work during the day and children are at school and it is when they return in the evening that they start consuming electricity till the following morning.
Therefore if residential users use only thirty percent of total electricity generated in any country including during sunup, then it is mathematically sound to assume that the percentage of total generated electricity consumed during sundown in any country is less than thirty percent. It may be okay to use twenty percent as a working percentage.

Assumption

A country needs only twenty percent of it's installed power generating capacity during sundown. For example, if you have 200,000 MW capacity in your country, you only need 40,000 MW during sundown

It led me into precipitating four things that either need to be planned or taken action upon which in my estimate have the potential of delivering a world powered only by green energy.

RESULTS

I precipitated four points including strategies and action plans that a country needs to follow to become powered fully by green energy.

1. Investment into Green energy plants
2.The delineation of heavy industry into two categories of NDC and DDSC
3. The introduction of Load Shedding Tariffs.
4.Optimization of Power lines.

INVESTMENT INTO GREEN ENERGY

Investment into green energy plants like hydro and wind to have capacity up to thirty percent of the PV farms capacity needed to power the whole country during sunup. 15 percent or 10 percent also might be enough.

THE DELINEATION OF HEAVY INDUSTRY INTO TWO CATEGORIES

The delineation of heavy industries into two categories of NO DOWNTIME CONSUMER (NDC) and DOWNTIME DURING SUNDOWN CONSUMER (DDSC). The NDC consumers will be allowed to pay a lower power tariff during sundown and they will also be sited close to hydro and wind power plants.

THE INTRODUCTION OF LOAD SHEDDING TARIFFS

Load Shedding power tariffs to become operational during sun down time to restrict residential consumers, light industrial consumers, small industrial and DDSC consumers from consuming power during sundown so that the power being generated with hydro, wind and etc will be enough for the NDC consumers till dawn.
Load shedding tariff might be up to twenty times of the Sunup tariff and it can change from time to time according to pressure and since it is competing with battery storage as well. The tariff is not to seek profit but to maintain balance.

OPTIMIZATION OF POWER LINES

The design of power transmission lines and the location of heavy NDC industries nearby power plants so as to reduce power loss due to HTT (High Tension Transmission)

CONCLUSION

I believe it has been sufficiently demonstrated in this short work that it is indeed possible for any country to design an electrical power grid that will draw all its power from green sources

References

The challenges of Renewable Energy

https://regenpower.com/what-are-the-problems-faced-by-renewable-energy/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAUUaztjbGNrBRRrKHBkb2YBZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEepx_Jp1D_Na4o0RpxcB-lrLs-r8bh0k3RCB7acLrRHLoqpPYsWyTy3J3IFvg_aem_--8FtQw3ubUI36-SiP7e1A&utm_id=97757_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1demoo4k2vkdm
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Christianity The True Religion? Debate by lawani(m): 11:16pm On Sep 13
MaxInDHouse:
One student out of twelve want to do things his own way after what their teacher taught them:

"On the contrary, continue to love your enemies and to do good and to lend without hoping for anything back; and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High, for he is kind toward the unthankful and wicked" Luke 6:36

So the action of only one that Jesus immediately corrected means makes all of them violent men shey?
Is this how your own ifá tell lies?🥱

Do they carry weapons?
YES or NO!🥱
So you are assuming he was the only one armed of the thirteen and not that the others just felt they were outnumbered and that resistance would be futile? So you assume Jesus didn't know at least one of his disciples was heavily armed? It is obvious you just assume whatever flows with what you want to believe.
Parents keep whips and you are in support of that because you had to defend Jesus. So how is that different from nations keeping weapons? If you are not armed as a nation you will be left vulnerable to assaults from religionists who want you to believe unreasonable things by force
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Christianity The True Religion? Debate by lawani(m): 8:23pm On Sep 13
MaxInDHouse:
How many of Jesus' disciples drew out their swords?🥱


So using whips to correct your child means you are attacking the child shey?🥱

It's like i need to show everyone on this thread what is happening in China regarding this topic.🙂
Are you now saying it's ok for only one of them to be heavily armed? Then why did you say it is wrong when done by others?

Police in China are generally not armed. It does not mean they are never armed
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Christianity The True Religion? Debate by lawani(m): 6:47pm On Sep 13
MaxInDHouse:
Understanding or use of threat?🙂

Stop lying nah!
I've been to China several times the situation varies but whenever anyone is found guilty of embezzlement of public funds such a person is killed. So how do you think they are living by understanding if a criminal will be killed?
Isn't that clear that they are just afraid of being killed?🙂
True Christians don't use go with weapons so you failed i've told you several times that whenever you see anyone with weapons know that he or she can't be a Christian.
When Jesus was to be arrested his disciples attacked the soldiers with weapons
Jesus and his followers never ventured out without being heavily armed
Jesus himself attacked people physically in the temple with whips saying they turned his fatger's house into a market

So don't say what you dont know. It is like you were blindfolded when you went to China
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Christianity The True Religion? Debate by lawani(m):
MaxInDHouse:
The highlighted in red is what i'm correcting!

Instead say people created a seemingly peaceful and cooperative societies through the use of WEAPONS!🙂

As long as they carry weapons to threaten themselves in order to abide by the rules then the so called "peace" is still as a result of INTIMIDATION.

It simply means even though you are not contented with the rules you must be compelled through the use of WEAPONS.

