Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 10:00am On Jul 02 |
toyeoye: 📉 VFDGROUP just touched a new 52-week low intraday. The stock falls to ₦9.50, matching its lowest price in the past year ..I hope it drops below N8 so that I can load more. |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 11:30pm On May 15 |
essentialone: The Insurance Companies that their Recapitalisation is at Risk of a Merger and Acquisition, are likely to be:
1. Wapic Coronation Insurance Plc 2. International Energy Insurance Plc 3. Guinea Insurance Plc 4. Universal Insurance Plc 5. Sunu Assurances Nigeria Plc 6. Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc 7. Regency Alliance Insurance Plc #6.Which is Sovereign Trust insurance plc would scale through |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 11:16am On May 11 |
Please how do I check the live prices of Shares being traded? What is the link to use in viewing the prices of shares |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 7:53am On May 11 |
megawealth01: #NGX: Insider Trading Roundup – VFD Group Plc 🇳🇬 August 6–8, 2025 🚨 Insider Trading Roundup – VFD Group Plc 🇳🇬 August 6–8, 2025
Over ₦89.7M worth of shares were sold by insiders at VFD Group Plc in just 3 days. Here's the full breakdown:
🔹 Paragon Partners Nig. Ltd (linked to Director Niyi Adenubi) 📅 Aug 6: Sold 1,899,990 shares @ ₦13.00 → ₦24.7M 📅 Aug 7: Sold 718,000 shares @ ₦13.00 → ₦9.33M
🔹 Anchoria Asset Management Ltd (subsidiary) 📅 Aug 6: Sold 2,206,537 shares @ ₦13.00 → ₦28.7M ..Why are they hurrying to exist the stock? That means something is wrong with the company |
Health › Re: Nigerian Diet Plan For A Healthy Prostate by Zeewirld: 4:23am On May 09 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 11:58pm On May 01 |
aj8: Yes 3.69 is EPS,right? What about the other figures.,please what does it represent/mean? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 4:52pm On May 01 |
Mankind2024: From a Joke to a Journey: The Quiet Power of Discipline and Compounding.
A Personal Reflection In 2022, I reconnected via WhatsApp with a university friend I hadn’t seen since 2012. It was shortly after the birth of my daughter—my third and last child. I often say, half in prayer and half in gratitude, that I do not wish for another child as my wife refused to sterilize and also dislike family planning, may God, in His infinite mercy, bless those who desire children with their own. Amen. During our conversation, he casually asked, “When are you visiting the US?” Without thinking, I replied jokingly, “When the profits from my US portfolio are enough to fund a trip for my family of five.” At the time, it was nothing more than a lighthearted remark. In truth, I had never even applied for a Nigerian passport before, let alone seriously considered traveling abroad. I am anti- JAPA. My entire US portfolio was worth less than $1,000. But something changed. As I grew in entrepreneurial wisdom, knowledge, and understanding—driven by a strong conviction for FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early)—things began to take shape. I made a conscious decision to take control of my financial destiny. I tuned out the noise: “The US market is overpriced.” “The dollar is losing dominance.” “China has taken over.” “A massive bear market will crash the NYSE.” “The US economy is unsustainable for her deficit.” “BRICS will replace the West.” Through it all, I remained disciplined, consistent, and patient—allowing time to do what it does best: compound. I look back at moments that could have shaken me: The August 2024 market dip (BlackMonday), when my portfolio was down over $11,000—deep in the red. I did nothing. The 2026 ongoing strait of Hormuz war between Iran, US and Israel, alongside global tensions and Oil blockades when my US portfolio dropped by over $17,000. Still, I held firm. No panic selling. No emotional decisions. In fact, in 2026, I have not made a new US investments—only reinvested dividends. Today, as I reflect on this journey, I find myself nurturing a new ambition: exploring the United States. I don’t know exactly when it will happen, but I am confident it will. And when it does, I’ll share those moments without my pictures —perhaps even photos titled “Mankind2024 in the US.” What once started as a joke is gradually becoming a possibility. Here’s the most powerful part: without touching my capital, the unrealized gains from my portfolio alone could now fund a holiday with return trip from Nigeria to the US for a family of five. If there’s one thing I hope this story conveys, it’s this: there is power in vision, discipline, and affirmation. Stay the course. Let time and consistency work in your favor. very impressed with your investment profile..Wishing you continuous good health and longevity..if I may ask,which app do you use in buying the US stocks? I am thinking of diversifying away from Nigerian stocks. Thanks |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 11:08pm On Apr 27 |
megawealth01: I waited for VFD at sub 10 naira today but it isn't coming.. I'll try tomorrow again... I'm still buying VFD anyways
Those who want to sell VFD at below 10 naira, I'll be available tomorrow from 1.30pm Nigeria time I got some units at 10.20 today sha |
Travel › Re: All TEF Candidates For Canada Immigration, Let's Meet Here! by Zeewirld: 7:34pm On Apr 25 |
Please does Alliance Francis has online option for beginners? Or can anyone recommend a good tutor that can teach a beginner to perfection? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 5:50am On Apr 20 |
SonofElElyonRet: For Ellah, I have reserved 500,000 units just in case Chuka does the unexpected. Don't have my hopes high though... Exited VFD long time ago.. good luck to those still in the bus. Only have Ellah and Japaul now. Will buy dangote refinery and fertilizer when the time comes... Possibly flutterwave when they come to the market ...how can you compare VFD with Ellah lake  Light and dark?? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 7:04pm On Apr 18 |
