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150k Dividend loading for UCAP latest tomorrow

They should add something on top.Will definitely add more below 10 naira which will happen soon because my BEP should be #1.00

Agbalowomeri:


Oga sell your Kaya and leave the market. Don't disturb us with war-monging

Say you be who.No try this rubbish again by quoting me.I won't say it again. I no send you or your post.when you see mine,jump and pass.You can do it to some members here and they take it,I won't .

Following my last post, several persons have been asking what my views are on the mkt, and if by implication, I only see a mkt underperformance outside a Peter Obi win?
Here's a straightforward answer...
In the near term, I like to think that the mkt uptrend will continue as technicals hold up.
However, mid to Long term direction will to a large extent depend on this election and what follows after it.

With what I have seen and heard since 25th, belief system appears to have decelerated as in-country risk premium pushes further upwards.
We need to, as a matter of urgency redeem whatever is left of the country's image.
...the stakes are sky high now!
No country can witness effective growth (RPC in view) with this very low level of image amongst the community of nations.

If a country can not conduct a task as simple as that of a free and fair elections, then it becomes very easy for other nations to give her a BAD NAME and in time blacklist her.
Not that we had it good before now anyway, but this is yet another case of missing out on the opportunity to turnaround what has clearly been a wrong trajectory and MAKE THINGS RIGHT.
Needless to highlight what almost always happens when "a dog is given a bad name"!

From an investment standpoint, you might only expect foreign direct and portfolio investment to continue to narrow down.
Quite frankly, the ripple effect can be all-touching.

This is why I tell folks to lower their expectations, given the crop of current leaders we have. ...the rut in the system is beyond deep!

I will and will always be non-partisan.
I prefer to look out for opportunities in difficulties.
The question is; What opportunities are there for an investor to "bet for or against the system" in view of what it prescribes?
How will I as an investor benefit from a Peter Obi, Atiku or Tinunu presidency?

I think the 1st name will bring about a robust and growth driven market than the last 2 names.
With the middle and last name, I see a likely continuation in the status quo (low investor apathy, weak cooperate governance structures etc) with pockets of facile positives every now and then.
...the mkt may not align towards the much desired sustainable path to growth.

A Peter Obi win? Likely gonna be a "positive explosion"- Riding on the high believability index already attached to the name and its brand.
Countries live on change driven by hope and believe!

A Tinubu win?
NAHCO- Already a great coy, but it could favour them even more as more Nigerians will likely seek to "japa".
Oando, Ardova and a few O&G names- For near obvious reasons.
Brewery Ind- Frustration likely to highten... "revenge with the bottle"
A few Manufacturing coys and insurance Names.

An Atiku win?
Some banking names- For obvious reasons...

I just wanna think of how to benefit from the system.
Pls prepare your minds for all outcomes!
Nigeria is a failed state.

It is well.

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Meanwhile:
Nigerian Bonds are posting best gains in emerging markets..,........Bloomberg..
https://www.nairaland.com/7589067/nigerian-bonds-post-huge-gains#121318405

onegentleguy:
Following my last post, several persons have been asking what my views are on the mkt, and if by implication, I only see a mkt underperformance outside a Peter Obi win?
Here's a straightforward answer...
In the near term, I like to think that the mkt uptrend will continue as technicals hold up.
However the mid to Long term direction of the market will to a large extent, depend on this election and what follows after it.

With what I have seen and heard since 25th, belief system appears to have decelerated while in-country risk premium pushes further upwards.
We need to, as a matter of urgency redeem whatever is left of the country's image.
...the stakes are sky high now!
No country can witness effective growth (RPC in view) with this very low level of image amongst the community of nations.

If a country can not conduct a task as simple as that of a free and fair elections, then it becomes very easy for ANY country to give her a BAD NAME and in time blacklist her.
Not that we had it good before now anyway, but this is yet another case of missing out on the opportunity to turnaround what has clearly been a wrong trajectory and MAKE THINGS RIGHT.
Needless to highlight what almost always happens when "a dog is given a bad name"!

From an investment standpoint, you should only expect foreign direct and portfolio investment to continue to narrow down.
Quite frankly, the ripple effect can be all-touching.

This is why I tell folks to lower their expectations, given the crop of current leaders we have. ...the rut in the system is beyond deep!

I will and will always be non-partisan.
I prefer to look out for opportunities in difficulties.
The question is; What opportunities are there for an investor to "bet for or against the system" in view of what it prescribes?
How will I as an investor benefit from a Peter Obi, Atiku or Tinunu presidency?