Do you understand what i'm saying now?🙂
They achieved their peace and prosperity by understanding. In a place kike China the police don't carry weapons and your Bible teachings and beliefs can't take over the world even at gunpoint. Some people would rather die than believe nonsense. Your Christianity and it's twin Islam tried gunpoint persuasion severally it just didn't work.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 12:11pm On Sep 13
Zagee:
Simple version:

"If you don't have money, don't invest in the Dangote Refinery"

Why all this noise for a proper defensive stock?! All this parararararara is to get it cheap. If you were not balling since "subsidy is gone" speech, don't buy! This stock is the kind of "lock-in" move. If you don't have money to tie down, let it be. There are 10001 options on the NGX. Retailers don't have what I call "wait-ability". You will buy at +10% on official trading day. As regards buying cheaper, oh well!

"Make una leave my Alhaji ooo" 😂
I now understand that how the money raised will be spent is also an issue. Is billions of dollars spent on expansion of refinery capacity money well spent? Money not well spent is money gone down the drain
Politics › Proof That Yoruba Money Was Used To Build Nigeria by lawani(op):
Proof that Yoruba money was used to build Nigeria

As at 1955 the pattern of federal allocation sharing was such that the western state of Nigeria meaning the Southwest, Edo and Delta got 500,000 pounds and the North got over 4 million pounds while the East got over 3.5 million pounds. Is there another way such can be explained outside the fact that western Nigerian money was being used to finance the rest of the country?

In 1960, the budget of the West was 55 million pounds the East 12 million pounds and the North 7 million pounds

Now in 2026, non oil revenue has surpassed 75 percent of federal revenue after decades of a national wilderness experience of depending on oil money by up to over 90 percent of revenue and of the non oil revenue the country now has, the South West is bringing like 55 percent or more. I am yet to add what is being generated by Edo and Delta and if they are added, it will be easily seen that we are still in 1960 and 1955 in 2026 when the old west is compared to the old East and the old North in terms of bringing revenue to the center

Therefore if you are among those saying the money of other Nigerians built any part of Yoruba land or even any part of the old West, please stop saying so because it is far from the truth. It is infact the polar opposite of the truth.
The west got 500k when the North got over 4.5 million and the East over 3.5 million and that ratio was used not for a few years but for decades starting from 1914. People without large cities can't be easily taxed

The truth is that the old West in 2026 is still bleeding for Nigeria as it was in 1955 or even 1914, 1920 and etc

A sad truth is that the people taking this money from the west have their own money. The North is buying more cement than the South for instance and this shows they have disposable income more than the South. The East is oil rich too

Therefore remove from your argument the point that Nigeria built Lagos, Ibadan or Ilesa as a reason why those cities are owned by all Nigerians. They are owned by all Nigerians only for as long as Nigeria exists and all Nigerian cities are owned by all Nigerians in exactly the same way.

If there is any truth that needs to be said, it is the truth that some units of Nigeria are grossly underrepresented at the center in Nigeria and therefore grossly underfunded as a result and that reality is ongoing with nobody trying to address it. Another reality is that Nigeria since 1914 has been an 'Agbana' (money pit) for the Yoruba meaning investment with no returns but it is actually worse than that because it is bringing negative returns.

When will those actually being trampled upon in Nigeria start to complain as against those who think they are being trampled upon that are complaining? Will the 30 senators, hundreds of reps and many governors' salaries being owed the SW and the NW ever be reimbursed them? What about all the laws made by a lopsided national Assembly? Will they ever be repealed? What about all the positions and appointments shared according to quota system where states must be represented equally despite that a state can be ten times the population of another state while also paying ten times the tax?

Then for those saying Nigerians are too mixed together to separate, which ethnicity in Nigeria has investments across Nigeria more than the Yoruba? Google the top car dealers, hoteliers, architects, doctors, lawyers and etc in any non Yoruba city and see the data. Check Abuja, PH, Enugu, Onitsha, Kaduna, Jos and etc. However it does not change the fact that a Yoruba country is what is best for the Yoruba people. It does not change the fact that Nigeria is best decoupled.

The only thing that I can make of those constantly saying Lagos and not Zungeru, Lokoja, Enugu, Kaduna or Calabar etc was developed by all Nigerians is that they can't come to terms with the level of organized prosperity in the west compared to other regions. It is contrary to what they would like to be true. The glaring reality on the ground shows clearly that the Yoruba are the main casualty of census manipulations in Nigeria and they don't want to admit that.

References

Budgetary allocation to regions

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DDhSmKBZi/

Western region budget 55 million pounds

Source: World Bank Group https://share.google/QOy2rIvnErL87jsnG


. 1953 budget of Eastern region

Source: Wiley Online Library https://share.google/oOV6ufOs1UZi8tJIM

Financing of education in Nigeria

https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000076900

Eastern region of Nigeria anticipates 11.8 million pounds budget in 1956 from 7 million pounds

Source: Wiley Online Library https://share.google/X55I0wnohziJt2goo
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 1:29am On Sep 13
ositadima1:
Here is a quick back-of-the-envelope calculation projecting the long-term Yield on Cost for holders who stay invested until the refinery reaches its full expansion capacity of 1.4 million barrels per day (bpd).

