Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by manie(m): 4:59pm On Aug 20, 2015 |
lancee: Nice one brov ..it was an open invitation for all before the result came out There are other invitations that are currently ignored by investors and traders. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by manie(m): 4:57pm On Aug 20, 2015 |
Aks: I'm surprised that some guys are feeling ontop of the world on Access bank results as a catalyst for upward trend in the days to come. This is very funny but i am 100% sure that no Mature traders/experienced investors on NSEMPA will toll that line cos company results has little or no correlation with the direction (BULL/BEAR) of stock on NSE. Some of us do not see anything spectacular in Access Bank shares, what we are seeing today was expected but we do not know when it will happen. Just rounded up my Access holdings to 100k units on Monday 17th August. I still want the bear to continue and it MUST definitely continue, the little dividends, interests and other income coming in from other sources are more than enough to keep on accumulating good stocks at great discounts. Anybody who is trying to time this market is on a long thing, the bull will come like a thief at night, the people who will benefit from the next era of wealth transfer via the stockmarket are the patient, informed and constitent long term value investors. https://www.nairaland.com/1233138/stock-performance-2000-2003-dateStock performance from around 2002 to 2013 |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 4:23pm On Aug 20, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Ambode Terminates Falomo Shopping Centre Contract by manie(m): 6:41am On Aug 20, 2015 |
emmatok: Afriland is UBA subsidiary it is no longer a subsidiary of UBA. UBA spun-off her non core subsidiaries about 3 years ago. |
Politics › Re: Ambode Terminates Falomo Shopping Centre Contract by manie(m): 6:39am On Aug 20, 2015 |
tinsel: Afriland is owned by Tony Elumelu. It is a member of UBA group. Afriland was formerly known as UBA Properties. UBA Properties was spun-off UBA, same way UBA Registrars now Africa Prudential Registrars was spun-off, UBA Capital now United Capital was spun-off. Afriland , United Capital and Africa Prudential Registrars are now stand alone corporate entities and nolonger part of the UBA group. Heirs Holding owns about 20% shares of Afriland, It will be wrong to say Afriland is owned by Tony. Read this to be more informed about Tony antecedents in Afriland and how he got 249 million shares of Afriland that is 20% through a purported mereger between Heir Real Estate and Afriland. This merger was midwifed by Tony's cronies on the board of Afriland. Afriland would have been a better company without the coming of Heirs, which has now led to short-changing of about 280,000 shareholders. http://www.stockmarketnigeria.com/forums/real-estate-investment-trusts-reit/3526-afriland-properties.html |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 9:06pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
Royal155: Abeg help me ask him ooo! N200/pc t'shirt! Na steal him steal am? It is possible if you have the right information, a Youth Corp member buys suit from from a wholesaler on Broad Street Lagos for 7k and sells same suit for 25k im PH. |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 8:09pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
princeuk21: brother I understand you that's right. Well this thread is educative and we don't just stick to NTB ideas alone but we also compare and contrast. The idea may act as a source of inspiration to some and junk to some its how you look at it that matters. in our previous discussion we did a little comparison between owning a rented apartment or investing the money into treasury bills if you read the previous pages you will enjoy both the calculation and discussion. So the idea is you can invest in NTB you are free to. but my explanation should trigger an idea in you and other members you can also add to it or show criticism we are all learning . criticism is also welcomed . emmmmm one last thing "a little profit with secured principal is better than huge profit and a great lost" - Princeuk21. (For the weak heart). and to them that believe all things are possible (for the smart risk taker) . Enjoy the thread. That is great, can you tell me the pages where TB and Real Estate were discussed. I love discussions on aletrnative investment channels. http://www.stockmarketnigeria.com/forums/investment-clubs/657-stocks-real-estate-better-investment.htmlThat was a thread I participated in about 7 years ago |
Politics › Re: Ambode Terminates Falomo Shopping Centre Contract by manie(m): 7:55pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 6:32pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
princeuk21: the truth is " Some investors just don't flow well with business." Location also plays a Paramount role in any business. what may sell will in kano may not sell very well in Bayelsa. So the fact is to purchase some products with such amount and sell at a fair price for three months after your market research ONLY IF YOU ARE INTERESTED TO DO SO. I got to a level of understanding that the only way one can enjoy NTB is by investing big even if it means Browning Only if you have a good reputation "social capital" and maybe a good asset for collateral. Now my boss inze said HOW?