I think the 1st the name will bring about a robust and growth driven market than the last 2 names.
With the middle and last name, I only see a continuation in the status quo (low investor apathy, weak cooperate governance structures etc) with pockets of facile positives every now and then.
...the mkt may not align towards the much desired sustainable path to growth.

A Peter Obi win? Likely gonna be a "positive explosion"- Riding on the high believability index already attached to the name.
Countries live on change driven by hope and believe!

A Tinubu win?
Oando- For near obvious reasons.
NAHCO- Already a great coy, but it could favour them even more as more Nigerians will likely seek to "japa".
Brewery Ind- Frustration likely to highten... "revenge with the bottle"
A few Manufacturing coys and insurance Names.

An Atiku win?
Some banking names- For obvious reasons...

I just wanna think of how to benefit from the system.
Pls prepare your minds for all outcomes!
Nigeria is a failed state.

It is well.

You couldn't have said it better.The country is finished. Why should I pretend about it.Apc government failed Completely in economy and security of this rich country

Streetinvestor2:
You couldn't have said it better.The country is finished. Why should I pretend about it.Apc government failed Completely in economy and security of this rich country

This thread is created for one thing - Stocks.

If you have political views to drop, a proper section to do so is Politics.

SMN was destroyed because people fought over political disagreements.

Therefore, we won't want a repeat of such here.

Please and please direct your political views to the right section.

Thank you.

Nobody has the monopoly of madness...if you do not see opportunities in the market, sell off and take a walk, rather than trying to cause panic and convince others to cause a forceful sell off of the equity market (just because your supposed savior did not win).

I am of the opinion that the country will excel, if we see ourselves as stakeholders, advising ourselves to do the right thing....no having a figure head and saying without him or her we cannot excel (note, i am not discounting the importance of a good head). I have been disappointed too many times with supposed savior I voted for, to be bother by who is elected. one man cannot work magic if the people he/she is leading is flawed.

How do you explain Nigerians charging 1000 naira for every 10,000 naira collected via POS....is this the fault of the president? Shouldn't we help ourselves by ensuring the money we collect from the bank is circulated, while charging our normal 100/200 naira per 10,000 collected? We are our own worst enemy and need to love ourselves more and be loyal to the motherland.

Nigeria will succeed and we will continue to make money in the NSE. Feel free to JAPA if you are not happy that your savior did not win.

Apologies to all if I may have derailed the thread with my rant, just needed to respond to those who want to create a panic in the system.

https://www.nairaland.com/7589067/nigerian-bonds-post-huge-gains

beejay1:
Nobody has the monopoly of madness...if you do not see opportunities in the market, sell off and take a walk, rather than trying to cause panic and convince others to cause a forceful sell off of the equity market (just because your supposed savior did not win).

I am of the opinion that the country will excel, if we see ourselves as stakeholders, advising ourselves to do the right thing....no having a figure head and saying without him or her we cannot excel (note, i am not discounting the importance of a good head). I have been disappointed too many times with supposed savior I voted for, to be bother by who is elected. one man cannot work magic if the people he/she is leading is flawed.

How do you explain Nigerians charging 1000 naira for every 10,000 naira collected via POS....is this the fault of the president? Shouldn't we help ourselves by ensuring the money we collect from the bank is circulated, while charging our normal 100/200 naira per 10,000 collected? We are our own worst enemy and need to love ourselves more and be loyal to the motherland.

Nigeria will succeed and we will continue to make money in the NSE. Feel free to JAPA if you are not happy that your savior did not win.

Apologies to all if I may have derailed the thread with my rant, just needed to respond to those who want to create a panic in the system.

https://www.nairaland.com/7589067/nigerian-bonds-post-huge-gains

I am available to start buying tomorrow. If there are no sellers how will I get to buy. I am primed for a minimum of 50% before swearing in May. I lived a little long enough in this market to know how to navigate my way around.

essentialone:
Please mention the name or names of the stockbroker that you are presently using. I want to run a Survey.

Chaka, Investment one, Morgan capital.

GreatEko:


This thread is created for one thing - Stocks.

If you have political views to drop, a proper section to do so is Politics.

SMN was destroyed because people fought over political disagreements.

Therefore, we won't want a repeat of such here.

Please and please direct your political views to the right section.

Thank you.

