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@MeristemNigeria @TomolaGroup Yes.. only after this company was publicly called out and even then, the caller had no idea why he even called in the first place. Can't imagine what the workplace looks like

@oreseun @TomolaGroup Hello sir, we hope our representative was able to provide the needed clarifications and address your concerns.

Before you buy a single share on the NGX, do these 3 things first: 1. Build an emergency fund that covers 3 to 6 months of expenses. 2. Pay off any high interest debt. 3. Set up a dedicated investment account separate from your spending. Investing without a foundation is just gambling with extra steps.

@MeristemNigeria @TomolaGroup There is no such message in my DM. Never delivered. Respond to my email. Several like these have gone without response including when cscs team had to come to my rescue upon your repeated failures to act on simple requests.

@oreseun @TomolaGroup Hello sir, below is a screenshot of the message we sent to you yesterday, kindly check your message requests, thank you.

@TomolaGroup Chief, I bought my first gtco shares on the 6th of April this year. I didn't get dividends. Am I not qualified?

GTCO paid me dividend today and I already used part of it to enjoy small life is short. But the rest? Going right back into the market tomorrow. Buying more shares. Because those new shares will also pay me their own dividend. And when that dividend comes, I’ll use it to buy even more shares. More shares means bigger dividends. Bigger dividends means more shares. That’s compounding. Your money making money that makes more money. So wbu? What are you doing with your own dividend this season?

@TrenchesBoy_ @Jessseglee That's why what? They announced a dividend on 13th. I should be qualified

@oreseun @Jessseglee That's why

Thank you, GTCO oh 🤲 This is huge oh 😳

@TomolaGroup @MeristemNigeria @SECNigeria @ngxgrp I have now filed formal complaints about this utterly irresponsible @MeristemNigeria to @SECNigeria, @ngxgrp and CSCS via email. I'm ready to go any way to get my money back and move my stocks and bonds to another broker.

@TomolaGroup @MeristemNigeria @SECNigeria @ngxgrp Thank you Chief. Appreciate it!

@MeristemNigeria @TomolaGroup This handle claimed to have sent DM to me on X here. I don't have such a message here. What is the point lying on a public forum like this?

@oreseun @TomolaGroup Hello sir, we are really sorry about the lack of response to your emails, we’d like to make it right. We have sent you a dm, kindly check your dm, so we can look into this immediately. Thank you.

@Burkindi_ @PastorMarvy He didn't sound stupid. He's actually very stupid.

This argument is so ignorant, you sound stupid. Before 2023, Mali 🇲🇱 was split in 2. - It was still an ECOWAS member then. - It had the French military then. - It had the UN then. But the government presence was forbidden in certain regions. Today, Mali’s government took the country back. The terrorists hide in the forests and desert. They don’t control a single city. There’s more contact with terrorists because that’s what happens when you’re actively confronting terrorists groups and not conceding parts of your territory to them. So educate yourself on the situation, and stop with the condescension. You sound stupid !

Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso withdrew from ECOWAS in 2023 and formed a military alliance called AES. Today, Militants/terrorists are taking over power in Mali and the so called AES is no where to be found. Compare this to how Nigeria defended Benin Republic when a similar situation happened.

@muricepeters @ndekekwe Ha! Massive! Thank. Understood

@oreseun @ndekekwe Major known competitor is NGX, FMDQ

Good People, I am delighted to share that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria has granted my company Approval-in-Principle (AIP) to operate a new securities exchange in Nigeria. This is a full-service exchange (yes, “stock market” lol) designed to support public markets, private markets, and derivatives, covering instruments such as equities, corporate and government bonds, commercial papers, ETFs, and more. Our mission is anchored on “exchanging prosperity” through the principle of “investment inclusion”, transforming idle money into productive capital that can uplift communities across the nation.  Roughly ₦5 trillion in circulating currency sits outside Nigeria’s banking system, largely idle and earning nothing. If we can channel even 50% of that into simple sovereign instruments, say FGN savings bonds or Treasury Bills at just 10%, that would generate about ₦250 billion in returns for citizens, while also providing the government with capital to fund development. Extend this across state bonds and other instruments, and the implication becomes clear: Nigeria is not short of money; it is under-mobilized. Contisx aspires to become part of the solution. We have begun the countdown to launch on our website: contisx.com — targeting September 2026. We are inviting stakeholders across Nigeria to participate in this journey. How can we support your business, cooperative, or state to scale through the capital market? (The live buttons on website are not active; those will become active on launch). I commend the leaders of our nation for the Investments and Securities Act (ISA) 2025, arguably the most consequential economic and business legislation in Nigeria since 1999. It provides the foundation upon which a new era of capital formation can be built. I am confident that the 2030s will become Nigeria’s decade of capital, and I am building with that conviction. I also extend my appreciation to the leadership of the Securities and Exchange Commission; our Director-General, Dr. Emomotimi Agama, Commissioner Ajomale, Director Mrs. Rufai, and the entire team, for their dedication and excellence in advancing regulatory service. Good People: “build, list, and trade on Contisx — we’re exchanging prosperity”, not just for the rise of few, but for the rise of ALL. Our flag is up in our headquarters in Owerri (regional centers in Aba, Kano, Ibadan, etc coming); we welcome you to partner with Contisx and ring the bell to prosperity. Prof. Ndubuisi Ekekwe Founder, Contisx Securities Exchange Plc

