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Why are you always Week-on-Week? Year-on-Year (YoY) too dey nah. Or are you a siren (wow wow … wow)? megawealth01: |
Even if MCSE’s customer service has gone to the dogs as you rightly suggested, why you no give am recommendations as he requested? Agbalowomeri: |
Your wickedness no be here. Agbalowomeri: |
Try Atlass Portfolios. Ibrahim505: |
Having been undergoing compression trading for more than a week, STANBIC should be due for movement soon; especially that ZENITH and GTCO have now woken up. |
Exactly. Sadly, you can’t take away the influence of religion in their actions. If they don’t willingly suppress the development of their people, they won’t be able to maintain the religious dominance over their peoples. If their people (the masses) get truly exposed to formal scientific (non-religious) knowledge, the shackles will fall, and you can fill in the gap … megawealth01: |
Leadership is not a joke—you must be strategic, especially in a democracy where power is shared. You have to take one step at a time so that you can achieve the overall goals. If he arrests all those people without real facts and strategies, the courts will free them. For example, Alison Ojo-Madueke is free now after the long trial in the U.K. Tinubu is a politician and is powerful, but he’s not all-powerful, so he will do everything to win re-election before unleashing any end game. As you rightly said, he’s the one capable of treating the mess ups of the northern elites, but he’s got to be tactical. megawealth01: |
The reality is that the policy is a timely and good one with respect to posting graduates to their respective regions of origin. If the insurgents want to kill and drink blood, let them continue to drink the blood of their own brethren. The fact is that the insurgency is more of a political tool, which the dominant northern political class (group) will reign in when they can no longer kill people who are not their kind. They should kill all the corp members from their own region who are meant to represent them at the federal level through the Federal Character policy that has mainly benefited them all along. Otherwise, let them change their ways. Raider76: |
Pension contributions are just trickling into the hands of PFAs (institutional investors), and this should continue until the 10th of the month. Hopefully, the funds should sustain the bullish trend reversal until half-year results and dividends are announced. presiade: |
Fun fact: How old were you when you discovered that “NSEMPA” means news (good news) or gossip in Akan (Twi) language of Ghana? I bet most peeps here are today year old. |
One of the 46 MFBs currently under NDIC care. ![]() KarlTom: |
I knew that was a cross deal two days ago. I think @toyeoye was the one who sighted the volume surge. Guyman will earn 30 kobo per share at the CoB tomorrow. Raider76: |
With a cost basis of around N40 in ZENITH (with a large chunk taken during the 2024 PO), some of us are well positioned in the bus. |
After losing the midterm elections, let’s see how he will get the support in the Congress to pass this aberration as law. chopnaira: |
Na where man dey work he dey chop nah. That one no be wickedness. But no worry, we the gentle souls will be back to pre-June form in July. Agbalowomeri: |
Mehn, see disowning! But he fit learn the two skills from you sha—market analysis and your other ministry. Agbalowomeri: |
Nobody wicked reach you for here na. Let us (the gentle souls ) have our respite in peace. Agbalowomeri: |
Agba has gotten many interns on the thread. Body go tell una. I believe the downtrend will cool down a bit from here, though. searchng4love: |
That was a rough last month of the second quarter. Hopefully, we get a respite from here. |
No. That was for the interim dividend ‘26. The qualification date for FY ‘25 dividend is July 3, 2026. KarlTom: |
People positioning for the FY ‘25 dividend qualification date. That volume was mostly through cross dealings, though. toyeoye: |
The type of stories that @Agbalowomeri likes. Crypto don show the guy.
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Nothing. Don’t worry. As I said earlier, it is finished. Slavery was justified, and the millions of African Americans facing systemic racism deserve it. Caucasians were the ones discriminated against.👌 It’s not easy to be a Nigerian MAGAt. ![]() megawealth01: |
It seems real. motymop:
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@Megawealth01 see your friends: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/23/us/politics/south-africa-refugees-welcome-bags.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur&fbclid=IwY2xjawSstidleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA80MDk5NjI2MjMwODU2MDkAAR40JtrSzfYJztCGK_yFXVVeg8NwBsMNhJWekC5WnijE4ZEO7a1EX6FOWfnFkw_aem_rZVmK9FoBD3s6JheyX5F5g |
I know, right? Only you and the small fiends in your small world understand the language that you speak and write, not normal humans. Take it easy and take your pills. Good luck with your recovery. MIKOLOWISKA: |
Lol I sabi @Agbalowomeri well nah—the Chief Bear Market Officer of NSEMPA. ![]() Yes, I also believe that we’re only witnessing a market correction—we need a small market tempering to avoid a bigger catastrophic burst. Pension Funds Managers and other institutional investors can do some wonders early July before H1 results start to trickle in. Announcements of dividends may also drive us beyond August/September. Although Dangote Refinery IPO may distort the market a bit in September if it is not postponed. yMcy56: |
The banking sector and a few others have also seen shege, and mind you, some did not even benefit much from the bullish run. Just don’t let the guy quench before the market recovers. He’s losing on other bourses as well. ![]() Agbalowomeri: |
You’re wicked. Someone said he’s being bashed (receiving upper cut) everywhere he goes, with blood gushing freely, you’re still asking if there’s any dip yet. You wan pai the guy? Agbalowomeri: |
With GTB and ZENITH each likely to pay N12+ dividend for the year. Has a full-fledge war started in Nigeria? Bigdeal01: |
I moved in from another advanced (European) country. Yes, America is relatively bigger than most countries, but that doesn’t change the fact that one’s experiences as a visitor does not define people’s daily experiences as local residents. Universally, when people know that you’re not local, they tend to be more free to discuss what they wouldn’t dare discuss with their fellow residents—this is especially true for the shy ones. QuinQQ: |
Let us (the gentle souls