You have the right to view my post from any angle. The stock market is not isolated from the economy of the country. My investment in stocks is based on FA and what I see,hear,perceive etc from the street. Just like I see TA as sometimes as instruments for monkey hunting if you can gather large population to believe what you see in the chart. IF you view my post as political discuss, I don't. And that won't change my opinion or the way a present it.In the past thr are people who come here strictly for monkey hunting for them to dump.Another comes here to advertise and direct people to thr page to get paid.Some are here mostly to market thr firm as staff and occasional make analysis
Pls to whom it my concern if you see my post as politics then I can't help you.Your financial investment is your sole responsibility. Finally the market is going to tank heavily based on what is going to happen to the economy

Why are you getting irritated because I am now predicting doomsday for the market going into the future .Haven't several members done that in the past based on different reasons and analysis including external factors they forsee. This is my opinion now which I have my reasons .The market will tank by nothing less than 50 percent. Don't let anyone deceive you with TA so he can dump on you if you are for short/mid stay in the market. Don't expect foreign investors anytime soon they are not stupid
Note: I have alot at stake in this market but that won't stop me from sending warnings. I have been in the market as far back as 2000

Politics determines the economy direction and not he other way around. Even the foreign investors make their decisions based on political situations...There is political tension building up in the country and we want to pretend it doesn't concern the market or we shouldn't talk about it. At this time T, the political situation should be of concern to every concerned investor and the talk here should be on how to position ourselves and not about insisting such talks should be directed elsewhere.

UncleBone:
Politics determines the economy direction and not he other way around. Even the foreign investors make their decisions based on political situations...There is political tension building up in the country and we want to pretend it doesn't concern the market or we shouldn't talk about it. At this time T, the political situation should be of concern to every concerned investor and the talk here should be on how to position ourselves and not about insisting such talks should be directed elsewhere.

Yes, Politics affects economy. But there are threads for that.

Discussing politics here will only create animosity amongst members that after the elections are over, people will be hating themselves and forget the purpose that brought us on this thread---investing.

We should kindly limit our discourse to investing in NSE and ensure to join political talks in other threads.

onegentleguy:
Following my last post, several persons have been asking what my views are on the mkt, and if by implication, I only see a mkt underperformance outside a Peter Obi win?
Here's a straightforward answer...
In the near term, I like to think that the mkt uptrend will continue as technicals hold up.
However, mid to Long term direction will to a large extent depend on this election and what follows after it.

With what I have seen and heard since 25th, belief system appears to have decelerated as in-country risk premium pushes further upwards.
We need to, as a matter of urgency redeem whatever is left of the country's image.
...the stakes are sky high now!
No country can witness effective growth (RPC in view) with this very low level of image amongst the community of nations.

If a country can not conduct a task as simple as that of a free and fair elections, then it becomes very easy for ANY country to give her a BAD NAME and in time blacklist her.
Not that we had it good before now anyway, but this is yet another case of missing out on the opportunity to turnaround what has clearly been a wrong trajectory and MAKE THINGS RIGHT.
Needless to highlight what almost always happens when "a dog is given a bad name"!

From an investment standpoint, you might only expect foreign direct and portfolio investment to continue to narrow down.
Quite frankly, the ripple effect can be all-touching.

This is why I tell folks to lower their expectations, given the crop of current leaders we have. ...the rut in the system is beyond deep!

I will and will always be non-partisan.
I prefer to look out for opportunities in difficulties.
The question is; What opportunities are there for an investor to "bet for or against the system" in view of what it prescribes?
How will I as an investor benefit from a Peter Obi, Atiku or Tinunu presidency?

I think the 1st name will bring about a robust and growth driven market than the last 2 names.
With the middle and last name, I see likely continuation in the status quo (low investor apathy, weak cooperate governance structures etc) with pockets of facile positives every now and then.
...the mkt may not align towards the much desired sustainable path to growth.

A Peter Obi win? Likely gonna be a "positive explosion"- Riding on the high believability index already attached to the name and its brand.
Countries live on change driven by hope and believe!

A Tinubu win?
NAHCO- Already a great coy, but it could favour them even more as more Nigerians will likely seek to "japa".
Oando, Ardova and a few O&G names- For near obvious reasons.
Brewery Ind- Frustration likely to highten... "revenge with the bottle"
A few Manufacturing coys and insurance Names.

An Atiku win?
Some banking names- For obvious reasons...

I just wanna think of how to benefit from the system.
Pls prepare your minds for all outcomes!
Nigeria is a failed state.

It is well.

Nwanne, this can be viewed as political discourse o.

Remember SMN o.