MATHS. Example
91Days NTB. 100,000x10/100/4 = 2500 (No tax deduction made). 2500/3 Months, that means you made 833.3 every month (well its better than the interest in Nigeria bank account )
Now let's say we have a high demand for shirt in Jos and we can buy from Aba Abia state at 200 per piece and sell at 1000 per piece (cost of logistics included in the price).
Shirt N200x4000 PCs =N80,000 maybe cost of logistics = N20,000 (which should be lesser than that price) making a total of N100,000. If we sell a PCs for N1000x4000 PCs = N4000000-N100,000(Capital) = 3900000 (Profit).
Pls Note this is only for those who are interested in Selling or increasing their fund before investing to enable them increase their financial capacity so as to invest Large in NTB. ( When there is a will then there is a way).
NTB = BIG FUND = BIG PROFIT.
THIS IS ONLY A ROUGH CALCULATION.
PLS THE THREAD IS FOR NTB ALONE AND NOT SELLING. I TAKE A BOW . THANKS
PRINCEUK21 I doubt if it possible to buy at N200 and consistently sell at N1000 for 12 months. You cannot compare a person who invested 100k in TB with a person who invested 100k into buying and selling, you need to give allowance for his sweat equity. Considering the time, energy and resources required to go and buy shirt in Aba and sell in Jos, I will allocate 200k for sweat equity. And some of us have valuable things to do with our time rather than buying and selling stuff worth roughly about 100k |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 5:22pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
dellod: i will like to invest it t-bills i want more enlightenment. like 100k mood First Bank will accept 100k for TB |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 5:18pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
Caracta: That's the question. Some investors just don't flow well with business. But the business that gives an annual return of return of 700% is definitely one in a million, and such businesses can only be done with little fund like 100k. |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 5:15pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
princeuk21: it all depends on the your location and your market research if you are interested to carry out one. Please be specific and give a break down of how you can turn 100k to 800k, I am not saying it is not possible. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 12:56pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
I have vacancy for Biology teachers in Oshodi and Ikorodu. Interested applicants should text their names and qualifications to 08029528893, for an invite. Or forward their CV to manewumi@yahoo.com |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 6:01am On Aug 19, 2015 |
adetoks19: Bachel Model College's working condition is terrible. They pay there teachers as high as 24-26k & dey deduct compulsory tax of 2k frm ur salary above. Dere principals are paid btwn 28k-30k den u'l pay back 2k for tax.Same tin happens in all dere branches.Dey recruit every Term & Session With the pay structure the highest tax should not be more than N400, I think the Proprietor is cheating the teachers. Teachers should ask for their monthly tax schedule sent to the tax office, I hope the teachers are not the one paying the Propritor's tax same way some landlords will not pay PHCN and other utility bills but will later pass them on to the tenanats. |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 5:50am On Aug 19, 2015*. Modified: 8:02pm On Aug 19, 2015 |
princeuk21: how many years do you want to invest that amount to give you back your principal? that 100k can be turned into 800k in a year if you invest it in the right business. all you need is a good research. Thank you I have more than an average knowledge about investment. Good investors invest in various asset classes and ventures eg money market investments, stock market investments, real estate, small businesses and personal businessses. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 10:40pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
GoldenDr: Wise words from our elders.....take it seriously. Sir, some schools do not care about competition, they are after profit and you working out your hearts out e.g. 39 periods in a week, when would I have time to write articles. I am not making excuses but this is the reality on ground. Some school management/Principal would tell you (teacher) that you want the student to disgrace the school. In that situtation, what do you suggest? That is why we need to be strategic and think long term. The guy that was teaching in Ifo about 5 years ago was earning roughly 15k per month, but he is currently more than 12 times of that amount because of the visibility he created for himself and his versatility in various spheres of knowledge, |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 10:34pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
GoldenDr: Wise words from our elders.....take it seriously. Sir, some schools do not care about competition, they are after profit and you working out your hearts out e.g. 39 periods in a week, when would I have time to write articles. I am not making excuses but this is the reality on ground. Some school management/Principal would tell you (teacher) that you want the student to disgrace the school. In that situtation, what do you suggest? That is why the pedigree of your proprietor is important. A proptrietor who is a trained teacher will not do that. I will rather earn a lower salary and teach about 22 periods rather than teach 39 periods when I know my efficiency will be zero. I think teachers need to be principled, I never assisted my students during external examination when i was still working. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 10:28pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
yemmybx: thanks so much for the words, but dont forget that am not a magician who will just wake one day and all these which you have just stated will come to pass just like dat.