1. Core Inputs & Assumptions:
* H1 2026 Net Profit: ₦2.5 Trillion
* Phase 1 Annualized Profit (~700k bpd): ₦2.5T × 2 = ₦5.0 Trillion
* Phase 2 Capacity Scaling (1.4m bpd): ₦5.0T × 2 = ₦10.0 Trillion annual net profit
* IPO Price: ₦525 per share
* IPO Shares Offered: 4.1 Billion shares (~3.3% equity float)
* Assumed Payout Ratio: 80%

2. Step-by-Step Math:
A. Total Shares Outstanding
Total Shares = 4.1B / 0.033 = ~124.24 Billion shares

B. Projected Earnings Per Share (EPS at 1.4m bpd)
EPS = ₦10.0 Trillion / 124.24 Billion shares = ₦80.49 per share

C. Projected Dividend Per Share (DPS at 80% Payout)
DPS = ₦80.49 × 0.80 = ₦64.39 per share

D. Long-Term Yield on Original Cost (at ₦525)
Yield on Cost = ₦64.39 / ₦525 = 12.26%

3. Summary Formula:
Yield = [((2.5×10^12) × 2 × 2 × 3.3%) / (4.1×10^9)] × 80% / 525 = 12.26%

Note: This model assumes linear profit scaling as throughput doubles, no additional equity dilution during Phase 2 financing, and stable global refining margins.
How much is coca cola in the US?
How much is it in Nigeria?
How much is beer in the US?
How much is it in Nigeria?
How much is PMS in the US?
Use the same formula to calculate what PMS cost should normally be in Nigeria?
And everything can even up at any time
Politics › The recognition of boundaries can begin to resolve the problem amongst Igbos by lawani(op):
The recognition of boundaries can begin to resolve the problem amongst Igbo speaking groups.

What can work is a federal state where units have the full right to secede.

Land is not a general property or a free for all where any group of people can enter to change the territorial identity. This ought to be the understanding between Igbo people. For example, Asaba land has traditional sovereignty and the Asagba as the chairman of the Asagba in council that is made up of the leadership of the Asaba people have the right to align the land of Asaba as they wish. This is also true for Onitsha, Ikwerre, Ogba, Ohaji, Nsukka, Mbaise and etc. If a village is autonomous, it is also true for the village despite that the power and influence of a village is insignificant but it is true for it if historically it has never been under any metropolis and if that is how the village's social organization is. In modern times, it s better for such a village to enbloc itself with other villages.

So if such an understanding exists that says Mbaise as an example can join any union and withdraw at any time then there is no reason for communities speaking the same language not to be in the same region or country. No reason at all in my own reasoning. They can join as federating units with the full right of secession.

What any country should be is a federal state where federating units have full rights of secession
Foreign Affairs › This Anniversary Of 9/11 by lawani(op): 8:59am On Sep 12
On this 9/11 Anniversary.

Today is the anniversary of the September 11 2001 attack by the Osama bin Laden led Al Qaeda on the USA. They hit the world trade center and thousands died.
May their souls continue to rest in peace.
There was nothing much they had against the USA than the fact they are a majority non Muslim nation who according to the Quran should not have influence, friends, associates and etc in Muslim lands. They want Muslims to be left alone by infidels. That was the reason. They used the USA to drive away the USSR from Afghanistan and then turned right back to be attacking the USA mainly with the argument that infidels should not have any kind of influence on Muslim nations or be unequally yoked with them and that it should be those that have submitted to Allah and the Prophet calling the shots everywhere on Earth.
Their agents boarded a plane in the US after a long time of training as passengers and took over the plane, guiding it like a guided missile to collide with the WTC killing thousands.
They want the US to withdraw from the Middle East and also to stop protecting Israel and they went to that extent to call attention to themselves!

It is not as if the USA was guilty of genocide in the Middle East nor were they enslaving the people. They were not owing them money. The Israel in question is living on land that depends on desalination for eighty percent of its water and human beings can not settle on land without water

As fierce as the confrontation was between the capitalists and the Soviets, it did not at any time degenerate to such a level but religion is a deadly kind of ideology and fascism

So use today to remind yourself of what religion is capable of. If we manage to end all reasons for war on Earth, it will remain religion outstanding.

On this anniversary of the most vicious terrorist attack on Earth in living memory, reflect on the fact that our civilization remains in the neighborhood of extinction for as long as religion is supported by law. Whether it is Christianity or Islam, it is the same risk
Politics › Re: Yoruba: Don't Vote For Obi , His Government Will Be Run by IPOB. Be Warned by lawani(m): 8:56am On Sep 12
helinues:
Let me ask you sincerely, are those opposition even ready to discuss progress of the country not to talk of president Tinubu's achievements without undermining them even the visible ones?
KINDLY READ AND HELP IN ANY WAY YOU CAN

https://www.nairaland.com/8735082/how-make-universities-nigeria-even
Politics › Re: Yoruba: Don't Vote For Obi , His Government Will Be Run by IPOB. Be Warned by lawani(m): 8:55am On Sep 12
Putinofrussia:
I think we should stick to President Tinubu's achievements that are very visible.
Yes,there is pain because of the removal of subsidy but since 2023,Nigeria has been moving forward progressively in almost all sectors except a few.
None btw Obi and Atiku has the capacity God had bestowed upon President Tinubu.
Be rest assured,by His Grace,that President Tinubu will easily win in 2027.
KINDLY READ THIS AND HELP IN ANY WAY YOU CAN

https://www.nairaland.com/8735082/how-make-universities-nigeria-even
Business › Measures To Improve The Efficiency Of The Stock Exchange by lawani(op): 8:50am On Sep 12
TOPIC- MEASURES TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE

ABSTRACT.

The corporate model of doing business as invented in Britain is the facility that has most improved the efficiency of doing business on Earth in the past few centuries. It transformed business from one person carrying management alone on his or her shoulders to a group of people pooling resources together and hiring managers for the business, some of whom maybe shareholders in the business.
The stock exchange as invented in the Netherlands soon after corporations in England is a great improvement on the British innovation of corporation. With the stock exchange, anyone can buy shares of a company on the open market if the company is listed on the stock exchange, owners of shares can also sell their shares, companies can seek funding by selling shares and the government vetted periodic financial report of the companies in question are available for the public to peruse.

