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| Dangote Nigerians In Diaspora Are Ready To Buy A Stake In Your Refinery by quadraheem(op): 6:40am On Jul 15, 2024 |
This is an opportunity for Nigerians in Diaspora to own a stake in Dangote’s refinery if NNPC is no more interested in owing the 20% stake but just 7%. Nigerians in Diaspora are ready to even buy more if the opportunity is available. From time, many Nigerians abroad always send in billions of dollars on a yearly basis looking for a secured investment in one way or the other. Many have put their hard earned money in Investments like real estates, agriculture to mention a few. Kindly create such opportunities for Nigerians in diaspora to buy a stake in your newly established refinery. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Dangote Nigerians In Diaspora Are Ready To Buy A Stake In Your Refinery by Chinkoalhaji34: 6:46am On Jul 15, 2024 |
Na good tin, we go support Dangote refinery with our money. 5 Likes |
| Re: Dangote Nigerians In Diaspora Are Ready To Buy A Stake In Your Refinery by SmartPolician: 6:46am On Jul 15, 2024 |
Buying shares of Nigerian companies has to be the dumbest idea of a Nigerian who lives outside Nigeria. I think the sensible question to ask is, "How many people bought the shares of a Nigerian company and it tripled or quadrupled in value within two decades?" Nigerian companies are as unserious as the country itself. If you want to make money from shares, invest in big tech companies in America because they are making strategic business moves to grow at the speed of light or buy shares of S&P 500 |
| Re: Dangote Nigerians In Diaspora Are Ready To Buy A Stake In Your Refinery by sIfioksq: 7:10am On Jul 15, 2024 |
That's great news, we're excited to have your support and investment! |
| Re: Dangote Nigerians In Diaspora Are Ready To Buy A Stake In Your Refinery by Peakdesign23(f): 7:14am On Jul 15, 2024 |
Wow! See people wey get money.💴 |
| Re: Dangote Nigerians In Diaspora Are Ready To Buy A Stake In Your Refinery by malali: 8:24am On Jul 15, 2024*. Modified: 8:42am On Jul 15, 2024 |
Let’s be real here. The mafia sabotaging Dangote aren’t happy because he’s got a near monopoly on a few things in Nigeria. Now, jumping into the oil sector and trying to control refined products from day one has pissed off a lot of people. These people may not be well-known, but it’s obvious that many livelihoods are at stake if Dangote produces and sells refined products to the Nigerian government. Here’s what Dangote should do: keep a controlling 51% stake in his company and sell shares to the general public. Limit sales to 10% of any salary worker’s income to keep away money launderers with shady funds. This way, everyone gets a piece of the action and feels included. We all know he’s getting special treatment as a Nigerian oligarch. If the government charged him the full taxes, import duties, waiver fees, workers’ rights, benefits, and other costs that a foreign investor would face, his profits would take a serious hit. It’s also fishy how Dangote suddenly owns 90% of the company, with loans paid back despite no significant production. In international finance, billions don’t move without traceable origins, but in Nigeria, paying back a loan equivalent to your net worth seems normal. The oil cabal is different from the cement cabal. A lot of people make money from importing refined products and exporting crude oil. Dangote is trying to fight two battles at once. I really hope he doesn’t lose the war. In short, Dangote needs to share the wealth, make everyone feel included, and be transparent. Otherwise, the wahala he’s facing now might just be the beginning. Look at what your friend Bill Gates did with Microsoft. Remember when he had to go to the USA senate daily for bashing by the senators for undue monopoly. |
| Re: Dangote Nigerians In Diaspora Are Ready To Buy A Stake In Your Refinery by DrAkpa(m): 8:26am On Jul 15, 2024 |
SmartPolician:The best strategy to deal in Nigerian shares, is buying and selling... If u r keeping for a long term, then you are setting yourself up for calamity. |
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