To be sincere I have contributed to the development of the school, the entire staff and my lovely students, I love to help my student learn better.
Every friday I lecture the teachers on how to articulate English words perfectly. my students have their English clinic every monday morning on the assembly, I initiated it.
I would have love to write everything abt my contributions to the sch but I cant, if you want to know set up an interview for me, I will answer you.
I LOVE TEACHING, AM NOT TEACHING FOR THE MONEY BUT FOR THE LOVE I HAVE FOR NIGERIAN STUDENTS.
I will like to switch to schools where I will be encouraged, assisted, and motivated to do one or two tins you have said here, thanks. That is very good, be innovative with your value creation, create your own brand in the industry. Win awards no matter how small they may be, set verifiable records, blow your trumpet in no time people that matter will invite you for a chat and not an interview. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 9:49pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
manie: The most important thing is to create value to your organisation and students, these will positively affect you. You also need to be creative and innovative with the value creation.
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How many awards have your students won in your area, local government, state and Nigeria.
Since you have been teaching English or Yoruba, how many essay competitions, debates and quiz competition have you organised in your school? How many inter-school competitions have your students competed in.
How many essays or articles have your students contributed in teenagers magazines or children columns in the national dailies like Punch, Vangaurd etc.
How often have you written published articles on literacy, education, politic, economy etc in National dailies. ....................................................................................................................................................................
My brother when you do some of the things outlined here you will not be looking for high paying schools but rather schools will be competing to hire you.
A youngman who used to write articles in Punch and vanguard some few years ago, would write his name, e-mail address, profession and name of his school at the end of each article.
Eg, Johnson teaches Yoruba at Kerege High School Ifo Ogun State.
The last time I called the guy he is now working in the corporate affairs department of one of the quoted companies on NSE, his writings created visibility and opportunity for him. I guess this article that was written by me about 2 years ago, may be informative to some of us. http://www.jarushub.com/investing-in-our-careers/ |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 9:27pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
yemmybx: Thanks for dat. Am not unemployed, i was only searching for a greener pastures. I wants to move to the next level.
You talked about creating value to the organization after employment, yes to be candid the management, the entire staff and my students from JSS 1-SS3 will miss me wen i resign from my position in the school, meaning that i have done something positive.
Am a man i want to leave my comfort zone as a great men on this forum do say, "LEAVE YOUR COMFORT ZONE". Thanks @ GOLDENDr. am still waiting for the list of schools dat pays beyond 25-35k in IGANDO pls. U are a great man like me The most important thing is to create value to your organisation and students, these will positively affect you. You also need to be creative and innovative with the value creation. ................................................................................................................................................ How many awards have your students won in your area, local government, state and Nigeria. Since you have been teaching English or Yoruba, how many essay competitions, debates and quiz competition have you organised in your school? How many inter-school competitions have your students competed in. How many essays or articles have your students contributed in teenagers magazines or children columns in the national dailies like Punch, Vangaurd etc. How often have you written published articles on literacy, education, politic, economy etc in National dailies. .................................................................................................................................................................... My brother when you do some of the things outlined here you will not be looking for high paying schools but rather schools will be competing to hire you. A youngman who used to write articles in Punch and vanguard some few years ago, would write his name, e-mail address, profession and name of his school at the end of each article. Eg, Johnson teaches Yoruba at Kerege High School Ifo Ogun State. The last time I called the guy he is now working in the corporate affairs department of one of the quoted companies on NSE, his writings created visibility and opportunity for him. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 9:08pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
LaurelP: Nothing spoil! Tell them that having researched the average pay for schools in their category, you've come to realise that it is within the range of.....(Insert your desired salary). Emphasize your experience and ability to do the job well. Then listen and get ready to renegotiate. Renegotiate what, when you will teach 39 periods out of the official 40 periods per week. When will he prepare his lesson plans, mark assignments, mark classworks, grade project works, prepare for practicals and fieldtrips, carry out his own research and finally have time and peace of mind to plan for his own future. No wonder real learning is no longer taking place in most of our schools. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 9:02pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
