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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 10:59am On Sep 21
essentialone1:
Why not we check their Last Financial Statement to see her annual salary range, and see how she intends to back back the loan of 85.4 Million.


With Cash, Cryptocurrency, or Clxxocurrency?
You are funny but not funny at the same time. Insulting a person and attacking her integrity based on your baseless claim. The point here is you can't be sure you are right. So why attack her character and reputation based on probability? Very wrong and unacceptable
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 11:00am On Sep 21
Stockpromoter:
🚨🔥 AVACAP — VERY BULLISH SETUP! 🔥🚨
AVACAP is showing serious buying interest this morning.
🟢 ₦5.00 bid — 1.4M shares
🟢 ₦5.05 bid — 366K shares
🟢 Best bid now ₦5.15
🔴 Immediate supply: ₦5.30 — 65K
🔴 Next supply: ₦5.35 — 196K
The key level is ₦5.35.
If buyers absorb the ₦5.30–₦5.35 supply and AVACAP closes decisively at ₦5.35 today, that would provide a strong technical confirmation for a potentially very bullish week ahead. 🚀
₦5.35 CLOSE = WATCH THE NEXT LEG UP. 👀🔥
Volume + price action + closing strength will be the confirmation.
AVACAP IS ONE TO WATCH! 🚀
#AVACAP #NGX #NigerianStocks #BullishSetup #StockMarket
You don start ooo
Na so you promote Royalex
🏃🏃🏃
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 11:02am On Sep 21
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Ameboperoo(m): 11:27am On Sep 21
SonofElElyonRet:
You don start ooo
Na so you promote Royalex
🏃🏃🏃
It already up by 6.12% as at now grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Stockpromoter(m): 11:27am On Sep 21
SonofElElyonRet:
You don start ooo
Na so you promote Royalex
🏃🏃🏃
This one is not promotion but pointing what the TA says.
TA does not lie.
I needed this one at lower price but succumbed to TA.
For now enjoy it until the TA says otherwise .

Even the Royalex is in battered/oversold but needs volume for confirmations.stocks like Aiico,mutual benefits, sovereign will carry it along as they are getting set for rally
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PuristForest: 11:33am On Sep 21
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Bovis(m):
emmanuelewumi:
Haba.

Jakande established Lagos State University, Lagos State Polytechnic, Radio Lagos, Lagos Television.

Built Abesan Housing estate, Iba Housing estate, Iponri Housing estate, Isolo Housing estate, Ojokoro housing estate, Ogba Housing estate,Jakande Estate Lekki and many more. These houses were affordable.

He opened up Ikotun, Egbe, Idimu, Iba, Ejigbo by constructing roads

He opened up Lekki, Ajah by the construction of Lekki Ajah express road.

In the 80s when going to Ajah, the last bus stop was Sand fill at Maroko and then take a boat.

He built General hospitals at Isolo, Ikorodu, Ijaiye, Gbagada etc

He established Gbagada estate Phase 1 and phase 2.

What about the establishment of thousands of primary and secondary schools.

He built Teslim Balogun stadium.

He was planning the metroline project before it was cancelled by the military.

All these happened within 4 years, imagine what he would have done in 8 years
Not entirely true, theirs is no doubt that Jakande followed the UPN’s broader development template for the SW and his administration implemented several important social and infrastructural programmes. However, most of his projects were ill conceived and poorly executed. For example, the Jakande schools were built like pig barns and were not fit for purpose. He also performed badly in the area of sanitation and security. As kids we usually encountered dead bodies along the streets of Lagos on our way to school

By contrast, the Tinubu administration introduced structural and dynamic changes by strengthening/establishing several key agencies like the LASTMA, LAWMA, BRT, LIRS, LAMATA, KAI, RRS, LASEPA and LASAMBUS. These reforms fundamentally changed the way Lagos approached transportation, environmental management, revenue administration, law enforcement, security, and urban governance. Tinubu invariably laid the master plan for the development of the modern Lagos and therefore, can be rightly credited for building a new Lagos

Overall, Jakande’s achievements dwarfs that of Tinubu as a Lagos state governor
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 11:46am On Sep 21
OKOMUOIL takes a heavy hit before noon.
₦1,276.20 (-10%) limit down
Volume already 5x its 30-day average

