₦airaland Forum

Agbalowomeri:
Make ACCESS come down to 18 make I check something

Whether I go fit use am replace my GTCO

chimex38:
This..

Mpeace:
If Access do 18 or even 20 I go sell half of my Seplat move to Access

jonnysessy:
That your technical analysis will fail you, just like your prediction failed for GTCO failed till date.

ositadima1:
Yeah, petrol is cheaper today, but are you sure it will remain the cheaper alternative? I can’t say for sure, but the way things are going, it may not be. Also, note that vehicles can be modified to run as EVs, it’s already happening. So, any car can be converted.

I’m done derailing; I’ve said all I can possibly say on this subject for now.

bastardson:
Abeg guyz should I sell my Access for PZ or any other sensible stock.

This has been the most stagnant stock in my portfolio, I am tired already

bastardson:
Abeg guyz should I sell my Access for PZ or any other sensible stock.

This has been the most stagnant stock in my portfolio, I am tired already

Agbalowomeri:
Maybe na your presence dey hol am down

ositadima1:
Ok, I think batteries are the biggest challenge. Apart from the vehicles themselves, you don’t really need much infrastructure, especially in countries like Nigeria that don’t already have extensive systems in place. Many homes today run entirely on solar power. Yes, it’s expensive, but that cost mostly comes from the batteries. Imagine if batteries became dirt cheap, I’d bet that more than half of Nigeria would be powered by solar energy.

Currently, most EVs run about 300 to 400 miles on a single charge. With cheap and fast-charging batteries, your only limitation would be the number of solar panels you can connect. By my calculation, one full day of solar charging could give you over a week of city commuting. If you charge intermittently, you could practically drive for free. I’ve read about battery swap systems, like how we used to exchange gas cylinders, so you could travel from town A to B, swap your battery, and continue your journey.

Businesses that charge batteries with solar will spring up everywhere, trust our entrepreneurial spirit. I’m telling you, the only real issue is the cost and capacity of these batteries, and once those improve, we’re good to go.

Regarding Dangote Refinery, nobody sees it all, not even me or you. Technological shifts often happen suddenly and unpredictably. A few years ago, no one could have predicted AI would advance this far this fast. I’m not arguing to win; I’m just saying it’s very likely that when the technology breaks out, developing countries might actually be the ones to adopt it fastest. It all comes down to economics, people will always choose the cheaper alternative over patriotism or sentiment.

olig:
RE: WEMA BANK Rights Issue

Please, has WEMA credited the rights (shares) to those who subscribed? The subscription ended in May
I have not been credited. Or am I missing something? Has anyone received or knows when it will be credited?

essentialone1:
Aso Savings on Full Bid...

bastardson:
Abeg guyz should I sell my Access for PZ or any other sensible stock.

This has been the most stagnant stock in my portfolio, I am tired already

SonofElElyonRet:
Be careful of being dumped on sha

ogoo4real:
Access

Shalom428:
25M bid ( size ) as against 500K offer ( size ) . Nascon is definitely up to something really strong. #120 destination is guaranteed, all things being equal.

Follow The Money.

Mpeace:
Pple that didn't buy aradel at 400 are now queuing at 713 yet them no green sell. I will sell my Aradel @ 900

Agbalowomeri:
Make ACCESS come down to 18 make I check something

Whether I go fit use am replace my GTCO

jonnysessy:
Today is 22/10/25. What if Access Bank fails to release H1 result today.

toyeoye:
It's happening!