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Yoursfaithful:
These polithiefians have finished this country

House of Representatives approves Tinubu’s $2.35 billion loan request for 2025 budget -
https://nairametrics.com/2025/10/29/house-of-representatives-approves-tinubus-2-35-billion-loan-request-for-2025-budget/ https://search.app/Ttg5Z

Streetinvestor2:
Walahi I have never seen a government as useless as this one since I was born into this country .
I don't just know why baba God failed us with what would have been a great news.
Many of these criminals will have been in under ground cells now

ogawisdom:
Economy is recovering, Naira will appreciate further - Dangote warns those hoarding USD

KarlTom:
ARADEL 🤞🏾

kintus:
I have been trying to make a deposit from Zenith to Sterling but my money keep getting bounced.

Fredfrankhussle:
The xmas goat wet loco promise, like say e no visible again oo

ogawisdom:
Economy is recovering, Naira will appreciate further - Dangote warns those hoarding USD

Xidget:
@Aj8,

Please come give common sense analysis on Cadbury and MBENEFIT

aj8:
Mutual Benefit revised Common Sense target down to[b] 3.68[/b] and Cadbury’s to 50.34 . They had earlier touched initial targets but may be time to retrace on weaker results. MM are likely to make final last minute push before the fall. Watch volumes.

Purely on the Common Sense Strategy.

zendi:
Their Results are always good.

Utalinmou:
The 520 na negative

aj8:
Yes I know.

Streetinvestor2:
Any company way wan do PO ,RI or PP suppose shit the thing till next yr
Unless thr juju dey very strong
Imagine I picked up my uba @#50
I for dey curse this government join for my post lol

aj8:
Cash Cash Cash for future front row seats. Start Loading cash. Agba’s season seems pretty round the corner.

ositadima1:
Lol, they said our reserves are increasing, yet they’re still borrowing, they just approved a $2.5 billion loan. So, you move from $40 billion to $42 billion, and people like GeneralDea will clap, then you borrow $2.5 billion right after. I confirmed this administration’s cluelessness when they started dragging it out with NNPC over the Dangote Refinery earlier this year. In any sane country, a project like the Dangote Refinery would receive every possible form of support, given the immense value it brings to the nation. Instead, they supported sabotage. If Dangote were weak, the project would have folded. That’s when I realized they’re just here to loot and leave.

mikeapollo:
They should sell shareholders compensation (redistributed shares) to which new investors again when there is already AGM approval to raise additional capital?
The AGM approved that the shares be redistributed to shareholders. If they want to sell to new investors, then there will be another AGM to authorize the sale and the price must be disclosed. And that will create more confusion.
Shareholders have invested and tied down their capital for long without dividends so they need something as compensation.

aj8:
Mutual Benefit revised Common Sense target down to[b] 3.68[/b] and Cadbury’s to 50.34 . They had earlier touched initial targets but may be time to retrace on weaker results. MM are likely to make final last minute push before the fall. Watch volumes.

Purely on the Common Sense Strategy.

Yoursfaithful:
These polithiefians have finished this country

House of Representatives approves Tinubu’s $2.35 billion loan request for 2025 budget -
https://nairametrics.com/2025/10/29/house-of-representatives-approves-tinubus-2-35-billion-loan-request-for-2025-budget/ https://search.app/Ttg5Z

HesInMe:
Not to rub it in, but let's not forget how some were flogging this 22% gross margin "tech" business as the next Moniepoint unicorn.

They know themselves.

Olaide1295:
Central bank’s reserves is not a fund the FG can spend or dip its hands in. That the reserves are building and the government is borrowing can co-exist.
The government runs on a budget, and the deficit comes component was known since last year. Government will borrow to fund the deficit even if reserves go to 100 billion.

toyeoye:
Sell 50% maybe, but surely not wise to bet against the dollar no?