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Damimola Olawuyi
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Damimola Olawuyi
@DamiEngrWriter
Different things to different people. Pick your honey. #natsec #avgeek #smallddemocrat #baptist
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Update: Just spoke to @ChapelHillNg customer service. They confirmed that @Sterling_Bankng shares have been posted to my @CSCSNigeria account but is yet to be updated on the @investnaija app.
@bivins1 @greentickertale @SECNigeria @TomolaGroup
Damimola Olawuyi@DamiEngrWriter
@scmcapitalng and #paceregistrars. Thank you for your swift response. @ChapelHillNg. Over to you. @SECNigeria @bivins1 @keanxley @greentickertale
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@scmcapitalng and #paceregistrars. Thank you for your swift response.
@ChapelHillNg. Over to you.
@SECNigeria @bivins1 @keanxley @greentickertale
Damimola Olawuyi@DamiEngrWriter
Waking up at 5:00AM to schedule an email to @scmcapitalng and @Sterling_Bankng for 9:15AM cannot be life. Hopefully, cc'ing @SECNigeria will wake them up. @ChapelHillNg doesn't have a public-facing email. @greentickertale @TomolaGroup @cryptosignals88 @bivins1 @CSCSNigeria
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It might be time to pay for the subscription to my @CSCSNigeria account.
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Damimola Olawuyi retuiteado
We're only an hour away!
Join this insightful webinar to learn about the proposed extension of trading hours and the move to T+1 settlement, and what it means for you as an investor.
Register now:
Date: 31st March, 2026
Time: 11:00 a.m WAT
Register here: tinyurl.com/ngx-nmus #NGXIES
Nigerian Exchange Group@ngxgrp
Big changes are shaping the Nigerian capital market. Join our webinar to learn about the proposed extension of trading hours and the move to T+1 settlement, and what it means for you as an investor Mark your calendars: Date: 31st March, 2026 Time: 11:00 a.m WAT Register here: tinyurl.com/ngx-nmus #NGXIES
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Waking up at 5:00AM to schedule an email to @scmcapitalng and @Sterling_Bankng for 9:15AM cannot be life.
Hopefully, cc'ing @SECNigeria will wake them up. @ChapelHillNg doesn't have a public-facing email.
@greentickertale @TomolaGroup @cryptosignals88 @bivins1 @CSCSNigeria
Damimola Olawuyi@DamiEngrWriter
@Sterling_Bankng I'm still waiting to be credited. @bivins1 @greentickertale
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If @afriprud wants to get away with forcing ordinary investors to bear the cost of their "technical glitch", why should @SECNigeria @ngxgrp and @CSCSNigeria allow them?
Why haven't the regulators come out to address us? Must they wait until we protest?
@bivins1 @greentickertale
greentickertales@greentickertale
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@greentickertale @bivins1. Please share the response to Afrinvest.
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Damimola Olawuyi retuiteado
Someone said this is a woman’s job, and a man has no place doing it.
But tell me, what really makes you less of a man… doing anything legal as source of income, or failing to take care of your family?
🤷♂️
Tomi + TG@TgCafe
30 years of frying akara and he’s buying cars and houses but you’re still waiting for a ‘perfect business idea’
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@bivins1 @Afrinvest Are they and their "technology partner" insured to cover losses from this type of glitch? If not @SECNigeria should ask why not. If they are, why didn't they activate their coverage to make investors whole. Why were they trying to force investors to swallow what they didn't buy?
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If this was the case why did write this mail to your customers ? Where did this mail originate from
? Anyways we have given you an opportunity to come and explain your side of the story as customers are far from convinced . Below is the letter you sent out initially
Thank you for reaching out to the Afrinvest support team.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and concern this recent technical issue may have caused. We fully understand how unsettling it can be to notice unexpected transactions or a negative wallet balance, especially when it appears as though funds are owed. Please be assured that we take this matter very seriously and truly regret the impact it has had on your experience.
Following the recent technical glitch on our trading platform, some accounts experienced multiple trade executions, which has resulted in a deficit in affected wallet balances.
Kindly note that these transactions have already been successfully executed and, as such, cannot be cancelled. This means the purchased shares have been credited to your portfolio and are now fully owned by you.
To resolve the negative balance on your wallet, you may choose one of the following options:
• • Fund your wallet to cover the outstanding balance while retaining ownership of the shares; or
• • Initiate a sell order for the shares, and the proceeds will be applied toward clearing the deficit.
Please note that you may also choose to hold on to the shares and sell at a later time when market conditions are more favorable. Any gains realized will be yours; however, any losses incurred will also be your responsibility.
Additionally, if you would like to purchase more shares without immediately funding your wallet, the appropriate process will be communicated to all customers where a mandate is required for buy or sell transactions to be executed from the backend. In such cases, payment instructions, including details of the Afrinvest Operations account, will also be provided by our team.
Regarding the multiple buy orders currently on your account, guidance will likewise be communicated to all customers on whether a mandate is required to authorize the sale on their behalf.
Once again, we deeply regret the inconvenience this situation has caused and appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue to support you.
