₦airaland Forum

TheHulk616:

emmanuelewumi:
BUA is building his refinery. The promoters of Orient Refinery got their license more 15 years ago, but have not done anything about it

ahiboilandgas:
it actually succeeded in cement but at a horrible cost ...cements now costly 3300 and unaffordable but available ....in the 90s their used to be cements racket in govt owned plant ....u can sell your allocations and collect rent sharp sharp if u know a big man in Nigeria ....but now we have reach capacity and no scarcity but unaffordable..and they are during same for sugar gradually

.....but it very unfair ....obj was convinced by the group of tony elemelu dangote,otedola and other s that that the south Korean and Singaporean models....few big players

ahiboilandgas:
Dangote cheif strategies are proposing back integration schemes for oil refinery...meaning only companies that are currently building refineries should be allowed to import petroleum product into Nigeria ....this has been his strategy to coner ever markets he jumps into ( in the guise of local production capacity) to create monopoly or oligopoly...used same for sugar and cements now proposing same for refinery......I visited the refinery projects recently and I observed that the company was more interested in finishing the depots, loading gantry and access road and Jetty ....with a 60m litre capacity completed....they have 3 companies in the location...Dangote refinery (40 per cent completed ) Dangote product marketing company ( completed ) and Dangote fertilizer (complete)....the Dangote petroleum marketing company is supposed to buy refined products from Dangote refinery and sell for profit.... and can source for products anywhere in the world....so since the refinery is not yet ready they can't wait for f they will start by importing this year..... (This a decoy) since enough depot and stations and vessel own by Chapman and Lipman member and non is building a refinery currently if the govt accept the backwards integration then only Dangote product marketing company will monopolize the 1 trillion naira hydrocarbon markets

demelza:
^^
It was in the West I discovered that banking is a privilege.
These banks charge you money to save with them. Not like in Nigeria where banks give you interest, no matter how meagre.

Imagine behemoths like JPMorgan Chase or Wells Fargo fighting to retain business of ordinary citizens. When it is known that over 50% of Americans have less than $1000 as savings as at July 2020. So how do these banks make their billion dollars profits then?

Some of them don't even pretend to have your time. If you don't have a minimum amount you can never cross their threshold.

Capitalism originated from these people. Nigerian banks are still learners; they have not graduated at all.

But yeah, let's keep looking at everything from the West with rose-colored glasses.

emmasoft:
The shareholder's account number is assigned by d registrar. It has nothing to do with your stockbroking account. You don't have it. Leave the space blank. The form will still fly.

If it was to be in the days of physical dividend warrants it's always written there.

ggoldmine:
Stock broking account

NL1960:
Imagine me retiring and relocating to my village. Wetin concern me with real sector.

ojesymsym:
It is taking Harvard to study a successful made in Nigeria model, which our own ASUU from Nigerian universities cannot do.

Abeg link to the report.

We complain about everything and anything rather than lift one finger. Even me sef don already complain about ASUU. lol. that thing e b like say na blood e de.

TLona1:
I'll support Argentina against any country till Messi retires.

Kee yasef!

Jodera:
How you miss the word "descent" in order to pass your point is what I don't understand.

A German citizen of Polish descent has the right to support which ever or both of the two countries cos he's affiliated to both.

How you support Argentina over Nigeria when you're not a descent or citizen of Argentina is ... Mehn!!!!

And how you even turn around saying those criticising your decision is just a way of "rubbishing messi greatness" is just so damn laughable

grammarnazi12:
Isn't it ridiculous how they think they are woke only to realize their supposed intelligence is stupidity?

aremso:
with inflation of 16.47%?

usbcable:
This part is the lowest low I ever saw in my fandom. They were happy we lost to Argentina all because of Messi.
absolute shame

oliverjiad:
bro as u can see 2011 is far from 05,06,07 so there are price differences

Jaid

oliverjiad:
850k

Jaid

obonujoker:
Yeye club... Na who una fit best be this...

Make Seville, Atletico or Villarreal catch una

emmasoft:
Check the registrar's website - Coronation Registrars. The updated e dividend mandate has both MTN and Airtel listed

bligs:
476 is for those that graduated from specific school (Schools under the Washington or Dublin accord) and the degree isn't more than two years.

skibby:
Hi,
There's an eighteen months visa called visa 476. You are qualified for that after your masters degree. You could consider that first if you want to enter Aussie first. Then, you can proceed to process your PR while you enter the country.

n3xt:
As at last confirmation (last week) TMT is 325k per tonne and local is 265k per tonne.

I’m sure Ondo should be around that range.

n3xt:
Where's your location?

@mountmoriah @mastermovic are two verified suppliers of quality iron rods on kobocity.com
I'm sure they'll attend to this shortly.

jedisco:
Examples I'd give are Lun0, B1nance, Bundle... They all have apps on the mobile app stores which are quite robust.

For a new entrants, I'd say Bundle is the easiest to use and payout to your bank account in naira is pretty fast. It works off B1nance in a way which gives added liquidity but makes the process pretty smooth. Also their fees are not soo high. B1nance is pretty much the most robust and liquid one there. Has a 'lite' mode as the trading features can get new folks confused. Its also the cheapest interms of trading fees. Lun0 has been available the longest in Nigeria but their fees are relatively the highest and the unavailability of a stable coyn (one priced against the dollar whose price doesn't fluctuate) there makes it less favourable. Also, there's much less liquidity there which can be tiring.

That said, it's not advisable to keep your coyns on exchanges for a long time. Exchanges are like a market place where people come to buy and sell. If keeping for long, it's advisable to get a secure private wallet (preferably hardware) where you can transfer coyns to after buying off exchanges and transfer them back when you need to sell. Most hardware wallets are about the size of a hard drive and can hold an almost infinite value of coyns in your pocket.