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Zege7716:
The Ga tribe of Ghana confirmed by themselves that they're from Bini Kingdom. Go n get your facts right before misleading people with wrong information.

Liar! Liar!!Liar!!!
The Ga people have been saying it since time immemorial that they originated from Ile-Ife.
Bini Kingdom does not exist anywhere in their ancestry.
Stop the lies.
Even Bini kingdom itself has its links to Ile-Ife, so what is your point

DeepSight:
What a pity. If only you had an idea of how both men look down on black people.

At least, they don't behead and murder black people for believing in whatever faith or religion they choose.

omenka:
Ghanaians are just envious of the strides our brothers are making globally. They should nevertheless thread carefully lest our brothers desert their country, leaving behind a desolate landscape, because we know for sure our brothers are responsible for 90 percent of the development happening in Ghana.

Don't say you were not warned.

Ghana that got independence and started developing on their own 3 and half years before Nigeria got independence!

90% Development ko, developmnti ni!

gidgiddy:
I wonder why any Ghanaian would be bothered about what title someone wants to address himself as? King of Igbos in Ghana?

Has the guy done anything illegal by addressing himself as such? If he likes, he can addressing himself as King of Chinese people in Ghana if he wants

In Africa, you cannot use the title ''King'' when living as a foreigner on another King's land, without the customs, tradition, culture or law authorizing or recognizing you as such.
Let him call himself the chairman or president or leader of Igbo Community (which may be subject to elections), but apparently he wants to hold the title for life that is why he is calling himself ''king'' by force by force

gidgiddy:
I wonder why any Ghanaian would be bothered about what title someone wants to address himself as? King of Igbos in Ghana?

Has the guy done anything illegal by addressing himself as such? If he likes, he can addressing himself as King of Chinese people in Ghana if he wants

In Africa, you cannot use the title ''King'' when living as a foreigner on another King's land, without the customs, tradition, culture or law authorizing or recognizing you as such.
Let him call himself the chairman or president or leader of Igbo Community (which may be subject to elections), but apparently he wants to hold the title for life that is why he is calling himself ''king'' by force by force

The Ga Traditional Council has issued a statement disassociating itself from the activities of one Eze Dr. Chukwudi Jude Ihenetu, who is alleged to have been parading himself as the King of the Igbo community in Ghana.

In a press release signed by Evelyn Amewotse, Registrar of the Ga Traditional Council, on behalf of the President, following an emergency meeting held on July 9, 2025, the Council—under the leadership of King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, the Ga Mantse—unanimously resolved that it has never recognized Dr. Ihenetu as a king within the Ga State and has no affiliation with any of his traditional activities.

The Council emphasized that within the Ga State, the recognition of any traditional leader is subject to strict procedures, including formal registration in the National Register of Chiefs.

It stressed that the Ga Traditional Council itself is a creation of statute, operating within Ghana’s legal framework.

“The Ga Traditional Council disassociates itself from all activities of the said Eze Dr. Chukwudi Jude Ihenetu,” the statement read.

“The Council has never recognized anybody or person as a King of Igbos within the Ga State.”

The Council directed Dr. Ihenetu to immediately cease and desist from presenting himself as the King of the Igbo community in the Ga State or engaging in any traditional or cultural activities in that capacity.

It also ordered all individuals appointed as Paramount or Divisional Chiefs by Dr. Ihenetu to stop holding themselves out as such within Ga jurisdiction.

Furthermore, the Council declared that any traditional or cultural festivities organized under the banner of importing Igbo culture, and presided over by Dr. Ihenetu in his claimed role as Igbo King, should cease with immediate effect.

“We Ga people are peaceful and welcome all tribes, communities, and nationals into the Ga State, on the condition that they respect Ga traditions and customs,” the statement affirmed.


Source:
https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/regional/Ga-Traditional-Council-disowns-self-styled-Igbo-King-in-Ghana-1991088

PETERiCHY:
Like I said earlier what happened between 2005 and 2007 is about to repeat itself between 2025 and 2007 the Election year

.. So Smart TRADERS play your game meticilously and don't be caught in the WEB.

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

I think the NGX would not experience the extent of what happened in 2005-2007 if there should be any bursting of the bubble or price correction in the stocks market
Unlike what happened in the past, most of the funds currently dominating the market now is from local investors who took over after foreign investors pulled their funds from the NGX.
Even more money to flow into the market when the Abuja people start their campaign next year.

Harvestock01:
A couple of days ago I mentioned the second salt and someone asked for my reason and to which I responded "hopeville".

