NewStats: 3,261,665 , 8,174,697 topics. Date: Friday, 30 May 2025 at 02:42 AM 2gjw

If you have spare money, buy presco or okomu based on your valuation, all things being equal from q1-q3 in compared with 2024 q1-q3 they will do at least increase In profit of 50% based on my street analysis.

Note: I command alot of respect in the red oil business.

Oyel they print money.

This is not a recommendation to buy or sell.

This is my Ramadan gift.


Anybody with ellahlakes progress based on their promises for q1-q2?

Heishere:


Currentprice have you seen the big fish?

He already said it's NASCON

emmanuelewumi:




N200 million portfolio after playing the stock market is not bad, in fact na money.

There are a lot of people who have been playing the market for 20 years and above whose portfolios are less than N50 million, which is also not bad.

I doubt if 10% of the Nigerian population can boast of an investment of N50 million.

Most can't even boast of N5m

emmanuelewumi:




N200 million portfolio after playing the stock market is not bad, in fact na money.

There are a lot of people who have been playing the market for 20 years and above whose portfolios are less than N50 million, which is also not bad.

I doubt if 10% of the Nigerian population can boast of an investment of N50 million.

That's just 100k doris

Agbalowomeri:


UBA wey go soon trade below 15😂

That is possible if war happens in nigeria. For covid is not possible again with trump new stand

Agbalowomeri:


That's just 100k doris

Compare it with our per capita income of roughly $2000.

If your investment income is twice to thrice and above of our per capita income, you are doing well

RodgersAkpafu:


Most can't even boast of N5m

Are you referring to dividend or portfolio

Accesscorp we are counting on you

emmanuelewumi:



Compare it with our per capita income of roughly $2000.

If your investment income is twice to thrice and above of our per capita income, you are doing well

Nigeria's GDP per capita, a measure of average income per person, has significantly declined, reaching $835.49 in 2025, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Historical Context:
In 2014, Nigeria's GDP per capita was $3,022, indicating a significant decline of 72%.

Youngzedd:
Accesscorp we are counting on you

Does it make sense to increase dividend while raising capital throught as well?

debeey87:


Does it make sense to increase dividend while raising capital throught as well?

So you no know say na the dem go use pay dividend?

Massive dividend from UBA

About 7.94%

Alhaji has really gone global. The import cabals and NNPC will be unhappy to read stories like this:

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-jet-fuel-imports-surge-nigerias-dangote-refinery-pushes-barrels-west-2025-03-24/

essentialone1:
Massive dividend from UBA

About 7.94%

As in eh... The joy nobi here

debeey87:


Does it make sense to increase dividend while raising capital throught as well?

Anyhow sha make dem share money country hard

Raider76:
Alhaji has really gone global. The import cabals and NNPC will be unhappy to read stories like this:

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-jet-fuel-imports-surge-nigerias-dangote-refinery-pushes-barrels-west-2025-03-24/

Nice. More dollars for Alhaji.

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essentialone1:
Massive dividend from UBA

About 7.94%

When you add interim dividend of N2 that's well over 10%

SonofElElyonRet:

When you add interim dividend of N2 that's well over 10%

Please, why should I add that one?

Food wey don enter belle, dem no dey count that one again naa.

Ding

What do you guys think of this portfolio? 🤔
ARADEL
SFSREIT
NIDF
DANGOTE CEMENT
BUA FOODS
TRANSCORP
PRESCO
NGX GROUP
VFD GROUP
FIDELITY

What is your average entry price for each of them?

delvzy:
What do you guys think of this portfolio? 🤔
ARADEL
SFSREIT
NIDF
DANGOTE CEMENT
BUA FOODS
TRANSCORP
PRESCO
NGX GROUP
VFD GROUP
FIDELITY

essentialone1:
Please, why should I add that one?
Food wey don enter belle, dem no dey count that one again naa.

* Because 2024 FYE was in view and the interim was also paid for same financial year
* Because you need to be fair to the bank
* Because you also need to appreciate the bank for the efforts made and the job well done for 2024 FYE
* Because you needs to be impartial as there may be a reason to compare and contrast when others in the sector releases their results as well.
😊

UBA giving ACCESS holders sleepless nights....
Seems they're confused and don't know what ACCESS will be coming up with......😊
Lots of activities @22, maybe it's accumulations thru cross deals we dont know yet......
ACCESS is not expected to fall hands anyway

I think N1.8 was paid the last time.....
They should be able to do N2 now at least ..... otherwise...

* ARADEL officially down with -N17......now @505.....
* AFRIPRUD forming @15.30......
* ETRANZACT now back up to N5.25......its one itchy fingers that dropped it to 4.80 last week, lol.

Raider76:
Alhaji has really gone global. The import cabals and NNPC will be unhappy to read stories like this:

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-jet-fuel-imports-surge-nigerias-dangote-refinery-pushes-barrels-west-2025-03-24/

20 Japanese refineries import all their crude oil in the petro-currency, dollars.
Japan has no crude oil.
But they sell refined products to the domestic market in the local currency. They must also be exporting, but I assume that all operations are done at profit to the refineries..

