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Neoteny:You oeople tell pure lies to distort history and associate the so called Palestinians with the land of Israel but do not want to acknowledge the true owners of if the land Can you nention names of Palestinian kings that ruled over tv5e kingdom of Israelt, Judea, Samaria, etc? |
Neoteny:Shameless lies! Claiming that people who do not speak the Hebreww language of the Israelites (i.e. palestinians) are the true Israelites It's like saying that the people whose mother tongue language is French language are the true Englishmen or the people who speak Igbo language as their mither tongue are the true Yoruba people. Shameless nonsense and aburdity! |
megawealth01:This will affect the price of oil, the profitability of oil companies, especially crude exporters like Aradel, Oando, Seplat. I don't understand why these Iranian govt want to play to the gallery until the country is ruined on top of nothing!? Some wars are not worth it especially if you will surely be at the losing end. |
Raider76:You think so? I suspect the price would get some boost shortly before(preferably) or after they consummate the new capital raise. |
RandDigital:Better go tell the xenophobic people back home in SA to use their brains and stop attacking, killing and looting the shops of innocent black Africans when they cannot even touch Lebanese, Indians who also do not have residence permits or papers in SA. |
madridguy:Why mention a pastor? You don't have to bring in religion in every topic. There are very rich, successful Muslim men who married only one wife! Personal preferences and conviction matter. Same way, some clerics have encouraged people to go into polygamy and they regretted it. |
ghm:So you are one of ''them''? ![]() Thank God I am neither part of ''you'' nor ''them''. ![]() I focus on making money in NGX no matter the condition! |
RandDigital:Without support from African countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Zimbabwe etc., SA would probably still be under apartheid. Go and read Mandela's book, ''Long Walk to Freedom'' and learn. You call medical doctors, lecturers, engineers etc. economic refugees? There are many highly educated, hard working professionals from other African countries like Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria, Zimbabwe etc. who are working in UK, US, Canada, SA etc. because they are qualified and needed. Their fellow citizens back home are also highly educated; reason why they would not behave like you people do by attacking innocent people, If South African citizens become highly educated and hard-working like other citizens, they would be considered good enough for international offers. This is reason why you rarely find SA citizens in reputable international organizations around the globe. Your inability to fit in is what is making you to feel threatened by other professionals in your country. How could a medical doctor, university lecturer etc. take over the job of a taxi driver or cleaner? |
toyeoye:The huge volumes could indicate that the price can rise again |
treesun:What is the sense in the hurry and rush to rename an unfinished, uncompleted project after a sitting president? What kind of hypocrisy, desperate self-adulation, self-glorification is this? |
RandDigital: SA wants to alert Ghana about good governance? How old is SA as an independent republic? Ghana had her independence in 1957. Several ANC activists were students in Ghana, learning from Kwame Nkrumah. They were, fed, protected, educated, given scholarships and even Ghanaian passports to enable them travel around the world. Those students later became your leaders who helped SA achieve independence. So how could SA be the country/people to alert Ghana about good governance? |
pluto09:Exactly my concern! Even those buying for long term should consider the dividend yield. FBN is not like GT or Zenith that pays N10 dividend. I suspect those accumulating are deep-pockets buying to acquire higher stakes for control or boardroom influence |
Agbalowomeri:Keep on making jest of me and my team! ![]() The Good Lord that grants all mankind Access to heaven and the good things of life will surely hear our prayer one day, CBN guidelines or not. Everyday, you dey touch my ';tail''! You dey touch my ''tail''! ![]() |
RandDigital:I don't think you understand what you're talking about, Do you go into investments to share wealth or to make profits and gain more? If investments were meant to share wealth, why are you people fighting the whites who own majority of investments in your country, since they would be sharing their wealth with you blacks? Nigeria did not ''come''. Nigeria has always been part of Africa. It is SA that ''came'' to join the party after Mandela was released. How could SA have ''always been'' the giant of Africa when you blacks were being dehumanized. discriminated against, killed, maimed and destroyed by the whites. ? You stll have the shameless ego to boost about this.? Why are you quiet on the main issues about the terrible things you people are doing to black people, while white people without residence permits and papers are walking free in your country? |
Poverty Threatens 79% Of Nigerians Despite Reforms – World Bank https://www.nairaland.com/8710853/poverty-threatens-79-nigerians-despite |
Na wa oo. There is fire on the mountain ooo.! Someone said he could have become the presdent of Nigeria if he had used all his working life to go into fraud, drugs and politics! Incredible! I am waiting to read commenrs and reactions from @Agba and co.. I cant believe this! |
They Told Us Subsidy Was Gone, But Quietly Spent ₦7.1tn" - Rufai Oseni https://www.nairaland.com/8710795/told-us-subsidy-gone-quietly |