RabbiDoracle:


Yes, Politics affects economy. But there are threads for that.

Discussing politics here will only create animosity amongst members that after the elections are over, people will be hating themselves and forget the purpose that brought us on this thread---investing.

We should kindly limit our discourse to investing in NSE and ensure to join political talks in other threads.

It is the political tension building up I am concerned about which is political and would affect the economy and affect investors not just talking about politics in general. Such talks should not result in insults or tribal sentiments. A lot could happen in the coming days. One oil giant at 7am this morning has asked all staff to work from home until further notice.

UncleBone:


It is the political tension building up I am concerned about which is political and would affect the economy and affect investors not just talking about politics in general. Such talks should not result in insults or tribal sentiments. A lot could happen in the coming days. One oil giant at 7am this morning has asked all staff to work from home until further notice.

We saw this in the past and it had always resulted to insults that it ended up destroying a good site(SMN).

People will come in and take sides and when they start tagging those on political threads to come in and reply, all investing discourse here will be irrelevant.

All events always pass. This too shall pass!

RabbiDoracle:


We saw this in the past and it had always resulted to insults that it ended up destroying a good site(SMN).

People will come in and take sides and when they start tagging those on political threads to come in and reply, all investing discourse here will be irrelevant.

All events always pass. This too shall pass!

Amen.

I know this thread is mainly focused on NSE, but I believe it's important to consider how political and social issues can affect the stock market as well.

Both citizens and leaders play a role in a country's success or failure. Citizens have a responsibility to uphold their civic duties and hold their leaders accountable, while leaders are responsible for providing good governance and improving the welfare of their citizens.

There are several ways citizens can hold their leaders accountable, some of which include:

**Participating in elections: By voting for the right candidates and holding them accountable for their promises, citizens can ensure that the right people are elected to lead them.

**Engaging in activism: Citizens can join or support civil society organizations that hold the government accountable, such as advocacy groups, watchdog organizations, or protest movements.

**Advocating for transparency and accountability: Citizens can demand transparency and accountability in government operations and ensure that public officials are held responsible for their actions.

**Monitoring government actions: Citizens can track government actions, policies, and programs, and hold leaders accountable by reporting on their performance and bringing attention to issues of concern.

**Using legal channels: Citizens can also use legal channels, such as filing lawsuits, to hold government officials accountable for their actions.

The performance of a country's economy and its stock market is closely linked to political and social stability, as well as the effectiveness of its leaders. Investors prefer stable and predictable environments for their investments, and uncertainty and instability can lead to lower investor confidence and lower demand for stocks, causing lower stock prices.

Ginalex:
CardinalStone Securities

How good are they?

onegentleguy:
Following my last post, several persons have been asking what my views are on the mkt, and if by implication, I only see a mkt underperformance outside a Peter Obi win?
Here's a straightforward answer...
In the near term, I like to think that the mkt uptrend will continue as technicals hold up.
However, mid to Long term direction will to a large extent depend on this election and what follows after it.

With what I have seen and heard since 25th, belief system appears to have decelerated as in-country risk premium pushes further upwards.
We need to, as a matter of urgency redeem whatever is left of the country's image.
...the stakes are sky high now!
No country can witness effective growth (RPC in view) with this very low level of image amongst the community of nations.

If a country can not conduct a task as simple as that of a free and fair elections, then it becomes very easy for ANY country to give her a BAD NAME and in time blacklist her.
Not that we had it good before now anyway, but this is yet another case of missing out on the opportunity to turnaround what has clearly been a wrong trajectory and MAKE THINGS RIGHT.
Needless to highlight what almost always happens when "a dog is given a bad name"!

From an investment standpoint, you might only expect foreign direct and portfolio investment to continue to narrow down.
Quite frankly, the ripple effect can be all-touching.

This is why I tell folks to lower their expectations, given the crop of current leaders we have. ...the rut in the system is beyond deep!

I will and will always be non-partisan.
I prefer to look out for opportunities in difficulties.
The question is; What opportunities are there for an investor to "bet for or against the system" in view of what it prescribes?
How will I as an investor benefit from a Peter Obi, Atiku or Tinunu presidency?

I think the 1st name will bring about a robust and growth driven market than the last 2 names.
With the middle and last name, I see likely continuation in the status quo (low investor apathy, weak cooperate governance structures etc) with pockets of facile positives every now and then.
...the mkt may not align towards the much desired sustainable path to growth.

