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KarlTom:
If only TOE will list just 10% of HH/HE
If only...

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Afreximbnk is owned by Aliko, Wale and Tony.

"I AM THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD". John 8:12


Christmas is the entrance of The Light int our darkness, the turning of our night into Day


Here is my favourite Christmas Hymn, written in 1683 by the German, Casper Friedrich Nachtenhorfer and translated to English in 1922 by Anna Hoppe.

Enjoy :

This night a wondrous revelation
Makes known to me God’s love and grace;
The Child that merits adoration
Brings light to our benighted race;
And though a thousand suns did shine,
Still brighter were that Light divine.

The Sun of Grace for thee is beaming;
Rejoice, my soul, in Jesus’ birth!
The light from yonder manger streaming
Sends forth its rays o’er all the earth.
It drives the night of sin away
And turns our darkness into day.

This Light, which all thy gloom can banish,
The bliss of heaven glorifies;
When sun and moon and stars shall vanish,
Its rays shall still illume the skies.
This light through all eternity
Thy heaven and all to thee shall be.

O Jesus, precious Sun of Gladness,
Fill Thou my soul with light, I pray.
Dispel the gloomy night of sadness
And teach Thou me this Christmas Day
How I a child of light may be,
Aglow with light that comes from Thee.

Streetinvestor2:
It will only take miracle for the PO to be successful

Street no go kee pesin wit laff.



Impossible is nothing.



Miracles do happen.

Ellah may overtake Access in unit price when they announce the success of their PO and complete their mega acquisition.

I repeat, in unit price.
Access remains a trillion naira company by market cap.

PZ may come to regret throwing away their Palm Oil business now that they've reversed their planned Afrexit.

State of banks recapitalization, courtesy of Google AI.


As of December 20, 2025, at least 16 Nigerian banks have met the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) recapitalisation requirements for their respective licence categories ahead of the March 31, 2026 deadline. The banks that have successfully met their targets through methods such as rights issues and public offers include:

Access Bank: Met the N500 billion requirement for an international licence, with its capital base at around N600 billion.

Zenith Bank: Surpassed the N500 billion benchmark, with its capital at approximately N614.65 billion.

GTBank (Guaranty Trust Bank): Has exceeded the N500 billion capital requirement, with its capital base at over N504 billion after a recent injection.

Stan:bic IBTC Raised its capital base above the N200 billion threshold for a national licence.

Wema Bank: Met the N200 billion requirement for a national licence with a qualifying capital of N214.7 billion.

Jaiz Bank: Met the N20 billion capital requirement for a non-interest bank with a national licence.

United Bank for Africa (UBA): Reported as having met the capital requirement as of a December 20, 2025 report, likely through a recent capital raise.

Ecobank Nigeria : Has met the recapitalisation level for national banks.

Providus Bank : Confirmed to have attained its required capital level for a regional licence.

PremiumTrust Bank: Also confirmed to have met its required capital level.
Lotus Bank: Fulfilled the requirements for non-interest banks.

Greenwich Merchant Bank: Met the N50 billion capital requirement for merchant banks.

Sterling Bank: Listed among those that have met the requirement.

Globus Bank : Awaits regulatory confirmation of its status.

Citibank Nigeria: Listed among the banks that have met the requirement.
Nova Merchant Bank: Also listed as compliant.

Several other major banks, including FBN Holdings (First Bank) and Fidelity Bank, are currently in various stages of raising capital or awaiting final regulatory approvals.

The ernest expectation of the market is for the outcome of the game-changer PO to fund the transformational acquisition that will move kpakus into her new status of an agro-dollar machine.

Obrigardo:
When the child predator trump dies, I'm going to party like no tomorrow and I'm gonna stay in line and piss on his grave.


I hope the tyrant trump dies soon. Die you tyrant predator! 😡😠😡😡😡😡

As if you yourself have an armour against fate.

Leftism is a mental disorder.

jonnysessy:
Access is not doing fine o. Access that i started acquiring since 2023, am still on average price of N20.65k. In today's present price am at a loss o. Yet, they didn't pay me interim dividend this 2025.

You will reap at the fullness of time.

Unless it is the ghost of Inter that is troubling it from within, in price action.
Some people, led by Street, said Inter was
unfairly acquired, like in 'ill-gotten'.