MadmaxX489:Dont worry; E lo f'okan ba'le ![]() Access will deliver, |
RandDigital:You seem to be very proud of apartheid SA of the 1960s -1990, just because you want to justify your unfortunate actions against fellow blacks? Was SA even ''part of Africa''? You don't know your history anymore? |
RandDigital:SA was always under economic sanctions until apartheid was over; so when was the economy at ''the apex for along time until economic sanctions''? You seem not to understand the difference between investments and trade: SA biggest companies are making their biggest profits from investments in other African countries; It is different from trading (buying and selling goods/services) between SA and other countries like China, India etc Can you mention SA biggest companies operating in China, India, US etc. that are making billions and repatriating the profits back home?. Look, let me tell you something: Personally, I like and love SA and the people. No true African can hate or have bad feelings towards you guys, because of the unfortunate experience you went through. I have personally visited SA, and visited Alexandria. I cried when they showed me the house where Mandela lived and was arrested. I also cried, shed uncontrollable tears and wept like a baby (in Lagos) the day I heard that Lucky Dube was shot. But it seems you guys do not appreciate history and are forgetting to learn from history. You guys should know that every country in Africa has had a time when they fell into some economic or social problems, and migration is a natural phenomenon. For some time after independence, Nigeria used to be the best economy in Africa up to the early 1980s; we had Indians, Zimbabweans, Ghanaians, etc as doctors. lecturers in Nigeria. But things became tough and the citizens starting migrating Ghana was the richest country in West Africa in pre-independence era (due to abundance of Gold); but things deteriorated and citizens started migrating. Ghana was home to a lot ANC activists, Robert Mugabe, Kenneth Kaunda etc because of the influence of Kwame Nkrumah. Mugabe was a teacher in Ghana for many years and his first wife was Ghanaian. Hugh Masekela lived in Ghana for several years in the 1960s; he joined a musical band (Hedzoleh) there along with Fela Kuti; and that is where they both learnt the Afro-centric sound that is now themed ''Afrobeat'' Zimbabwe had very good economy; things became tough and the citizens started migrating. Do you think SA is immune to these economic challenges for ever? How do you guys want to be treated if things should become tough in SA and the citizens migrate to other neigbhouring countries? Even if you want to evict illegal migrants from your country, you don't have to attack, kill and loot their shops. Just report them to the police or immigration! What would Africa become if every country should do what SA is doing to fellow blacks?. How do guys feel when you attack, and kill fellow blacks who look just like you, while there are thousands of white immigrants, Lebanese, Indians, etc. who do not have the right papers and yet you guys cannot do anything to them? Don't you have some conscience? Would Mandela be happy in his grave for these things? The man that said you should not retaliate what the white man did to you? But now, you kill innocent fellow black men who have done nothing against you! |
megawealth01:Oando na ''ogbanje''. That's why ''somebory'' dey get mouth to laugh us na |
Agbalowomeri:Haba! I am not ''Jonah'' oooo! Please dont throw me out of the boat (bus). There are many sharks/bandits inside the water / on the road. ![]() |
RandDigital:You forgot that South Africa was nothing near ''richest country in Africa'' during apartheid? The economy expanded only after apartheid was over and SA companies had the opportunity to expand into other African countries; and they started repatriating profits back home every year to improve the local economy. Companies like MTN, SA Breweries, Nampak, RMB, ABSA, etc. are making profits in other African countries and repatriating back to SA. Yet you discriminate against these fellow blacks but cannot do anything about white immigrants. Shameful inferiority complex |
pluto09:Okay. I hope it benefits stakeholders and shareholders. FBN used to be my biggest stock but sold it some years back when it was stagnating N4 |
Agbalowomeri:The heart of man is desperately wicked; who can know it except the Lord that knows all things (Jeremiah 17:9) ![]() So says the Lord of hosts |
Agbalowomeri:Okay, I withdraw. @Agba is not inside anywhere. Still waiting for GT and Zenith at N20 so he can buy! And Access Bank at N5 or N2! |
Agbalowomeri:I say ''Amen''. Go on ''preacher''. The man apparently dey inside FBN.....see expectations cum rationalization per excellence! The same @Agba that says GT and Zenith should get to N20 before he will buy ![]() |
ppogba:Tell @Agba make he hear well well |
Agbalowomeri:How would you say ''if'' FBN is able to pay N5 dividend? Why cant you say ''if'' they are able to pay N1.50 or N2 dividend? A whooping N5? Where you see that ''if'' for N5? For dream? ![]() |
Agbalowomeri:FBN to pay N5? Keep hoping and dreaming! If you see N2 make you shout Hallelujah! |
megawealth01:If FBN fails to match ZB & GT interim dividends, the price would drop; at least for some time. |
Itzlinda:When a beautiful, brilliant, intelligent, money conscious, investment-savvy babe curses and drags a bank stock, it is because the CEO is a cowboy! She will soon come around. All that she needs is some fantastic dividends (ladies like money) and some capital appreciation. ![]() I have discussed with AIG and Tony....they will sort you out soon! |
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