A Peter Obi win? Likely gonna be a "positive explosion"- Riding on the high believability index already attached to the name and its brand.
Countries live on change driven by hope and believe!

A Tinubu win?
NAHCO- Already a great coy, but it could favour them even more as more Nigerians will likely seek to "japa".
Oando, Ardova and a few O&G names- For near obvious reasons.
Brewery Ind- Frustration likely to highten... "revenge with the bottle"
A few Manufacturing coys and insurance Names.

An Atiku win?
Some banking names- For obvious reasons...

I just wanna think of how to benefit from the system.
Pls prepare your minds for all outcomes!
Nigeria is a failed state.

It is well.

My brother, I disagreed with you on some of your views regarding what the market outlook would be if the second or the third person emerged. In as much as I am not political, the second has sent his blue prints on his plan for the overall capital market development in particular establishment of commodity exchange. I remember vividly that he sent Lagos state Governor to close the commodity market around October and also presented his blue print for the overall market to stockbrokers and capital of industry present that day.

I believe that if any of the candidate emerged, be A, B or C, market will improve compared to what we have now

What is the issue with these obidients.
If you are aggrieved because your candidate lost an election just stay away or take your frustration to the right section (politics)
Nigeria should not stop working became your perceived Messiah did not win.

Don't destroy this place please.

RabbiDoracle:


Nwanne, this can be viewed as political discourse o.

Remember SMN o.

I would've thought that several parts of my post was explicit enough to highlight its essence- which is; juxtaposing the current trend in our political space and the mkt, WITH A VIEW to seeing where/what sectors and by extension, coys could be anti-fragile or winners, and how we should prepare for them.

This is one way to bet for or against the system in view of what it prescribes, and how to permute from available OPPORTUNITIES amidst inherent difficulties.

I have always maintained that every mkt circle births opportunities in varying proportions.
Our duty as investors, is to look out for them- having a BALANCED VIEW of matters.
Bull or bear, money can be made.
A value investor should in fact love them bears!

As I said; I see a continuation in the present positive mkt trend as technicals hold up and some fundamentally sound names reprise to cover up for wide margin of deviance from intrinsic valuations.

I trust you understand and believe there are many others here who also do. But I also agree there'll be some who wouldn't or who may choose not to, hence misrepresent matters.
So I am sorry if my post is seeing or interpreted as off tangent to stock-related matters. It was not my intention.
I reiterate that I am and will always be non-partisan. (and you know why )
And yes, I remember SMN Nwanne.

Regards

onegentleguy:
.

I would've thought that several parts of my post was explicit enough to highlight its essence- which is; juxtaposing the current trend in our political space and the mkt, WITH A VIEW to seeing where (what sectors and by extension, coys) could be anti-fragile or winners, and how we should prepare for them.

This is one way to bet for or against the system in view of what it prescribes, and how to permute from available OPPORTUNITIES amidst inherent difficulties.

I have always maintained that every mkt circle births opportunity in varying proportions.
Our duty as investors, is to look out for them- having a BALANCED VIEW of matters.
Bull or bear, money can be made!
A value investor should in fact love them bears!

As I said; I see a continuation in the present positive mkt trend as technicals hold up and some fundamentally sound names reprise to cover up for wide margins in valuation.

But I am sorry if my post is seeing or interpreted as off tangent to stock-related matters. It was not my intention.
I reiterate that I am and will always be non-partisan. (and you know why )
And yes, I remember SMN Nwanne.

Regards

Yes, it was explicit enough but people will take sides and say you are biased by pointing out person A and not person B. And the argument will be heated.

People will start posting Polling Units results, videos of electoral violence to justify their points and at that point, this thread will be gone.

Thanks for your understanding.

RabbiDoracle:


Yes, it was explicit enough but people will take sides and say you are biased by pointing out person A and not person B. And the argument will be heated.

People will start posting Polling Units results, videos of electoral violence to justify their points and at that point, this thread will be gone.

Thanks for your understanding.

Gracias!

UncleBone:
Politics determines the economy direction and not he other way around. Even the foreign investors make their decisions based on political situations...There is political tension building up in the country and we want to pretend it doesn't concern the market or we shouldn't talk about it. At this time T, the political situation should be of concern to every concerned investor and the talk here should be on how to position ourselves and not about insisting such talks should be directed elsewhere.

Government policy, Natural Disaster, War Any of this can push the market up or down, trying to figure out if there will be War, what the government is going to do, what interest rate is going to be tomorrow is an absolutely waste of time. This factors are unpredictable.