I have acquired a few units of the stock because it is an illiquid stock with a total of less than 300 million units in issue. The SP is already in double digit and I may buy more at the first sight of price retracement

I gathered that the second Alhaji has made a proposal to acquire the company (I think because what is foods without salts?).

I hope the acquisition moves sail through because I believe it has a very bright future. The vulture is a patient bird.

This is just HOPEVILLE and not to be taken as a financial advice.

This can only be uniondicon salt
Megawealth01 also recommended it some days ago.

KarlTom:
ARADEL. -0.09%
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. -6.98%
OandO. +0.19%

Your good works speak for you! E get why!

franchasng:
It's really funny.


It's not as if the so called Igbo cultural and traditional leaders in their communities are forcing them to pay tax or follow Igbo culture or dragging land with them oh. Every square meter of land an Igbo man own outside Igbo land, he legally bought it from the owner yet after selling lands to Igbos when they are in need, instead of being grateful, they will turnaround to start attacking and malign Igbos for buying lands from them to build and contribute to the development of their communities which they don't ever do for us in our own Igbo region but will rather give one million reasons why they can't invest in Igbo region, odiegwu oh

So you think that when you buy land from someone, the person should be grateful to you because you have done him a favour? Is this how you think?
And when they refuse to sell the land to you, you still complain that they hate you that is why they refused to sell to you?
Buying land in another man's village or country does not mean you must not respect and obey their laws, heritage, culture, tradition etc.
Know this and know peace, or no peace, whether in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, Lagos, Kano, Enugu etc.

franchasng:
There is Eze Ndigbo na London.

There is no justification for this pettiness at all, it's shameful for we black Africans.

There is no big deal in this thing, they are making the said man unnecessarily popular

There would be no problems at all if he calls himself ''Nze Ndigbo'' of Ghana! Nobody in Ghana would worry if he calls himself ''Eze Ndigbo'' or ''Oba Yoruba'' or ''Sarkin Hausa'' because the Ghanaians don't necessarily understand what those words mean in the local language.
And he could also introduce himself as the ''Leader'' or ''Head'' or ''Chairman'' of the Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa community etc.
But once you add the English title ''King'', then it creates a different meaning entirely because issues of kingship, kingdoms, land, heritage, are very sensitive because of the peculiar attachment to history, culture, tradition, kinship tussles, kingdoms etc. There cannot be two ''Kings'' or ''Roya Majesty'', or ''Royal Highness'' in the same village/town in most places in Africa, no matter how honourary the title may be. It is an affront and a disrespect to the real king of the land, his people and their culture and history.
People must learn that in Africa, a ''king'' very is dear to his people and a symbol of unique identity of the people and their ownership and dominion over the land they occupy
We cant just export everything we do at home to another man's country. We have to learn where to draw the line.

franchasng:
It's a culture. Oyimbo even join Igbos in celebrating it in different European countries, Asian countries, Australia, New Zealand and America. Go on Facebook and watch the videos, very entertaining, only black Africans now see it as an attempt to dominate and take over their land which started from Yorubas.


It's social media that spread it and other black African countries are now copying the Yorubas out of black people's insecurity and foolishness.


Those title carry no weight, they are just ceremonial and it's just among the Igbos communities.



If Igbos do something wrong outside Igbo land, I will be the first to call them out but this very issue is not one of such. They are making unimportant thing to look so important.


There is a popular adage in Igbo culture which the whiteman also collaborated right from colonial era; Igbo enweghi Eze (Igbos have no king)


Igbos don't have much reverence for traditional rulers and title holders like the Yorubas, Hausas, Fulanis, etc. Igbo title holders are mostly ceremonial, they carry no weight or influence among Igbos, only few who are first class kings of ancient Igbo kingdoms carry some level of influence but not compared to that of Yorubas, Hausas, Fulanis, etc, it's a cultural thing.


So this news is borne out of envy, jealousy, envy and unjust hatred towards a people trying to promote their culture outside their ancestral community to give their people a sense of belonging and cultural identity, it is nothing more than that.


I am sure the only thing the Ghanaians are angry about is the said man's purchase of plenty hectares of lands he said he wanted to use to build an Igbo community in Ghana to promote Igbo culture; as insecure black people, they found it intimidating that Igbos want to take over their community, and this they learnt from Yorubas via the social media which makes local news and events to travel globally within seconds in this our generation.