LaurelP: At my 3rd teaching job, I taught Economics, Commerce, Business Studies, Basic Science and Civics, from JSS1 to SS3. And my pay was........wait for it........35k only! I can't even remember how many periods I was taking, I just know I never rested 8am to 4pm. I believe he can handle it. There can never be efficiency and productivity in such a school, are you sure that is not one of the schools where teachers are expected to assist students during external exams. |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 7:00pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
cecegorz: Then again, it's optional. One may decide to roll over principal+Int. at the end of first tranche. It is better you get your interest and roll-over your principal if need be, TB are bought in tens of thousands but in practice it is in hundreds of thousands or millions. That is you can invest 100k, 200k , 500k etc. If you invested 100k for 91days at 10%, your interest will 2500. Will it be proper to invest N102500 in TB, just asking. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 5:34pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
Nlevel: ADVICE NEEDED PLEASE!!! I went for an interview today in a school as a Chemistry and maths/physics teacher and after a written test we went in one after the other for the oral interview.I felt i did well in the interview and at the end I was asked my desired pay.I asked them to pay me according to their pay structure but they insisted i name my price.I gave them a range of 40-50k and they put my minimum pay as 40k.The problem now is that am not satisfied with 40k as my pay cos after my calculations the left over after deduction of T fare and other miscellaneous is about 30K.I felt I should have raised the bar a little.I already have another school near where I live that will pay me 25k and I will be a little bit free to apply for other jobs and go for other interviews compared to the other school....WHAT DO I DO NOW? Will you be taking Chemistry, Maths and Physics in SS1, SS2 and SS3? How many streams of SS1, SS2 and SS3 do they have in the school? ......................................................................................................................................................................... Chemistry in SS classes is 4 periods per week, Physics is also 4 periods per week, Maths is 5 periods per week.(recommended periods allocation) If you are taking Maths, Physics and Chemistry in SS 1 to SS3, you will have a total of 39 periods per week. Are you sure you can handle this? |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by manie(m): 5:25pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
cecegorz: Your assertion is actually misleading. There is usually option to chose whether to take your interest yield upfront or on maturity, probably you've been using upfront as default, it doesn't make it the other option wrong. The option is from your bank and not from CBN. What is the incentive for getting your interest on maturity of the investment? With they pay me a higher interest at maturity. Getting N1million in August 20015 ought to be more desireable by an investor than getting the same N1 million in December 2015. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 7:21pm On Aug 17, 2015 |
yemmybx: Thanks for dat. Am not unemployed, i was only searching for a greener pastures. I wants to move to the next level.
You talked about creating value to the organization after employment, yes to be candid the management, the entire staff and my students from JSS 1-SS3 will miss me wen i resign from my position in the school, meaning that i have done something positive.
Am a man i want to leave my comfort zone as a great men on this forum do say, "LEAVE YOUR COMFORT ZONE". Thanks @ GOLDENDr. am still waiting for the list of schools dat pays beyond 25-35k in IGANDO pls. U are a great man like me I believe so much in Karma, if you have really created value better opportunities shall locate you. Don't be too desperate about your job search. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 6:25pm On Aug 17, 2015 |
Funminicrown: Mr. Manie, still expecting ur response on my mail. Itz been long u replied. Thanks! Please send the mail again, I receive scores of mails everyday. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 6:19pm On Aug 17, 2015*. Modified: 7:17pm On Aug 17, 2015 |
Larry37: Nice write up........remember it is only God that giveth power to make wealth deutoronomy 8:18 not everybody can be keke drivers or something else. Or who will now teach the upcoming generation in our schools just as you said its about fulfillment and passion not forgetting impacting our society positively and in a big way. The almighty God can always bless the little to make it big "seeth a man diligent in his work he will surely stand before kings" *winks* It is God that giveth the power and knowledge to make wealth, a teacher can be financially independent if he or she combine his or her professional knowledge with financial intelligence and financial literacy. One of my neighbours somewhere in Ikorodu were retired primary school teachers, they have two tenants who are retired bank manager and an ex-custom officer who relocated to that axis because they could not cope with the rent in Maryland and Gbagada |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 6:10pm On Aug 17, 2015 |
artisticallyart: Never look down on any job
The popular and controversial saying that 'what a man can do a woman can do better' is further proved as many Nigerian women have in recent times joined the tricycle business (popularly called "keke maruwa" in Lagos).
