₦airaland Forum

madridguy:
Saudi Arabia should put their faith in Allah and follow Islam. In Islam, we must live in peace with our neighbors.

The same Israel has to beg the entire world to help them against the Ansarallah ( Houthis ) few months ago.

ppogba:
Ngige knelt down inside Okija shrine.

Ngige knelt down before Andy.

Umoh Eno knelt down before the former Governor in a stadium in the full glare of all.

Check the internet.
Make una leave person wey dey hustle for his daily bread alone.

He may not know about shares, stocks and other investment. Let us cut him some slack.

emmanuelewumi:
As a matter of fact the stock price of Seplat was either flat or dipped for the first 4 years when it was listed.

Yours truly bought Seplat for N300 instead of the IPO price of N576, some investors were even lucky to get it cheaper.

If this happened with a stock with a total outstanding shares of 600 million, I can't imagine what will happen with a stock with over 124 billion outstanding shares

megawealth01:
As seen on the internet

Sheuns:
The Chinese should be restricted to factory establishments only in Nigeria.

You can’t just allow them come to start doing retails and clearing out competitors that don’t have as deep pockets as them.

Na so una do take kill SMEs all in the name of looking for Foreign investments.

megawealth01:
As seen on the internet

MTN Nigeria my lawyers will be sending a letter to your office I will want a well detailed explanation as to why my private number was used for dangote IPO advert without my consent,my number which is linked to my NIN was used without my consent and I will not take this likely…I will need explanations and if your explanation don’t make sense to me we will meet in court
2:the whole dangote IPO thing looks like a Ponzi scheme to me,if aliko dangote cares about Nigerians to the point where he wants to sell shares of his refinery for as low as 5000 naira plus then he should just bring down the price of CEMENT,PETROLEUM PRODUCTS,RICE,SUGAR, the price crash of this will make life easier for everyone,ANYWAYS @mtn get ready

© VeryDa4kM*n (VDM)

deathwing:
What was the point of Dangote talking with regulators from SA, Kenya and other African countries? Does he really intend to list some of his shares on other exchanges and reduce his stake?

megawealth01:
Former Dangote IPOs have done 380%+ in 20 Years, Question is can you wait?

GeeKudi:
Broker should be better. Morgan Capital is not giving any clear direction though.

megawealth01:
Avoid buying Dangote Refinery IPO through your bank...

You will likely regret it later

© Ogochukwu Okolocha

megawealth01:
As seen on the Internet

dre11:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/09/14/dangote-refinery-ipo-europe-should-thank-tinubu-nigeria-for-keeping-planes-flying-president/

CyynthiaKiss:

An historic moment as the leaders of Sinn Féin, the SNP and Plaid Cymru come together to stand up for the interests of our nations and their right to independence.

For the first time in history, three nationalist and pro-independence First Ministers now hold office.

Today is a… pic.twitter.com/BbSjMhnOUY

— Michelle O’Neill (@moneillsf) September 14, 2026

https://punchng.com/scottish-welsh-irish-parties-declare-right-to-break-from-uk/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAUU2XtwZG9mBWZkaWQWUObXQZc61LbUU2MJhVZ2cuIq7L8o5WV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR7Abf-A82pkg95e2MES6T4kAL5P6zmdsrhZ-IEm8y_tbqH_clzHJc4FqG21VQ_aem__8H1IzZc3vQuKAb3tfXKag

megawealth01:
1.5trillon naira raised and still counting...

Dangote's Fortune Set to Jump to $58 Bln on Refinery IPO

Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, is poised to make a $23 billion leap up the list of the world’s wealthiest as he opens an initial public offering for his refinery.

The tycoon’s net worth is projected to reach as much as $58.2 billion with the IPO of Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals Fze, according to Bloomberg calculations, surpassing US hedge fund tycoon Ken Griffin and tech billionaire Eric Schmidt. Bloomberg's Anthony Osae-Brown reports.

GeeKudi:
OANDO no be Oil and Gas company again. Nothing anybody fit tell me.

ghm:
Apart from the security issues—which are obvious and undeniable—this is why I question the "Ebi n pawa" talk. It feels like political noise.
Look at the facts: an ordinary fake CBX took ₦178B from the public. Massive capital-intensive projects are going on in every part of the country—by churches, companies, organisations. The FG is disbursing trillions to states. The First Lady is giving out billions from time to time.

All that money is going into circulation. Money leaves traces and rubs off on people.

