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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by jonnysessy(m): 9:37am On Sep 26
presiade:
When 0.00001% is greater than 10%, you know the math is mathing. grin
This is why share reconstruction will not be a bad idea. Split the price and increase the OS. It will reduce the 0.00001% in calculation and share price will move more. With the present condition, it is only the directors and very few networth individuals that can move the price with the maximum 100,000 units per trade. But, if NGX introduces the suspended price movement of stocks, the reconstruction may not be necessary

Just my layman opinion grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 9:39am On Sep 26
As seen on the internet

Kled AI, a $17 Billion funded American AI training data platform, blocked user access from Nigeria after detecting a 95% fraud rate in crowdsourced data uploads.

This happened in May.

Instead of uploading real pictures after collecting payment from the AI company, Nigerians uploaded useless blank or duplicate files and took thousands of dollars.

Internal reviews showed that 95% of submissions from Nigeria were unusable, consisting of blank black screens, duplicate files, internet-scraped content, AI-generated images, and even fake Japanese passports with photoshopped faces used for identity verification.

Imagine 95% of ‘products’ someone paid for are fraudulent….

There are millions of such opportunities but your fellow Nigerians have blocked access because of their bad behaviour.
There used to be massive opportunities for Nigerians in countries like South Africa, UK etc but some bad Nigerians went ahead and spoilt things for you.

If you see a Nigerian doing something bad, EXPOSE THEM. They are destroying opportunities for you.
Yahoo boys, scammers, people who use shortcuts etc - expose them. They are your biggest problem.

© Charles Awuzie

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 9:40am On Sep 26
America is the WORLD'S POLICE...

GO AND VERIFY 😂
Asangbekoko:
But na America dey protect them from Iran 😁
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 9:45am On Sep 26
As seen on the internet

Peter Obi Did Well As Governor But... - Soludo's Commissioner, Law Mefor

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by londonerr: 9:46am On Sep 26
jonnysessy:
This is why share reconstruction will not be a bad idea. Split the price and increase the OS. It will reduce the 0.00001% in calculation and share price will move more. With the present condition, it is only the directors and very few networth individuals that can move the price with the maximum 100,000 units per trade. But, if NGX introduces the suspended price movement of stocks, the reconstruction may not be necessary

Just my layman opinion grin
Not all shares are meant for poor investors
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 9:48am On Sep 26
Top gainers and bottom losers at the close of business today 25/09/2026

39 Gainers and 27 losers

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 9:49am On Sep 26
Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (NIDF) has opened its Series 12 Offer under its ₦200 billion Issuance Programme. The offer, which opened on 23 September 2026, targets up to ₦45 billion through 396,330,000 units priced at ₦113.54 each. This compares with NIDF’s NGX closing price of ₦147.70 on 22 September, representing a stated 23.13% discount. NIDF says this is its 12th capital raise since inception in 2017, with 37 distributions totaling more than ₦100 billion. Investors should review the offer documents, understand the fund’s risks, terms and distribution policy, and seek professional advice where appropriate. Source: NGX website. Not financial advice.

#NIDF #NGX #InfrastructureFinance

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by presiade(m): 9:49am On Sep 26
Don’t insult the small-scale investors—na small dem small, no be say dem poor. LoL
londonerr:
Not all shares are meant for poor retail investors
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01:
BUSINESS NEWS - 26 SEPTEMBER 2026

1. IGR of states, FCT rises 41% to ₦5.15 trillion


2. NIPCO plans $3 billion FLNG project in Nigeria


3. Ruto visits Dangote Refinery, says Kenya project will create 60,000 jobs


4. University Press grows revenue to ₦3.8 billion


5. DisCos collect ₦205 billion revenue as billing gap hits ₦83 billion


6. FG woos German firms to revive Nigeria’s steel industry


7. Google unveils AI tools for Nigerian businesses


8. Anambra debt row deepens as government releases documents on ₦363 million workers’ arrears


9. Anambra debt: Obi insists he never borrowed or issued bonds as governor


10. FG to launch African Global Festival in October


11. Cross River begins oil and gas skills training for 2,000 youths


12. Okpebholo to give ₦100 million grant to spare-parts traders


13. Nasarawa adopts FG health plan to address climate change


14. Abuja residents to face 20-minute power outage Saturday


15. Tinubu: I’m correcting mistakes of past administrations


16. Tinubu asks for more time to complete economic reforms
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 9:51am On Sep 26
megawealth01:
As seen on the internet

Kled AI, a $17 Billion funded American AI training data platform, blocked user access from Nigeria after detecting a 95% fraud rate in crowdsourced data uploads.

This happened in May.

Instead of uploading real pictures after collecting payment from the AI company, Nigerians uploaded useless blank or duplicate files and took thousands of dollars.