28 year old Deborah Sani is not just a female tricycle rider who plies the Ikeja-Toyin Street in Lagos, but also a trained teacher who obtained a National Certificate in Education (NCE) in 2009 from the former Federal College of Education Zaria, now Federal University of Education, Zaria and also currently undergoing a Diploma Program at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
When asked what led her into the business, she said, "when you compare the income from this job and any other job I could have been doing right now because I'm a qualified teacher. Teaching job if they will pay you N20,000, they will think they are paying you so well. Even if they will pay you N30,000 they feel it's a better job you are doing. But from this I can easily keep that amount as savings not as earnings."
She added that the need to save and not just to earn led her to make enquiries regarding the business as well as embarking on training with a volunteer keke driver.
Derby as she is fondly called said, "I got to realise that the jobs you do and you get your earnings daily seem to be far more lucrative than the usual corporate jobs. So when someone mentioned the idea that I don't even need capital to start it, I just need to know how to operate it. So I started looking for a trainer."
Deborah, who is still single, got someone who decided to teach her for one hour daily and she learnt the skill after about 8 lessons. According to her, she makes a daily savings of about 2000 with extra to cater for her needs.Trained Female Teacher Turns Keke Driver She said, "After settling all levies, buy petrol, oil and making daily accounts to the keke owner, I make not less than N3,000 of which I save N2,000 and spends N1,000 on daily needs."
Deborah Sani calls on the unemployed youths to be flexible when seeking for employment. She said, "they should not concentrate on one particular direction when they are looking for a job. Like saying I want to work in a school, I want to work in an office. You are narrowing your opportunities and some of these office jobs, these monthly paid employment, they might not pay you enough because come to think of it you might get a job now that will take you to the Island and you will discover that at the end of each day you spend close to a thousand or more daily. Tell me how such a person can save anything."
A tricycle ticket vendor in Ikeja, Lagos who pleaded anonymity said one of the problems Keke Drivers encounter in the business is insatiable passengers.
He noted that this problem is not peculiar to female gender, as some male counterparts also encounter same.
"Most of them (keke riders) are graduates. The challenges are the same for both genders. One of your passengers can decide to withhold his or her fare because you didn't stop where he/she wants you to even when that place is not a bus stop."
He opined that the business requires patience just like other businesses and encouraged more women and ladies to join them.
http://ghemedia.com/lagos-trained-female-teacher-turns-keke-driver/ Good for her, but I do not think anything can make me leave teaching for Okada. I will rather invest in Okada business, instead of being a full time practitioner. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 6:06pm On Aug 17, 2015 |
yemmybx: I WILL BE VERY GLAD IF U CAN MENTION DOS SCHS DAT PAYS WELL IN IGANDO, AND TOMORROW I WILL COME HERE TO GIVE FEEDBACK, THANKS First of all try and get a job, when you get a job create value to the organisation you work for sooner or later value and better jobs will find and locate you. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 9:13pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
akomitoomuch29: Pls nairalanders! is there any school in Abeokuta presently in need of English/literature/Yoruba teacher.... I studied English and literature..and just completed my Nysc.... pls help a friend... Send me a private message. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Strictly For Those Interested In Teaching Jobs by manie(m): 9:10pm On Aug 16, 2015 |
olafisoyeibukun: You can't study English and teach Yoruba. I know what am saying cos I have B.A(ed) Yorùbá My Yoruba teacher read Mass Communication and she is very good in the subject/language, her students made credit passes and distinctions in the recently released SSCE result. I studied Biology, but I am more active in the Finance/Investment forum. As a matter of fact if you meet me, you will mistake me for an Economist. Accountant, Stockbroker or an Investment Banker. |