Dont compare the culture and tradition of the white man with that of Africa.
There are no kingdoms in most European countries, except a few like K, Netherlands etc.
Can anyone go to UK and call himself a ''king'' or ''queen''?
In Africa, once you call yourself a ''king'', it means you have ''kingdom''

KarlTom:
Please speak.
I hold no grudge...

Abeg, just keep on doing the good job that you are doing for guys here!
I comment my reserve. For now.

KarlTom:
This so-called useless government, like every other government, has made several people their first million and even billion [and vice versa]

The bitter leaf has its sweet side.

You attract what you believe [and profess]...

I think I missed this post;
I have strong reservations but I will allow it to pass. E get why.
A particular stocks has joined our interests together and I don't want someone else's cluelessness to put us asunder

Harvestock01:
My own approach is, using Neimeth, bought 200,000 units, for example, sell 100,000 units at around 170% gain and abandon the remaining 100,000 units to do whatever. Move the proceeds to a new ticker. Rinse and repeat.

Yeah, this is also a clever way to make good money and diversity your portfolio at the same time.

NewHe:
It's not only Dangote or the elites that are praising him. Corporate organisations, businesses, investors even diplomats ( i was at an event that USA ambassador to Nigeria was giving kudos to PBAT)
Ordinary citizens are also acknowledging him!
Only haters, opposition, lazy and uninformed people who doesn't know what reforms meant are shouting!

All previous presidents were praised in the same ay but the masses know the actual real situation on ground

Slytiger:
https://x.com/aonanuga1956/status/1942861134991650893

Nigerians and the stupid craze for titles!
Dangote don fall my hand.
Asiwaju of Africa?

No wonder one riff raff decided to call himself ''king'' in Ghana.
''Asiwaju of Africa'' my foot! Nonsense!

NSK4U:
Nobody asked for your support, just steer clear off or continue complaining of being dominated and writing endless propaganda to discredit Igbos, since that's all you can do

No Nigerian tribe is writing anything propaganda to describe any other tribe!
But when people/we travel outside, everybody MUST respect the sensibilities, culture, tradition, history and practice of the host communities even if we marry their girls, buy land and build houses there. Simple!

naptu2:
Short video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4KQfFgjPUE?si=Bbzy0pAXsf2XA0wK



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/07/will-you-bring-back-fuel-subsidy-gov-radda-questions-coalition-leaders/

Full interview


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8KusHDWUds?si=Ip72eQ0VhRjOvj9z

Very ridiculous and silly question.
You should first tell Nigerians what you have done or achieved from the removal of fuel subsidy and the benefit to Nigerian masses

givedemwotowoto:
Wrong. Both Peter Obi and/or Atiku will defeat Tinubu at the polls, but Peter Obi has a higher chance of defeating Tinubu than Atiku.

Peter Obi defeated Tinubu in a 3-horse race in 2023 and will defeat him again in 2027.

Tinubu was not the president in 2023, so all of them were on equal footing.. Now as president, Peter Obi cannot defeat Tinubu because Tinubu will use all the money and powers of the presidency to get some good votes in the north, unless there is a strong northerner to counter him, especially Atiku
An Atiku/Obi ticket will defeat Tinubu hands down in 2027.

phadriz:
It depends on your investment objective and your confidence on the stock. Imagine one top-up on ELLAHLAKES when it was N5. You would have made 90% profit on increased units.

Yes. You will still make profit but your percentage gain will be less but it is still better than not making any profit.

NSK4U:
Stop advising Igbos, support the Biafran course so you don't even share a country with Igbos, it's that simple

Those who want something should go for the thing by themselves. Support is not by force.

MyExpression:
Does he rule over any kingdom or people?
That's a ceremonial title with voluntary followership

He is saying he is a king and wants to establish a kingdom in Ghana

ceelog:
One thing i have observed you in particular do is buy a stock once (with big sums i suppose) and not topup. That is mostly why your percents are historically high.
Correct?
If yes, why do you not top up as you get periodic investment funds?

Top up makes better sense if the price is reducing and the particular stocks is becoming cheaper, so that your average cost price per unit will be less and your percentage gain will be higher.
If the price is increasing, then top up would increase your average cost price per unit and your percentage gain will be lower.

ceelog:
One thing i have observed you in particular do is buy a stock once (with big sums i suppose) and not topup. That is mostly why your percents are historically high.
Correct?
If yes, why do you not top up as you get periodic investment funds?

Top up makes sense if the price is reducing and the stock is becoming cheaper, so that your average cost price per unit will be less and your percentage profit will be higher.
If the price is increasing, then top up would increase your average cost price per unit and your percentage gain will be lower.
.