I'm not superstitious o.

ositadima1:
I don’t think they will fail. At this point, winning that PO is existential for Ellah. They must win it, even if it means taking loans to complete it.

Reason I'm on vigil for news from that capital raise.

I need urgent expo on the concluding Ellah Public Offer.

Is it now meeting, surpassing, or still missing the target?

Although will be grateful for the unofficial info, what I want to do with it will remain only known to the mallam and his kettle.

zendi:
Hmm, the bargainhunte, you sabi poke-nose o, but you fit dey right.
Emma's Nahco fit pass like that sef.

Emma who bravely went to the market in the tick of Covid for God's sake, and parked all the Nahco which fearful souls dumped on the floor and ran for their lives.

Abeg, does anybody know if Emma is by any chance an Ijebu man?
I hear say their money sense no get compare.

Playful metaphor, mind you.

Emma said he bought Nahco mid Covid alright, but you don't go to the floor with a pick-up truck and load stocks physically, in case of some of us that the bear has stolen their sense of humour.

Dat one na my cruisely decoration, abeg.

emmanuelewumi:
Half Ijebu and half Egba

They born you well.

thebargainhunte:
You must be very large in the stock, maybe over 1 million units.

emmanuelewumi:
Haba that should valued at over N1 billion.

It is less than that

Hmm, the bargainhunte, you sabi poke-nose o, but you fit dey right.
Emma's Nahco fit pass like that sef.

Emma who bravely went to the market in the tick of Covid for God's sake, and parked all the Nahco which fearful souls dumped on the floor and ran for their lives.

Abeg, does anybody know if Emma is by any chance an Ijebu man?
I hear say their money sense no get compare.

Only a few days hence ;

https://gazettengr.com/fidelity-bank-warns-customers-without-tax-id-of-accounts-restriction-from-january-1-2026/

ositadima1:
Lol, will they buy it cheaper?

I’m asking because @HesInMe keeps arguing, without any presentable evidence, that EllahLakes is buying it at a huge premium.

Or is this just one of your sarcastic jokes?

Manie is mocking "kpakus" for their money-raise struggles.

We had thought there existed some deep-pocket agric sector investors on standby to provide the funds, but the offer extension suggests otherwise.

Raider76:
Thanks so much

Good luck.

Raider76:
Please I need Morgan's account numbers for the deposit of clients funds. I emailed them twice this morning and they are yet to respond. I am not sure the Polaris number I have is still valid.

"Dear Esteemed Client,
Kindly find below our bank account details for trading purposes:

Bank Name: Wema Bank
Account Name: Morgancapital Securities Limited
Account Number: 0125780364

OR

Bank: Zenith Bank Plc

Account name: MorganCapital Securities Limited

Account number: 1013840874

Please ensure that your name and CSCS number are clearly indicated in the payment narration for proper allocation


Regards,

Oluwaferanmi Akerewusi

Customer Service Representative

​
MorganCapital Securities Ltd.
(A member of MorganCapital Group)

Mobile: 08115190510, 08115190550.

NIJ House
Plot 2o, Adeyemo Alakija Street,
Victoria Island, Lagos State.
www.morgancapitalgroup.com"



NOTE : I obtained this info from them months ago but have not recently used them, though a very old client.

talk2me2:
common sense

I am a Senior Fellow in the Gamble/JIJO/MH Division of this place.

My story is yet to be told.

talk2me2:
common sense

Raider76:
If you were a gambler and want to bet that Tinubu will approve the suspension of the implementation of the CGT before midnight on December 31st, pending a review, what sector/stocks will you bet on?

(1) The stock you will be most comfortable to be trapped in if the predicted Tinubu action does not happen.

(2) The most liquid stock in the most liquid sector so you can easily dump back on the floor the first trading day, with minimal hair trimming, if your gamble fails.

Agbalowomeri:
Una really think that it's the CGT that's stopping bull. Far from it. If bull go come, e go come irrespective. I think it will be more of market cycle than the CGT

When we copy the tax tax obsessions of Western leftism without equally adopting their mentality of accountability and probity in the use of public funds, CGT likely victims may have no choice but to try and reduce exposure.

Hence the market sell off, sell down, and pausing of new buying, (to listen to the new music in January in order to formulate how to dance it).