It is easily seen that the stock exchange as an avenue for anybody on Earth to invest their money while being sure of optimal management is unmatched as an economic development and growth facility within any economic space and this is why open debates about how to make it more efficient should be welcomed.

INTRODUCTION

The short work is one of the many I was able to do because I am under the protection of a USA led consortium of nations as security provided by them is why I am alive today to be able to make any kind of submission. If therefore my submission is useful to you in any way, the people that facilitated it for me are more to be credited than myself. Dead people do not publish works.

The aim of the work is to propose measures that can make the stock exchange to be more efficient at what it already does including growing people's money for them, making public funding more attractive and cheaper than private funding or bank loans and etc etc

LITERATURE REVIEW

There are slightly different rules in different stock exchange and they are mainly to do with waiting time for listing, management take over options, percentage of free-float shares required for continued listing and etc etc. Every stock exchange can have rules that make it peculiar and it is via such differences that what works best is often discovered or established.

METHODOLOGY

I observed some inadequacy on the stock exchange, the chief among which is stock price volatility.
I also observed that many well run businesses avoid the stock exchange deliberately and I started to think about how government can use policy to subtly compel them to use the market.
I observed too that many companies despite being already on the market prefer to continue using huge bank loans instead of raising funds as their status as enabled them to be able to do. I therefore thought about how to contain the development.
I also observed that unlike privately funded companies, many publicly funded companies pay their workers without paying their shareholders. This in my opinion should be unacceptable and etc etc

RESULTS

I was able to generate four action points that the government can form into policy and which I am confident will result into a more efficient stock exchange in any country.

DISCUSSION

There are four things I believe governments should do that will improve the efficacy of the stock exchange in any country and they are

1. Mandatory payment of shareholders as workers are paid..

2. Government imposed ceiling on Debt to Equity ratio

3. Tax incentive for companies using public funding

4. Public Companies should also pay end of accounting cycle dividends no matter how small

1. Mandatory payment of shareholders as workers are paid

Publicly listed companies should be mandated to pay a minimum percentage say 30 percent of the wages of their full time employees into an interest bearing dividends account every time workers are paid.
If dividends are always paid, they will become a major metric to value a company by any lay person when the company is not spending money on expansion

2. Government imposed ceiling on Debt to Equity ratio

Public companies should not be allowed to be in debt more than to the tune of say 0.5 percent of their average market capitalization on chosen dates over one year. Once the debt to equity ratio is that high, they should be advised to seek funding via a well advertised public offer or private placement so that investible funds in the economy can go into such companies for more people to be better off economically.
The effect of this policy will be that more people in the country will be economically better off as there are more opportunities to invest. A stronger middle class will be the result.

3. Tax incentives for publicly funded companies.

Companies in the private sector using private funding should be statutorily made to pay higher Company Income Tax than the ones using public funding and that are therefore obliged to regularly publish their books. This can to some extents compensate the government for any revenue shortage due to the unpublished books of the privately funded companies. It can be something like 5 percent for publicly listed companies and 15 percent for others.
The benefit of this is that more companies will choose to list publicly so as to qualify for the tax break

4. Mandatory End of Accounting cycle Dividends

After the regular funding of the interest bearing dividends accounts talked about above, public corporations should still be expected or required to declare dividends at the end of every accounting cycle maybe annually, bi annually or quarterly. Whatever is declared will then be added to what already accumulated in the interest bearing dividends account.
The interest bearing dividends account is just to instil the fact in the consciousness of the leadership of public companies that just as it is with companies using private funding, companies using public funding must also pay owners/shareholders as they pay workers.
This is important because the window must be left open for shareholders to profit more than workers.

CONCLUSION

I believe the short work has sufficiently made the case for how the four points discussed can improve the stock exchange market in any country.
The stock exchange because it is relatively accessible easily by every body on Earth for the purpose of bettering their financial standing should be made stronger with government policies.

References

History of Corporations

https://newint.org/features/2002/07/05/history

A brief history of the stock exchange

https://pattersonmills.ch/a-brief-history-the-fascinating-story-of-stock-exchanges/?fbclid=IwY2xjawUR47lwZG9mAWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHi2XGAnO0Bu-gqPAh7gUCMKi9ix3VS1iVoOKcXD7BH1uqxLYYeHkVHITNpsE_aem__oSDFxNhhftT_S2HgXMpCQ
Agriculture › Investment Into Broiler Production In Nigeria by lawani(op): 8:28am On Sep 12
Investment into broiler production in Nigeria

A carton of day old broiler chickens costs like 70,000 naira and one carton contains 50 day old chicks

One bird eats like 7.5 kg of feed in say 7 5 weeks after which it will be ready for the market. The feed is a mix of starter, grower/developer and finisher over the 7.5 weeks or the feed can just be broadly classified into starter and finisher.

Cost of one bird is like 1500
Cost of feeding for 7.5 weeks is like 8000 naira at around 1100 naira per kg on average

Other expenses like transport, veterinary and slaughtering-1000 per bird

Total cost of raising one broiler is 10,500 naira for two months

Average weight of broiler at 7.5 weeks is 4 kg

Wholesale price is around 4000 minimum and it can go to 5,500

Minimum selling price is 16,000 naira

Profit per bird for two months of 7.5 weeks is 5500 naira which makes 2,750 per month per bird in stock before salaries.

