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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:20am On Aug 31
I ignored him because he doesn't deserve my response...

His paymaster Jagaban brought a lot of pains on the masses never seen since in the history of democracy in this NAIJA THUS FAR... If he changes tomorrow then history will be kind to him...

They want to blame YARADUA for being a saint when compared to this anti-masses policy based government of TINUBU. If not for 2027 elections which made him to pend his heartless policies... I just wonder how his data boys sleep at night after defending a government that has brought a lot of pains to the masses... This is not hear say, I was in Nigeria and I saw firsthand what the average man is going through under this government


Ask around from those that knows about political economy...
mikeapollo:
People expressed an opinion, and you describe them saying ...... Una go just open mouth waaa.
So unfortunate and sounds similar to the person that said ''whether you like it or not....... is gone''. Arrogance!


1. It is sheer hollowness to blame Yar'Dua for long fuel queues (and indirectly giving credit to this govt for eliminating fuel queues): The fact is Dangote is the reason why there are no fuel queues in Nigeria today. Not any president. Without Dangote's refinery, we would have the long fuel queues under this govt. And probably longer.

2. If ''nothing was working'' under Yar'Dua, then what's working now? Apparently, POVERTY IS NOW WORKING under this govt. and you seem happy for it. You could have compared the insecurity, hunger and poverty during Yar'Dua's era and now, and let's see how far we have deteriorated/

3. It seems some of you don't understand that the oil revenue the FG makes is determined by volume and price. Volume is also dependent on the peace and tranquility in the Niger Delta. Yar'Dua inherited a volatile and unstable ND but he used his humility, sincerity, honesty of purpose and patriotism to reach out to the militants and was able to achieve the peace in the region. Those qualities are lacking in today's leadership, where a president could just ''open his mouth'' (using your words) on his inauguration day and tell citizens that ''whether you like it or not,....subsidy is gone''. That was an arrogant and reckless talk by al standards.

4. If the Excess Crude Account and Reserve are going up, it is partly because this govt has been trying to jerk up the volumes, which is good. But it is also partly due to the peace, stability in the ND and high global crude prices, both of which are not the doings of this govt. You guys should learn to give credit to people where it is due and stop this sickening hero-worshipping of a person as if he is the ''messiah'' that the nation had never seen.

4. What has your ''darling president'' achieved in the power sector?. He challenged the people to reject him if he is unable to fix the electricity problem in 4 years, which is just 9 months away. How far?

5. The reason why you support subsidy removal now (but were against it in the past) may not be far from the desire to praise whatever decision this govt makes because of your parochial adoration, likeness, love, worship etc. of the president or his party. It has nothing to do with any critical analysis or understanding of the macro-economics, development imperatives or technicality of the subject).

6. Obasanjo (still alive and healthy) who awarded the contract and released the money has been providing his explanations of the $16billion power probe. But you prefer rather we go and ''resurrect'' late Yar'Dua (who neither awarded the contract nor released the money) from the dead and ask him stupid, useless questions, just to satisfy the point you want to make in eulogizing and promoting your ''messiah president''. Can you see how truly hollow and mischievous your argument is? Crying even more than the bereaved?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:23am On Aug 31
If any of TINUBU's paid boys tag my post again... We will successfully derail this forum... I hate HYPOCRISY


I don't support any candidate... All I want is a government that will be kind to the MASSES... Whatever useless name you data boys call the kindness is not my business... Don't rub the masses to favour the political elites...

TINUBU should fix this country at least to the level YARADUA brought it low to
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by OBAGADAFFI: 11:27am On Aug 31
essentialone:
May and Baker Plc, heading to Full Bid...
For what grin grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by newreality: 11:28am On Aug 31
Please has Dangote Sugar Refinery right issues, been allotted to individual trading accounts?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone(m):
Ok
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by OBAGADAFFI: 11:31am On Aug 31
megawealth01:
If any of TINUBU's paid boys tag my post again... We will successfully derail this forum... I hate HYPOCRISY


I don't support any candidate... All I want is a government that will be kind to the MASSES... Whatever useless name you data boys call the kindness is not my business... Don't rub the masses to favour the political elites...

TINUBU should fix this country at least to the level YARADUA brought it low to
See make yes just dey look

Tinubu is currently running a three-year budget cycle: 2024, 2025, and 2026.

