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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 10:16am On Jan 10, 2020
ahiboilandgas:
the last time i put my email out it was not easy ....continues mails from scammers,hookers to nuisance filling the inbox
Hookers ke?. Were they also looking for mentorship on how to improve their ROI on their business?. cheesy grin
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 2:39pm On Jan 06, 2020
ojesymsym:
Oga, u de give us free mba course for here.
Recently, I started questioning companies that rush to build property assets just because they had one good financial year, I think we over estimate property ownership in this country. Just me thinking though.
That was how people were pressuring my Chairman to build a property for his company at Apapa instead of letting. He refused. When we started loosing business because of the chaotic and terrible Apapa traffic, we had to run away from there to go and rent an office in a cool area where prospective clients had no issues coming to. If the office was in a property owned by the company, it would have been difficult to relocate the office.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 4:00pm On Dec 20, 2019
Adegokenath:
New way to dysify,my friend just bought four okada for 1m at 250k per each and gave it out as insulment at 320k per one for 12 months do the remaining calculation
Is it that after 12 months, the person it was given to pays back a bulk 320k or the person pays an installment on either a weekly or monthly basis?.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:44am On Dec 16, 2019
ojesymsym:
Average rent for 3 bedroom in Lagos is not 1.5m. not everyone stays inside lekki. Do you buy a car very year? So you as a person will agree to pay phcn 40k a month when you are not running a factory? 180k for calls annually when they are not business calls which in that case it becomes an investment.
I can contend food but I'd leave that for now.
September holiday is an optional activity. If the whole country go on holiday in September, who go run the airport when u wan follow commot.
Haba, make una de fear God.
The way people brandished figures to paint Nigeria black is funny. I still pay less than 700k for a 3-bedroom flat with ensuite Master Bedroom in a good area. I stil use the car bought brand new in 2007. I have prepaid meter and i used average of 5k a month and that is even when my kids are at home as they are in boarding schools. Which kin September holiday?. I vacation in the village every December where i relax with authentic palmy with fresh fish from the great River Niger or correct bush meat. cool
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 4:10pm On Dec 11, 2019
ernie4life:
Bloodbath embarassed embarassed embarassed embarassed
Even with the low rate that people are complaining of, the subscription is still very high and far outstrip the offer from CBN. One man's meat is another man's poison.

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 5:02pm On Nov 27, 2019
feelamong:
TREASURY BILLS AUCTION 27/11/2019

91 DAYS ------6.495%

182 DAYS ------7.23%

364 DAYS------8.37%

Market is finished.... grin shocked
Chai. Rates getting to fixed deposit levels.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 11:58am On Nov 27, 2019
zamirikpo:
Am sure she doesnt have the authority to accept or decline bids, the right thing will always be done by the right people. Her own is to send customers request.

As a customer I have the right to place a bid at any amount with the intention of crediting my account to the tone of the bid figure before auction day.

Like I said initially , let's see how it goes, u r taking it too seriously.
I have to take it seriously o. Iam involved in financial applications and so iam interested in the loopholes clients and staff of financial institutions use to game the system.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960:
zamirikpo:
Am sure she doesnt have the authority to accept or decline bids, the right thing will always be done by the right people. Her own is to send customers request.

As a customer I have the right to place a bid at any amount with the intention of crediting my account to the tone of the bid figure before auction day.

Like I said initially , let's see how it goes, u r taking it too seriously.
And you think the bank does not know that customer will want to or do this in order to game the system?. Why do you think the bank does not allow you to make a bid when you have the intention of covering it up with the expected upfront interest?. For instance, you have 900k in your account but you want to place a bid of 1m so that when it succeeds, the upfront interest of 100k for example would have covered it to the 1m.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:17am On Nov 27, 2019
zamirikpo:
She knows me nah. And she knows I don't have that amount even without checking.

Desperate times calls for desperate measures. grin grin
Is what she is doing not wrong and against the rules and regulations of the Bank?. Stanbic is not the normal and average Nigeria Bank. If this is discovered, i hope you will bail her out if she is fired?. What she is doing is fraudulent.
Family › Re: How Can I Stop Helping My Cousin Without Feeling Guilty About Her Kids? by NL1960: 1:11pm On Nov 26, 2019
J111333:
This is personal so please be courteous with your comments.

I have a married female cousin who takes church serious more than her life, well I don't wanna waste your time with that part of the story.

I have tried to help her husband and her financially for a long time now and I'm afraid I've turned from helper to head of household, not funny. I jokingly told them to hang their boots after they had their fourth child but as I'm typing this, baby five just landed.

Their first son just got admitted into Unilag and guess who they called to help. I've severally decided to stop helping but thoughts of those lovely kids of theirs have always affected my decisions.