Internal reviews showed that 95% of submissions from Nigeria were unusable, consisting of blank black screens, duplicate files, internet-scraped content, AI-generated images, and even fake Japanese passports with photoshopped faces used for identity verification.

Imagine 95% of ‘products’ someone paid for are fraudulent….

There are millions of such opportunities but your fellow Nigerians have blocked access because of their bad behaviour.
There used to be massive opportunities for Nigerians in countries like South Africa, UK etc but some bad Nigerians went ahead and spoilt things for you.

If you see a Nigerian doing something bad, EXPOSE THEM. They are destroying opportunities for you.
Yahoo boys, scammers, people who use shortcuts etc - expose them. They are your biggest problem.

© Charles Awuzie
If only we have been exposing people producing fake drugs and other consumables that are out neighbors and friends, we wouldn't be where we are now.

It is not about scammers alone. They are not as deadly as those counterfeiting what we put in our mouths.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by londonerr: 9:57am On Sep 26
presiade:
Don’t insult the small-scale investors—na small dem small, no be say dem poor. LoL
Well HNIs don't want your money in this matter
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by presiade(m): 10:00am On Sep 26
Hmmm did you know my net worth before making that comment? LoL
londonerr:
Well HNIs don't want your money in this matter
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Kewtt: 10:01am On Sep 26
megawealth01:
Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (NIDF) has opened its Series 12 Offer under its ₦200 billion Issuance Programme. The offer, which opened on 23 September 2026, targets up to ₦45 billion through 396,330,000 units priced at ₦113.54 each. This compares with NIDF’s NGX closing price of ₦147.70 on 22 September, representing a stated 23.13% discount. NIDF says this is its 12th capital raise since inception in 2017, with 37 distributions totaling more than ₦100 billion. Investors should review the offer documents, understand the fund’s risks, terms and distribution policy, and seek professional advice where appropriate. Source: NGX website. Not financial advice.

#NIDF #NGX #InfrastructureFinance
Please guide us through... investing money with an Indian is high risk
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Asangbekoko: 10:04am On Sep 26
londonerr:
Not all shares are meant for poor investors
They can even buy a single share of Seplat for #16,000.
Or someone who wants to invest in an oil and gas company can't afford #16,000 ?
Even if so, there are other good stocks that costs only #0.3 per share.
All are the same investment process.
One unit is one unit; the price doesn't matter.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Dum20: 10:10am On Sep 26
millo:
I respect this forum a lot and regularly look here to know what is going on (am in diaspora). I often read current posts for information before placing my trades so I do not get blind-sighted by current events that I am not aware of. The forum has been very helpful.
These days, however, I have to sift through lots of posts to see things that are relevant. A lot of the post are about politics. I know politics is always a hot topic, but I wish it is kept to the minimum. in fact it is ok to talk politics as it will affect our portfolio in the near-term. Arguing over politics should best be done on a dedicated forum. Don't get me wrong, I have lots of opinion of my own on politics, but there is no emotion in stock-trading.
I strongly agree with you. I am just wondering where @moderators of this thread are. Even @seun.
Nairaland has a politics sections, where anything polictics can be discussed.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by londonerr: 10:14am On Sep 26
presiade:
Hmmm did you know my net worth before making that comment? LoL
Sorry our cooperative chairman
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by londonerr: 10:14am On Sep 26
Asangbekoko:
They can even buy a single share of Seplat for #16,000.
Or someone who wants to invest in an oil and gas company can't afford #16,000 ?
Even if so, there are other good stocks that costs only #0.3 per share.
All are the same investment process.
One unit is one unit; the price doesn't matter.
Like OandO?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 10:33am On Sep 26
Let me ban you so you can rest for 3 weeks
ppogba:
If only we have been exposing people producing fake drugs and other consumables that are out neighbors and friends, we wouldn't be where we are now.

It is not about scammers alone. They are not as deadly as those counterfeiting what we put in our mouths.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 10:35am On Sep 26
Let me ban you so you can rest for 3 weeks
Dum20:
I strongly agree with you. I am just wondering where @moderators of this thread are. Even @seun.
Nairaland has a politics sections, where anything polictics can be discussed.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by jonnysessy(m): 10:47am On Sep 26
londonerr:
Not all shares are meant for poor investors
Don't despise my humble beginning. What matters to me now is dedication and consistency. Someday we would get there.

grin grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:27am On Sep 26
Make seplat buy O and O🤣
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by GeeKudi: 11:45am On Sep 26
The “As seen on the Internet”today is so long that I don’t even know how to post it here grin.
The Agulu man went to look for trouble for himself.

You can follow this link to see the irreparable demolition the Anambra State New Media handle has just done to the fake sainthood Peter Obi sought to confer on himself.

[url] https://x.com/AnambraNewMedia/status/2103767150561316901[/url]
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 12:08pm On Sep 26
As seen on the internet

Tinubu supporters say that there are no more fuel queues. How can there be fuel queues when cars are now parked at home?