Coolcash1:
Oando faithfuls how far with your bonus issue....

Since you call us ''faithful'', we are still waiting in ''faith''!

PETERiCHY:
OUR 36 STOCK PICK with their corresponding GAIN & LOSS PERCENTAGE starting from 2016 till date

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

If I am not mistaken, were you not the one that said sometime ago that you have gone on retirement? and enjoying the loot on holiday in the Carribbeans or somewhere else like that?
Please show us the way ooo!
Boys don tire!

megawealth01:
The risk I took with Oando paid me in fortunes... I expect pz to pay me much more that's what I mean

Gba si be!
More fortunes to come!
Just keep releasing your stocks picks!

BabsO2:
There are all kinds of knowledge. Information / Knowledge is Goood

1. FA for long term investing,
2. TA+SA+ whatever gives you info for imminent turnaround ahead of the curve for short/medium/long term speculative trading/investment.

I have come across 1's and 2's on this forum and hugely contributed to contributing to their pros and cons of selected ones.
Thanks to everyone that shares his/her thoughts here. Left for each investor to do his/her due diligence.

Thanks greatly for posting the picture with these quotes:
''Making money is action;
Keeping money is behaviour;
Growing money is knowledge''

The above statement is laden with nothing but pure wisdom and truth! May we all be blessed with the right action (effort, hard work), behaviour (attitude, manners, character) and knowledge (wisdom, enlightenment) to achieve, maintain and multiply our blessings, fortunes and breakthroughs!

Boys don tire!
Boys don suffer!

megawealth01:
It's a risk that I think it's worth taking if you ask me... It's far better than the risk I took with Oando at sub 5

Please, buy with PATIENT FUNDS

For PZ? Really? Oando from sub N5 is N50+!

Well, you referred to risk; which is different from potential returns

AustineE1:
They are learning from Yoruba's,spreading tribalism allover Africa....the next moment,Ghanaians will start behaving like south Africans,they will start carrying out xenophobic attacks. That's why whites are almost always ahead of blacks,in USA and other western countries,there are Igbo kings(Eze ndigbo),Yoruba Obas,sarkin Hausawa and a whole lots of other communities with their various forms of leaders. Guess what,they welcome you and try to learn the positivities from your culture,they even mark out days to celebrate those cultures that has contributed alot to their society.
But black man is just an insecured animal and when the white comes around,they almost worship them but detaste their fellow blacks.
Bob Marley called it 'mental slavery'!

Have you heard any Yoruba ''Oba' claiming to establish a ''kingdom'' in a foreign land?
He can call himself ''Eze-Ndigbo;' because the Ghanaians would not care because they don't understand the meaning.
But the moment he claims to be a ''king'' with a ''kingdom'' in another man's country and goes about calling and introducing himself as ''King'', there will be problems because their country is governed by laws.
In Africa, the title ''king'' is taken seriously because we respect our history, culture and heritage. It cannot be bastardized everywhere just because it has been bastardized by some people in Nigeria.
It even becomes more difficult with the wave of criminal activities that are traced to Nigerians in their country

Bendeco02:
This has been trending on Tiktok for like a week now. Men behaving like women.

In the East, we have yoruba king and communities yet we don't feel insecure.

If you see some yoruba people comment in the ghanians posts you will understand how far these people hate Igbos. They are pushing Ghanians not to take it gentle with Igbo, they should pursue Igbos, same thing they did on South Africa issue with Nigerians because they know majority of Nigerians there are Igbo.

Those Ghanians are funny

When an outsider see how yorubas cry about Igbos and support anything negative against Igbo, the person will be convinced that Igbos are dominant and stronger than them even without coming to Nigeria. They don't know they indirectly shows the world how weak and insecure they are.

He can call himself the leader of a particular tribe or people or even the president of an association
But it is just so disrespectful, nauseating and stupid to proclaim yourself a ''king'' with a ''kingdom'' in a foreign country! In Africa, the use of the title ''king'' comes with serious attention and implications.
Who made him king? Does he know that the laws of Ghana recognize only only chiefs? On whose lands does he want to be king, and by what authority?
This is how we disrespect the real traditional authorities and rulers of a place and create problems for every other person, just because of the insatiable quest for dominance and authority in another man's land.
There are so many people from different countries living in Ghana and no is causing this kind of problem.
It even becomes more difficult with the wave of criminal activities that are traced to Nigerians in their country