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PropTrader:Agreed. ''Buyer beware'' is the first rule in this business! People should never buy any stocks if not ready for the associated risks, no matter how promising it looks or sounds. |
yMcy56:There was a recent announcement of an MOU for them to go into gold business across Africa. Also, Deapcap OS is not too large and it had stagnated for years due to the case with Amcon |
PropTrader:I don't intend holding brief for any company. Company prior performance is very fundamental, no doubt. But we must understand that there are various factors that influence the share price. Expectations of future prospects and rewards is also very key. We may never know what some insiders may know. |
Biodun556:Lol! ![]() Only 20% of Israel destroyed? I thought you people said the ''whole of Israel'' was destroyed. Just wait and be patient. All this bravado would only lead to destruction of the Iranian regime. |
donjazzet:It brought attention to countries in Africa and he also attracted more fans. For instance, I never knew him until I saw clips of his visit to Lagos. But I heard our Nigerian people misbehaved as usual |
Biodun556:This does not mean shit! Hezbollah did the same thing, posting aerial videos of military installations in Israel. When Israel was ready for them, it did not stop Israel from dealing severe blows to Hezboolah, killing all the top commanders including Hassan Nasrallah their leader. |
chimex38:The same RT. Briscoe that was selling for around 0.50k barely two years ago is now N6.57! Patience with long term investment is key in this business |
Y nicestlady:As a newbie, I would suggest you always keep documentary evidence of your transaction e g. keeping duplicate copies of your physical application form and the fund transfer or cheque acknowledged or bank deposit form. These things become very useful when issues or confusion arise in the future. |
MeezPat:I guess United Capital is same as UCap |
Raider76:Yeah... it is true I guess United Capital should be up and doing |
emmanuelewumi:The former CEO was probably keeping his portfolio from the prying eyes of management and staff of ETI and the subsidiary stockbroking firm. I think what you did by moving your portfolio to bank subsidiaries is a good idea. |
ppogba:Apt! In fact I am still biting my fingers because of Honeywell Flour and Deapcap after I bought some units and sold off prematurely. ![]() |
faoogoke:Wow! N953m as far back as 2016 when dollar was around N200-N250. Equivalent of about USD3.8m at the time,, now worth about N5.5b |
ednut1:That animal is dangerous and could have attacked the hunters It would be difficult not to kill that animal because there is no way the hunters could tame it before handing it over to any forest or wildlife preservation organization or zoo for safe keep. |
iHaveMadeiT2:Similar to how Ikeja Hotels was selling below N1 (i.e. 0.70 -0.80k) at the time. It is now at N35 That is how NGX can easily make one a multimillionaire or billionaire. |
GeeKudi:Why are you scared of a falling knife? A well experienced or trained guy should be able to catch a falling knife with no qualms! We did in sec sch. with fun ![]() |
Vixlot:Why cant the govt install speed breakers if speed is the cause of these numerous accidents on the bridge? |
faoogoke:I asked if you really understand the process and procedures for delisting a stock on NGX.? Not how long a stock has been on somebody's ''delisting watch''! |
leo1234:Election campaign funds will start trickling into the market; expect some relative bullish trend in the market until end of Q3 (September), especially if corporate financial results are positive and price of oil does not fall too low. |
faoogoke:How do you think stocks get delisted from the NGX? It seems you think that the NGX just wakes up on a bad day and decides to delist a stock? |
helinues:It is the influence of western education that made those countries like Saudi, Egypt, Morocco, Qatar etc. to relax the rules on women and other theocratic teachings. Historically, Islam forbade western education until civilization gradually changed things. Even in Saudi Arabia, women were allowed to drive just recently. Some of these beliefs are still prevalent in many Islamic countries, including some parts of northern Nigeria. |
SeeWahala:So to you, this is the ''last laugh''? How shallow and myopic! |
Warldbest:Biafra would have been easy and successful many years ago. Until secession metamorphosed into expansionist aggression to conquer the South West through Benin, Ore, Ondo etc. That is the mistake that made Biafra to fail at the time. Biafra may succeed in the future if the right strategy and approach is adopted. |
SonofElElyonRet:Why not contact the registrar or company secretary, if possible? They should have some updates they can share with shareholders |
WriterNig:Is China fighting India over land?[b][/b] |
Like play, like play....na so Deapcap go to enter N10 and beyond. God bless @Megawealth01 and all others for their well-intentioned, selfless stock picks and recommendations. This is not a buy advice ooo. Kindly ignore my sentiments |
Fiscus105:So you would be happy and okay if your colleague, a younger colleague or friend tells you that he is bigger than your papa? You don't see that as an insult to you and your dad? Interesting! |
omoredia:The beginning of the end of a society: when they adore and respect only money |
madridguy:You should stand with Trump also when it comes to his support for Israel |
lawani:Let us even give the Iron Dome to US because of Trump wahala. What about the following air defense systems: Iron Beam Arrow 1, Arrow 2, Arrow 3, David's Sling ? |
Focusmind:They cannot bypass the State CJ. |