Remember that two months is actually more than 8 weeks. Two months is like 8.1 weeks or more and not the 7.5 weeks used for the calculation which means more profit

If you have 50 birds, what you are producing is around 1100 kg per annum of chicken or 1.1 tonnes and your income before wages will be 137,500 naira per month.

If you are ready to sell at 4000 naira per kg always then selling would be straightforward

One million people investing into 50 birds poultry in the country will generate at least one million minimum wage jobs, reduce the price of chicken, increase tax revenue if minimum wage workers all pay tax, increase pension contributions available for investment if all workers must have a retirement savings account.

I personally do not eat more than 10kg of chicken a year if up to that at all because I still eat dried fish and pomo and etc too, so if I have a poultry farm of 50 birds in my large compound I will be increasing the GDP by at least 1090 kilogram of chicken per annum or 1.09 tonnes

If you have a big compound like me do join the effort
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 6:47pm On Sep 11
mikeapollo:
Okay ooo. Imagine NNPC getting listed and HNI like Otedola, Elumelu, etc buys like 50%-70%+ of the shares. And they collect billions of naira as dividends every year with most roads, schools, hospitals in Nigeria still bad!
If NNPC is sold the JV share of Nigeria isn't sold with it. It will only be the upstream assets that are sold and they will just be managing the oil wells for maybe a small percentage of production volume and the government will face other things fully. They will publish their accounts for everybody to peruse and millions of investors will buy shares. It can't make more than 3 billion dollars a year from all operations and it will be able to take contracts abroad
Politics › Re: UNIOSUN Hospital Workers Threaten Strike Over Proposed Privatisation Plan by lawani(m): 3:50pm On Sep 11
If a 300 bed hospital is full
It will make up to 700,000 naira a day on beds
On food it will make at least 1 million naira
If it has a pharmacy the department may make profit up to 300k a day if it is doing wholesales

Other departments can make 500k a day


Total more than 2.5 million naira a day less 300k spent on food ingredients meaning 2.2 million naira a day
Less power maybe 200k a day

2 million naira a day and 720 million naira a year before salaries and fuel

If they have 300 staff, the salaries will not be up to 700 million naira. So they can even list the hospital on the NGX and it will run properly and be making up to 100 million naira a year for the shareholders because of the more efficient management

There are specialist operations in the hospital that can bring in even one million naira a day and the pharmacy department can bring in one million naira a day if well run
Business › Discos And Gencos In Nigeria In A Free Market Under Restraints by lawani(op): 9:10pm On Sep 10
DISCOS AND GENCOS IN NIGERIA IN A FREE MARKET UNDER RESTRAINTS

In Nigeria, the power sector has been unbundled and divided into discos which are distribution companies and GENCOS which are generation companies. There is also a transmission company that owns the power lines.

However an organization like the RCCG have had a power company that has both a generation and a distribution department and that actually is what can solve the power problem in Nigeria. If I have a genco let me also have a disco or let me give my distribution contract to any company I want. The job of a specific distribution company working for a particular Genco is to make sure no power coming from the GENCO is connected to any user without passing through a meter that is on the network of the distribution company reporting to the Genco. As a matter of fact the best way is for the disco to belong to the Genco. Almost No power will be lost if it is solar and all the power will be paid for. It will be cheap too. It can be as low as 20 naira per kwh meaning a heavy residential user consuming 5kwh per day will spend 100 naira per day and 3000 naira a month. This is already the case in Iran and Iran is more than three times more expensive to live in than Nigeria.

In Nigeria, a 100kw plant will generate more than 10 million naira per annum and 1000 kw will generate 100 million naira. Expenses isn't up to ten percent so when you collect 10 million naira from 100 kw you will have more than 9 million left and that ROI is outrageous. If you collect only 5 million naira the ROI is still outrageous and the price of electricity at this point will be around 45 naira per kwh. Where it is no longer outrageous is when you collect 2 5 million naira and the price of electricity at that point would be around 20 naira per kwh as it is in Iran. A company doing this with 50,000 MW will have its CEO as the highest paid in the country

Therefore endeavor to establish a power generation and distribution company in your neighborhood and connect people only via a meter. It is not illegal in Nigeria as at now. 2 million 100kw plants is 200,000 MW in total and it will solve the power problem of Nigeria. The power grid by gas fired plants, hydro and etc can still be working as there are industries that need them.

The role of the government is to impose a ROI restraints on the sector. Expenses are minimal. 2000 Kw of PV do not need more than two permanent employees
Business › Restrictions Necessary For The Optimization Of The Free Market by lawani(op): 8:33pm On Sep 10
Topic- Restrictions necessary for the optimization of the Free market

Abstract
The objective of the short work is the discussion of restrictions needed in a free market even when such restrictions seem to be against the fundamental principles of the system

Introduction

This is another work possible to be written because I am under the protection and sponsorship of a US led consortium of nations in a 26 year long operation as at 2026.

The consensus is that opportunities for excellence is more in a free market economy because it is not a one headquarter economy like full fledged socialist states but the debate continues on the extent to which government regulations should be allowed. No system is free from regulations as things like patents, intellectual property, copyright and etc that are fully accepted in the free market economy are regulations too.

There is therefore the need to know when it is appropriate for government to intervene with regulations.

Literature Review

There are a myriad of opinions on how far government regulations should go or reach as they perform their duty of coordination and policy making
Anarchists for instance believe there should be no regulations at all.
People who own trade marks, copyright and etc do not agree with them

Methodology

The way the cost of some goods and services vary greatly from nation to nation was observed and a need was felt to explain the variance. When one product or service costs one hundred times the cost in another country and it is seen as normal then such a scenario calls for academic analysis.