But circulation is not distribution. That's the real issue.

ogawisdom:
Dangote Refinery IPO has already received inflow of over ₦1.5 trillion. Alhaji plans to raise ₦2.5 trillion and the offer is still valid till Oct 13th.

Where una dey see this money? 😳

ayobama1:
With your special permission, otherwise you can help me out with some units from your Oando bullion van 🤣

Odunharry:
I think this is total transaction on NGX inclusive of the IPO.

Let's see what it will at end of trading

ayobama1:
NIN is now a requirement to enter JSS 1. I know that you will still ask about those still in Primary 4 and 5🤪

KarlTom:
In a way, I can say it's about priorities.

Getting a NIN for a baby/child/student should be a necessity because that is the only means of ID available to them. Likewise, I don't think a baby/child/student can open an account (bank/stockbroking) without a NIN...

GeeKudi:
I don't think I've ever seen anyone who likes argument more than you. Chaii

ayobama1:
Which student doesn't have NIN when NIN is a requirement to register for even Jnr WAEC? To open an OPay account etc 🤔

Odunharry:
Saw this

KarlTom:
A baby can have a NIN.
Only 18 y-o can have a BVN

PropTrader:
They can take part if parents invest for them through the "NGX Invest" portal. All you need is their name and NIN.

essentialone1:
The highest the share will grow to is the price of 1 Litre of Fuel.


Bookmark this...

dododawa1:

Hon. Desmond Elliot goes on his knees to apologise to his political godfather, Femi Gbajabiamila, and beg for forgiveness pic.twitter.com/LIeVy0b4Ed

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) September 14, 2026

Lagos State House of Assembly member, Desmond Elliot, has apologised to Femi Gbajabiamila, Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu, over his actions during the last All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election in Lagos.

Elliot is seen in a video circulating on social media, on his knees pleading with Gbajabiamila for forgiveness and seeking reintegration into the ruling party in Lagos.

I’m sorry, I have no excuse, I have nothing other than to say I’m deeply sorry and I am hoping to be cultured in the future,” Elliot said.

The development followed a disagreement between Elliot and the party leadership after the APC primary for the Surulere Constituency I seat in May.

Elliot had withdrawn from the exercise, alleging intimidation and political pressure against his supporters.

He subsequently rejected the outcome of the primary and said he would challenge the process through the party’s appeal mechanism.

Elliot eventually lost the APC ticket to Barakat Odunuga-Bakare, who was believed to enjoy the backing of Gbajabiamila.

Odunuga-Bakare polled 11,385 votes to defeat Elliot, who secured 270 votes in the primary.

GeneralDae:
Why not do your own research? Emiefele had swaps from 2018 worth close to $20 Billion. He pledged to JP Morgan $7.5 Billion as well around 2021. As at 2022, the net reserves were at about $8 Billion ( by CBN records) and this depleted to $3.99 Billion in 2023. JP Morgan in advising investors was the first to hint (in August 2023) that our net reserves were around $3.7 Billion which the then interim CBN management tried to deny and which led to a loss of confidence and mass exits of FPI’s in late 2023 to early 2024.

Do your research. All of these are in the open. I tracked some of them myself from 2023.

As for Sanysi’s management of the CBN, it is a fact that reserves were depleted from $62 Billion in September 2008 to $40 Billion as at February 2010 (the coming of Jonathan). This doesn’t say Sanusi is a bad CBN Governor. Only that 2008/2009 saw mass exits of FPI’s due to the global financial crises and oil prices declined for a while and so Sanusi utilised our reserves to stop the naira from sliding.

emmasoft:
@mikeapollo, the rule is actually opposite of what you think it's. How can you say it's retrogressive for example if you are told to open a bank account so that the cash that belong to you can be transferred for your use?

If you know the rigorous process that investors used to pass through to demat their physical certificates in those days or even now, you will appreciate the rule.

Anyone can get cscs account within 72hrs or less and it's free so it's actually a progressive rule.

By the way even without cscs account you can still participate but having access to your shares will still require you to get a cscs account.

Let's be well guided.

Odunharry:
Everyone can participate with or without CSCS. We saw that when few banks did PO and RI few years ago.

For most Stockbrokers, it's actually easier. They provide link.
Banks like zenith, access, providus even flutterwave are also advertising the PO.

@Emmasoft has answered already.

PropTrader:
They can take part if parents invest for them through the "NGX Invest" portal. All you need is their name and NIN.