Fraud !!!
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by 9jatriot(m): 11:31am On Aug 31
Mr Conjunctivitis, all you are doing here is trying to deflect. when a man opens his mouth waa and claims someone whose tenure some of us experienced and claim to be the best president, stating that he opened his mouth wass is not arrogance, I If you truly believe Yar’Adua was Nigeria’s best president, then prove it with metrics. Stop trying to shift the focus to Tinubu.

I know your tactics—you quickly turn the conversation around and try to put others on the defensive. It won’t work this time. If you agree with that fellow who said Yar’Adua was the best, explain in economic terms how he earned that title.

And while you’re at it, how do you exonerate the man who inherited high oil volumes and prices, yet blame another who took over with low volumes and prices? Isn’t that hypocritical?

You also conveniently forget that Yar’Adua canceled the sale of the refineries to Dangote—the same Dangote you now reference as the reason we have no queues.

To answer your question—what’s working? Here’ are a few proof:

https://www.nairaland.com/8686559/update-benin-sapele-road
https://www.nairaland.com/8686069/how-police-rescued-olaide-busayo
https://www.nairaland.com/8685956/north-east-reward-tinubu-votes-gombe-biu
https://www.nairaland.com/8685857/fct-police-arrest-notorious-kidnappers
https://www.nairaland.com/8685445/fct-police-arrest-bandits-spotted
https://www.nairaland.com/8685420/nscdc-busts-illegal-detention-camp
https://www.nairaland.com/8684942/fg-flags-off-reconstruction-gombe-biu
https://www.nairaland.com/8684173/foreign-capital-inflows-jump-84
https://www.nairaland.com/8683626/naira-appreciates-1385-parallel-market
https://www.nairaland.com/8681056/army-rescues-31-kidnap-victims
https://www.nairaland.com/8679438/work-ongoing-second-niger-bridge
https://www.nairaland.com/8679194/tinubu-approves-50-discount-passengers

https://www.nairaland.com/8696256/nigeria-surpassed-opec-oil-production
https://www.nairaland.com/8696129/how-president-tinubu-broke-multi-trillion
https://www.nairaland.com/8695043/tinubu-effect-lagos-bus-stations

You keep pushing the hunger narrative as if hunger started recently in Nigeria. Just like in every other time in Nigerian's history, under Yar’Adua, there was hunger—people complained bitterly.

And on insecurity, what about the suicide bombers attacking churches and police stations in Abuja? Was that not insecurity?

Now you admit reserves are rising—not that you could deny it anyway. But you quickly try to downplay it. In one breath, you credit Yar’Adua for attempting to solve the Niger Delta crisis with money, but when it comes to Tinubu’s foreign reserve growth, you water it down and claim it’s just stability in the Niger Delta. Your hypocrisy is even worse than Street’s.

On power, you still haven’t explained how Yar’Adua was the best. That was my original point—don’t try to deflect to Tinubu.

The same goes for point 5—another attempt to deflect.

As for number 6. You want to blame the man who handed over an ongoing project to your so-called "best president" while exonerating him from how he managed it? That’s illogical.

mikeapollo:
People expressed an opinion, and you describe them saying ...... Una go just open mouth waaa.
So unfortunate and sounds similar to the person that said ''whether you like it or not....... is gone''. Arrogance!


1. It is sheer hollowness to blame Yar'Dua for long fuel queues (and indirectly giving credit to this govt for eliminating fuel queues): The fact is Dangote is the reason why there are no fuel queues in Nigeria today. Not any president. Without Dangote's refinery, we would have the long fuel queues under this govt. And probably longer.

2. If ''nothing was working'' under Yar'Dua, then what's working now? Apparently, POVERTY IS NOW WORKING under this govt. and you seem happy for it. You could have compared the insecurity, hunger and poverty during Yar'Dua's era and now, and let's see how far we have deteriorated/

3. It seems some of you don't understand that the oil revenue the FG makes is determined by volume and price. Volume is also dependent on the peace and tranquility in the Niger Delta. Yar'Dua inherited a volatile and unstable ND but he used his humility, sincerity, honesty of purpose and patriotism to reach out to the militants and was able to achieve the peace in the region. Those qualities are lacking in today's leadership, where a president could just ''open his mouth'' (using your words) on his inauguration day and tell citizens that ''whether you like it or not,....subsidy is gone''. That was an arrogant and reckless talk by all standards.

