ahiboilandgas:
Nb am among top 10 percent in Nigeria ,I have gross 120m this year , I can place bid with my own rate quotes ...my contribution to tax in Nigeria exceeds 10 m annually ,I also have 23 staff earning above minimum wage...so we are hating on criminals and the sympathizes

ahiboilandgas:
This what should be on Instagram for the youths to learn not huspupi ...this owned by a Nigerian with no university education....if I meet innosa and he display a watch of 60m I can relate where the money is from

PearlStreet:
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You don't know who you are talking to.

You can support all thieves if that is your destiny, no problem. But if you think you can come here and be insulting others cos they don't agree with your criminality, you are very wrong. The fact that that guy won't insult you doesn't mean I would hold back.

This is investments section, not crime section. You can go to the crime section if you need news of thieves to support.

ahiboilandgas:
Nb am among top 10 percent in Nigeria ,I have gross 120m this year , I can place bid with my own rate quotes ...my contribution to tax in Nigeria exceeds 10 m annually ,I also have 23 staff earning above minimum wage...so we are hating on criminals and the sympathizes ..so clown am not you average nigga...this my monthly bill to a multinational...i supply 60 percent of the jet fuel used by the president air fleets ....

ibechris:






In this age and time people are still talking good of criminals...it shows how bad parenting has become. A thief is a thief,whether thru the internet or pilfering.
And for all those who have stolen from whites and caused us bad tags, may their generation suffer what Nigerians are suffering. It simply will never be well with them. What they sow,shall they reap.

Nnamz:

That Instagram clown has more money that you would or could ever make in your life time (your past, current and future earnings combined together). My advice to you is, don't hate on rich people. As I always tell people, do you want to be rich someday? If your answer is yes, then why hate rich people if you're going to be one some day?

Nnamz:

Bros are you still on the hushpuppi matter? I thought we had closed that case. Why are you so pained at another man's wealth? You have no prove how he got his wealth, whether illegitimate or otherwise. Have you thought about it for a second that maybe the reason he is keeping the source of his wealth a secret is so that more people can keep wondering, thereby driving more social media attention to him as we live in a digital age where social media popularity is gold? My advice to you is to get rid of this your poverty driven mentality of the poor hating the rich, so that you can make your own millions and choose to display it or not on Instagram.

ahiboilandgas:
this our new station with other investors (crowd funding )

ahiboilandgas:
Nb am among top 10 percent in Nigeria ,I have gross 120m this year , I can place bid with my own rate quotes ...my contribution to tax in Nigeria exceeds 10 m annually ,I also have 23 staff earning above minimum wage...so we are hating on criminals and the sympathizes ..so clown am not you average nigga...this my monthly bill to a multinational...i supply 60 percent of the jet fuel used by the president air fleets ....

nofundforme:


Sir, with all due respect, can you talk about investments that can make someone rich. I know u wouldn't win this argument, it's a culture to scam in Nigeria. Crucify, but don't forget to provide solution. Youths of this country still need a favourable environment to thrive. When you separate favourable ground from a country, this is what you will get: scammers, arm robbers, thugs, ritualist, etc. The frustration in the country is overwhelming, and it needs to be addressed. No body is a saint as far this country is concerned. If you want to tackle all these criminal acts, you have to start from the root cause. The problem is not from the youths, but a failed system.

ahiboilandgas:
Nb am among top 10 percent in Nigeria...

igbizen:
I hope the quarrel is over. Ok let’s talk about investments. Now that Banks are prorating ppls investments, the next plan is to invest in bonds. So w[b]hich bonds is onboard?[/b]

nofundforme:


Sir, with all due respect, can you talk about investments that can make someone rich. I know u wouldn't win this argument, it's a culture to scam in Nigeria. Crucify, but don't forget to provide solution. Youths of this country still need a favourable environment to thrive. When you separate favourable ground from a country, this is what you will get: scammers, arm robbers, thugs, ritualist, etc. The frustration in the country is overwhelming, and it needs to be addressed. No body is a saint as far this country is concerned. If you want to tackle all these criminal acts, you have to start from the root cause. The problem is not from the youths, but a failed system.

