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HesInMe:
Na wa o. Everyone here can tell you in 5 words or fewer what Presco or Nestle or MTN does. If you can't even say how CILeasing makes money without vomiting all this plenty English, why on earth would you buy the stock?

HesInMe:
Na wa o. Everyone here can tell you in 5 words or fewer what Presco or Nestle or MTN does. If you can't even say how CILeasing makes money without vomiting all this plenty English, why on earth would you buy the stock?

jonnysessy:
A very good product doesn't need any advert. A good product sell itself. When there is over- emphasis on a product. Please be wary. My little piece of advice. Good morning everyone.

essentialone:
2 Companies most recently suspended from the Stock Market, for failure to publish their Financial Statements are:

1. Thomas Wyatt Plc
2. Golden Guinea Breweries Plc


Which company will be the next to be suspended?

essentialone:
Standard Alliance Insurance Plc has been renamed fully to Fortis Global Insurance Plc, set to return soon to the stock market.

Check your Price List...

Redoil:
OANDO has been suspended
https://www.thecable.ng/ngx-suspension-agip-deal-delayed-release-of-financial-statements-says-oando/

Redoil:
OANDO has been suspended
https://www.thecable.ng/ngx-suspension-agip-deal-delayed-release-of-financial-statements-says-oando/

Redoil:
OANDO has been suspended
https://www.thecable.ng/ngx-suspension-agip-deal-delayed-release-of-financial-statements-says-oando/

Redoil:
OANDO has been suspended
https://www.thecable.ng/ngx-suspension-agip-deal-delayed-release-of-financial-statements-says-oando/

Redoil:
OANDO has been suspended
https://www.thecable.ng/ngx-suspension-agip-deal-delayed-release-of-financial-statements-says-oando/

Redoil:
OANDO has been suspended
https://www.thecable.ng/ngx-suspension-agip-deal-delayed-release-of-financial-statements-says-oando/

Redoil:
OANDO has been suspended
https://www.thecable.ng/ngx-suspension-agip-deal-delayed-release-of-financial-statements-says-oando/

Locotrader:
Dr. Maduka onyeishi,the owner of Peace Mass Transport who controls 4,000 fleets of vehicles in Nigeria,also the owner of Peace microfinance bank in Abuja,who also established Maduka university in Enugu took over the helms of CILEASING in 2020.Today he controls 67% majority stakes of Cileasing and promising to turn around the company to good profitability going forward.

kintus:
who is Ugoji Lenin Ugoji? From my findings, he is the Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director at C&I Leasing Plc and an Executive Director at Nigerian Stockbrokers Ltd.

Please right me if I am wrong.

HesInMe:
Na wa o. Everyone here can tell you in 5 words or fewer what Presco or Nestle or MTN does. If you can't even say how CILeasing makes money without vomiting all this plenty English, why on earth would you buy the stock?

leo1234:
DEAPCAP has maintained upwards trend after @MEGA called it out. However, the fundamental is not convincing.

megawealth01:
Buy it with a patient funds. Deap Cap won't be down forever if they don't delist

DYOR

leo1234:
My research is limited 😁

The current financial report is not convincing to me.

Except there is something in the pipeline which I don't know about.

Redoil:
OANDO has been suspended
https://www.thecable.ng/ngx-suspension-agip-deal-delayed-release-of-financial-statements-says-oando/

Locotrader:
Ugorji is a hired man to run as the CEO of Cileasing.

The oga kpata kpata is Dr Maduka onyeishi the chairman of the Group Cileasing PLC.

One is a boy the other is the oga

leo1234:
My research is limited 😁

The current financial report is not convincing to me.

Except there is something in the pipeline which I don't know about.

megawealth01:
Nigeria can target Zero tariffs with America: But………….

The past few days got me an honest conversation with Mark Meadows (President Trump’s close ally and Ex Chief of Staff) amongst a good number of smart, African-loving congressmen and government executives.

You see, America has over 100 million “functional unemployed” people and Trump’s administration is desirous of getting them to work … well, somehow.

To do so, their industries from tech to agriculture must hit production but there’s an impediment… the Nixon’s 1970’s EPA.

What’s the catch for Nigeria you may ask?

America is in need of supplies to operate its factories … better still, establish production centres in countries with cheaper labor. Can Nigeria take advantage of this market opportunity?

Away from Oil & Gas; Nigeria has abundant reserves of various minerals needed for the world’s 4th Industrial Revolution.

You read that well.

Sustaining the world’s cyber physical systems requires a constant supply of our God-given earthen resources. Monazite, columbite-tantalite (coltan), bastnasite and xenotime are some of the abundant rare earth minerals found in Kogi, Adamawa, Gombe, Taraba, Borno, Niger, Katsina, Bauchi, Cross River, Kaduna, Kebbi, Plateau states … yes Plateau state… I always nursed a sinister thought towards the several ill-fated community killings in the guise of religion. ITS ALWAYS BEEN RESOURCE CONTROL!!!

Now agriculture, our fertile lands suffer no hurricanes, no winter frostbites, no wildfires, no earthquakes. Nigeria can position herself as a major organic products supplier to America . Example Neutrogena, an American skincare and cosmetics company can sign a trade pact with Nigeria’s Shea butter cooperatives just like France’s L'Occitane deals solely with Burkina Faso’s Shea butter community and Body Shop’s with Ghana.

Let’s talk about Information Technology. Harnessing the redundant large labour force, Nigeria can establish smart hubs and take most of the call centre jobs from India. No hating but an average Nigerian speaks in clearer accent than an average Indian.

Developing these 3 sectors (amongst the lot)can position Nigeria as a formidable trade partner with America while creating business opportunities for our youths, jobs in abundance, generating good revenue for ourselves and country while overall eradicating poverty.

What needs to be done?

1. African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) : Nigerian government needs to advocate for the renewal and expansion of the AGOA beyond 2025.
2. Deepen trade dialogues with America wedging the 2000 U.S Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA)
3. Just like my Gold Reserve Bill (underway); Nigeria needs to implement laws and policies to ensure proper regulations for the extractive industries - environmental protection, social impact, supply chain security and even manufacturing of some commodities before export. This will stop illegal mining and environmental degradation. The goal must be simple: Nigerians must enjoy wealth and prosperity from their God given natural minerals.
4. Ambassadors to America (and other countries) must be business oriented individuals who are smart and strategic enough to harness foreign investment opportunities for Nigeria. American business owners want to invest in Nigeria but need efficient and honest networking events where mutually beneficial partnerships can be built. Trust me, many American farmers are willing to enter joint venture agreements with Nigerian farmers to grow produce needed to support their food industries.
5. Lastly (not about so) is POLITICAL WILL and TRUST!!! No one will bet their hard earned money or risk losing investments in politically unstable and dishonest sociopolitical environments.

I’ll end this here.

However, the last few days I spent interfacing with the good ol’ Americans, I’ll say; the world is Nigeria’s oyster, let’s invest in human capital and honestly strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem then watch the world dance to us.

Senator Natasha H Akpoti Uduaghan
Kogi Central to the world