4. If the Excess Crude Account and Reserve are going up, it is partly because this govt has been trying to jerk up the volumes, which is good. But it is also partly due to the peace, stability in the ND and high global crude prices, both of which are not the doings of this govt. You guys should learn to give credit to people where it is due and stop this sickening hero-worshipping of a person as if he is the ''messiah'' that the nation had never seen.

4. What has your ''darling president'' achieved in the power sector?. He challenged the people to reject him if he is unable to fix the electricity problem in 4 years, which is just 9 months away. How far?

5. The reason why you support subsidy removal now (but were against it in the past) may not be far from the desire to praise whatever decision this govt makes because of your parochial adoration, likeness, love, worship etc. of the president or his party. It has nothing to do with any critical analysis or understanding of the macro-economics, development imperatives or technicality of the subject).

6. Obasanjo (still alive and healthy) who awarded the contract and released the money has been providing his explanations of the $16billion power probe. But you prefer rather we go and ''resurrect'' late Yar'Dua (who neither awarded the contract nor released the money) from the dead and ask him stupid, useless questions, just to satisfy the point you want to make in eulogizing and promoting your ''messiah president''. Can you see how truly hollow and mischievous your argument is? Crying even more than the bereaved?

7. Tinubu was an ''educated'' person (apologies to all concerned with certificate forgery, primary, secondary schools brouhaha) when he was advocating for regime change under Jonathan, when we had less suffering in the country. So, in your words, Tinubu was an ''enemy of this country'',. Yet he became the president. So I don't see why other people or anybody else cannot freely choose whoever they prefer to lead them. Whether you call them ''enemy of this country'' or not, it does not matter.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 11:32am On Aug 31
OBAGADAFFI:
See make yes just dey look

Tinubu is currently running a three-year cycle: 2024, 2025, and 2026.

Fraud !!!
grin grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PETERiCHY(m): 11:40am On Aug 31
PETERiCHY:
We simply dispose 50% of our japaulGold holdings @#4.20k and deployed the proceeds to OANDO @ circa #40

If you make a KILL, quickly CONVERT it to a PATIENT FUND else you MIGHT end up LOSING your SHIRT,

Above all we foresee OANDO as a GENERATIONAL WEALTH.


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
Few weeks ago we DISPOSED our JAPAULGOLD at circa #4.20.k

Now we PATIENTLY WAIT to REPOSITION at circa #2.50;


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by jonnysessy(m): 11:41am On Aug 31
newreality:
Please has Dangote Sugar Refinery right issues, been allotted to individual trading accounts?
Yes. This has longed been allotted, in fact the registrar sent me a mail when it was allotted. I think you should contact your stockbroker for that.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Krisuba: 11:41am On Aug 31
[quote author=megawealth01 post=140498597]If any of TINUBU's paid boys tag my post again... We will successfully derail this forum... I hate HYPOCRISY




Please do well to ignore that Monica 9jap. I don't think he has single interest on this thread other than promote political argues!!
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 11:46am On Aug 31
PETERiCHY:
Few weeks ago we DISPOSED our JAPAULGOLD at circa #4.20.k

Now we PATIENTLY WAIT to REPOSITION at circa #2.50;


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
N2.50 ke?
God no go gree una.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:50am On Aug 31
He doesn’t exist as far as I’m concerned. I will never dignify him by tagging him.

[quote author=Krisuba post=140498794][/quote]
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by GeeKudi: 11:52am On Aug 31
He does politics here. Why is he so brutally triggered when his fellow politicians respond to him? We have always advised them to meet at the appropriate section where they are free to do their gbas gbos without anyone complaining of any derailment.
If you are too emotionally fragile for politics, then stay away from it.

[quote author=Krisuba post=140498794][/quote]
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 11:52am On Aug 31
9jatriot:
Mr Conjunctivitis, all you are doing here is trying to deflect. when a man opens his mouth waa and claims someone whose tenure some of us experienced and claim to be the best president, stating that he opened his mouth wass is not arrogance, I If you truly believe Yar’Adua was Nigeria’s best president, then prove it with metrics. Stop trying to shift the focus to Tinubu.

I know your tactics—you quickly turn the conversation around and try to put others on the defensive. It won’t work this time. If you agree with that fellow who said Yar’Adua was the best, explain in economic terms how he earned that title.

