₦airaland Forum

PETERiCHY:
OANDO is taking CAPTIVES while gradually heating back to 20 junction,

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!!

DelilahMakinde:
SOVRENINS

TRANSPOWER

KarlTom:
I doubt.
Aside power generation, there's little left to venture into without becoming a direct competitor of Alhaji...

KarlTom:
Definitely NOT 30%

mallamOmonile1:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

There is no sense in selling your stocks
If you sell and develop the interest of buying back later,same 25% applies.

You either become a trader by selling and using same proceeds to buy back when there is pullback.This method will add more units to your holding from week to week,month to month and year to year.

Good news to brokers since withdrawals will be limited because of 25% tax on withdrawal.Funds will always remain with brokers account.

The next choice here is you can use your stocks as collateral for loan.This is even the best option to beat Tinubu tax.Megawealth has even explained this in the last few pages.

No need to panic.when yam begins to hot,there must be a way to eat it hot.

KarlTom:
Coming back to meet a tax of 30%

Ginalex:
dropped to 33.5%. My Wacc is 30.10

Joyful365:
It's worrisome seeing how Dangote has employed heärtlėss laptop boys to defend his actions all over social media.

Before you take the word of any faceless person on the internet as truth and people centred, ask the person to mention how many years they have worked under any Nigerian employer and if they would continue such job for the next 10 years or prefer a work visa to Canada to go do the same job.

Their response will reveal their agenda - propaganda agents for Dangote and other wicked capitalists who don't mind énslaving every Nigerian so long they keep topping or getting mentions on Forbes billionaires list

innovestor:
Like i wrote in my submission, my example was just to clarify between % of salary and % of all pay which was not clarified in the original post.

Please send me a DM of someone you know in the O&G industry (new entrant earning 16m as compared with Dangote new entrant of 400k). I will like to be his/her friend, e get why. Abeg no vex.

Bovis:
While it may be seen as an ego-driven move, this is ultimately a reckless investment and damaging publicity for Access Bank UK

Many of these London mansions have remained unoccupied since the UK government began seizing properties owned by Russian billionaires, alleging ties to President Putin

Consider what £15 million could achieve in a struggling UK economy—it could help provide mortgages for over 50,000 Nigerian families living in the UK

A large Hilton Hotel in Peterborough is currently listed for £11.9 million. Acquiring such a property could create hundreds of jobs for Nigerians and generate substantial profits for the bank

It’s likely that the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority will investigate this transaction thoroughly, and they may determine that it was funded through illicit means.

emmanuelewumi:
If this report from Premium Times is true that PENGASSAN refused this offer, then something is wrong with them.

So being transferred to other businesses in Dangote Group is a better option.


It shows that those guys don't actually possess the so called rare talents, they don't think they have a highly marketable skills or they don't know how to multiply money

RodgersAkpafu:
This is not a big deal
Why are people making an issue out of it ?

emmanuelewumi:
NUPENG don dey lament say Alhaji don register a union for his Truck drivers and they won't be members of NUPENG.

This is a hard one for NUPENG.

Alhaji and his team are good chess players

Agbalowomeri:
It has always been voluntary
Even ASUU is voluntary

Streetinvestor2:
So u dey the watsup group then. That is why u whr believing dangota will bend his back.Then he gave u guys check mate.
Watin una dey talk for the watsup group.

awesomeJ:
My brother AI quotes aren't even worth a read, especially in matters like this.

Anyways, contrary to what you earlier said, I want to categorically state to you that Dangote will win this fight and the unions will rest. Please feel free to quote me when it all settles.

handsomebolanle:
You make it sound as though PENGASSAN is a cult of destruction.
Sir, with all due respect. This is WRONG!!!
Please be objective.

emmanuelewumi:
On a serious note, they should allow this guy to run the business for 5 years, pay down his debts, list the refinery on NGX and make it a public company.

Then all these union guys can start.

This is a business that is operational just for a year

emmanuelewumi:
He has the power when they sabotage the economy or become a terrorist.

Stopping gas supply to Dangote Refinery, when NNPC and Dangote Refinery signed a 10 year contract for the supply of 100 million metric feet on a daily basis. This is a breach of a legally binding contract that can cost NNPC a fortune if challenged in the court

otomatic:
More perspectives on the CGT

https://nairametrics.com/2025/09/29/why-25-cgt-for-share-sale-is-self-inflicted-wound-for-nigeria/

emmanuelewumi:
It is total turnover

Agbalowomeri:
I think the suspicion is that for example, if you sell in December and you made a kill. You can reinvest in january or febr. make small gain or breakeven, then you can move your money because you will only report for the new year which you have made little profit. I hope this is correct understanding

GeneralDae:
NNPC was doing crude swap close to 400k bpd of crude with European refineries to get just PMS (if I remember correctly).

So I think they were involved. Now they are running under capacity because they no longer have to produce such huge volumes for West Africa anymore and a refinery is something that goes under after some time when it can’t supply to capacity like before. It starts running at a loss because it would then start requiring some level of maintenance constantly.

This is not the only reason European refineries are shutting down though. The main reason is that most are old but this is one of the reason.

GeneralDae:
Those European refiners were consistently supplying a phantom 66 million litres per day PMS to Nigeria in 2022, paid for through debt and about 400k bpd crude oil swap by NNPC to them. From the 66 million litres per day PMS supplied, some were sold to Niger, Benin, Togo, Cameroon and even as far as Ghana and Senegal.

Those guys were making a killing from our stupidity.

The situation in 2022 was so sad because due to this we couldn’t even benefit from the high oil prices in 2022 (due to Russia- Ukraine war) while Angola and other oil countries swelled with oil money.

Dangote at 700k bpd capacity saves us a lot by meeting our true consumption which is around 40 million litres per day and exporting the rest because they would still have about 20 million litres per day left over to export.