₦airaland Forum

KarlTom:
ARADEL. +1.87%
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. ±
OandO. -4.56%
SEPLAT. ±

Ginalex:
I sharperly realign with NB at 72 when Agba pointed it out ... The gap between NB and Guinness no funny at this point. I say make I pitch my tent fess

Agbalowomeri:
The day wey you go enter bush my hand no dey o

Ginalex:
I sharperly realign with NB at 72 when Agba pointed it out ... The gap between NB and Guinness no funny at this point. I say make I pitch my tent fess

NSEstudent:
I'm in NB but don't expect it to catch Dark. You need to check their respective OS.

Agbalowomeri:
The day wey you go enter bush my hand no dey o

megawealth01:
OANDO just keep lule things even after 50 naira peg

Sunrise run from 🔥

chimex38:
Can someone please explain to me why a stocks closing price is ₦6.5 of over 200k units executed at 2:17:41pm

when the last bulk trade of over 100k units @ ₦7.5 was carried out at 2:19:41pm? 🤷

This happened to Mcnichols today.
Why ₦6.5 as the official closing price rather than ₦7.5?
Any explanation from anyone pls?

megawealth01:
Flutterwave Denies $75M Government Investment

chimex38:
Can someone please explain to me why a stock closing price is ₦6.5 of over 200k units executed at 2:17:41pm

when the last bulk trade of over 100k units @ ₦7.5 was carried out at 2:19:41pm? 🤷

This happened to Mcnichols today.
Why ₦6.5 as the official closing price rather than ₦7.5?
Any explanation from anyone pls?

Agbalowomeri:
Lol Oga so you no know say na market makers dey close market between 2.20 -2.30pm

chimex38:
Can someone please explain to me why a stock closing price is ₦6.5 of over 200k units executed at 2:17:41pm

when the last bulk trade of over 100k units @ ₦7.5 was carried out at 2:19:41pm? 🤷

This happened to Mcnichols today.
Why ₦6.5 as the official closing price rather than ₦7.5?
Any explanation from anyone pls?

Itzlinda:
Someone just bought 13.7 million units of access bank at 32.85!

People get money mehn

Ginalex:
but NB's 74.50 against Guinness 499 ti poju... O di too much

Raider76:
It could be institutional.

unite4real:
N7.50 was the official closing price.

Look very well

deathwing:
crd@cardinalstone.com

megawealth01:
In this game, all brokers suppose get complaints from time to time na

yMcy56:
MCNICHOLS was recorded as N7.5 as closing price.
Check the price list.
The last bulk transaction was 102,786 around 14.19pm

megawealth01:
I've been using Morgan for decades oooo

chimex38:
Can someone please explain to me why a stock closing price is ₦6.5 of over 200k units executed at 2:17:41pm

when the last bulk trade of over 100k units @ ₦7.5 was carried out at 2:19:41pm? 🤷

This happened to Mcnichols today.
Why ₦6.5 as the official closing price rather than ₦7.5?
Any explanation from anyone pls?

elpaso007:
I have read complaints about them as well.

I recall someone complained about account funding or loggin in to their trading account.

KarlTom:
It actually closed at ₦7.50

SonofElElyonRet:
Also denied IPO is near.. "Flutterwave added that if it were to pursue an IPO, it would likely prioritise a domestic listing before considering international exchanges."
Dangote should take a cue and stop this rubbish pan African IPO rubbish talk

Mankind2024:
Omoosi, your comments read like a mix of envy, bitterness, and grandiose delusion. Don’t project your insecurities onto me. Labelling someone an attention seeker on a faceless forum doesn’t make your argument stronger — it only exposes the weakness behind it.
Knowledge is useless when it is clouded by resentment. You may disagree with me, but reducing everything to jealousy-driven attacks says more about your mindset than my posts. A million voices repeating the same accusation won’t intimidate me. I’ve engaged in tougher debates than this, and I’m comfortable standing my ground.
If my contributions irritate you that much, use the block button. It exists precisely for situations like this. What doesn’t make sense is hovering around content you claim to dislike while adding nothing of value yourself.
Your tone is unnecessarily combative, and your reasoning lacks substance. Debate the ideas, challenge the analysis, or move on — but the constant hostility only weakens your credibility.

