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  • Re: Eterna oil Post #169601
    Posted at: 10:51 am, 25th May 2013
    by afolabi27. SMN . Joined: 26th July 2009. Thanked 19 times.

    nosa2;169562 wrote:
    I wonder how many people are thinking the exact same thing.

    ...going by some fundamentals, this stock is still a BUY, BUY, BUY. Don't be too sure every investor will want to exit this stock on the account of Fola Adeola leaving his post.
    oyo;169567 wrote:
    Bros, shebi nah only 2000units you dey buy for any stock? No wahala, nothing do you.

    :D:D:D. Nothing do me jare. I don round trip the stock small, make I dey watch sha.
    faithgonuel;169569 wrote:
    Not to worry...... I will be waiting at the N1.00 junction. Once you reach there, PM me.

    Lai lai, you won't see it there O. I will load at 250% of your target price.;)


  • Re: Sports Matters Post #169600
    Posted at: 9:26 am, 25th May 2013
    by Salida. SMN . Joined: 11th July 2010. Thanked 128 times.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169599
    Posted at: 9:02 am, 25th May 2013
    by bamidele97. SMN . Joined: 5th November 2010. Thanked 32 times.

    eniyanman;169597 wrote:
    Bros, what happened to Orji?

    I present another narrative. Look at Tinubu OBJ saga. 'Conflicts' like this usually diminishes the 'stronger' party. It only whips up sympathy for the 'weaker' person. The longer GEJ continues this proxy fight with Amaechi, especially by using the instrument of state, the weaker he is perceived and becomes. Whereas, Amaechi's stock will continue to rise.
    Even some Govs ported to vote for Amaechi. This is what happens when you suppress dissent. It doesn't disappear it goes 'camouflage'.
    It takes exceptional incompetence not to learn from (recent) history.

    So today, an adaptation of Mrs Thatcher's speech would read; "...and the fact that we are gathered here now... is a sign not only that this 'attack' has failed, but that all attempts to 'destroy' democracy by intimidation, harassment, 'puppetocracy', and the abuse of state power etc. will fail."

    GEJ is now caught in a his own vortex. He needs to change direction. He should use "Democracy Day" speech to give a clearest "indirect" hint he won't be a candidate in 2015 and his focus is to bequeath a legacy. But then again, hubris and the seduction of deception are powerful forces.

    I respect Amaechi more than most govs in Nigeria. This is a man that fought the PDP tooth and nail to reclaim his mandate when he was substituted by PDP under the leadership of OBJ, Ali and Anenih. There was never a time he behaved like a sycophants and I don't expect him to kowtow to anyone.
    GEJ has a good opportunity to campaign with his achievement come 2015 rather than engaging himself in pettiness with Amaechi over a flying toy.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169597
    Posted at: 7:21 am, 25th May 2013
    by eniyanman. SMN . Joined: 11th December 2007. Thanked 126 times.

    waaan5;169584 wrote:
    Obene kwa kwa.:D:D:D
    Na we rivers people i dey pity. Make they go ask orji uzor and abia people what happens when a gov is goaded by mischief makers into over rating himself.:)

    Bros, what happened to Orji?

    I present another narrative. Look at Tinubu OBJ saga. 'Conflicts' like this usually diminishes the 'stronger' party. It only whips up sympathy for the 'weaker' person. The longer GEJ continues this proxy fight with Amaechi, especially by using the instrument of state, the weaker he is perceived and becomes. Whereas, Amaechi's stock will continue to rise.
    Even some Govs ported to vote for Amaechi. This is what happens when you suppress dissent. It doesn't disappear it goes 'camouflage'.
    It takes exceptional incompetence not to learn from (recent) history.

    So today, an adaptation of Mrs Thatcher's speech would read; "...and the fact that we are gathered here now... is a sign not only that this 'attack' has failed, but that all attempts to 'destroy' democracy by intimidation, harassment, 'puppetocracy', and the abuse of state power etc. will fail."