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ayobama1: 11:50am On Sep 21
Bovis:
Not entirely true, theirs is no doubt that Jakande followed the UPN’s broader development template for the SW and his administration implemented several important social and infrastructural programmes. However, most of his projects were ill conceived and poorly executed. For example, the Jakande schools were built like pig barns and were not fit for purpose. He also performed badly in the area of sanitation and security. As kids we usually encountered dead bodies along the streets of Lagos on our way to school

By contrast, the Tinubu administration introduced structural and dynamic changes by establishing several key agencies like the LASTMA, LAWMA, BRT, LIRS, LAMATA, KAI, RRS, LASEPA and LASAMBUS. These reforms fundamentally changed the way Lagos approached transportation, environmental management, revenue administration, law enforcement, security, and urban governance. Tinubu invariably laid the master plan for the development of the modern Lagos and therefore, can be rightly credited for building a new Lagos

Overall, Jakande’s achievements dwarfs that of Tinubu as a Lagos state governor
How a discussion about governance in Anambra State became a discussion about LKJ is what I still can't fathom huh huh huh
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo:
Bovis:
Not entirely true, theirs is no doubt that Jakande followed the UPN’s broader development template for the SW and his administration implemented several important social and infrastructural programmes. However, most of his projects were ill conceived and poorly executed. For example, the Jakande schools were built like pig barns and were not fit for purpose. He also performed badly in the area of sanitation and security. As kids we usually encountered dead bodies along the streets of Lagos on our way to school

By contrast, the Tinubu administration introduced structural and dynamic changes by establishing several key agencies like the LASTMA, BRT, LIRS, LAMATA, KAI, LASEPA and LASAMBUS. These reforms fundamentally changed the way Lagos approached transportation, environmental management, revenue administration, law enforcement, security, and urban governance. Tinubu invariably laid the master plan for the development of the modern Lagos and therefore, can be rightly credited for building a new Lagos

Overall, Jakande’s achievements dwarfs that of Tinubu as a Lagos state governor
You are comparing LASTMA, BRT, LAMATA, KAI, LASEPA, LASAMBUS to what Jakande did in Lagos?
Jakande was even the first to introduce and implement the Lagos public transport system (LSTC). He brought the idea of metro line and light rail system.
The Jakande schools that you described as ''pig barns'' have produced thousands and millions of professors, professionals, medical doctors, lawyers and other successful people who otherwise would not have been able to have formal education in life.
How did Jakande perform poorly in security at a time when people could even afford to sleep outside in front of their houses whenever there was too much heat?
And what about the hospitals built by Jakande?
What about the roads?
What about the housing estates?
The polytechnics and University?

You cannot have a ''modern state'' without these things. Jakande did most of them, and they were affordable for the people to acquire.

LIRS (Lagos Internal Revenue Service) was not created by Tinubu). It is a statutory body that existed long before Tinubu became governor in 1999.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by naturalflow: 12:19pm On Sep 21
Today na 21 September,abeg them don come?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Agbalowomeri: 12:23pm On Sep 21
naturalflow:
Today na 21 September,abeg them don come?
We are hosting them in Aso Rock
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by WhizdomXX(m): 12:24pm On Sep 21
naturalflow:
Today na 21 September,abeg them don come?
grin red carpet sef don tire to wait.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Bovis(m): 12:25pm On Sep 21
ayobama1:
How a discussion about governance in Anambra State became a discussion about LKJ is what I still can't fathom huh huh huh
Because certain people like to undermine Tinubu’s accomplishments as governor by giving all the credit to his predecessors. I also have no knowledge about other states administration in Nigeria therefore don’t discuss their politics
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by WhizdomXX(m): 12:26pm On Sep 21
SonofElElyonRet:
Ellah is fast becoming a jijo stock
Learned seniors please I have a question oo, why is ellahlakes, even though small, not following in the path of Presco and Okomu
Agbalowomeri, chimex38, bullbearmkt.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Bovis(m):
mikeapollo:
You are comparing LASTMA, BRT, LAMATA, KAI, LASEPA, LASAMBUS to what Jakande did in Lagos?
Jakande was even the first to introduce and implement the Lagos public transport system (LSTC). He brought the idea of metro line and light rail system.
The Jakande schools that you described as ''pig barns'' have produced thousands and millions of professors, professionals, medical doctors, lawyers and other successful people who otherwise would not have been able to have formal education in life.
How did Jakande perform poorly in security at a time when people could even afford to sleep outside in front of their houses whenever there was too much heat?
And what about the hospitals built by Jakande?
What about the roads?
What about the housing estates?
The polytechnics and University?