ahiboilandgas:
Me and my guys ( same bussiness of logistic) plan to build the station 4 years ago we 10 of us agreed to be contributing 4 m annually for 5 years ( crowding funding ) other contributing more ,other less this is reflected in the share structure and ownership ..now it came to reality.non of us could ordinary dare it built it alone ....me was using my interest for bond and tb to contribute...it made me under why the white man created the capital markets ,he understand clearly in capitalism,capital is the most import item to materialise an idea ....so firm can raise money via capital market...like wise crowd funding can also help establish a bussiness....the place restaurant lekki also have similar kind of capital structure

NL1960:


Nice one but with the falling margins in PMS, what plans do you guys have to break even in the shortest possible time?.

ahiboilandgas:
Funny enough that labanese guy arrested with Mompha was my mechanic he came to Nigeria in 2004 and even English na wahala ,he was working in car spraying section ,I suspect it was a smoke screen to learn the wire /wire trade ..suddenly they became very rich moved to lekki ..they told everbody they are into currency exchange (now we know better )

NL1960:


Nice one but with the falling margins in PMS, what plans do you guys have to break even in the shortest possible time?.

generationz:



During your NYSC?


It's crazy mehn. People who knew then would have thought you and the others he left behind where not working as hard or as smart as he was.

After all, all na Gods blessings.

And someone will tell me Efcc isn't doing a good Job.

ahiboilandgas:
not as a personal mechanic ,i was selling tokunbo cars and fairly used so I normally take it to their work shop for oven baking , the owner repairs top range cars that Nigeria mechanic can do like g wagon etc the owner is still doing is mechanic thing but all those labanese (youths ) left to the island and became rich ....

nofundforme:


Sir, with all due respect, can you talk about investments that can make someone rich. I know u wouldn't win this argument, it's a culture to scam in Nigeria. Crucify, but don't forget to provide solution. Youths of this country still need a favourable environment to thrive. When you separate favourable ground from a country, this is what you will get: scammers, arm robbers, thugs, ritualist, etc. The frustration in the country is overwhelming, and it needs to be addressed. No body is a saint as far this country is concerned. If you want to tackle all these criminal acts, you have to start from the root cause. The problem is not from the youths, but a failed system.

Jejebabaa:


Sir, lets stop giving excuses to those who indulge in crime/fraud, its all about human greed and not the Nigerian factor...

...criminals has nothing to do with nationality, race, gender and colour. Its all about poor parenting, human greed and lack of human values.

Jejebabaa:


Sir, lets stop giving excuses to those who indulge in crime/fraud, its all about human greed and not the Nigerian factor...

...criminals has nothing to do with nationality, race, gender and colour. Its all about poor parenting, human greed and lack of human values.

ahiboilandgas:
we will be selling at 143 , we will buy at 133.5 .petrolium equilazation fund pays the transport rate...example if we sell 60000 litres per day (pef ) pays 60000 ×19.05 at claims = around 1.2 m , then we use like 7 naira x 60000 at cost of transporting ( deseal expense) it will land at 140 to the station our profit on the product will be 4 naira x60000 litres (240k ) daily this sum will be used to pay salary and ober head ....then the subsidy the govt pays 19.05 x 60000.=1.2m will be profits

IamR:
I am not just happy with what is happening to our TBills. See where our greeds have led us now. It seems TBills don dey cast small small.
What are they prorating in TBills? I am not just happy. Where to go again? Eurobonds sef no be am, I transferred 13k$, my bank charged me 135$ just to invest in Eurobonds. Withdrew 7k$, they charged me 3.5$; It's like keeping money in Dom account does not worth it. It is too expensive to maintain and naira has been very stabled for almost one and half years now.

Where should we invest now?
Any available bond or commercial paper?

Oh my sweet treasury bills is turning sour.