Mankind2024:
My Humble Message to All NSEMPA Members.

My dearest wealth builders,
I acknowledge and deeply appreciate your direct and indirect contributions to my growth and development on this wealth-building journey. I am not here to seek attention or to brag about my milestone. None of this would have been possible without the knowledge, insights, and experiences I have gained from all of you.

As we all know, since 2018 till date, our forum has sometimes been characterised by personality attacks and unnecessary conflicts. I must confess that my early days on Nairaland made me an internet warfare veteran, largely due to the tribalism and bullying I encountered. My natural self is very humble and peace-loving. Because of the trolling and bullying, I created and deleted many monikers over the years.

Today, with a sincere heart, I apologise to every member I have directly or indirectly attacked in the past or in recent times. Please find it in your hearts to forgive me. I have grown, and I am truly sorry.
I am full of gratitude to the Almighty God and to every one of you. It should be a thing of joy that one of us has crossed such a critical milestone in a nation often described as the headquarters of poverty.

No one outside this forum knows about my achievement. I am a solitary and secretive person who loves to serve humanity quietly.
Even at this moment, my wife and family are not aware of this milestone. I continue to live my normal, simple life without envy or bitterness towards anyone.

My sincere and powerful prayer for every NSEMPA member:
Heavenly Father, the God who makes all things possible, the One who has brought me this far through the ongoing bull market,
I pray that You answer the earnest prayers and cries of every member in this forum.
Grant them divine wisdom to make excellent investment decisions.
Fill them with unbreakable discipline, uncommon patience, and the spirit of buy-and-hold.
Protect their portfolios from every form of loss, manipulation, and market storm.
Multiply their investments exceedingly and abundantly, far beyond their expectations.
Turn their small beginnings into generational wealth.
Let their dividends flow like rivers, and their capital appreciation be like the rising sun.
Remove every spirit of self-sabotage, fear, greed, and following the crowd.
Bless them with the mind of Christ — peaceful, focused, and strategic.
In this season of bull market and beyond, let their testimonies be greater than mine.
May the same God who surpassed my milestone for me do exceedingly, abundantly above all that they ask or think, according to the power that works in them.
In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, Amen and Amen!

I have always tried my best to encourage members to cultivate the habit of buy and hold with maximum discipline and patience. I was once guilty of self-sabotaging my own investments by following the crowd and chasing short-term gains. Everything changed the day I began to seriously study the true secrets of wealth creation.
If any old member still remembers, in 2019 I posted my CSCS statement showing over 100 different stocks and begged members to help me rebalance it. Instead, I was mocked and heavily trolled. Eventually, I resolved to find my own path and deleted that moniker. Honestly, if I had simply left that portfolio as it was and continued reinvesting the dividends religiously, I would not just be celebrating a single billion naira milestone today — possibly a double-digit billion one. But it is better late than never.

The stock market is a lifelong university where there are no real graduates — just like marriage. You keep learning until your last breath.

The primary reason I shared my milestone was to motivate and inspire others. The first time I read about a billionaire member in this forum was around 2019/2020 when someone mentioned Mr. Agbalowomeri. Another member quickly corrected and described him as a humble billionaire in stocks and real estate. That single testimony motivated me deeply, and I began to invest consistently. It started paying off towards the twilight of the Buhari administration — a difficult period of “all motion with no visible progress.” Listed companies recorded minimal growth and dividends were tiny. I still remember during one Zenith Bank AGM when a shareholder challenged Mr. Jim Ovia on their low dividends compared to GTB. That moment stuck with me.
Overall, it has been a journey of persistence, learning, and grace.
No one on the whole of Nairaland knows my real identity or contact details — all for personal security reasons. I would have deleted this moniker long ago but I no longer have access to the email password associated with it.
To my beloved NSEMPA members, I love you all.
Mr. Loco, Mr. Ositadima, and every other person I may have offended (whose names I cannot readily remember right now), please accept my sincere apology once again.
I am full of gladness and deep gratitude to God. Henceforth, I commit to contributing only constructive, value-adding narratives that highlight the strengths and weaknesses of listed companies to help us all make better decisions.
May the Lord bless and prosper every single one of us in Jesus’ mighty name.
Amen.
With love and gratitude,
Your brother in this wealth journey.