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Make sure you marry a kind person.
There is a point in marriage where big breast and nyash no longer matters.
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@MrAnosike
{ | Nwa afo Igbo “Never Again.”| 🎱 lover | Entrepreneur | NGX | 🧱 by 🧱 advocate | Stock Market | }
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MTN Nigeria has been one of the few NGX names capable of that kind of margin expansion recently.
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My guess would be MTN Nigeria.
Here’s why:
Telcos already run high margins, so a move from ~25% to 31% suggests pricing power + cost control.
Data revenue growth + FX gains (or reduced FX losses) can significantly boost bottom line.
Gentleman Investor 💼💰@gentlemanway007
Net profit margin in Q1 2026 is 31% compared to 25% in Q1 2025. The company is keeping more profit from every naira it earns, showing stronger efficiency and profitability. Guess the company?
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Like I always say, keep your emotions far away from your money. Don't make financial decisions when you're happy, sad, angry, anxious, or excited.
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If your investment is making you anxious daily, you didn’t invest, you gambled. NGX rewards calm money, not emotional money.
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Fear a nigga that gets 0 likes on every post but keeps posting.
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Introduce yourself with your blood group and genotype
Me: O+ AA
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@agboola_bukunmi I wish I could find people to do this with.
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I'm so unsettled about this Peter Obi/Kwankwaso NDC move. I don't trust Kwankwaso's intentions. That guy is an APC mole.
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These days, it’s as if you’re a fool if you’re kind to your partner.
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If your investment is making you anxious daily, you didn’t invest, you gambled.
NGX rewards calm money, not emotional money.
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I just remembered that there was a time when my portfolio was in the minus.
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@Viva_asubz @Chizitere_xyz I am not responsible for your inability to comprehend.
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@MrAnosike @Chizitere_xyz There is no difference between what she said and what u are saying. You just decided to sew thread like tailor
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Saying “if your income is small, just eat your money” is short-sighted.
That mindset kills the one thing small earners actually can build: financial discipline and compounding behaviour.
Even small investing does three important things:
Asanwa.sol@Chizitere_xyz
You people will come on this app and confidently mislead people on something you have zero knowledge about. Buying Dangote Refinery shares with a 150k salary will not take anyone out of the trenches. NGX is not a meme coin. Dangote Refinery is currently preparing for its IPO with an estimated valuation of *$40 Billion to $50 Billion**. In Naira, that is over 60 TRILLION Naira. You are telling a guy who earns 150k a month to use 7k to buy a microscopic fraction of a 60 Trillion Naira asset and expect it to magically pay his house rent in a few years? If you earn between 100k and 250k, and you aggressively scrape 20k monthly to buy shares, you would have invested 240k by December. Even if the refinery does a miraculous 20% return, your profit for tying down your hard-earned survival money for 365 days is just 48k. That cannot even buy a half bag of rice today. Inflation will swallow that profit before the dividend is even paid. Let's even scale it up. Let's say you manage to invest a whole 1 Million Naira. A very solid 20% return gives you 200k profit in an ENTIRE YEAR. Is 200k after 12 months changing your life? No. Dangote Refinery stock are for WEALTH PRESERVATION, not poverty eradication. It is for the person sitting on 50m who wants to park heavy liquidity, hedge against inflation. It is NOT for Emeka who's eating from hand to mouth in this economy. If your income is small, take that 7k and use it to eat. 7k is not magically paying your house rent in 2030 because you bought dangote refinery stock.
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@WealthWithPro @MrAnosike the habit starting now part is what most people get backwards. they wait until they can invest "real money" and never build the muscle. small and consistent beats large and sporadic every time
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If you’re earning ₦150k/month in Nigeria, the goal is survival + gradual progress, not “invest your way to freedom.”
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Would you rather:
A. Hold one strong stock like Dangote Cement or MTNN.
B. Spread across 5–7 average stocks.
Concentration vs diversification:
What’s working for you?
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I will buy the shares of Dangote Refinery as soon as it lists because:
1. The refinery has hit full refining capacity of 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day and is already producing petrol, diesel, aviation fuel, and petrochemicals. This is not a startup; it is already operational and generating revenue.
2. They have plans to double production capacity to 1.4 million barrels per day within three years. So growth is sure!
3. I also heard about the dollar dividends. That's the biggest deal for a Nigerian investor. You buy shares in naira but receive dividends in US dollars, and that offers a hedge against currency risk. That one alone is extraordinary in the Nigerian market.
Nigeria's oil and gas sector has recorded year-to-date gains of 52%, more than double the broader All-Share Index. The sector is hot right now.
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That 10k wey you wan send that babe, send am to your broaker account.
Your life go change.
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