Results

I concluded that certain kinds of goods and services that can not be traded across borders are the cause of the distortion in the economy of some nations to the extent that their cost of living becomes multiple times that of another country and that such goods and services in that category when identified should have their markets put under restraints

Discussion

All economies have certain sectors that local people are obliged to patronize and these include even services like barbing, plumbing, hair dressing and many others and there are sub sectors in that category where the asset of the business is immobile and also fixed to the consumption point. The market may be called a Conjoined Producer and Consumer market or CPC market.

When a sector has been identified as ruled by this CPC market then the government should move to place a restraint on the market because if this is not done, the sector will eventually tank the whole economy.
Examples of CPC markets include
Real estate.
Water grids
Power grids and etc
If you live in any city, especially well planned cities with zoning laws and etc then you will be constrained to be a consumer and buyer in such markets.

The only solution is for the government to always calculate the cost of investment and then give allowance for a generous returns on investment and any investor not okay will have to divest. If the average returns on investment is 5 percent then 5.1 percent should be considered generous enough to attract investors

Conclusion

To make sure any market does not run amok to result in the derailment of the whole economy, the Conjoined Producer and Consumer or CPC markets that exist in the economy should always be under restraints by the government

References

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/economics/08/free-market-regulation.asp
Science/Technology › Is The German Coy Flixster By Deutsche Bahn The 1st Generation Self Driving Car? by lawani(op): 12:25am On Sep 10
Is the German company Flixster by Deutsche Bahn the first generation self driving car?

I think Flixster has been allowing users to access cars with smart cards linked to their driving license for years now.
If the car is an automatic car then someone with minimal training can access the car and use the service if they are in possession of a registered smart card issued by the company.

Given the fact that the relatively newly developed Robotaxi by Tesla Inc is kind of co-driven by the passenger since the passenger can stop the car briefly then it might be right to say the service by Flixter is the first generation of self driving cars because it does not need a paid driver.

What should the second generation look like?

I think the second generation should focus on mass transit. Intra and inter city, intra and inter state, school buses, staff buses and etc.

If the road is good and the coordinates of standard bus stops are known and if there are no pedestrian crossing at all on the road then the door only needs to be designed to sound an alarm per bus stop and open for passengers to alight and then sound an alarm before closing up again. There will also be cameras on board.

This should be straightforward to design for many routes in most cities on Earth.

The success depends on government infrastructure in form of providing pedestrian bridges and keeping roads top notch. Road crossings by human beings have to only be via bridges.

Third generation

This one is the navigation robot which have to be adept at avoiding human beings and also be able to navigate bad roads. It will be significantly more difficult to design.

To keep up with road conditions, the company can employ people to monitor routes so that the coordinates of road portions where the robot needs to slow down can be sent to head quarters. The main challenge will be how to manage possible collisions with human beings. It will also not be able to ply bad roads at all
Politics › Sovereignty Because Of The Powers That Be by lawani(op):
Sovereignty because of the powers that be

Oturupon meji

A baby is fed without it being aware of it and without it being grateful
It is because the army is well armed and ready for conflict that the nation is prosperous.
Even when some citizens disrespect the armed forces, they still do their duty

It was cast for Eritrea that became independent to block the much larger and populous Ethiopia from maritime access without consequence

It was also cast for the village sitting on the Atlantic coast of West Africa talking about an independence that will block the access of hundreds of millions of people to the sea

They were advised to sacrifice
They listened and complied
Onlooking people of Po and Offa!

A village could not have been able to hold even a metropolis to ransom not to talk of hundreds of millions of people if not that some extent powers that exist.

Note
That is the world we live in today that was not possible a few centuries back. A village of a few thousands of people backed by the UN charter and protected by the several US bases around can theoretically declare independence and be able to assert itself.

So once you understand this new liberty that exists on Earth which never existed in the past, you will realize somebody is paying for it. No free lunch in Freetown. In the past, such a village or small nation would have been swept into the sea for the leaders even having the idea at all.

Therefore if you know a very essential service that someone has been providing for you for free even as you are of means, immediately request to start paying for it.

The USA is the country spending money to maintain peace on Earth for prosperity to be possible. If what they have spent can not be paid back then what they will spend in future must be provided by those who are enjoying the prosperity. Ironically, paying this security money to the United Nations enroute to the USA is the only pathway to making those who blame the USA for every problem on the globe to stop doing that.

The USA spends 3.1 percent of its GDP on defense and 100 percent of this money should be paid annually to the USA by the UN from a UN fund that all member nations must contribute to. If cost of living on Earth becomes uniform then US GDP may not exceed 1.5 trillion dollars and the defense budget will be around 50 billion dollars per annum
The world GDP will be around 20 trillion dollars and all UN members countries should be made to pay 0.7 percent of their total annual government revenue to the United Nations to cover the UN's annual expenses including global security that will be handled by the USA.

The UN should have a permanent number of seats shared to countries according to the money paid in and the countries paying in should hold elections to fill these seats. It should not be by government appointment. Countries without enough revenue to hold a seat should share a seat with others.

There need not be more than 400 seats.