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IMPORTANT UPDATE ON AFRINVESTOR
We want to provide an update regarding the trading issue experienced earlier this week.
The root cause has been identified as a connectivity disruption between our technology partner and the NGX trading engine. This resulted in some valid trade orders being replicated on Monday and Tuesday.
Here is the latest update:
- Trading on the platform is back to normal
- All impacted accounts have been identified
- Necessary corrections are being carried out to fully rectify affected transactions
- Affected clients will be contacted directly
We are taking all required steps to ensure that every impacted account is properly reviewed and corrected.
We sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding during this period. Your trust remains very important to us.
If you need any assistance, please reach out to our support team on +234 201 889 1997 or connect@afrinvest.com
Thank you for staying with us.
#Afrinvestor
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FéMi | NGX BUFF@the_goodfemi
This is the email from @Afrinvest Thank you for reaching out to the Afrinvest support team. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and concern this recent technical issue may have caused. We fully understand how unsettling it can be to notice unexpected transactions or a negative wallet balance, especially when it appears as though funds are owed. Please be assured that we take this matter very seriously and truly regret the impact it has had on your experience. Following the recent technical glitch on our trading platform, some accounts experienced multiple trade executions, which has resulted in a deficit in affected wallet balances. Kindly note that these transactions have already been successfully executed and, as such, cannot be cancelled. This means the purchased shares have been credited to your portfolio and are now fully owned by you. To resolve the negative balance on your wallet, you may choose one of the following options: • • Fund your wallet to cover the outstanding balance while retaining ownership of the shares; or • • Initiate a sell order for the shares, and the proceeds will be applied toward clearing the deficit. Please note that you may also choose to hold on to the shares and sell at a later time when market conditions are more favorable. Any gains realized will be yours; however, any losses incurred will also be your responsibility. Additionally, if you would like to purchase more shares without immediately funding your wallet, the appropriate process will be communicated to all customers where a mandate is required for buy or sell transactions to be executed from the backend. In such cases, payment instructions, including details of the Afrinvest Operations account, will also be provided by our team. Regarding the multiple buy orders currently on your account, guidance will likewise be communicated to all customers on whether a mandate is required to authorize the sale on their behalf. Once again, we deeply regret the inconvenience this situation has caused and appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue to support you.
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@CBPlc_ @afriprud.
Despite buying from the NGX Invest platform, this landed in my inbox on Tuesday. And they didn't provide a link to drop the requested details.
I'm beginning to understand why some investors don't buy public offers.
@ngxgrp @keanxley @SECNigeria
Damimola Olawuyi@DamiEngrWriter
When will @MyFCMB @Sterling_Bankng @CBPlc_ @Theinitiatesplc allot their shares? I'm assuming that the banks are waiting for @cenbank approval. @bivins1
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Damimola Olawuyi retuiteado
PETROL AFFORDABILITY: NIGERIA, USA, AND UK
(Comparison based on 40-hour workweek minimum wage)
Monthly Minimum Wage:
🇬🇧UK — $2,813
🇺🇸USA — $1,255
🇳🇬Nigeria — $52
Price of Petrol (per Liter):
🇳🇬Nigeria — $0.882
🇺🇸USA — $1.075
🇬🇧UK — $1.874
Petrol Purchasing Power (Liters per Month):
🇬🇧UK — 1501 Liters
🇺🇸USA — 1167 Liters
🇳🇬Nigeria — 59 Liters
Cost of one 50L tank vs Monthly Wage:
🇬🇧UK — 3.3%
🇺🇸USA — 4.2%
🇳🇬Nigeria — 84.8%
Nigeria recorded the lowest pump price at $0.882 per liter on March 16.
It also had the lowest affordability of the three countries. A 50-liter tank cost $44.10, which was 84.8% of the Nigerian monthly minimum wage.
In the UK and USA, a full tank took less than 5% of a worker's monthly income.
Minimum wage earners in the UK could buy 1,501 liters of fuel per month. Nigerian workers could afford 59 liters.
#Statisense
(Global Petrol Prices, 16th March 2026)
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Damimola Olawuyi retuiteado
Study further maths Una
When I was in SS1 and I was taking further maths classes, my further maths teacher was Mrs Odili an albino woman who studied petrochemical engineering.
It was difficult at first but the week I decided to lock in she got her dream job at an oil firm, the next class she looked us all dead in the eye and informed us that she would no longer be our further maths teacher.
We didn't get another further maths teacher till SS3 and by then I had already dropped it for technical drawing and didn't even consider taking the classes again.
Guess who ended up studying mechanical engineering and needed knowledge from both further maths and technical drawing.
That "learning on the job" was crazy in 200level.
5STAR💈@5starbarber_1
Unrelated, but till today I still don’t understand how I got an A in Further Maths and but a B in Maths.
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Damimola Olawuyi retuiteado
The era of the Nigerian import-arbitrage fuel marketer is over. As Dangote cements a near-monopoly on domestic supply and the Middle East conflict chokes global transit routes, your NGX portfolio might need a mild pivot.
Our deep dive into the 2026 energy split here ⤵️
open.substack.com/pub/ngnstx/p/b…
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