This, in my opinion, is what has been painting the market red.

stokfrick:
The annoying taiwo oyedele guy, has no exposure to the NGX, so doesn't care about the negative outcome his draconian tax law has on the NGX.
All he cares about is he wants to please the president
I recall vividly reiterating that the major problem is the size of implemented CGT, from 0 to 30 percent, that's a huge chunk of your profit slashed of. You are literally slaving for the government, who hitherto has zero accountability on tax payers money.

Exactly, if they announce reduction to say 15% now you will see the father of all bulls in the market.
How can you be imposing oppressive taxation on the few people that play the market while lamenting that more people play Baba Ijebu and Bet9ja than in Ngx?

awesomeJ:
The N3.5m you waited 5 years to make, only takes me abot 1 month to make. CONSISTENTLY

Taxman take note.

I do even better than the above.
And I am patriotic, so, hammer us properly.

Streetinvestor2:
LWKD.Ask all thr marketers and scam alert. None of then bought a single unit from the PO.So na whose money they want to loot.Why didn't the management add RI as part of the fund raising. It simply means the management are not ready to even put thr own money. That is red flag .And how many of the PO did u pick as a person. Na who money good to enter one chance. The scam alert who did everything here sold without letting anyone know..lol.He turned around and said the management is only interested in SP manipulation but not turning the company to presco again as he claimed it will be in future

The success of that game-changing money-raise will, among other things,

1. lift Ellah out of the Kpakus status.

2. translate Ellah into an agro-dollar machine, and

3. silence you finally, even for your own rest, from Ellah badmouthing..



N/B,

4. likely move the floor price above 20.

emmanuelewumi:
Presco right offer closed yesterday.

I just completed payments for mine today and then submitted the filled right documents.

I don't think the promoters have extended the duration of the right offer

Any expo on the progress of Ellah PO ?

I enquired from Google, out of curiosity as to their possibility of achieving the target amount, and was updated thro the AI as follows :

"The Ellah Lakes public offer for N235 billion is still open, as it closes on December 5, 2025, so the target amount has not yet been achieved. The offer is intended to fund the acquisition of Agro-Allied Resources & Processing Nigeria Ltd (ARPN) and has seen positive market momentum, with the company's share price climbing since the offer opened on November 10, 2025.
Target amount: N235 billion
Number of shares: 18.8 billion
Offer price: N12.50 per share
Opening date: November 10, 2025
Closing date: December 5, 2025
Purpose: To acquire Agro-Allied Resources & Processing Nigeria Ltd (ARPN) and upgrade processing facilities to accelerate growth and integrate the acquired assets..........."

Plz do you think they will be able to raise this money ?

KarlTom:
More like let there be LIGHT

Sure, better.

Fight not the night.
Just shine the light.

Streetinvestor2:
To all may be concerned. I withdraw my December call on bull.The ngx has its political angle as someone who uses street analysis. The evil days are already here and can consume anything in the nation. This is what u get from a failed government. Today is Niger state.

Well, as t-tax joins t-pain to exacerbate hardship, upon widespread insecurity across the land, it certainly looks like dark is coming, or is come already.

But the saint shall live by his faith.

We rebuke the dark in Jesus' Name.

KarlTom:
You omitted the Kwara episode...

Yes, but this one looks lower league, and financially motivated, unlike the religiously motivated daredevil jihadists of the far north that captured and killed a brigade commander for God's sake.

Sure they raided a Church, perhaps because churches and schools are quick sources of non Muslim victims.

https://www.thecable.ng/bandits-demand-n100m-ransom-per-victim-from-families-of-abducted-kwara-worshippers/

chimex38:
It's a serious matter and we're all in it one way or another.
There isn't any lie in what you wrote.
There are leakages and backed-facts.
It means Terrorist_Informants WITHIN the Nigerian Military needs to be expunged FIRST.
Otherwise we will all be running in cycles in fighting EXTERNAL threats.

In Borno North East, AMBUSH.
General and soldiers killed.
Unknown number of vehicles and equipment lost to the enemy, since all the survivors returned to base on foot.

In Kebbi, North West, girls taken.
Then, AMBUSH, and rescue soldiers killed.

All in the last 7 days.

It is scary how rag-tag terrorists, aided by saboteurs within, are rubbishing our trillions-naira-budget military.

chimex38:
Counter Note: this comment speaks to Nigeria as the country.

Hmm, abeg...O