And while you’re at it, how do you exonerate the man who inherited high oil volumes and prices, yet blame another who took over with low volumes and prices? Isn’t that hypocritical?

You also conveniently forget that Yar’Adua canceled the sale of the refineries to Dangote—the same Dangote you now reference as the reason we have no queues.

To answer your question—what’s working? Here’ are a few proof:

https://www.nairaland.com/8686559/update-benin-sapele-road
https://www.nairaland.com/8686069/how-police-rescued-olaide-busayo
https://www.nairaland.com/8685956/north-east-reward-tinubu-votes-gombe-biu
https://www.nairaland.com/8685857/fct-police-arrest-notorious-kidnappers
https://www.nairaland.com/8685445/fct-police-arrest-bandits-spotted
https://www.nairaland.com/8685420/nscdc-busts-illegal-detention-camp
https://www.nairaland.com/8684942/fg-flags-off-reconstruction-gombe-biu
https://www.nairaland.com/8684173/foreign-capital-inflows-jump-84
https://www.nairaland.com/8683626/naira-appreciates-1385-parallel-market
https://www.nairaland.com/8681056/army-rescues-31-kidnap-victims
https://www.nairaland.com/8679438/work-ongoing-second-niger-bridge
https://www.nairaland.com/8679194/tinubu-approves-50-discount-passengers

https://www.nairaland.com/8696256/nigeria-surpassed-opec-oil-production
https://www.nairaland.com/8696129/how-president-tinubu-broke-multi-trillion
https://www.nairaland.com/8695043/tinubu-effect-lagos-bus-stations

You keep pushing the hunger narrative as if hunger started recently in Nigeria. Just like in every other time in Nigerian's history, under Yar’Adua, there was hunger—people complained bitterly.

And on insecurity, what about the suicide bombers attacking churches and police stations in Abuja? Was that not insecurity?

Now you admit reserves are rising—not that you could deny it anyway. But you quickly try to downplay it. In one breath, you credit Yar’Adua for attempting to solve the Niger Delta crisis with money, but when it comes to Tinubu’s foreign reserve growth, you water it down and claim it’s just stability in the Niger Delta. Your hypocrisy is even worse than Street’s.

On power, you still haven’t explained how Yar’Adua was the best. That was my original point—don’t try to deflect to Tinubu.

The same goes for point 5—another attempt to deflect.

As for number 6. You want to blame the man who handed over an ongoing project to your so-called "best president" while exonerating him from how he managed it? That’s illogical.
Mr. Conjunctivitis? It seems you are gifted at calling people names. Interesting.

But can you show or point to me where I said Yar'Dua is ''the best president''?

I am not turning the conversation around and putting you on the defensive. It is the flaws in your own post(s) and the points I raised that are putting you on the defensive. Apologies if they put you too much on the defensive.

A man who inherited a Niger Delta boiling with insecurity, bunkering, pipelines sabotage, vandalism etc. where international oil companies like Shell, Mobil, Chevron etc were being attacked and forced to shut down or scale back operations could not have inherited high volumes of crude oil production. You may contact your paymasters to revise their notes and come back.

Canceling the sale of the refinery was the overwhelming demand of the labour, trade unions and civil society because they believed $750m was too small for the refinery. Even the Tinubu and his AC party (now APC) that you are praising and worshipping today was against the sale of the refinery. Can you see the shallowness and hollowness in your argument once again?

I can see that you listed the following as ''achievements'' of the present govt:
i.. Naira appreciating to N1,385:$ (please tell us what it was before Tinubu)
ii. Update-Benin-Sapele-road (please tell us what happened on that road and Benin-Ore road last week)
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:52am On Aug 31
And OANDO dey swallow na grin
PETERiCHY:
Few weeks ago we DISPOSED our JAPAULGOLD at circa #4.20.k

Now we PATIENTLY WAIT to REPOSITION at circa #2.50;


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 12:01pm On Aug 31
PETERICHY what's your honest opinion about INSURANCE?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ayobama1: 12:08pm On Aug 31
PETERiCHY:
Few weeks ago we DISPOSED our JAPAULGOLD at circa #4.20.k

Now we PATIENTLY WAIT to REPOSITION at circa #2.50;


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
The same way you sold Oando at N90 while you are currently waiting for it at N15.00 bargain hunter, fear God 😨
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PETERiCHY(m): 12:08pm On Aug 31
megawealth01:
PETERICHY what's your honest opinion about INSURANCE?
We rarely do insurance stocks.
It was pure luck our fund was not relegated along with Universal insurance.