I told the newly college admitted boy to open a bank account so that I can channel my help properly but her mum said he wasn't 18 yet so she would be the one running the account until then.

A little background story.

My cousin is a graduate but helps her husband in an imaginary business of his which I have put in like N10m if not more yet nothing to show for it. I later switched to helping my cousin get a job, she ended up getting duped of the money meant to pursue the job Nigerianly.

She was/is my favourite cousin growing up and she was more than a nanny to my sister and I when we were little.

How can I put an end to this madness without feeling guilty about the kids? Mind you, I love their kids very much.
Your cousin and her husband have taken you to be their ATM. They will never be serious in as far as you are there to always dole out the cash.

I know of a case like this. The woman's sister has two kids and was doing well with her husband. Her sister was doing nothing with her husband. They were just birthing kids saying that God said 'go ye and multiply'. They had four kids with the husband being unemployed. The sister too was not doing anything. The sister decided to take one kid off them and used her connections to get one into a boarding school and also was footing the bill in order to lessen the burden on them. The sister and her husband saw it as an opportunity to birth another child as they said God said 'Go ye and multiply'. This got her annoyed that she returned the child she took to them and also stopped paying for the one in school. That was when their eyes were opened. The husband started running all over the place since to feed became a problem and no free money was coming again from his sister-in-law. The sister husband is now working and leaves the house very early Monday to Friday and come back late.

"Na person wen chop belleful and sit down for house all day long dey get energy to dey hammer woman all day".

They have not given birth to another kid for close to five years now. Man no dey stay for house again. Woman no dey stay for house again. Woman dey manage one small teaching job that the pay is not even regular.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:02am On Nov 26, 2019
OgogoroFreak:
Well, maybe you didn't get the message in my reply to that poster.

I was only trying to let him know how easy it is to build a forum like nairaland.

I'm a software developer myself and yes there are lots of script and snippets out there if you don't want to build from scratch. I mean, why reinvent the wheel? cheesy
Grupo:
No wonder you drink too much ogogoro.
No mind the ogogoro guy. Iam one too but i drink akpeteshi cool
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 12:16pm On Nov 25, 2019
zamirikpo:
AM at stanbic now and I just told my account officer to place a bid for 65m. When the actual amount in my account is 6.5m.

Let's see how it goes. Let them prorated at 10% am waiting.

WE DIE here.
How is this possible in Stanbic?. I know Stanbic normally place a hold on the amount you bid pending when the auction is done. So will the bank place a hold of 65m or 6.5m on your account?.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:12am On Nov 20, 2019
ukay2:
My oga FGN Bonds do not in any where seem to be any legal 419 investment.
Rather it's your lack of understanding that is confusing you.
I have tried severally to explain to you .....but am sorry u still did not understand bond market calculation.

Maybe just try and invest 10k in 3 year bond and hold till maturity it will become clear to you.

I have FGN Bonds that have matured and still maturing in FEB 2020, APRIL 2037.
I have never loose my capital......rather keep getting the coupon payments at the said payment date.

Just hold till maturity....no capital will be loss or sell below the bond offer price before maturity and still make more money from it.
You will only loose some part of your capital when you sell before maturity at offer price above what you initially bought the bond.

Am talking from a practical point as bond investor that has hold till maturity.


Example

I have 12k to buy fgn bond for April 2037 at 16% coupon payments till maturity and I bought the bond for 12% from secondary market. That my 12k may bought me 10k what of the FGN bond since am buying it at 12% instead of the 16%.....meaning the person I bought it from has made 2k from me since his selling at a lower percentage which is 12% if he bought it at 16% from FGN from primary market. .....which I told you earlier that most bonds at primary market are not even sell at that 16% rather below that percentage.

Then I will be getting 16% of 10k bond for 17 years from FGN ...which is N1,600 every year for 17 years which is maturity date ......the FGN will be paying me N800 every 6 months till maturity.


For me after 3 coupon payments. ...which is N2,400....I have recovered the 2k I used to overpay for the bond

So the remaining N1, 600 x 15 years are my gain I hold till maturity (which is N24,000) and at maturity, my 10k I used to buy the bond will be repaid to my account so I have 24k+10k=34k in total.

If I start re-investing every coupon I get to buy the same 17year bond....my coupon payments will keep on increasing. ....you know compound interest.....you can calculate it yourself and know what that compound interest will be ...

If I even want to sell that FGN Bonds 2037 like by 2025 at 9%(below my purchase price of 12%), I will make more money from it because the person buying it from me will pay more to buy that remains bond from me..

If I decide to resale it by 2025 at 15% (above my purchase price of 12%), I will loose some funds from my initial capital.

But for me....like in my NTB investment. ...I hold all till maturity

Don't forget that the only charge your bank will get to help you purchase the bond like the NTB purchase too is (like my bank. ..stanbic. ...N300 for custodian fee + 0.05% of the nominal value of the bond like the example I gave 10k x the number of years of the bond.

