Islie:


https://dailytrust.com/why-independent-marketers-cant-buy-petrol-from-dangote-refinery-pengassan/

Creamcrest:
I don't get it,I thought they said they are trying to reduce the excess money in circulation so as to curb inflation.They keep hiking interest rates to achieve that.

And now they come out to say they are trying to ensure enough cash in circulation.

I don't understand.No wonder kperogi called cardoso an "Airhead"

brain54:
Cash that will still end up hoarded...

In a few people's accounts!

Aliko Dangote, Africa’s wealthiest individual, is preparing to open a family office in Dubai, joining a growing number of high-net-worth individuals leveraging the city’s status as a global financial centre.

This move highlights Dubai’s increasing allure as a hub for wealth management and investment diversification, driven by its business-friendly environment and favourable tax policies.

Dangote, whose net worth stands at $13.2 billion according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, ranks as the 168th richest person gl

The Nigerian billionaire has built his fortune through a diversified portfolio in commodities such as cement, sugar, and flour. Most recently, his business ventures expanded into energy, with the launch of his $20 billion oil refinery in Lagos, the largest in Africa.

This strategic relocation reflects a broader trend among ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) seeking stable, low-tax jurisdictions to manage their wealth. Dubai, known for its regulatory flexibility and geographic advantage as a gateway between East and West, has become a prime destination for family offices and financial operations in recent years.

Regional Trend Among Africa’s Billionaires
Dangote’s move mirrors a recent trend among Africa’s wealthiest figures, such as Egyptian billionaire Nassef Sawiris, who also moved his family office to Abu Dhabi. Sawiris, with a net worth of $7.6 billion, has re-domiciled his NNS Group in the Abu Dhabi Global Market, the emirate’s financial hub. This shift aligns with the growing appeal of the Gulf region for major investors seeking international diversification.

Dubai’s Rising Appeal

The growing influx of global billionaires into Dubai is largely driven by the city’s attractive tax regime and investor-friendly policies. The emirate has emerged as a preferred location for businesses and UHNWIs to safeguard and grow their wealth, capitalising on the Middle East’s evolving financial landscape

Dangote’s decision is also seen as a response to the increasingly challenging economic environment in Nigeria. His refinery project, a massive $20 billion investment, has faced multiple setbacks due to delays and regulatory hurdles. The Nigerian economy, plagued by uncertainty, has pushed many of its wealthiest individuals to seek more stable environments for business and investment.

As Dangote transitions his wealth management operations to Dubai, the move underscores the increasing shift of capital from Africa’s largest economy to the Middle East. With Dubai’s family office sector rapidly growing, the city is poised to further solidify its reputation as a leading global financial hub for UHNWIs.

Omicronvaccine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7lSS65yXPE

ivandragon:
The protest needs to be realistic and focused.

There have to be demands for both the Federal and state governments.

officialwdhtvv:
EFCC Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, orders an investigation into Bobrisky’s claims that he was charged N15 million to resolve his money laundering case with the EFCC.

The claims was brought to light by activist VeryDarkMan who posted a recorded phone call of Bobrisky with another individual.

The recorded call which revealed a lot also involved other high ranking individuals who allegedly assisted Bobrisky while he was "locked up".

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd4TGI9k-hU

baralatie:

Actually that is what I thought will be his target!
He buy in dollars he sell in dollars and not disturb himself with nnpc

officialwdhtvv:
Moment The Lord Chosen members welcomed their General Overseer Pastor Lazarus Muoka to Germany.

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30F2cbBta6Q

Bignuell:
Na only made people dey pull each other, dem no dey ever dey carry broke man.

lithiumnigeria:


Everything is clear, you just don't want to believe the truth. Dangote is not clean.
Don't trust Dangote
Don't trust Dangote
Don't trust Dangote

Mrdellychy:
In my own opinion, technically, people of Edo did not vote in APC or Monday Okpebholo rather, they technically voted against Godwin Obaseki the incumbent Governor. These are my views/reasons..

1. Obaseki alleged interference with the highly revered Benin "Obaship" structure. Benin no be kano where they unbundled Emirate.

2. Victimisation of his former deputy, Philip Shuaibu, despite the court ruling reinstating him yet, he refused to honour the court judgement. No matter the offense of Shuaibu, he should have forgiven him considering the first impression/loyalty that people say it lasts longer... Shuaibu stood by him and even defected to PDP with him when his political ship was sinking. Most people never believed Shuaibu could take side against his mentor -Oshiomole.

3. Adams Oshiomole's influence. Like him or hate him? Adams still remains a heavy weight in Edo politics. A former governor and an Incumbent senator that controls one-third of Edo political region/space

Feel free to add yours.

Fareke:

https://dailytrust.com/thieves-cant-provide-good-governance-obasanjo/

ogododo:
…To meet FG on how Nigerians, workers can cope

…Insists Tinubu betrayed Labour




https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/09/petrol-price-has-rendered-n70-000-minimum-wage-useless-nlc/

ebijimi7:
Good day guys, please I need your help in suggesting the best conducive hotels in ibadan where I can lodge for 3 days as I plan to go on vacation by December I've really Been through alot in the past years I need to cool off my head because of the trauma I've gone through please I'm also coming from lagos I just needed a nice hotel in ibadan that are not too expensive please.

Thanks guys

FreeStuffsNG:
The fee has been reduced very very significantly from 0.5% to 0.005% (almost zero percent!) in order not to throw away the baby with the bath water and help FG deliver on the purpose meant for the fund.

0.005% on N100k (one hundred thousand naira) for example is a paltry N5 (five naira) and N50 charge on N1 million naira so it makes absolute sense, low and fair enough in my opinion. Most transactions of the poor range between N1k and N100k so the highest a poor person will pay as cybercrime fee is N5 and lowest is 5 kobo!

There's so much at risk so there must be deliberate effort to sustain the security architecture around this crime.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

DonXavi:
I traveled to Nigeria and stayed in Lagos for two weeks, and there's a funny culture I observed there that is not common to every other place. In Lagos almost everybody is a beggar. Even if you ask a person for direction, after directing you, he is expecting you to give him something. It was really weird for me to see adults begging anyhow, it's really shameful. I gave some money to this guy that begged me money, this guy actually did nothing for me, but do you know that this guy was bold enough to tell me that the money I gave him was small, that it cannot even buy him a plate of food. This happened more than three times with different people. Even in the hotel where I lodged, people there will be looking at you as if you owe them something.

ChiefOloye:
He go suspend taya. His sight will clear when Obaseki and his stooge are beaten on Saturday, reduce the number of PDP Governor in the South South.

Mindsetmindset:
LP will take more of APC vote. Many are tired of the evil and satanic party.

emela9ja:
beautiful moment a bride broke down in tears while introducing her groom to her family


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTivvDMSZO8

AFOXTJ:


We need another set of Dangote to take hold step in owning a refinery.

Forget about government refinery (pH, Warri) .
Corruption won't make it work

Salewa97:
Good

The more options we have for petrol, the cheaper the price

Feldie:
Nigerian government will never learn. Even if fuel price comes back to 700, the price of things that went up with it will never come down again. Don't wait till things spoil before trying to fix it