The sharing of seats can be reviewed after every five years

The ifa that is cast for over 200 million Nigerians paying money to Abuja is the same ifa cast for the whole world that should pay money to the UN headquartered in the USA. The Ifa is Ofun Odi. Gift to a friend.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 10:38pm On Sep 09
Streetinvestor2:
This does not answer the questions in my post.Making any amount of billion does not tell the story. What the billion can translate in its financial to shareholders is the question I want u to answer. Abi you are buying for just the title of shareholder in Dangote refinery. Some of us have grown pass that stage in the business of ngx long ago after good and bad lessons
Buying that particular IPO isn't different from buying a house, taking in tenants and expecting rent. You shouldn't buy only if you can't wait. I have no money to buy myself though
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 6:08pm On Sep 09
Streetinvestor2:
Do you have an investment presently on ngx so I can understand ur position better. How many percent do you think it can grow that profit yearly for the next 5yrs.At the end what do you think is your projected dividend to shareholders for that 5 yrs. I am talking from investors perspective.
If you are only interested in share appreciation So what is your projected roic in percentage yearly for it for the next 5 yr for anyone
I don't see a reason I should be buying it at a premium in an ipo when I have stocks on ngx that can return better for me now.I am after dividend and share appreciation. .
The reason is that it might actually appreciate and if it falls it will be temporarily. The company selling pms at the right price will make more than 1 billion dollars a year in profit and that is enough
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 5:05pm On Sep 09
Streetinvestor2:
I go buy that stock #400 on ngx.pls book mark this my post for me for the future. I no too sabi dig out old post...lol
That is at discount from PP offer
Possible but not enough reason not to buy now. The company as it is is capable of making over one billion dollars in annual profit and therefore it is worth over 40 billion dollars. It can make 1.5 to 2:billion dollars annually without stress. However not at the current price it is selling PMS
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 4:43pm On Sep 09
Streetinvestor2:
Pls based on this table is thr a yard stick to change the OS of private company to a new figur in just short space.look at the OS in 2025 and what it became in 2026..Or because u are coming to list you can just change the OS to any number. Abi thr is real asset valuation by external body or regulatory body.I don't understand
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And why is the information really different.
The pp guys follow for the others in this table.
It says 5,351 853 329 is unallocated. Does it mean PP guys took less than 2 billion units which was different from initial information about over subscription for PP
Na watin I see for that table I want to get clarification oh
It does not change the market capitalization of the company nor does it increase the stake of any share holder. All it does is share the company into more tiny pieces like cutting a cake into four pieces instead of into two. If you held fifty percent you will now have two pieces instead of one
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 4:28pm On Sep 09
Stockpromoter:
What do you expect when everyone is invited to buy Dangote IPO with less than 10k?
People are buying with expectations.
When they finally list at NGX,people will expect the price to rise.This is where I have a problem.
My problem is that I will like to buy it then at N300 and this will lead to another red which might introduce the real bears to the market.

I am sensing a market crash post listing of Dangote Refinery.

The regulators will later regret why they brought a monopoly company to list at the exchange.

Dangote will monopolize NGX join to their business
What is being sold of the company is what one entity can buy and wants to buy. So how can the value crash? It can only crash if Dangote himself wants to offload but there is a way around that which is off market buying or what is it called. Anybody he is selling to will buy everything off market and there will be no upheaval. The refinery price is fair as it is. It will still rise in future
Investment › Real Estate And Power Investment On 4200 Square Meters In Any Nigerian State by lawani(op): 4:18pm On Sep 09
Real estate and power investment on 4200 square meters (1 acre) in any Nigerian state

Cost of land - 25 million naira

Cost of five units of ten storey buildings of four bedroom each complete with elevators, paved roads and some other amenities- less than 2 billion naira

Cost of a 120kw PV farm with inverter on the roof tops- 100 million naira

Miscellaneous - 100 million naira

Total - 2, 225,000,000 naira only


Income

The power plant will easily generate more than 300kwh everyday of electricity and it will sell all or almost all if it has two or three to five factories as tenants, say water factories and etc. A water factory working ten hours a day will consume around 30 kwh per day and five will take around half of the power generated. The other units will consume the rest. It can even be more of an industrial complex and the power plant scaled up a bit. If the price is 100 naira per Kwh, then the plant will make more than thirty thousand naira per day maybe one million naira per month and over eleven million naira per annum. It can however be 150 naira and still be very very cheap for factories and homes.

Annual income from power will be over eleven million naira.
Many entities including the RCCG camp have been doing this for years. They have their own plants and their own distribution infrastructure or company with meters.

The four bed home units can be sold outrightly at maybe fifty million naira for interested buyers or rented out at one million naira per annum while all occupants must agree they will buy the power at at least a cost per annum that is ten percent of the cost of generating 300kwh per day for one year which is the cost of construction of a 100kwh plant in Nigeria. If it costs 100 million naira then it means around 108,000 kwh will cost 100 million naira.
I believe the cost of construction can go down to as low as thirty million naira overtime

The real estate will pay for itself and be profitable whether through rent income or outright sales and the power plant will generate income flow perpetually.
Investment › Possible Ways To Speed Value A Business by lawani(op):
POSSIBLE WAYS TO SPEED VALUE A BUSINESS.

Introduction

This short work is one of many I did under the sponsorship of a US led consortium of nations and others that later allied with them. A consortium originally made up of the USA, Russia, India and China.
Their backing is why I am alive to make any academic submission at all.
The valuation of corporations or businesses is not a daunting challenge or task and this short work is just to offer insight on how it can be done by almost anyone while they will still be able to arrive at a fair valuation.

Literature Review

I got most of what I know of valuation from the Internet including via Artificial intelligence and from several internet websites where there are relevant information. The generally accepted ways of business or corporation valuation that is common are income, market and asset based valuation methods.

Methodology

I observed that market valuation of companies all over the world generally correlate with metrics like revenue, profitability, book value and etc and whenever there is a large variation it is almost always because of distortions in the market like share buy backs, hypes due to one company's value having to struggle to align with a peer and etc. I therefore started brainstorming on how to use these metrics to arrive at a fair market capitalization of any corporation almost at a glance.

