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EDUECO,shebi na analysis for stock.
You go do am tire.
Insurance companies wey go see 100,200,300% without results and dividend you dey waste blood.

Anyway if na to get rich,teachers and professors for be the richest people on earth.

Some long analysis for insurance stocks na skip for Loco now.

I said yesterday that this is not the time to be jumping from one stock to the other. The noisemaker I referred to yesterday sold a stock to enter another today... Honestly this isn't the season for that...

Be humble enough to learn from the gurus here instead of the unnecessary NOISE

You see those insurance stocks with the biggest bid sizes,if you can get them by crossedeals,pls do than to quene eternally.

Those insurance stocks with larger bids are the frontiers.

Let me shock you.
Royalex has met capitalization that's why institutional investors started mopping them since 3 months now.

Some people will not forgive themselves when they see some stocks doing 200,300% or above within a short period.

Those who dumped CI, DEAP, CADBURY, DS and a host of others because of the noise here una go soon sabi scores. I don't mind noise makers because making MONEY is an ART... You have to really invest in KNOWLEDGE then understand emotions management...

DYOR

yMcy56:
Huge cross deals in DANGSUGAR up to 64.80!
BUACEM full bid @170.50!
Quite a lot of the insurance stocks on full bid..

DANGSUGAR.....DANGFOODS

Locotrader:
EDUECO,shebi na analysis for stock.
You go do am tire.
Insurance companies wey go see 100,200,300% without results and dividend you dey waste blood.

Anyway if na to get rich,teachers and professors for be the richest people on earth.

Some long analysis for insurance stocks na skip for Loco now.

Okay o

I appreciate your informed input.

Oyindamolah:
AIICO Insurance Plc

Why? One of the most established players with strong life insurance penetration and solid investment assets.

Digital positioning: Already investing in tech and innovation.

Capital base: Better positioned to meet stricter capital requirements.


AXA Mansard

Why? Backed by AXA Group (global strength), giving it strong governance and access to capital.

Strong in health and general insurance, which are expected to grow with reforms encouraging wider coverage.

Corporate clientele will favor stable, compliant insurers.

Custodian Investment Plc

Why? Strong balance sheet and diversified insurance portfolio (life, general, pensions).

Efficiency and corporate governance gives it a competitive edge in the post-reform market.

Likely to benefit from mergers and acquisitions of weaker players.

NEM Insurance

Why? Known for good underwriting discipline and profitability.

Strong general insurance arm and good distribution network.

May benefit from increased trust and market expansion post-reform.


If you’re investing, AIICO, AXA Mansard, NEM and Custodian should be your first watchlist stocksThe Act raises the minimum capital requirements significantly:

Non‑life insurers: from ₦3 bn → ₦15 bn

Life insurers: from ₦2 bn → ₦10 bn

Reinsurers: from ₦10 bn → ₦35 bn


This will prompt a wave of capital injections—estimated at around ₦600 bn industry-wide—to meet compliance. It will likely trigger mergers, acquisitions, and industry consolidation, favoring insurers with stronger balance sheets

Princkez:
DANGSUGAR.....DANGFOODS

They no understand the game. I saw a lot of people here dumping at sub 60 yesterday and I laughed

Some even dumped a whole CADBURY at funny prices. Una go still pursue them for back soon

NGX isn't CRYPT*. If you must make it here you gats understand the game and stop using multiple monikers to jump from stock to stock with hustling spirit here yet bad mind

Oyindamolah:
Saying AIICO can never perform for shareholders based on ₦40bn OS ignores its life insurance dominance, asset strength, strategic patience, and long-term shareholder value delivery. Not every player needs to sprint. Some build empires with slow, deliberate moves — and that’s AIICO’s playbook

I no get time to speak English. I have been in that stock like 15 yrs.
The results have never been impressive all this yrs Aiico has been in business since when I bought nem #1 plus.You can speak this English to newbies

ARADEL. +1.17%
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. -4.88%
OandO. +5.69%

Make una dey look well for this insurance thing.Many of them q2 na complete rubbish.
That sector na better Andrew liver salt.
Na watin I see I talk.Many junks full the sector

Streetinvestor2:
Make una dey look well for this insurance thing.Many of them q2 na complete rubbish.
That sector na better Andrew liver salt.
Na watin I see I talk.Many junks full the sector

Any junk that meets recapitalization what should we call it?

Streetinvestor2:
Make una dey look well for this insurance thing.Many of them q2 na complete rubbish.
That sector na better Andrew liver salt.
Na watin I see I talk.Many junks full the sector

Insurance stocks have always been rubbish even before Brother Joseph met Sister Mary.

Locotrader:
Any junk that meets recapitalization what should we call it?

Which of the junk done meet recapitalization make I see.

KarlTom:
ARADEL. +1.17%
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. -4.88%
OandO. +5.69%

Seems Oando is getting support/resistance at N50 in spite of the controversial Q2 2025 results
Not a buy/sell advice. DYOR

I don't like insurance stock but I gambled 1m units of RoyalExhang when Loco was hawking it, hope to sell at 2 and increase my Presco. I no fit shout and I dey watch my BP.