I will advise people to buy the FGN Bonds via banks that will charge you 0.05% of your nominal value of the bond. ...because some investment houses charge as high as 0.5 or 1% which maybe too high


I just hope this explanation make sense to you and others so that the issue of bond calculation will be put to rest in this forum.


As NTB interest is low now and many NTB investor are looking for alternative investments, some investment houses or banks or people may even confuse you the more.

NSE is another place u can purchase your dividend paying stocks if you have a high risk appetite like me and others in this forum.

Just be guided in your investments

And may God help us not to be too greedy to loose more funds in time like this. Amen.

As I always say.....SLOW AND STEADY INVESTMENTS WIN THE RACE.
Gbam. This is also my guiding principle.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 12:03pm On Nov 18, 2019
emmanuelewumi:
Except the woman bought 30 days Treasury Bills from the secondary market
Quite true but the 20% cannot be true. Moreover, iam sure they will be thinking that the 10% or 20% is flat instead of per annum. So many people make this mistake.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 11:36am On Nov 18, 2019
Perra:
A woman in my estate explained treasury bill to my family and we piked interest in it. Haven't started investing yet but hope to .

Please house, this is what she explained: she said if you put a certain amount of money in the bank( CBN) ...every month you get 20%..or 10% of that money .

Intact she said she doesn't even work as she invested 200million and gets up to 50 million yearly.


Is this what treasury bill ishuh
Please can someone explain in a very simple A B C type of languagehuh
I tried reading this post but honestly I don't understand anything .


Plsss someone explain ......in a simple way. Thank you.
Not true. Money given to CBN does not yield interest every month. TB interest is paid once and at the beginning of the investment. At the end of the investment, you only get your initial money back.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:34am On Nov 14, 2019
OgogoroFreak:
Yes, I understand but I was referring to your inaccurate breakdown. They certainly need more hairs to barb than in your breakdown to achieve the said amount.
My breakdown was based on the delivery amount and not on the gross amount to be made. I have been barbing with a particular barber for more than 10 years. I normally go early on Saturdays because so many people come there. Sometimes if i go there by 9am, i will meet about 3 people already waiting. Money made on a weekend can easily cover the weekly running expenses. Light is a bit constant in my neigbourhood because of prepaid meters.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:25am On Nov 14, 2019
ahiboilandgas:
smart guy,your brain dey work well ....that how it is ....they have 2 barbers....like me I use 1.600 monthly to barb so if they get 100 of us to cut hair na 160k be that (in random Neigbour)of 10000 middle class Nigerians
I dey learn from you o. Your business and investment insights on this thread has opened my eyes and iam grateful for the information you freely give.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:10am On Nov 14, 2019
OgogoroFreak:
His generator runs on water? huh


Interesting...
No. The 10k @ahiboilandgas mentioned is the delivery amount. I believe the business model and strategy is that the business owner gets 10k per week while the barber manages the shop and take care of the expenses. So even if the barber makes 20k in a week, it does not concern the owner in as far as his/her 10k is delivered. I like the model and strategy if this is what it is. The barber is not being paid any salary. It is like 'run the shop and pay me 10k weekly'. There are people that barb their hair weekly. When my kids are going back to school, i spend 800 for three of us. This is already close to the average 5 people to be barb in a day.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 5:24pm On Nov 13, 2019
ahiboilandgas:
...i chap I know I tried introducing him to t.b but he refused cos he rate where too low ...he has a barbing salon (not sure if total investment reach 400 k) he baber remits 10k weekly,this chap used same strategy to open 4 additional and use indirect managment frame work....he only pays for the shop (80k) The equipments....5 shops x 10000 k weekly =50000 k the entire investment will not be up to 2.5m ....the shops have been around since 2013...he also a state govt worker ....an investor should not just closed his mind and be at the mercy of emefele
10k a week comes to about 1,400 (10,000/7) a day. Adult charge is N400 while kids is N200. Using an average of N300 per person barbed gives about 5 (1,400/300) people barbed in a day. Really interesting.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 10:09am On Nov 13, 2019
zamirikpo:
Boss thank u jare.....u can imagine how people reason with their kidneys.....

Dumb skulls.....how does watching zeeworld equate with being empty. So Bill gates does not watch Netflix ni...
I hope iam not termed or equated as wild since na NatGeoWild i dey watch all the time?. grin cheesy
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 10:05am On Nov 13, 2019
vexing:
You are absolutely right. It is actually November 14, 2019 and I have been thinking it was November 11 all these while. Thanks bro.
I hope say you never do shakara for your landlord in anticipation of November 11?. grin cheesy
Autos › Re: Gazzuzz Autos And Part Store. by NL1960: 8:53am On Nov 06, 2019
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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 10:07am On Nov 02, 2019
zamirikpo:
I wanted to ask same question. I thought pefis paid when u transport across regions.