In other words INSURANCE STOCK is a no no for me.


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 12:09pm On Aug 31
Make God deliver me from this LASACO ooooo
PETERiCHY:
We rarely do insurance stocks.
It was pure luck our fund was not relegated along with Universal insurance.

In other words INSURANCE STOCK is a no no for me.


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PETERiCHY(m): 12:15pm On Aug 31
ayobama1:
The same way you sold Oando at N90 while you are currently waiting for it at N15.00 bargain hunter, fear God 😨
Point of Correction
We sold some of our OANDO at circa #53 not at #90. Thank you.


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by GeeKudi: 12:15pm On Aug 31
The market appears to be gearing up for a recovery. Is it time to start buying yet?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 12:21pm On Aug 31
GeeKudi:
The market appears to be gearing up for a recovery. Is it time to start buying yet?
Watch carefully before you dive in?
That calm river might be very deep
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by newreality: 12:22pm On Aug 31
Okay.

Thank you Sir


jonnysessy:
Yes. This has longed been allotted, in fact the registrar sent me a mail when it was allotted. I think you should contact your stockbroker for that.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by GeeKudi: 12:26pm On Aug 31
Yes. I also feel the news about the FTSE ranking might be contributing to the vibes we are seeing. Thanks.

mikeapollo:
Watch carefully before you dive in?
That calm river might be very deep
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PETERiCHY(m): 12:31pm On Aug 31
GeeKudi:
The market appears to be gearing up for a recovery. Is it time to start buying yet?
Yes SEPLAT is setting up a STAGE for a RALLY in OIL & GAS sector.

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Krisuba: 12:32pm On Aug 31
[quote author=ppogba post=140498819]N2.50 ke?
God no go gree una.[/quote

But Jp is seriously digging!!]
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by deathwing(m): 12:32pm On Aug 31
When I have money, I dey buy small small. Don't want to start chasing a racing market since I can't time it. Thank God I recently had some good dividends (HBM, Presco and soon MTN). All straight back into the market with almost daily buying.
GeeKudi:
The market appears to be gearing up for a recovery. Is it time to start buying yet?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by deathwing(m): 12:35pm On Aug 31
Last time it dipped badly on the LSE (480p), I was very low on funds so couldn't buy much. My average is now 5.30p sha. I see 1000p (10 pound) in another year. Will keep accumulating when I can
PETERiCHY:
Yes SEPLAT is setting up a STAGE for a RALLY in OIL & GAS sector.

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by 9jatriot(m): 12:37pm On Aug 31
What is the English name for apollo? That is where the name come from.

The chap I quote, claimed Yar Adua was the best Nigeriana president. I countered him on why that is not true. In my counter, not one sentence praise Tinubu, I stayed on topic.

If you responded to that topic, I take it to mean that you want to counter me on why Yar Adua was the best president, instead what did you do, you tried to bring Tinubu in.

Anyway, I will try and resist the temptation to derail the thread any further, except that I hate the lies you guys try to spin. Musters "I do not support andy candidate"

If yo
mikeapollo:
Mr. Conjunctivitis? It seems you are gifted at calling people names. Interesting.

But can you show or point to me where I said Yar'Dua is ''the best president''?

I am not turning the conversation around and putting you on the defensive. It is the flaws in your own post(s) and the points I raised that are putting you on the defensive. Apologies if they put you too much on the defensive.

A man who inherited a Niger Delta boiling with insecurity, bunkering, pipelines sabotage, vandalism etc. where international oil companies like Shell, Mobil, Chevron etc were being attacked and forced to shut down or scale back operations could not have inherited high volumes of crude oil production. You may contact your paymasters to revise their notes and come back.

Canceling the sale of the refinery was the overwhelming demand of the labour, trade unions and civil society because they believed $750m was too small for the refinery. Even the Tinubu and his AC party (now APC) that you are praising and worshipping today was against the sale of the refinery. Can you see the shallowness and hollowness in your argument once again?

I can see that you listed the following as ''achievements'' of the present govt:
i.. Naira appreciating to N1,385:$ (please tell us what it was before Tinubu)
ii. Update-Benin-Sapele-road (please tell us what happened on that road and Benin-Ore road last week)
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