₦airaland Forum

megawealth01:
That’s a proactive Governor right there...

During my last visit to Lagos, waste management was really terrible.

megawealth01:
I'm serious; I've been closely monitoring developments surrounding Oando.

megawealth01:
I will buy more at 20s... All die na die

megawealth01:
Oando 😂

Streetinvestor2:
I do remember seeing your postive answer
Very soon we go as for evidence to go verify.
This will make me understand if you will want the ceo of those companies to have character and integrity
Abi you will prefer the ceo of the companies to have criminal capacity
which companies do u have presently in your portfolio

pluto09:
I have been supporting the removal of subsidy since ya ardua era.
If the president and his team were convinced removing subsidy was good for the country, the onus is on the president to provide leadership and direction and find a way to deliver it no matter who is opposing it (that is capacity)

megawealth01:
The same Jagaban who fought against Jonathan’s administration and participated in the protests that occupied Ojota is now presiding over a government whose policies are placing enormous pressure on the masses.

We deceive ourselves too much in this country, joor! The standards we demanded from yesterday’s leaders must not suddenly become unreasonable when it is our own people in power. Principles should not change simply because political loyalties have changed

pluto09:
No, Nigeria is not we are we are today because Tinubu took some bold economic decisions.
We are we are today because we failed to take some of those economic decisions earlier in our development.

GeneralDae:
You are wrong. Men of capacity are very scarce in our political space and that is why we are where we are today.

ghm:
The NGX does not run in a vacuum. It runs within a legal and regulatory environment that government controls. The question isn't whether government should have a plan. It's whether the plan is good. Dismissing the whole thing without reading it is not analysis—it's noise.

The SEC's Capital Market Master Plan was initially launched in 2014 and has been reviewed and updated through 2025. It is not a new invention by this administration. It has gone through extensive stakeholder consultation and public hearings.

The plan's targets are specific and measurable. It aims to raise N150 trillion in capital for infrastructure by 2035, expand retail investor accounts from 7.5 million to 15 million, and increase the market's annual turn-over ratio from 10% to 50%. It also proposes strengthening the SEC's enforcement powers and increasing capital limits for Trading License Holders.

Rapmoney:
If you are a young person who wants peace of mind, privacy, and you are ambitious and focused on your dreams, avoid this type of building. It is usually associated with the following:

1. Loud noise from children and annoying adults.

2. Gossips here and there. They will talk about your clothes, the way you walk, the time you usually come home, and all sorts of irrelevant things.

3. There is trouble lurking everywhere. The more the people, the greater the troubles.

4. There are lots of idle women and men whose occupation is to forment trouble.

5. You won't have privacy. Your every move is followed by various eyes.

PresidentMUGABE:
A Paris grocery got emptied by rioters and the pork section stayed full. That is not a coincidence. The shelves that held everything else are bare. The one product a certain doctrine will not touch is still sitting under the lights. Looting is a crime. Selective looting is a census. The people who cleaned out the store left a map of who they were.

Mass migration did not bring a temporary labor shortage. It brought a parallel rule set into a city that already had one. France is living the result in real time. No-go blocks, cars on fire, a supermarket that knows which meat is safe to steal. America has the same file knocking on zoning boards and charity fronts.

Streetinvestor2:
All this noise on Dangote refinery dey make me laugh
All things being equal and removing BAT government in the equation.
I can bet on more than 5 stocks that will easily deliver 100% gain in future before that refinery ipo will achieve 100%

megawealth01:
I hope he isn’t suggesting that Jagaban has demonstrated sufficient leadership capacity during his first term so far.

vacanci:
where are the following Pls.

1. Dandote cement
2. Dangote Sugar
3. NASCON
4. Dangote Fertilizers ltd
5. Dangote Refinery

I can see you are doing everything possible to justify your fear for not buying the Dangote refinery IPO because you want to please the few nay sayers.

Wotowotoman:
Ogbeni, do you have a job? 🤔

pluto09:
We have had good people as presidents in the past.
They couldn't delivered much because they didn't have the capacity. You can't give what you don't have.
I never said we needed dubious people, my argument is that being good alone is not enough.

megawealth01:
DANGOTE Flour is where pls?

Raider76:
Kenya receives second shipment of heavy machinery for Dangote’s planned East African refinery

https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/kenya-receives-second-shipment-of-heavy-machinery-for-dangotes-planned-east-african/l68jvxl

Alhaji talk and do...

pluto09:
We need men with capacity.
Managing Nigeria will require more than being good.

ghm:
Great recommendation and thanks for sharing. However,

"Good man" and "good governor" are two different things.

I am sure he is a good man. Your friend grew up with him. He knows the personal side. But personal decency is not the job description. The job is delivering on policy, infrastructure, and governance for Lagos. Many good men did not give good governance—and even a Goodluck did not bring all-round good luck in governance.

And to be fair, his record is not thin. He has been in governance for over two decades:

2005–2011: Commissioner for Science and Technology, Lagos State
2011–2015: Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Lagos State
2015: Special Adviser (Technical) to the Minister of Works, Power and Housing
2019–present: Deputy Governor of Lagos State

That is not a man who just appeared. That is a career in public service.

He resigned from his federal role in September 2018 to contest the Lagos gubernatorial primary, lost the primary ticket, and then accepted the running mate position. Many politicians would have left the party or sabotaged the ticket. He stayed.

So when people say "he is a good man," ask: what has that goodness delivered for Lagos? And also: what has his two decades in governance prepared him to deliver next?

That is the question.

presiade:
I rarely post articles, unlike you. 🤣

@the bolded , definitely. But I just meant what I said that I’m not in the frame of mind for argumentative discussion today. I can drag you all day, but I only need a bit of rest today.

presiade:
I rarely post articles, unlike you. 🤣

@the bolded , definitely. But I just meant what I said that I’m not in the frame of mind for argumentative discussion today. I can drag you all day, but I only need a bit of rest today.

presiade:
I knew you’ll respond, but I’m really not in the mood for arguments today. 😅 ✌️

presiade:
Dollar Hoarders Take Note:

https://www.nairaland.com/8768610/deutsche-bank-adds-nigeria-frontier

londonerr:
I want to apologise to megawealth01 sincerely.... I don't know how, but I'm 100% sure some sorrows are coming to the NGX.... people are going to lose big!!

Cng was 200 before this gwament helped the sector

Conversion was 300k kits and workmanship even at NIPCO Abuja before this gwament decided to make it affordable...

iskalamong:
I doubt it’ll go that low. I think N24 is a more realistic bottom. Worst case scenario, N20 should hold.

If it falls below N20, then something else is happening. Something unexpected.

Iskalamong!

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TruthHurts1:
https://www.thecable.ng/you-cannot-ask-moses-to-go-back-to-egypt-tinubu-rules-out-return-to-petrol-subsidy/

‘You cannot ask Moses to go back to Egypt’ — Tinubu rules out return to petrol subsidy

“I came and I removed subsidy the first day. I knew Nigeria would go bankrupt. There was nothing left to pay subsidy. I could listen to my political opponents promising a return to subsidy,”… pic.twitter.com/F1bsZyUGM2

— TheCable (@thecableng) October 19, 2026

Agbalowomeri:
Ahh you wan use mouth keel my papa Lol
I never talk say guyman don kpai o
But he has retired from "active service"

Agbalowomeri:
I am already close to the record

omenka:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DerYg05Ml-H/?dlrf=MWV0eHRsdTRuczlyaQ==