In terms of total stock market capitalisation (equities) in all of Africa:

1) South Africa - $1.17 trillion
2) Morocco - $100.1 Billion
3) Nigeria - $59.3 Billion

(As at close of trade yesterday and using official exchange rates)

GeneralDae:
In terms of total stock market capitalisation (equities) in all of Africa:

1) South Africa - $1.17 trillion
2) Morocco - $100.1 Billion
3) Nigeria - $59.3 Billion

(As at close of trade yesterday and using official exchange rates)

Wow.
Does it mean Nigerian companies are relatively low valued compared to S/A companies? Or there are more big time multinational companies listed on the SA exchange

GeneralDae:
In terms of total stock market capitalisation (equities) in all of Africa:

1) South Africa - $1.17 trillion
2) Morocco - $100.1 Billion
3) Nigeria - $59.3 Billion

(As at close of trade yesterday and using official exchange rates)

Ngx journey far like APC government compared to the two above. This tells alot as how the macro economy is messed up in nigeria ...Apc government don kill us

GeneralDae:
In terms of total stock market capitalisation (equities) in all of Africa:

1) South Africa - $1.17 trillion
2) Morocco - $100.1 Billion
3) Nigeria - $59.3 Billion

(As at close of trade yesterday and using official exchange rates)

You seems to be one of the very few understanding the handwriting on the wall?

GeneralDae:
In terms of total stock market capitalisation (equities) in all of Africa:

1) South Africa - $1.17 trillion
2) Morocco - $100.1 Billion
3) Nigeria - $59.3 Billion

(As at close of trade yesterday and using official exchange rates)

mind the gaps

edwardaigb:
I don't like insurance stock but I gambled 1m units of RoyalExhang when Loco was hawking it, hope to sell at 2 and increase my Presco. I no fit shout and I dey watch my BP.

Lwkd,.So you didn't see it when I called it out earlier at 80kobo for jijo.my target was for #1.50

Streetinvestor2:
For thr group na this kind stock fit make you become audio billionaire with patient fund...go and verify

mikeapollo:
Wow.
Does it mean Nigerian companies are relatively low valued compared to S/A companies? Or there are more big time multinational companies listed on the SA exchange

Both. It has always been like this though. The only difference now is that we are third behind Morocco in Africa.

megawealth01:
You seems to be one of the very few understanding the handwriting on the wall?

I think the only major difference between now and like a decade ago is the emergence of Morocco who are now second. Our market cap post 2008 have mostly been around this 50 - 70 Billion USD and we were second in Africa with South Africa far ahead from time immemorial.
During the devaluation in 2023 and 2024 we plunged to around 40 Billion USD (and even 37 Billion at a point). Now we are back were we used to be pre devaluation in 2023 only now way behind Morocco only.

Princkez:
DANGSUGAR.....DANGFOODS

Dangfood fit no come this year. The rice mills are yet to be completed.

The only way they can get the approval is if them lobby Tinubu and co. If not, they have to wait till 2026

GeneralDae:
In terms of total stock market capitalisation (equities) in all of Africa:

1) South Africa - $1.17 trillion
2) Morocco - $100.1 Billion
3) Nigeria - $59.3 Billion

(As at close of trade yesterday and using official exchange rates)

Compare power distribution capacity

Mpeace:
Dangfood fit no come this year. The rice mills are yet to be completed.

The only way they can get the approval is if them lobby Tinubu and co. If not, they have to wait till 2026

Una still get hope for dangota food.i don commot mind for that side.
Alhaji been wan use that one run us street. As e no work Alhaji don forget that side.
Alhaji has replaced it with his refinery .That is why he is trying to list fertiliser and petro chemical company. Make una commot mind for food side and begin do analysis on individual basis for salt and sugar. His children have taken over the two differently...my opinion based on street sense

Zagee:
Compare power distribution capacity

I think SA has doing about 45,000 - 50,000MW while Nigeria is struggling with about 5,000-7000MW

mikeapollo:
I think SA has doing about 45,000 - 50,000MW while Nigeria is struggling with about 5,000-7000MW

...and Morocco achieved 100% access in 2023 and is still planning on improving the pool with an energy mix. People can control their appetite and prepare for the next decade with........

Streetinvestor2:
Which of the junk done meet recapitalization make I see.

Wike,Fubara no get your strength oooo

mikeapollo:
I think SA has doing about 45,000 - 50,000MW while Nigeria is struggling with about 5,000-7000MW

Nigeria does over 20,000 MW actually but they are mostly off grid, so only 5000 MW is utilised from the grid (installed capacity 13000 MW). There is an extra off grid 19000 MW generation by other sources however, which the Government must make deliberate effort to integrate.
South Africa’s 45000 MW is still not good enough for them because they do a lot of mining.