Firefire:
Not only him.


An average Nigerian is worst-off under this current "Super Clueless" government.

See model below.

sukkot:
my point exactly. so whats the argument ? its stocks and not real money. please dont mention me again biko.

Lakeland4321:
so warren buffet, bill gates, mark zuckerburg and others who have most of their wealth in stocks don't have real money? Because he's Nigerian. Money or wealth is not pnly cash, I'm sure you know that stocks, bonds, treasury bills, annuity funds even a life insurance policy are all forms of money and assets that can create more wealth. Pls don't say that stocks is not real money so that you don't continue to make a public jest of yourself

Jeff Horwich: Well, easy come, easy go: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has dropped off Bloomberg's top ten list of the richest tech billionaires. The reason is that shares of Facebook are near record low.

From our Wealth and Poverty desk, Shereen M

sukkot:
when will you receive sense na ?

Lakeland4321:
Emancipate yourself from that mentality that stocks is not real wealth. It is

Lakeland4321:
Emancipate yourself from that mentality that stocks is not real wealth. It is

Lakeland4321:
Emancipate yourself from that mentality that stocks is not real wealth. It is

Lakeland4321:
Emancipate yourself from that mentality that stocks is not real wealth. It is

IVORY2009:
The truth of the matter is that Alhaji Dangote has always been over rated, the monopoly he enjoys during the last govt of Jona is no longer so any longer, there is competition now in the market, free entry and exit.

chiedu7:
What has he done for Nigeria with his wealth since??

FxDuke:


if the regime affected all these leading to an increment, then it is only natural and fair that salaries of workers both in public and private sectors be affected (by an upward review) to reflect the present economic realities. abi is it immune to salary increment.
by now prices readjustments as well as salary readjustment ought to have started taken place already.

sukkot:
and you need to keep quiet because you are ignorant. yes all billionaires have speculative money. nobody has real solid liquid assets or cash that runs into billions. its shares in a company that is counted not real money. nobody loses 5.4 billion of real money in a year. the value of his shares depreciated

Pdizzle:


Chief, how do these European clubs transfer huge funds when they buy players?

sukkot:
they have their ways bro. they recoup money from advertisement, jersey sales and ticket sales and TV ads. then they do bank transfers amongst each other. they have the banks they use. ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND and BARCLAYS are two of them

Pdizzle:


Thanks Chief

IVORY2009:



bro Dangote was a "King" in the market, a neigbour of mine who own a small manfacturing plant for sugar, was furstrated out of the market, due to govt policies @ as den, wat about importation, Dangote and his monopoly made the govt to ban most imported and cheap commodities frm Italy, like Tin tomatoes, Italian Pasta etc, he was the sole producer in the market place, ask large scale dealers in the mkt.

Sulaimon01:


Shut up!!!! All these foolish Easterners, is it about region here? Mad goat!!!! What would your Jonathan have done sef if he had remained in power Please just tell me one thing Buhari should have done to prevent this.