You cannot have a ''modern state'' without these things. Jakande did most of them, and they were affordable for the people to acquire.

LIRS (Lagos Internal Revenue Service) was not created by Tinubu). It is a statutory body that existed long before Tinubu became governor in 1999.
The Jakande schools had no fences (ungated), windows or doors therefore served as hangouts for criminals and produced many touts in Lagos

Tinubu established most institutions I stated and strengthened a few
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Damasco: 12:40pm On Sep 21
grin
Bovis:
The schools also served as hangouts for criminals and produced many touts. He established most institutions I stated and strengthened a few
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 12:45pm On Sep 21
As seen on the internet

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Bovis(m): 12:48pm On Sep 21
I will not waste my precious time on digging up someone failed legacies 👆if I were you
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 12:48pm On Sep 21
Bovis:
The schools also served as hangouts for criminals and produced many touts
I don't get your drift and thinking.
A lot of universities have served as hangouts for criminals and produced many touts.. So, by your analogy, you blame the govt that built the universities?

A lot of railway stations have become hangouts for criminals.
So you by analogy, you blame the govt, that built the railway stations?

A lot of bus terminals have become hangouts for criminals. So, by your thinking, you blame the govt that built the bus terminals?
A lot of airports have served as conduits for drug trafficking by criminals. So you blame the govt that built the airports?


Okay, let's extend your line of thinking and argument to the LASAMBUS, LASTMA etc that you said Tinubu establised:

A lot of LASAMBUS bus drivers have caused accidents and killed several people on Lagos roads. So, do you blame Tinubu for establishing LASAMBUS?.
A lot of LASTMA officers have been accused to have caused accidents on Lagos roads. So, do you blame Tinubu for establishing LASTMA?

Is this how you see and assess national developmental issues?
You want to blame the govt that provided the infrastructure because some misguided people decided to do the wrong things?

Incredible!
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 12:49pm On Sep 21
Bovis:
Not entirely true, theirs is no doubt that Jakande followed the UPN’s broader development template for the SW and his administration implemented several important social and infrastructural programmes. However, most of his projects were ill conceived and poorly executed. For example, the Jakande schools were built like pig barns and were not fit for purpose. He also performed badly in the area of sanitation and security. As kids we usually encountered dead bodies along the streets of Lagos on our way to school

By contrast, the Tinubu administration introduced structural and dynamic changes by strengthening/establishing several key agencies like the LASTMA, LAWMA, BRT, LIRS, LAMATA, KAI, RRS, LASEPA and LASAMBUS. These reforms fundamentally changed the way Lagos approached transportation, environmental management, revenue administration, law enforcement, security, and urban governance. Tinubu invariably laid the master plan for the development of the modern Lagos and therefore, can be rightly credited for building a new Lagos

Overall, Jakande’s achievements dwarfs that of Tinubu as a Lagos state governor
Did you know where we were coming from when it built those schools under 12 months?

That was at a time when we had shift system in Lagos public schools. A set of students will go to school in the morning and after set will go to school in the afternoon, because we did not have enough schools in Lagos.

What he did then was to provide a structure that could serve purpose of schooling, he also got teachers from Ghana, India and some other countries.

Did the students who attended Jakande school get good education? Yes.
Some of those students are now in their mid 50s and 60s.

If Jakande was in charge for 8 years, I am sure he would have upgraded the schools.

Average civil servants could afford to buy an apartment in his estates for between N4000 and N6000.

Unfortunately you will need a minimum of N60 million in order to buy an apartment in the estates built by our current leader.

His estates were affordable because he dealt directly with the manufacturers of building materials
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone1: 12:56pm On Sep 21
SonofElElyonRet:
You are funny but not funny at the same time. Insulting a person and attacking her integrity based on your baseless claim. The point here is you can't be sure you are right. So why attack her character and reputation based on probability? Very wrong and unacceptable
Question mark was inserted for a purpose.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Bovis(m): 1:04pm On Sep 21
emmanuelewumi:
Did you know where we were coming from when it built those schools under 12 months?

That was at a time when we had shift system in Lagos public schools. A set of students will go to school in the morning and after set will go to school in the afternoon, because we did not have enough schools in Lagos.

What he did then was to provide a structure that could serve purpose of schooling, he also got teachers from Ghana, India and some other countries.

Did the students who attended Jakande school get good education? Yes.
Some of those students are now in their mid 50s and 60s.

If Jakande was in charge for 8 years, I am sure he would have upgraded the schools.