Very unintelligent post. CIA didn’t touch NEPA, but they touched the system that built NEPA. Nigeria: oil wealth, IMF conditionalities, structural adjustment that gutted infrastructure funding. Nepal: landlocked, aid-dependent, “development” that keeps them buying foreign expertise forever. Different countries. Same playbook. Get out of here with you dull take

@nnamdiobiii We have a very young but unthinking population.

Olodo In the 1980s, Nigeria was pushed into Structural Adjustment Programs by the IMF/World Bank. SAPs forced government to slash spending on public infrastructure such as power, water, health, education. Who designed those conditions? Washington consensus institutions with US Treasury fingerprints all over them. NEPA didn’t fail by accident. It was defunded by policy. Now zoom out to Nepal. Nepal sits on some of the most powerful river systems on earth. Hydroelectric potential that could power the entire subcontinent. Yet they remain one of the poorest countries in Asia,dependent on foreign aid, foreign expertise, foreign approval. Why? Because energy independence is geopolitical power. And powerful neighbors (with US backing) don’t want a self-sufficient Nepal. Two countries. Two continents. Zero electricity sovereignty. The CIA doesn’t need to cut your light. They just need to make sure you never build the switch. But because you can’t read not think objectively, you make careless tweets without realizing how hopeless you are.

@MeristemNigeria I have sent 5 emails over 6 days about CSCS portal activation error that your support team on contact@meristemng.com and meritrade@meristemng.com has willfully refused to solve. Do I need to escalate to Mr. Saheed before this could be solved?

@EUinNigeria I'm very happy with replies under this tweet. It's all a matter of time!

Are you a young graduate interested in international relations? Are you curious to learn more about work of a diplomatic mission and how the EU Delegation represents EU interests and values in Nigeria? EEAS eeas.europa.eu/delegations/ni…

@MudiTheInvestor Meristem is here. Frustrating. Can one move to another broker with all their stock values?

Some stockbrokers act like they’re doing you a favor. But the service isn’t free: You pay to deposit. You pay to withdraw. You pay to buy. You pay to sell. Then unauthorized transactions happen… and you’re the one chasing them for answers. No accountability. No empathy. This has to change.

@IRAN_GHANA May his soul rest in peace! 🙏🙏🙏

It has been forty days since our nation mourned the loss of a truly distinctive figure in Iranian history, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei. Yet, these forty days have only served to deepen the spirituality and solidarity of the noble Iranian people, ultimately bringing humiliation upon our brutal enemies. Under his profound guidance over the past three decades, our nation and our mighty armed forces have mastered the art of resistance against any invasion. His legacy and path will forever be walked by every free-spirited soul.

@netanyahu For murdering children???

GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS, GOD BLESS ISRAEL, AND GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!

@TomolaGroup I don't know why your tweets are not generating enough traffics to create better awareness. I started my investment journey in February this year and I instantly regret not doing this 10, 20 years ago. This platform truly suppresses African voices

There are roughly 220 million Nigerians. Only about 6 million have brokerage accounts. That is 2.7%. But there are over 60 million active bank accounts and over 1.4 million POS agents processing transactions daily. The infrastructure for money to flow exists. The infrastructure for money to grow barely does. Imagine if even 10% of bank account holders opened a brokerage account and invested N10,000 per month. That is 6 million new investors putting N60 billion per month into the NGX. It would transform the market. The barrier is not access. Apps like @ZedcrestWealth and @investbamboo let you start with N5,000. The barrier is awareness. And every tweet like this chips away at it.