₦airaland Forum

Ladygracy:
Make Una remember Ngx group today

mikeapollo:
You think so? Otedola is buying $100m of the IPO because of the limited value or stake being offered to the public by Alhaji..
He is still coming to mop up more shares on the floor after listing. These are the people that will drive the price up.

ojeysky:
Lol Abi o...if JP production becomes real then JP will head to 50

ogawisdom:
Yes I guess so

GeneralDae:
Dangote said:

“The Banks that have helped us to get to where we are, they would continue to be with us (to benefit from our growth) because we are not fair weather friends”

Banks that have supported the refinery are:

1. African Export-Import Bank
* Largest known financier overall.
* Has committed and underwritten multiple facilities tied to the refinery, including:
* US$2.5 billion underwriting in a US$4 billion syndicated refinancing (2026)
* Earlier US$1.35 billion financing facility (2025).

2. Access Bank
* Co–Mandated Lead Arranger in the major US$4 billion refinancing syndication with Afreximbank.
* One of the biggest Nigerian banking participants.

3. First Bank of Nigeria
* One of the key early Nigerian lenders to the refinery project through consortium financing.
* Participated heavily in local-currency and syndicated facilities tied to construction phases.

4. United Bank for Africa
* Major Nigerian lender involved in syndicated project financing and working-capital support.

5. Zenith Bank
* One of the leading domestic banks financing the refinery during development and commissioning stages.

6. Guaranty Trust Bank
* Participated through Nigerian banking syndicates backing the project.

7. Stanbic IBTC Bank
* Involved in debt-market and structured financing support around Dangote entities.

8. Standard Chartered
* International banking participant in parts of the refinery financing structure and trade-finance support.

9. Deutsche Bank
* Reportedly participated in international financing/trade arrangements connected to the refinery.

10. Islamic Development Bank
* Provided support linked to industrial and energy infrastructure financing.

zendi:
So which bank was left out?

Dangote is a genius at using other people's money.

All Nigerian banks worked under his coordination to build the refinery.

The mastery of the money king;

His only job is to conceive a project and all banks will beg to provide the money.

Blackman101:
After Dangote IPO i believe the man will become one of the richest man in the world not just in Africa alone.


we wait for 2027 forbes list

ogawisdom:
Big Money Is Not Emotional. Look At This: They are the largest pension fund in Africa. They are owned by the South African Government. They represent 1.2 Million South Africans who invested in the Pension Fund. They are Going to Invest in Dangote Refinery.
Dangote is planning a cross border IPO. They want to list Dangote Refinery in multiple African Exchanges. Everyone is positioning. The big players are making big moves. The South African Government sent delegates to Nigeria to meet Dangote as a show of interest. They didn’t check social media to see if you and I approve this move. No. At the top, Big Money Moves With Data, not Emotions. There is NO DEMOCRACY IN BUSINESS. Your opinion doesn’t matter here.

And let me leak this secret: DANGOTE CEMENT is partly owned by the South African Government through the same Pension Fund. The Chinese Government also has huge interest in Dangote Cement.

When next you think about Nigeria-South Africa Relations, do not worry about Social Media sentiments. Observe how their Big Funds and Big Money are moving. Follow their Big Players.
Recently, a Nigerian Billionaire, Bayo Ogunlesi committed to invest $500 Million in South Africa. President Ramaphosa hosted him. Social media screamed “let him invest that money in Nigeria”. Big Money doesn’t check social media. Today, South African Pension Funds are doing the same in Nigeria.

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janga:
Dey play
make una leave the world richest man for Elon Musk, no one is gonna competite with him for that list

ogawisdom:
Big Money Is Not Emotional. Look At This: They are the largest pension fund in Africa. They are owned by the South African Government. They represent 1.2 Million South Africans who invested in the Pension Fund. They are Going to Invest in Dangote Refinery.
Dangote is planning a cross border IPO. They want to list Dangote Refinery in multiple African Exchanges. Everyone is positioning. The big players are making big moves. The South African Government sent delegates to Nigeria to meet Dangote as a show of interest. They didn’t check social media to see if you and I approve this move. No. At the top, Big Money Moves With Data, not Emotions. There is NO DEMOCRACY IN BUSINESS. Your opinion doesn’t matter here.

And let me leak this secret: DANGOTE CEMENT is partly owned by the South African Government through the same Pension Fund. The Chinese Government also has huge interest in Dangote Cement.

When next you think about Nigeria-South Africa Relations, do not worry about Social Media sentiments. Observe how their Big Funds and Big Money are moving. Follow their Big Players.
Recently, a Nigerian Billionaire, Bayo Ogunlesi committed to invest $500 Million in South Africa. President Ramaphosa hosted him. Social media screamed “let him invest that money in Nigeria”. Big Money doesn’t check social media. Today, South African Pension Funds are doing the same in Nigeria.

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jonnysessy:
Thank you GTCO for the dividend. No be like some yeye bank that can't pay anything. Yet, they have huge money in their retained earning.

SonofElElyonRet:
Japaul at 4:40
Looks like N5 achievable as first milestone

jonnysessy:
Thank you GTCO for the dividend. No be like some yeye bank that can't pay anything. Yet, they have huge money in their retained earning.

SonofElElyonRet:
Japaul at 4:40
Looks like N5 achievable as first milestone

KarlTom:
Ding!!!

SonofElElyonRet:
Japaul at 4:40
Looks like N5 achievable as first milestone

Streetinvestor2:
U never japa @#35...Make ur village people still dey tell u nothing dey happen. How many better companies dey way get that kind SP with good PAT and possible better dividend for ngx. Na that kobo kobo eps like all those insurance companies dey give u moral abi.When q2 results jam u don't say u whr not informed. Did I call any name...nagode

jonnysessy:
Thank you GTCO for the dividend. No be like some yeye bank that can't pay anything. Yet, they have huge money in their retained earning.

toyeoye:
🏆 JAPAULGOLD just unlocks a fresh 52-week high at ₦4.49 👀

What stands out is how steadily the move is happening.
No wild spike… just persistent buying pressure keeping the stock pinned near the highs early in the session.

Momentum traders are clearly not backing off yet.

Umehj88:
Offloaded some weight at this junction as the stock sometimes they do like ogbanje

Boss loco aka stockpromoter thanks for the heads up remain blessed

Umehj88:
Offloaded some weight at this junction as the stock sometimes they do like ogbanje

Boss loco aka stockpromoter thanks for the heads up remain blessed