© Sunday Emmanuel
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 12:10pm On Sep 26
As seen on the internet

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 12:26pm On Sep 26
ppogba:
If only we have been exposing people producing fake drugs and other consumables that are out neighbors and friends, we wouldn't be where we are now.

It is not about scammers alone. They are not as deadly as those counterfeiting what we put in our mouths.
Yes Oo.
Counterfeit edibles is the latest and worst scare.

one can't even pin and localize it to a particular product to tackle easily.

It's now across board!!
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by faoogoke(m): 12:48pm On Sep 26
It's the fake sainthood the man sell that annoys me about him.
Strange he was able to garner large following. They say Nigerians are gullible.

GeeKudi:
The “As seen on the Internet”today is so long that I don’t even know how to post it here grin.
The Agulu man went to look for trouble for himself.

You can follow this link to see the irreparable demolition the Anambra State New Media handle has just done to the fake sainthood Peter Obi sought to confer on himself.

[url] https://x.com/AnambraNewMedia/status/2103767150561316901[/url]
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by faoogoke(m): 12:50pm On Sep 26
Gtbank, Zenith, Fidelity, UBA and Accesscorp how far?
Na una we dey wait o!
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by jonnysessy(m): 1:10pm On Sep 26
faoogoke:
Gtbank, Zenith, Fidelity, UBA and Accesscorp how far?
Na una we dey wait o!
If I put these banks together, I arrived at fUGAZ

N.B f = Fidelity ( it is in small letter).

The wait no be for here. But, we are still patiently waiting as the ending is near. The result must come our before Q3 will flood the market.

grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 1:30pm On Sep 26
As seen on the internet

🚨 “PALESTINE IS AN ILLUSION”: MOSAB HASSAN YOUSEF SPARKS INTENSE DEBATE IN VIRAL VIDEO STATEMENT 🚨

Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of a Hamas co-founder and author of Son of Hamas, has sparked widespread online discussion following remarks in a recently circulated video interview challenging the historical and political concept of Palestinian nationhood.

Yousef, who defected from the militant group in the 1990s and worked as an informant for Israeli intelligence before seeking asylum in the United States, delivered a blunt assessment of Palestinian identity:

"Palestine was never a country; it is not a nation, it is not an ethnic group, and it is not a religion—it is an illusion."

Continuing his sharp critique, Yousef argued that the modern construct of Palestinian statehood functions primarily as an ideological movement inherently opposed to stability and regional peace:

"At best, it is an ideology—an ideology that has been proven to be violent, pro-anarchy, against order, and fundamentally dependent on the destruction of Israel."

Yousef's remarks have drawn mixed reactions globally, with supporters pointing to his unique insider perspective on the origins of militant factions, while critics contend his statements dismiss the self-determination and national aspirations of millions of Palestinians.

👉🗣️What are your thoughts?

#NathanielGaladima

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by londonerr: 2:04pm On Sep 26
jonnysessy:
Don't despise my humble beginning. What matters to me now is dedication and consistency. Someday we would get there.

grin grin
Oga nothing is humble about you.... I have read more than several pages backwards
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Asangbekoko: 2:12pm On Sep 26
megawealth01:
As seen on the internet

🚨 “PALESTINE IS AN ILLUSION”: MOSAB HASSAN YOUSEF SPARKS INTENSE DEBATE IN VIRAL VIDEO STATEMENT 🚨

Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of a Hamas co-founder and author of Son of Hamas, has sparked widespread online discussion following remarks in a recently circulated video interview challenging the historical and political concept of Palestinian nationhood.

Yousef, who defected from the militant group in the 1990s and worked as an informant for Israeli intelligence before seeking asylum in the United States, delivered a blunt assessment of Palestinian identity:

"Palestine was never a country; it is not a nation, it is not an ethnic group, and it is not a religion—it is an illusion."

Continuing his sharp critique, Yousef argued that the modern construct of Palestinian statehood functions primarily as an ideological movement inherently opposed to stability and regional peace:

"At best, it is an ideology—an ideology that has been proven to be violent, pro-anarchy, against order, and fundamentally dependent on the destruction of Israel."

Yousef's remarks have drawn mixed reactions globally, with supporters pointing to his unique insider perspective on the origins of militant factions, while critics contend his statements dismiss the self-determination and national aspirations of millions of Palestinians.

👉🗣️What are your thoughts?

#NathanielGaladima
A Palestinian lady recently confessed that Palestinian uprising is not about non availability of enough land or space. Neither was it about oppression.
That it is just a manifestation of a group of Arabs who are determined to crush Israeli Nation. A group whose only resolve is to see Israel obliterated from the surface of the earth. So, they do everything possible to cause unrest in gaza and so called disputed geographical area.
Recall that they rejected given them a separate Palestinian nation. They just want to cause problems for Israel.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by essentialone1: 2:13pm On Sep 26
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