What a rational investors should be concerned all about is what the companies he or she are putting their hard earned money into are doing.

Is the company debt getting bigger than it could sustain? Or Are they paying off their Debt? Are they cutting down cost and increasing profitability? Are they expanding into a new region or Are they creating new products? This questions are all that really matters.

A good company will always strive getting better and bigger irrespective of what the economy is doing. It just like humans, if you are the Best in your line of work, money will always flow to you no matter what the economy is saying.

So please let us all focus on what we can read and control. Once we know the ones that are good from bad, bad times are blessing in disguise to amass the good ones. As essentialone have said...quote

essentialone:


My people, focus on your pocket, your bank account, and your assets portfolio. Forget these politicians.

DJ, please don't delay.

God Bless us all!!!

pluto09:

What is the issue with these obidients.
If you are aggrieved because your candidate lost an election just stay away or take your frustration to the right section (politics)
Nigeria should not stop working became your perceived Messiah did not win.

Don't destroy this place please.

The current results are not conclusive, so it's impossible to determine if anyone lost. It's unclear if there is any information beyond what INEC has posted. Moreover, the top three candidates still have a chance to win based on the results announced thus far.

However, the election faced numerous irregularities such as ballot box snatching, discrepancies between the number of votes and the number of accredited persons, and the disenfranchisement of eligible voters.

To be frank, the election was a mess in some areas. Nonetheless, let's not digress from the main topic of this forum.

Neverlosemoney:


Government policy, Natural Disaster, War Any of this can push the market up or down, trying to figure out if there will be War, what the government is going to do, what interest rate is going to be tomorrow is an absolutely waste of time. This factors are unpredictable.


God Bless us all!!!

Your post contains some valid ideas. Government policy, natural disasters, and war can indeed have an impact on the stock market, and predicting these factors can be difficult. It is true that a rational investor should focus on the fundamentals of the companies they invest in, such as their debt levels, profitability, and expansion plans, rather than solely on external factors.

However, your post seems to oversimplify the role of external factors in the stock market. Economic and political events can have a significant impact on the overall market and the companies within it, regardless of how well-managed those companies are. Additionally, your post suggests that bad times are always a good opportunity to invest, which is not necessarily true - some companies may struggle to survive during a downturn, even if they are well-managed.

In summary, while your post contains some good advice about focusing on company fundamentals, it is important to also consider external factors and the broader market conditions when making investment decisions.

RabbiDoracle:


Nwanne, this can be viewed as political discourse o.

Remember SMN o.

Well even the US market reacts to election results.

WAPCO do well o

Lafarge declared N2 as the final dividend

With all due respect to all.

One thing I discover not only in this thread but in the country as a whole is lack of love and inability to tolerate each other. We need to change this attitude as a people so that God can grant us His mercy as a nation. We all claim to be Christians and moslems but does not love each other through our words and action.

Saying Nigeria is/will be a ‘fail state’ is not a show of love to your nation. You should simply pray for mercy of God on Nigeria.

Telling somebody to Japa if he likes, is not a show of love. You are simply mocking that person because he is also desirous of a better nation just like you, the difference is that his choice is different from your choice. You should show love to him with encouraging and peaceful words.

Mocking somebody as ‘obedient’ is not a show of love.

Saying somebody is talking rubbish is derogatory and not a show of love. It doesn’t portray you as a good personality.

In short, we should all try to tolerate each other ESPECIALLY on this thread because our sole aim is to make a reasonable living from the economy irrespective of our political beliefs. Therefore, let us always show love through our words and action and not otherwise. I am wishing you all God’s Love and may the peace of God that surpasses all understanding continually abide with us in Jesus name.

People get the leaders they deserve. Those of us lamenting are in the minority. The majority are not informed and are okay with the status quo.


I have learnt to stop complaining or wailing, any which way I should be okay and be better than 90% or more of the population.


It becomes a big problem when the majority who are comfortable with the system and also support the anomaly come to the hardworking citizens who are struggling to make an honest livelihood for handouts or financial aids.


I have friends, family members, neighbour etc who are in support of this corrupt system and politicians but majority don't have financial sustainability. After supporting their J*gab*n finish and hunger or emergency come knocking,they will still have the audacity to come to those of us who don't fancy their slave masters for grants, aids. No be juju be dat





I beg what are we buying today jor.



Anyway sha, if you know what you are doing don't listen to the doomsayers. There is big money to be made in this market

Ekuu Mkt o

Ekuu results day