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Agbalowomeri:
If you say someone is no more, it means he or she is dead. Eng 101

elpaso007:
Hmm... The founder is dead? I didn't know that. Did he die recently? That's sad though.

But one will believe they ought to have a system in place to sustain the business beyond him.

Financial institutions, tend to have a better structure & succession planning.

Not only capital raise, I hope SEC/NHS should I be strong on QoS & customer experience too.

elpaso007:
I am worried about them too. Something is amiss there. The quality of service has fallen off. It is too significant for one not to notice.
From time lag during trade sessions to unusually delayed payouts and sell funds not being instantly available for repurchase.

I wondering what could be responsible for this? Loss of quality staffs? Low fees?

KarlTom:
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ositadima1:
The question of where the Israelites—and by extension, the Jewish people—originally came from is a point where the Bible, Archaeology, and Genetics offer slightly different, but overlapping, stories.

If the Jebusites and other Canaanite groups were the "original" inhabitants of Jerusalem, here is the breakdown of the three main theories on the Israelite origin:

1. The Biblical Account (Mesopotamia & Egypt)
According to the Torah (the first five books of the Bible), the Israelites were not "indigenous" to the land of Canaan but were a family that migrated there.
* The Patriarch (Abraham): The Bible states Abraham came from Ur of the Chaldeans (modern-day Iraq/Mesopotamia). He migrated to Canaan as a nomad.
* The Sojourn (Egypt): His descendants later migrated to Egypt to escape a famine.
* The Exodus: Under Moses, they left Egypt and spent 40 years in the desert before "conquering" the land of Canaan from the tribes already living there (the Canaanites, Jebusites, Hittites, etc.).

2. The Archaeological Perspective (Internal Evolution)
Modern archaeology tells a different story that challenges the "conquest" narrative. Most archaeologists today believe that the Israelites were actually a subgroup of Canaanites who broke away from the main population.
* The "Highland" Settlement: Around 1200 BCE, new, simple villages began appearing in the rocky central highlands (the area around the West Bank).
* Distinct Culture: These people looked like Canaanites, spoke a Canaanite dialect (Hebrew), and used Canaanite tools. However, they stopped eating pork and stopped worshipping the full pantheon of Canaanite gods (like Baal), focusing instead on a single deity.
* The Theory: Rather than an "invasion" from Egypt, many scholars believe the Israelites were oppressed Canaanite peasants or nomadic herders who fled the wealthy, corrupt city-states on the coast to start their own egalitarian society in the hills.

3. The Genetic Perspective (Common Roots)
DNA studies conducted on both modern Jews and modern Palestinians show a fascinating result: Both groups share a massive amount of DNA with the ancient Bronze Age Canaanites.


* The Reality: This proves that the "different groups" you mentioned earlier—who inhabited the land after the Roman exile—were often the same people, just under different names, religions (Christianity, then Islam), and languages (Aramaic, then Arabic).
* The Split: Genetically, the ancestors of the Jews and the ancestors of the Palestinians were largely the same people living in the Levant thousands of years ago. One group eventually identified as "Israelite," while others remained and eventually became the modern Arab population of the region.

mikeapollo:
Don't get it mixed up. I dont think it is ''crushed''
Zichis declared a bonus of 1-for-1, so the price will be halved on the qualifying date.

nosa2:
Exactly. Wale making money and Oando shareholders making money are two different things.

emmanuelewumi:
Some investors get faith sha

KarlTom:
ARADEL. ±
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. -10.00%
OandO. -4.28%
SEPLAT. ±

Agbalowomeri:
Brent is doing -10% today

BabsO2:
Insurers have also withdrawn insurance cover. Hence many ships have stopped loading.

Agbalowomeri:
Brent is doing -10% today

Phlinx:
wow who offended oando?

megawealth01:
WOW

I can't wait to see OANDO perform as high as 189

megawealth01:
If OANDO close full bid today then I assume Wale means business this time around...

We might then see wonders from the MM 😜

machine606:
@karl Tom Ding came late🙄

megawealth01:
FTGINSURE that will go back to carpark

zendi:
Oil to the moon !

Will Oando follow, or remain on Earth ?

Dd fst b4 u Ji.

zendi:
And why celebrate women for only 1 day out of 365/6 ?

This is not an argument for gender equality.

Men are clearly superior to women in physical, violent, endurance and leadership roles.
You need to see children being raised without a father.
But to single out just 1 day of 365 and say it's for women looks unfair insulting and dehumanizing to me.

Better we just celebrate life and entire humanity every day.

I reject for the women in my life the Women's Day whether you call it International or National.

Go to Church.

jonnysessy:
Yes o.
I celebrate all the women in my life today.
My grand mother is a woman.
My mother is a woman.
My wife is a woman.
My daughter is a woman.
I have friends that are women.
I have colleagues that are women.
I have cousins and nieces that are women.
Happy International Women's Day to you all

SonofElElyonRet:
But it can not fall below 50k nawu
Abi zendi ?

mikeapollo:
Lol . I would be very happy
I have some 300,000+ units of STACO, more than 15 years in my portfolio now, standing at 0.48k

mikeapollo:
Thanks. My broker dey slack be dat

megawealth01:
Price?

mikeapollo:
Folks, who has been able to buy FTGINSURE recently e.g. within this week?
My brokers says it is still very scare and almost unavailable (the thing has gained 500% and I have missed buying it)

chimex38:
Lol. Only if I am "he",
my first priority go be to just sell CBN to access Bank as a strong member of MOFI.
If he does or doesn't, then you have your answer on my person.


I just know he's a technocrat in the finance space.
I may not all like the tax of a thing. But doesn't take away his portfolio and professional disposition to issues.
Most of the ministers-of-state are usually shadows of positions.

We need those that add more value rather than filling a space just like VP osinbajo was quite visible..

By Naija general standard, he's quite qualified

mikeapollo:
Were the people already seated in the hall?