Nigeria's private refineries should pay for every drop of our crude oil in the petro currency, dollars.
To do otherwise would deplete our external reserves and subsidize the export trade of private entities.
It will also be subsidizing, unfortunately, both land and sea smuggling of cheap refined products out of the country.

Nigerian refineries will operate even more profitably than their Japanese counterparts because "importing" crude oil from home will eliminate freight (shipping) and Maritime insurance costs from the landing cost, than would be the case if importing crude from abroad.
The same advantage for Petroleum marketers, than if importing products from abroad.

Summary, private refineries should procure crude oil from wherever found, or pay for our own at the international price and currency, then sell products to domestic offtakers at whatever conversion rate that makes them profit, but not in foreign currency.

Competition should checkmate monopoly and excessive price hiking.

I'm just an ordinary citizen observing the Oligarch and the Cabal at each other's throats for control of the nation's petroleum fortunes.

ProphetUtuocha:
A once in a lifetime opportunity has opened in the banking sector. In this, UBA stands out! I won't talk much.

ProphetUtuocha:

Prof. Prophet!

Streetinvestor2:
E shock u say uba pay #5.How much again did some of those stock above #100 declare.Uba is heading for #50 and above. Gtbank and zenith is heading for #80 and above. You will have to wait for insurance stocks in November if truely you nobi audio..lol.
The banks will continue beating you to the game.
Na only insurance fit be your hope

LOL at the bolded 😁
Abeg Street, we don't want Oga Agba in that Sector, na 20k e go dey price dem all, maybe N1 for Custodian and 50k for NEM 😁

100% agree with this.

zendi:
20 Japanese refineries import all their crude oil in the petro-currency, dollars.
Japan has no crude oil.
But they sell refined products to the domestic market in the local currency. They must also be exporting, but I assume that all operations are done at profit to the refineries..

Nigeria's private refineries should pay for every drop of our crude oil in the petro currency, dollars.
To do otherwise would deplete our external reserve and subsidize the export trade of private entities.
It will also be subsidizing, unfortunately, both land and sea smuggling of refined petroleum products.

Nigerian refineries will operate even more profitably than their Japanese counterparts because "importing" crude oil from home will eliminate freight (shipping) and Maritime insurance costs from the landing cost, than would be the case if importing crude from abroad.
The same for Petroleum marketers if importing products from abroad.

Summary, private refineries should procure crude oil from wherever found, or pay for our own at the international price and currency, then sell products to domestic offtakers at whatever conversion rate that makes them profit, but not in foreign currency.

Competition should checkmate monopoly and excessive price hiking.

I'm just an ordinary citizen observing the Oligarch and the Cabal at each other's throats for control of the nation's petrolieum fortunes.

All you said is well. Except the Japanese Yen is a strong convertible currency that is very stable, and Japan has had very low inflation and even negative (-ve) interest rates for decades. So, a Japanese refinery importing crude in US$ and selling in Yen is almost like using the same currency. We Nigerians like to compare ourselves to the strongest countries on earth. But sometimes it is like a chicken saying it will fly like the eagle since it is also a bird. If you don't understand who you are it is easy to get lost.

zendi:
20 Japanese refineries import all their crude oil in the petro-currency, dollars.
But they sell products to the domestic market in the local currency. They must also be exporting, but I assume that all operations are done at profit to the refineries..

Nigeria's private refineries should pay for every drop of our crude oil in the petro currency, dollars.
To do otherwise would deplete our external reserve and subsidize the export trade of private entities.
It will also be subsidizing, unfortunately, both land and sea smuggling of refined petroleum products.

Nigerian refineries will operate even more profitably than their Japanese counterparts because "importing" crude oil from home will eliminate freight (shipping) and Maritime insurance costs from the landing cost, than would be the case if importing crude from abroad.
The same for Petroleum marketers if importing products from abroad.

Summary, private refineries should procure crude oil from wherever found, or pay for our own at the international price and currency, then sell products to domestic offtakers at whatever conversion rate that makes them profit, but not in foreign currency.

Competition should checkmate monopoly and excessive price hiking.

I'm just an ordinary citizen observing the Oligarch and the Cabal at each other's throats for control of the nation's petrolieum fortunes.

yMcy56:
UBA giving ACCESS holders sleepless nights....
Seems they're confused and don't know what ACCESS will be coming up with......😊
Lots of activities @22, maybe it's accumulations thru cross deals we dont know yet......
ACCESS is not expected to fall hands anyway

I think N1.8 was paid the last time.....
They should be able to do N2 now at least ..... otherwise...

* ARADEL officially down with -N17......now @505.....
* AFRIPRUD forming @15.30......
* ETRANZACT now back up to N5.25......its one itchy fingers that dropped it to 4.80 last week, lol.

lol

yMcy56:

* Because 2024 FYE was in view and the interim was also paid for same financial year
* Because you need to be fair to the bank
* Because you also need to appreciate the bank for the efforts made and the job well done for 2024 FYE
* Because you needs to be impartial as there may be a reason to compare and contrast when others in the sector releases their results as well.
😊

You are too much.

My 2 hands on the air for you ooo.