jonnysessy: I like your postulations. I believe you would have added assuming Access pay N2.00k final dividend for 2025 financial year. What you are working is with past financial records. I used to hear in investment circles that past performance is no guarantee for future events. I also wish that Access will pay as much as N2.00k final dividend (though, they failed to pay interim dividend). The way CBN is releasing bank results am suspecting Access may not really do well. This was a result submitted to CBN before GTCO, GTCO had since release its result with a whooping sum of N11.76k final dividend, later Zenith dropped its own with N8.75k final dividend and just yesterday Stanbic own came with just N4.00k final dividend (though, in between WEMA and ETI dropped theirs too). From the way it is going I am seeing dwindling dividend . The ones with the best dividend had already been released. ..Access won't pay less than N2.00 . I believe they will pay N2.55k |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 6:59pm On Apr 18 |
millo: Thank joor. I am in a part of Canada where I have to wake up at 3 am to place trade on NGX and market closes at my 6;30am. ..Nay SK you dey? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 2:09pm On Apr 17 |
megawealth01: Is VFD a bank too? 
I'm just passing a message just like I did on ellahlakes  ...VFD suppose get bright future too o |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 1:59pm On Apr 17 |
yMcy56: Back on full bid @29.90 😊 ..To think i was waiting for Access to drop to NGN22 ,so that I can buy more extra units....Now...the price is galloping....Please make nay return Access to 22 Naira o |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 2:49pm On Apr 13 |
jideflash: There is big frustration with Morgan Capital whenever one tries to credit their account, you must send multiple emails after making payment to the bank account, before they will credit your trading account. there are easier ways of dealing with this, they should check competitors. ..Port to another company now |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 7:39pm On Mar 25 |
Born2beRich1: I think i can help u there..you can buy banking stocks like Diamond bank, FCMB, skyebank, and fidelity..
I will post some more stocks picks after analysis..Just watch out..
If you still have anything you want to share you can let me know...I will give my advise on investment..Cheers ... |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: West Ham Vs Manchester City (1 - 1) On 14th March 2026 by Zeewirld: 1:45am On Mar 15 |
TempleHouse: You don't know football ⚽
Don't bet with me and waste your hard earned money in this difficult time 😔
Arsenal will bottle it towards the end 🔚
They would face anxiety in the remaining matches and fear of losing will grip them‼️
Remember, City will roast them at Etihad Stadium next month. . The match at Etihad will end 2:1 in favor of Arsenal |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 7:16pm On Mar 03 |
mikeapollo: If you are young, can wait for time and be patient, Oando will turn to ''money minting machine'' (mmm) in your portfolio. But it will take time, a couple of years. ..Brought my first Oando share around 20 years ago....Still preaching Patient? |
Travel › Re: My Candid Advice To Young Nigerians Who Want To Japa by Zeewirld: 10:07pm On Feb 28 |
Rapmoney: Lately, I have been seeing different threads online created solely to discourage young Nigerians from travelling abroad. One particular thing common among these posts is how the writers unrealistically make oppornities in Nigeria seem equal or even greater to those that abound in Europe, America, Canada, or Australia. That is very ridiculous. We are not blind. We know the current state of Nigeria - from epileptic power supply, hyper inflation, to monster insecurity. I saw a video where a young youth corp member was being tortured by bandits in the north as if we were living in the 1720s. Until now, the authorities and security agencies have not made any statement on it. Why would they? It is 'normal' in Nigeria.
Last year, I travelled to a state in the Niger Delta Region for a project. An entire local government area has not seen light for donkey years. In some parts of the state, people do not use electricity up to 10 minutes in a day. Then, you have remote workers in these places. You have artisans who need electricity for their business. These people spend hell on purchasing fuel, and by the end of the day, their profits cannot even make them have access to a decent life. Tomorrow, when their business crumbles, you call them 'lazy people'.
As a young Nigerian, if you have the means to travel to access better opportunities, DO NOT ALLOW anyone to discourage you. Some of these people who try to discourage you have family members abroad who have established businesses for them here. Some of them might even be living abroad, but you do not know that. Some are beneficiaries of the failed systems and institutions in Nigeria. If your country was okay, why are the children of your leaders living in developed countries? Shouldn't this country be good for them instead?
Countries that have thriving economies do not even have citizens who discourage their fellow citizens from travelling, talk more of a country that has failing systems and institutions.
How does another man's decision to travel affect your own life? The decision to travel for greener pastures, better social amenities, and guaranteed security is a personal thing, and should not give other people headache. Why you dey swallow panadol for another man headache?