Average civil servants could afford to buy an apartment in his estates for between N4000 and N6000.

Unfortunately you will need a minimum of N60 million in order to buy an apartment in the estates built by our current leader.

His estates were affordable because he dealt directly with the manufacturers of building materials
Yes, I agree entirely with you on this. It’s against this backdrop that I rate him second best. However Jakande’s projects and by extension the UPN’s policies were to some extent incompatible in an urban cosmopolitan city like Lagos
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by UchihaRhaegar: 1:17pm On Sep 21
Please who uses Zedcrest for mutual funds and equities? Are they licensed??
Since Morgan Capital refused to make their app live I'm looking for alternatives
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by KarlTom: 1:21pm On Sep 21
NASCON +10.00% cool
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by GeeKudi: 1:27pm On Sep 21
The Law. You now have access to the internet too?

[quote author=SonofElElyonRet post=140704151]As seen on the internet

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 1:28pm On Sep 21
WhizdomXX:
Learned seniors please I have a question oo, why is ellahlakes, even though small, not following in the path of Presco and Okomu
Agbalowomeri, chimex38, bullbearmkt.
1)Open it's financials and start from there and compare with its share price.
Revenue/Finance Cost/admincost/Earnings/PAT/EPS/ROE/Debt/liabilities, etc

2) It seems to have a Management/Personality problem for the past 2 financial yeare
(2024 & 2025).
They've far underperformed their projections.
and where they delivered, it's usually far beyond the estimated timeline.
(read their Disclosures from Ngx or this pages of this thread from 2024 till towards the end of 2025.

3) OS is still going to be bloated in the near future. More dilution incoming.
Some debt might be converted to equity.

4) Theyve done private placements for some investors at ridiculously low prices. This suggests to retailers and the overall market that the current price might just be premium to the internal valuations.

Nevertheless, we hope they have learned their lessons.
Ellah has huge prospects with large organic asset base and if harnessed efficienctly as expected from this financial year onward, will grow at geometric speed.
The potential is there, hence the Kalo-kalo nature of price Movementgrin



Lastly, I no near those people wey u carry my name join Ooo. Na my Ogas be that smiley.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by GeeKudi: 1:30pm On Sep 21
To think that this is still being practised in some states in Nigeria.

emmanuelewumi:
Did you know where we were coming from when it built those schools under 12 months?

That was at a time when we had shift system in Lagos public schools. A set of students will go to school in the morning and after set will go to school in the afternoon, because we did not have enough schools in Lagos.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by KarlTom: 1:31pm On Sep 21
They are already here... wink
essentialone1:
Those FTSE people. It seems where they are coming from is very far away.

All their indexed stocks price still dey stagnant.

Abi traffic hold their flights for air?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 1:36pm On Sep 21
GeeKudi:
To think that this is still being practised in some states in Nigeria.
Uh!!! shocked
Dem still get morning and afternoon session pupils? huh
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by WhizdomXX(m): 1:38pm On Sep 21
chimex38:
1)Open it's financials and start from there and compare with its share price.
Revenue/Finance Cost/admincost/Earnings/PAT/EPS/ROE/Debt/liabilities, etc

2) It seems to have a Management/Personality problem for the past 2 financial yeare
(2024 & 2025).
They've far underperformed their projections.
and where they delivered, it's usually far beyond the estimated timeline.
(read their Disclosures from Ngx or this pages of this thread from 2024 till towards the end of 2025.

3) OS is still going to be bloated in the near future. More dilution incoming.
Some debt might be converted to equity.

4) Theyve done private placements for some investors at ridiculously low prices. This suggests to retailers and the overall market that the current price might just be premium to the internal valuations.

Nevertheless, we hope they have learned their lessons.
Ellah has huge prospects with large organic asset base and if harnessed efficienctly as expected from this financial year onward, will grow at geometric speed.
The potential is there, hence the Kalo-kalo nature of price Movementgrin



Lastly, I no near those people wey u carry my name join Ooo. Na my Ogas be that smiley.
I did read it's 2025 financials recently. It's not looking too good. I went in in October with a view of having a growing asset in the oil palm sector but had to come out by December with a little something to show for it. It has been quite consistent in the losers row this year. Apologies, all of you are my Bosses. Thanks for your insight. I appreciate.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by naturalflow: 1:39pm On Sep 21
There is nothing merry in this meritrade ooo,funded my account since last week faaah,let me buy stockfish ,them say no.let me withdraw my money na,no way.I for just dey with Morgan jeje.
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