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@saniwangara5 @TomolaGroup He can still invest - or already has investment - in Dangote's refinery. He doesn't have to necessarily use his own cash, he can do it the way Elumelu did the Seplat play by taking a loan to invest.

@ClemsPrince1 Lorahub General Merchandise And Solution Limited
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UBA

People are seeing this dangote deal of $800m for the expansion of the Ogun cement plant. But let's look at it the other way, dangote stock on the NGX is going to make a lot of money for people who understand the effect this deal is going add to his business.

#stock #Ngx #altın

VFD Group doubles half-year profit to N10.06bn

VFD Group Plc reported unaudited half-year profit of N10.06 billion, representing a doubling from the comparable period. The company also proposed an interim dividend payout of N3.04 billion, providing earnings and shareholder-distribution information relevant to holders and followers of VFDGROUP.

Dear sir, how do I increase my daily limit?
@ZenithBank

You use these companies every single day. You cannot own a single share of any of them on the NGX. Here are 5 that should be listed.

1. Globacom. Nigeria's second-largest telecom network, with over 60 million subscribers, is still fully private under Mike Adenuga. MTN trades on

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Your Lagos food basket in July: What got cheaper, what didn’t

Food prices across major Lagos markets followed mixed movements in July 2026. Prices of several household staples declined, while onions and other items increased amid seasonal supply pressures. Cooking-gas prices reportedly eased, highlighting changing input and consumption costs relevant to Nigeria’s consumer environment.

@OneJoblessBoy I think he should’ve shown the signatory mandate to FCMB bank

@maziNdu4Real How about holding a first bank shares in place of gtco

I got tired of checking 5 different places just to answer one question
"What happened on NGX today"

So I built Moniwise
Price, dividend & fillings alerts, detailed research and portfolio tracking

Basically everything I wish I had when I started investing all in one platform.

@kabirLM @TomolaGroup Here are the qualification dates for the NGX shares listed:

VFD Group: Aug 3 (₦0.24 interim)
Presco: Aug 7 (₦14.66 final) + Aug 14 (₦10 interim)
Ikeja Hotel: Aug 7 (₦0.03 interim)
The Initiates: Aug 10 (₦0.20 interim)
Seplat: Aug 13 (12 cents combined)
Custodian: Aug

@TomolaGroup @grok when are the qualification dates for the NGX shares listed above

@SeplatEnergy Good to see companies like Seplat actively supporting women in leadership within the energy sector. More of this intentional inclusion is needed.

#GTCO just printed a orca watch
🔴 Action: SELL
💰 ₦130.0M traded
📦 1.00M shares @ ₦130
⏰ 14:23 WAT
🔗 https://t.co/cFVHdSWDuD #NGX

A rising share price reflects optimism. Sustained earnings growth is what ultimately justifies it.

Do you think First HoldCo deserves to trade at a premium to GTCO, Zenith and UBA?

Why or why not? 👇

Nigeria’s banking stocks are extending their dominance on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), with investors piling into the sector amid strong earnings expectations, successful capital-raising exercises, and renewed confidence in the industry’s long-term growth prospects.

The NGX https://t.co/J7QsyvuvLm

Why we need more Investment, Collaboration in Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Sector – Seplat Energy CEO

Effiong Okon, Chief Executive Officer, Seplat Energy Plc, has called for more collaboration, increased investment and faster gas development to help Nigeria...
https://t.co/9M2tN0vtcR

@ScFidelis A LOT of times , not sometimes

If I had just sat on my MTNN , WAPCO & FIRSTHOLDCO shares in Jan 2024 and closed my eyes I would have been retired by now

Too much Analysis Paralysis and Timeline noise caused me to tinker here and there

No, the Federal Government of Nigeria does not own NGX Group Plc.

NGX Group is a publicly listed,
shareholder-owned company whose shares are owned by institutional and retail investors.

The government regulates the capital market through the Securities and Exchange Commission https://t.co/gk0q9c2ILs