Then my oga , can u really sell 60000lires a day..
Where is it located.
60,000 litres at an average of 50 litres being bought gives 1,200 vehicles. Can a filling station really sell to 1,200 vehicles a day?.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 4:25pm On Nov 01, 2019
ahiboilandgas:
no......u need only 100 litres to deliver within Lagos so 133. Ex depot price +2 naira loading and transport = landing cost 135 ....sale price 145 margin 10 ....nb must of the 50 m litre is consump in Lagos...high turn over for lagos station and no space to build new ...among top selling is forte oil awolowo rd ikoyi and Mobil by federal place and Hayden in lekki ....this are money minting machine
Wa o. Surprising. I normally look down on that filling station as i see it as small.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 3:39pm On Nov 01, 2019
ahiboilandgas:
we will be selling at 143 , we will buy at 133.5 .petrolium equilazation fund pays the transport rate...example if we sell 60000 litres per day (pef ) pays 60000 ×19.05 at claims = around 1.2 m , then we use like 7 naira x 60000 at cost of transporting ( deseal expense) it will land at 140 to the station our profit on the product will be 4 naira x60000 litres (240k ) daily this sum will be used to pay salary and ober head ....then the subsidy the govt pays 19.05 x 60000.=1.2m will be profits
For a filling station in Lagos for instance and product is transported from the same Lagos to the station, will PEF pay the transport rate?.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 2:47pm On Nov 01, 2019
ahiboilandgas:
Me and my guys ( same bussiness of logistic) plan to build the station 4 years ago we 10 of us agreed to be contributing 4 m annually for 5 years ( crowding funding ) other contributing more ,other less this is reflected in the share structure and ownership ..now it came to reality.non of us could ordinary dare it built it alone ....me was using my interest for bond and tb to contribute...it made me under why the white man created the capital markets ,he understand clearly in capitalism,capital is the most import item to materialise an idea ....so firm can raise money via capital market...like wise crowd funding can also help establish a bussiness....the place restaurant lekki also have similar kind of capital structure
Nice one but with the falling margins in PMS, what plans do you guys have to break even in the shortest possible time?.
Autos › Re: ASK GAZZUZZ by NL1960: 1:58pm On Oct 29, 2019
GAZZUZZ:
Try this place

Gazzuzz Autos

2c Awe St, Ifako-Ijaiye, Lagos
0803 391 0382 https://g.co/kgs/6EFqH6


I fit pay a whole Gazzuz charges so?. grin

Is Ifako-Ijaiye not along Lagos-Abeokuta expressway?.
Autos › Re: ASK GAZZUZZ by NL1960: 12:53pm On Oct 29, 2019
Goodday everybody.

Please i need help on the amount range and the auto workshop that can fix the issues in this attachment. It is for a Toyota Corolla 2007 model (Bank type).

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 12:43pm On Oct 26, 2019
igbizen:
I love every bit of this write-up. A friends company today gives loans to staff every four years to purchase cars, but staff rather invest it and manage their old cars. So is that illegal?
That is a big loophole created by your friend's company. Was it intentionally done?. Companies buy cars and give to staff and not give money to staff to go and buy cars. These days, if you are a salary earner and work in a Company, you approach a financial institution for Asset Acquisition financing.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 8:50am On Oct 24, 2019
Barrytone:
Sorry sir, na affidavit i dey use, comprehension failed me. Was thinking u said 10m can't get a shop.
zamirikpo:
Imagine comparism ......ur village (200people) vs ochanja (onitsha the biggest market in west africa).

How did u graduate... grin grin grin
You self. Person don already talk say na affidavit he dey use, you still dey ask how he take graduate. cheesy grin cheesy grin cheesy grin
Family › Re: My Monthly Income And Expenditure Please I Need Advice by NL1960: 9:57am On Oct 23, 2019
LadySarah:
For tithe;Im still studying My bible.
Close eyes and buy ur food in bulk.It saves You so much money.
Buy beverages in rolls instead of Tins.


pls since All are in school,Madam needs to Go and work;menialjobs,housekeeping etc.She can earn and also raise money for a biz.

You are a Good man.pls cancel anything childbearing.
In Nigeria, most people think some jobs are beneath them. I know of a family that is living from hand to mouth with the wife not really working but the wife thinks it is beneath her to go and do 'errand' job for a comfortable woman that wants that service in the name of 'why should i go to market for that small girl wen i senior'. What does the 'errand' job entails?. Collect list from her and money. Go to market and purchase what she wants and you get paid for the service. There is even compound sweeping or cleaning flats for people that are too busy to do it.

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