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/jews-not-just-ashkenazim-europe-135358096.html Jews are not just 'Ashkenazim from Europe, they are part of our history,' says Saudi journalist ADI COHEN Wed, January 21, 2026 at 2:53 PM GMT Saudi journalist Abdul Aziz Khamis breaks Middle East stigmas on interview with Dr. Cohen. January, 21. (photo credit: screenshot) "The problem is that we haven't known each other enough. There is a current refusal to accept the other and believe that Israel will collapse, but that is a strategic and historical mistake." "Peace is the only solution," said Abdul Aziz Khamis, a veteran Saudi journalist and former editor-in-chief of prominent newspapers such as Al-Majalla and Al-Arab, in the tenth episode of the "Mizrahan" podcast on Wednesday. In the podcast, hosted by Dr. Edy Cohen, Khamis shared his historical perspective on the Jewish people's right to their land in a conversation conducted in Arabic and translated into Hebrew. Dr. Cohen started the conversation by asking Khamis one question that concerns the Israeli public, "What happened to normalization? Why aren’t we seeing a breakthrough between Saudi Arabia and Israel right now?" he asked. Khamis explained that the Saudi side "Insists on recognizing a Palestinian state as a prerequisite for any future dialogue," as Israel does not accept this presented precondition, even despite agreements between the US and Saudi Arabia. According to the Saudi journalist, "The problem also lies with the Palestinian leadership – it lacks an effective leadership that can convince the Israelis to pursue peace." He added that regarding peace, Hamas, which draws from the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, "Does not recognize Israel's existence or the Jewish identity on Arab land. " Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman: ''The Arab world’s greatest fear is the Muslim Brotherhood and a Hamas victory.'' (credit: SAUDI PRESS AGENCY/HANDOUT VIA REUTERS) Khamis explained that Hamas has destroyed the Oslo Accords through terrorist attacks, also being responsible for the October 7 massacre. "As long as there are elements operating with blood and hate, supported by Iran, peace remains distant," he added. As his second question, Dr. Cohen addressed the antisemitic nature of Mecca mosque sermons, which speak against Jews as people, and going beyond anti-Zionism, asking, "How does this fit with Saudi Arabia’s 2030 vision?" The Saudi journalist answered, saying, "There are voices that are mistaken in their approach and in their choice of words, swept away by extreme propaganda. These preachers forget the Quran." He added, "In Surah Al-Baqara, verse 62, it clearly says that the believers, Jews, and Christians, anyone who believes in God and does good, their reward is secured, and they will not fear. Islamic principles acknowledge the People of the Book and their right to be different. I completely reject this rhetoric. The Prophet Muhammad himself was married to a Jewish woman, and his relations with Jews were good until his death." Khamis explained that the roots of the problem lie in the logic of hate spread across generations: "We need to formulate a new discourse of tolerance." Dr. Cohen moved on, asking, "What do you think about the Jews' right to this region?" Dr. Cohen stated that many Israelis feel that hatred is "too deeply rooted and that normalization will not happen in the next decade." The Saudi journalist explained that "The problem is that we haven't known each other enough. There is a current refusal to accept the other and believe that Israel will collapse, but that is a strategic and historical mistake. We must understand: the Jews have been in this region for thousands of years. They are an integral part of the Middle Eastern fabric. They had a state in the past, just as others did, and this is a reality today recognized by the UN." Diving into the origins of Jewish existence in the Middle East, Khamis offered a historical review, "Jewish existence in the region predates Islam. Let’s look at Iraq – Jews lived there for over 2,500 years. Isaac Sasson (Sasson Haskel), who was Iraq’s first finance minister, was Jewish and considered one of the best in his role. He fought against the British for Iraq’s oil rights. They had a presence in Egypt, Lebanon, and Syria." He added, "We cannot say they are just 'Ashkenazim who came from Europe.' They are part of our history. If we examine the region's history, we see it is filled with boundary changes shaped by the British and the French, but the Jewish presence is a solid historical fact. Instead of blood and hate, we need to have a dialogue and achieve rights through understanding." Iranian axis collapse: 'Hamas has become a burnt card for Khamenei' Later in the interview, Dr. Cohen addressed the matter of the Houthis in Yemen, "What about the Houthis in Yemen? Israel is now operating in Somaliland, and Saudi Arabia seems to be opposing it." Khamis responded, "It’s absurd. The Houthi threat and the missiles they launched towards Israel led Israel to position itself in the Horn of Africa and in Somaliland. The Houthis, with their foolish policy, allowed Israel to reshape its strategy and find bases near the Red Sea." "Arab countries complain about Israel's presence, but they did nothing against the Houthis. Israel is acting to protect its security, and it has the right to do so. You cannot deny the right of nations to security while supporting those who attack them. That’s hypocrisy and blindness," he added. "The Muslim Brotherhood is the source of destruction – anyone who associates with them fails." Regarding the Muslim Brotherhood's influence in the Middle East conflict, Dr. Cohen asked Khamis' opinion on what he thinks "About the Israeli left cooperating with Mansour Abbas and Ra’am, who are identified with the Islamic Movement?" The Saudi journalist's answer was clear, "Any entry of the Muslim Brotherhood with their ideology into the coalition will destroy this government from within. Mansour Abbas and his associates try to deny their connection to the Muslim Brotherhood because they understand that the world has started to despise this organization." He added, "They use words like 'reform' or 'development' to disguise themselves. We saw how the previous Israeli government fell very quickly. Any alliance with these elements brings you closer to defeat and failure. This ideology cannot fit into a democratic or stable government." Message to the people of Israel: 'Peace is the only solution' Dr. Cohen concluded the interview by asking Khamis to send a message to Israelis and Jews who were listening to the podcast. "My message is that peace is the only option, but it must be mutual and based on solid foundations. We all made mistakes in this region – Israel also made a mistake when it thought it could manage Hamas and give them suitcases of money. That mistake cost dearly," he concluded. Source: https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/jews-not-just-ashkenazim-europe-135358096.html |
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only heaven knows how many times you and your other school mates made a mockery of him back then when he was struggling to copy and beg from you guys