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No body is selling yet oo. Many who hold it have forgotten they have it. I have some units and today I had to check my CSCS to know under which broker and how many units I have. SonofElElyonRet: |
Dangote to double refinery capacity to 1.4 mbpd https://punchng.com/dangote-to-double-refinery-capacity-to-1-4-mbpd/ |
https://guardian.ng/business-services/irad-decries-alleged-unpaid-debts-by-oando/ PETERiCHY: |
They said "ounce bitten ..". The supper that I suppered last time I got stuck in TRANSPOWER made me not to buy it yesterday. DelilahMakinde: |
How about steel? KarlTom: |
The banks will take more from you than the government . mallamOmonile1: |
Oyedele clarifies Capital Gains Tax, cautions evaders https://punchng.com/oyedele-clarifies-capital-gains-tax-cautions-evaders/ “We have eliminated the special rate for capital gains tax. It now aligns with the income tax rate of the payer. If a small business pays zero per cent corporate tax, its capital gains tax is also zero per cent. Likewise, low-income earners exempted from PAYE will pay no capital gains tax,” he explained. |
I carried my kaya commot after making 20%. Thought the Q1 results rally is over. Will reenter lower before Q2 results in December. That is if the fear of CGT doesn't catch the market. (not an advice) Ginalex: |
So who employed you? Joyful365: |
Oga please don't mind these people. They will never give you any figures to back what they say about the Dangote Refinery. I have noticed a trend here and elsewhere that the next line of campaign against the refinery by its enemies is to discredit it as a viable employer. This is after they have failed using the unions against it. Using the union strike card has been disastrous for them. They only succeeded in exposing the scale of evil going on in the oil sector unions and the import and distribution cabals. This has turned public opinion against them. The brief fuel scarcity and return of fuel lines at the petrol stations due to the strike showed people how quickly the bad old days can return without the Dangote Refinery. This has endeared the refinery in the minds of the people. Even worse for the unions is the trigger for the formation of new factions which will breakup the unions and which was created due to the controversial strike action. Their next strategy of discrediting the refinery as a good employer will also fail in the eyes of intelligent thinking people. Any employer who can sack 800 employees overnight knows that he can replace them with no trouble. That is an employer that people are looking to work for. innovestor: |
Dangote: Nigeria greater than PENGASSAN – FG https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/10/dangote-nigeria-greater-than-pengassan-shettima/ The government should compensate the Dangote Refinery for its loses due to this PENGASSAN strike. Another person would have gone to court. |
I never trusted the business model of that bank. Bovis: |
Just goes to show you the mind set of arrogance and power drunkenness of our union leaders. They probably never bothered to consult the workers and gave them the chance to decide for themselves. What was important for the leaders was to show that they got their way and that Dangote was forced to take the staff back. emmanuelewumi: |
It's a big deal ooo. Why do you think Bloomberg reported on it internationally? They are showing foreign investors where their money would go if they invest in Nigerian banks. RodgersAkpafu: |
Dangote offered to pay sacked workers five years salaries without work – Sources https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/825427-dangote-offered-to-pay-sacked-workers-five-years-salaries-without-work-sources.html Lol. Please read the following paragraph in the report: "He (PENGASSAN General Secretary) likened the union’s role to settling a dispute between a husband and wife, where the goal is to facilitate a resolution and allow the parties to move forward in harmony" This is like a mediator between a man and his wife after the man had divorced the woman. The mediator's style of mediation is to put a gun to the head of the husband and threaten to blow his head off if he doesn't take the wife back. With the gun still on the man's head the mediator then would say let's negotiate. |
Their own nah wah. How can we say we have freedom of association but then NUPENG is the only one statutorily authorized to unionize tanker drivers? Isn't that not forcing drivers to join NUPENG as the only option if they desire to be in a union? emmanuelewumi: |
On paper, yes. If a truck can't load at a depot without the driver being a union member and the truck having a union sticker on, what else do you need to be told that you have to join? What should actually come out of this crisis is a law specifying how unions and associations function in their operations and finances. Thus should include a provision that before unions can go strike a majority if their members must actually vote to agree to strike. We are in a democracy. Agbalowomeri: |
Another check mate for NUPENG from Alhaji: BREAKING: Dangote-Backed New Trucking Company Writes NUPENG, Says Drivers Reject Union Membership https://saharareporters.com/2025/10/02/breaking-dangote-backed-new-trucking-company-writes-nupeng-says-drivers-reject-union If true this will be the start of serious dispution for all unions and associations in the country. If members are free to refuse to join or withdraw their membership many will withdraw. Streetinvestor2: |
He always does. That is why he is where he is and his enemies are always behind. awesomeJ: |
Really? Listen to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOFoS0z9VEY?si=iKplNBnb34T9U1qC handsomebolanle: |
I bet you Nigeria will eventually shoot itself in the foot on this refinery. Our demons are too many. emmanuelewumi: |
I pray Alhaji would sue the government and the unions $500m for every day that the refinery is disrupted. They will know the difference between sabotaging government refineries and private ones. emmanuelewumi: |
This is excellent. However these arguments should have been made earlier. Where was the NGX and the investors when the law was made and passed? otomatic: |
I have a question on this N150m threshold. Is it the size of one's portfolio or total turnover in one's trading account over the one year period? Because if it is turnover then people who JIJO frequently can easily have a N150m turnover in 12 months even when their actual portfolio is much below that. With turnover each transaction (buy or sell) is counted. |
I think it is more like if you sell in December you then have to reinvest in that December to avoid paying the tax. Once you cross into January holding the cash then you are liable. Agbalowomeri: |
Ok. If you believe the numbers. The crude swap was the cashcow before the private fuel imports regime. GeneralDae: |