You dey Nigeria dey earn 40k as a private school teacher, and you dey allow another man wey dey Sweden dey earn millions with better security and healthcare to brainwash you. You go die poor ooo! Nor go find scholarships or sell family land. Dey there. ...Since when I discovered say Elon Musk had to Japa before he make nay him I no dey bothered with all these losers discouraging young people from migrating. My own is if you want to migrate...settle down and ensure you migrate legally. Shikena |
Politics › Re: A Sitting President Will Die, Between Now And 2027 — Primate Ayodele by Zeewirld: 7:18pm On Feb 26 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 5:33pm On Feb 23 |
KarlTom: ARADEL. ± CONOIL. ± ETERNA. ± OandO. -4.76% . I hope OandO drops to NGN 10. |
Crime › Re: Abuja Investment Scandal: CEO, OG Capital On The Run, Investors Left Stranded by Zeewirld: 8:31pm On Feb 15 |
ogugwa1992: See proof of more transactions ...Wetin we need more proof of transactions for  Were we there when you started the transaction with him  You wanted to hammer the wrong way....now jungle don mature you dey worry us with receipts! Guy....go rest joor...lick your wounds....learn from it and be wise |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 4:55pm On Feb 12 |
Ourown: Is it worth holding on to my ACCESSCORP? For a year now no dividend payment and no significant increase. Make I sell am? I hope the price drops to between 15 to 20 Naira because I plan to buy atleast 2 million extra units before the year ends . |
Education › Re: Outcry As Federal University Lokoja Names Building After Outgoing VC Akinwumi by Zeewirld: 3:35pm On Feb 12 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 10:26pm On Feb 11 |
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Would love your feedback! 🇳🇬 ..A great way to go..Seems you are still building because I noticed some sections aren't active yet.For instance, I clicked the list of banking stocks,and the result was Nil |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 10:22pm On Feb 11 |
essentialone: Here are the Total Shareholders Equity of the 20 Insurance stocks ahead of their recapitalisation deadline:
1. Lasaco - 21 Billion Naira 2. MBenefit - 69 Billion Naira 3. Regalins - 15 Billion Naira 4. Royalex - 7 Billion Naira 5. Veritas Kapital - 22 Billion Naira 6. Aiico Insurance - 95 Billion Naira 7. Conhallplc - 42 Billion Naira 8. Cornerstone - 47 Billion Naira 9. Custodian - 221 Billion Naira 10. Fortis - 10 Billion Naira 11. Guinea Insurance - 6 Billion Naira 12. IEI - 9 Billion Naira 13. LinkAssure - 47 Billion Naira 14. Mansard - 61 Billion Naira 15. NEM - 85 Billion Naira 16. Prestige - 20 Billion Naira 17. Sovereign Trust - 16 Billion Naira 18. Sunu - 15 Billion Naira 19. Universal Insurance - 19 Billion Naira 20. Wapic Coronation - 48 Billion Naira
The recapitalisation deadline is July 2026, and some insurers are already taking steps to meet the new minimum capital requirements.
How correct? Some of these insurance companies can conveniently buy over some of our Commercial banks |
Investment › Re: I Want To Save 400 Million Naira With Fairmoney At 22% Annual Interest by Zeewirld: 8:39pm On Feb 04 |
HitTheFloor: I have 400 million in loose change and I want to lock it in a high yield savings account with Fairmoney. I will get around 82 million naira annually and I plan to repeat this for the next five years.
Has anyone here done business with fairmoney? Especially with a substantial amount.
I'm not business savvy so I don't want to start a brick and mortar establishment. I also don't want any Forex or crypto. I just want to build wealth with low risk. . While I doubt that a person that made 400m will be bereft of investment opportunities, but i go give my 2 cent advice. Invest 60m in Federal Bonds...Not the savings bond o..Spread your risk..Ensure no basket holds more than 50M of your funds. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 5:44pm On Jan 23 |
jp130: Please who can reach Morgan capital group to process my deposit since morning at 9.03am. Bosedes even acknowledged my mail but up till now, the deposit has not reflect in my account for trading, I've called severally, either busy or not picked. WhatsApp: no response. Mailed ict officer, no response. Mailed info@morgancapitalgroup.com, no response . They should automate their deposit process to save customers from this unnecessary stress ..Why not look for better company to deal with if Morgan Capital is giving you issues? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 10:28pm On Jan 17 |
Please i need some help here.About a decade ago,I opened accounts with Cashcraft and Summit finance investment companies.Now,I learnt both broking firms are closed. Please how can i access my shareholding with them ,and is it possible to move it seamlessly to other stock-broking firms?
Thank you all |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 4:35pm On Jan 08 |
Champions brewery Public offer is open ! |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zeewirld: 6:34pm On Jan 02 |
GeeKudi: Except if things have improved with them now. When I was using the app, they don't give access to market intra day live activities. They display only the ref price and make you buy stocks at the highest offer available in the market. They now give intra day live activities. Although,the strength of the live activities get as he be. |