I also treated capital as a living thing that must earn something similar to a minimum wage just as do financial institutions.

I arrived at two short routes through which the value of any venture or prospective venture may be fairly determined.

RESULTS.

I determined that two short routes are possible to determine the fair value of any business and they are

1. Valuation by entry barrier

2. Valuation by profitability

Assumptions used

1.Passive and regular annual rental income from any property or equipment should optimally be 2.5 percent of the nominal value of the property or equipment.

2. Retail share holding or the free float shares of any company is classifiable as a rental property.

However rental income from real estate can be fixed at a higher percentage of the nominal value of the real estate than that of retail share holding because an ongoing business is more versatile and more liquid than real estate. Real estate may be more difficult to convert to cash than equity and it can also have legitimate dividends or rental income downtimes.

DISCUSSION

1.How valuation by entry barrier works

Step one-. Determination of the minimum investment
Step two- Determination of rental income on minimum investment as fixed deposit
Step three- Determination of the value of the property or real estate that would have yielded the rental income on the minimum investment
Step Four- The valuation of the business is thesame as the valuation of the property or real estate that would have yielded the rental income. It is the free float or FF value of the minimum investment

Any business requires a minimum investment and that minimum investment is the entry barrier. The minimum investment is the seed capital.
Let us use a one man business in Nigeria that does not require high skills but that must be able to support one person easily as an example.

In Nigeria, an unskilled person that wants to set up a business of trading in anything must invest a minimum of 1.5 million naira which is about USD 1,100. If you invest less than that, then you will not be able to support yourself properly not to talk of another person.
If you are able to secure the investment then your next challenge will be profitability and that will be determined by things like management style, vision, character and etc.

A one man business in Nigeria as described above with a minimum entry barrier of 1.5 million naira has rental income on minimum investment to be at least 150,000 naira at ten percent per annum if fixed in a fixed deposit account.

The value of the property or equipment that will yield that amount of money is 6 million naira since 150,000 naira is 2.5 percent of 6 million naira.

Therefore the free float value or capitalization of that one man business will be six million naira.

This means that if the business owner sells forty percent of the business, that percentage will bring in 2.4 million naira which can be used to expand the business after funding the common stock account.

2. How Valuation by Profitability works.

This is the real unquestionable market valuation of a business in my view. It is determined by the rate of growth of the business. In other words, if a company is saving one million naira per annum after all expenses including wages and all and there is undeniable proof of that, then the one million naira can be taken as the rental income per annum from the business and the business can be valued straightaway at 40 million naira using the rule of regular rental income per annum being 2.5 percent of the nominal value of the property or equipment.

A business that has invested only five million naira can make even fifty million naira per annum consistently with management efficiency, tenacity, trade secrets and etc. It is not an impossibility though such a company with such a profit margin would immediately acquire assets and become asset heavy.

3. There can be a mixture too.
Say a hotel chain has built a new hotel up to ninety percent completion but the new hotel is not yet commissioned and there is no income from it yet and the company wants to take a private placement or do an initial public offer (IPO) then it can use valuation by profitability for the ongoing segment and use valuation by entry barrier for the upcoming segment and add it together to arrive at a unitary valuation for the company.

CONCLUSION

I believe it has been sufficiently demonstrated in this short work that a fair valuation of any venture or prospective venture of any size can be possible through any of the two broad routes of valuation by entry barrier and valuation by profitability and in this era of the internet and Artificial intelligence, any lay person can use those tools as described to determine a fair value of any investment.

The entry barrier method is more valid when there is a large market ready to take the goods or services to be offered by the new venture

References

Corporation valuation

https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/business-and-management/corporate-valuation

How to value a corporation

https://online.hbs.edu/blog/post/how-to-value-a-company?fbclid=IwY2xjawUNTBBwZG9mAWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHoi1DS47-9UHrRNKh93H79O1pD9yd_cfCYhOUg5m-bsP5BXKhRoqLjEfsMY6_aem_q06-nMMaWVpqjGg1BOh2lw
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 6:18pm On Sep 08
SonofElElyonRet:
Some people wey dey say dangote refinery IPO isn't advisable will still go behind and buy some without announcing here. Truth is no one knows if it'll drop or increase in price. We can only postulate.. I've been saying it over and over again that even loss declaring companies have had price appreciation so nothing is cast in stone
Even if it drops temporarily which is unlikely it will increase in price in the long run
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 4:48pm On Sep 08
yMcy56:
Somebody like me, I'm not even comfortable with some of the IPO items...
The Refinery coming to market without class looks somehow to me.

They may want to pump the share price upon listing but las las, na on top retailers Dem go dump the kaya.

Davido & Co no go use me cash out for NGX...😊
The price isn't bad as it is even if it falls. A company with raw investment of even 10 billion dollars isn't bad to be valued at 40 billion dollars if well managed. The refinery is certainly more than ten billion dollars and a company with raw investment ( not human resources) of 10 billion dollars can be as valuable as even 500 billion dollars and that will be because of the management. So the refinery isn't bad to buy at that amount
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lawani(m): 4:10pm On Sep 08
mikeapollo:
Profit is a function of margins (sale price-cost price), volume and efficiency.
Refinery may still make good profits because it has huge capacity (volumes), even if margin is low, theoretically speaking.

The average margin for most refineries is 7%-15%,
Dangote is one man. Any refinery comfortable with 7 percent has its outstanding shares as majority retailer held or majorly held by entities not owing banks. Dangote needs a huge margin to pay the interests on his debts

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