    GEJ is now caught in a his own vortex. He needs to change direction. He should use "Democracy Day" speech to give a clearest "indirect" hint he won't be a candidate in 2015 and his focus is to bequeath a legacy. But then again, hubris and the seduction of deception are powerful forces.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169596
    Posted at: 6:47 am, 25th May 2013
    by bamidele97. SMN . Joined: 5th November 2010. Thanked 32 times.

    waaan5;169489 wrote:
    These are the leaders and potential presidential materials of the APC. Epitomes of corruption indeed!. So this man does not see anything wrong in depolying undue advantage in 'using his connections' to secure jobs for his daughters? Where is the place of merit? What about the children of the powerless who do not have connections? :mad:

    If today El-rufai decides to use his influence as a former DG of BPE and a former minister of FCT to secure employment for his children I can assure you that by monday morning their desks will be ready at the corner piece office spaces.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169595
    Posted at: 6:36 am, 25th May 2013
    by bamidele97. SMN . Joined: 5th November 2010. Thanked 32 times.

    migiets;169499 wrote:
    And he was insulting the President of a country. To even think that he was trying to influence employment for his daughter, it shows that the daughters are dull and not intelligent and not able to compete in a competitive environment. Iam sure very soon, when APC takes over government in 2015, he will influence their employment to be DGs of top parastatals and i guess you and i know what such a parastatal will turn out to be.

    #El-RufaiForPresident2015.

    Or appoint them the Permanent Secretaries of state ministries :D:D


  • Re: odd world Post #169594
    Posted at: 6:20 am, 25th May 2013
    by Salida. SMN . Joined: 11th July 2010. Thanked 128 times.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169593
    Posted at: 6:12 am, 25th May 2013
    by eniyanman. SMN . Joined: 11th December 2007. Thanked 126 times.

    waaan5;169581 wrote:
    I have ported into the clamor. El Rufai for president (of APC) in 2015! Come to think if, I defended this fellow when he was pulling down hard working peoples' houses on the guise of doing the right thing. I now know better - those people did not have the right connections. So we have here, one man using his influence to chase jobs for his daughters irregardless of their competitiveness or lack of it, and another using his influence to appoint his close family members (wife, inlaws, etc.) as sole candidates of his party for political offices. And these are the leaders of the band of people pretending to be the messiahs that will deliver nigeria from the scouge of corruption. If anybody believe them, I have Nestle to sell to that person for 50kobo per unit.:) APC better look for something to run on in 2015. Corruption and insecurity have been taken off the table.

    Why not extend this narrative to sitting Govs who openly boast about rigging elections, and when their muppet loses an election they claim it's rigged.
    If the ruling party was so great why is the opposition, despite its flaws, receiving massive support? Nigerians want change.
    The fuel subsidy scam, the pension scheme scam, Alams pardon etc all happened under this govt not APC.
    Competition for political office is prerequisite for change. If Nigerians always vote out incompetents, on a long enough timeline, governance will dramatically improve as we learn to reward success and punish failure.

    I understand your point on ElRufai but that presupposes he wasn't referring to employment in privately owned companies.

    PS, abeg why Ejiro & Kevwe no do interview "to ascertain their competitiveness" before dem begin work for Mama Ejiro [/B]


  • Re: World Politics Post #169592
    Posted at: 6:10 am, 25th May 2013
    by Salida. SMN . Joined: 11th July 2010. Thanked 128 times.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169591
    Posted at: 5:58 am, 25th May 2013
    by Salida. SMN . Joined: 11th July 2010. Thanked 128 times.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169590
    Posted at: 5:47 am, 25th May 2013
    by Salida. SMN . Joined: 11th July 2010. Thanked 128 times.

    Salida;169587 wrote:
    Do you guys know if they had reached an agreement with the presidency? Where were the other candidates that the journalists had been speculating as possible options to be presented by PDP NGF? Only the Gov of Plateau contested against Gov Amaechi.:)


    NGF election: Governors jubilate as Amaechi emerges winner — The Punch - Nigeria's Most Widely Read Newspaper

    It seems the President's camp actually lost. Jang was unanimously endorsed before the election.:)


  • Re: The Banks Post #169589
    Posted at: 5:40 am, 25th May 2013
    by eniyanman. SMN . Joined: 11th December 2007. Thanked 126 times.

    Oracle;169468 wrote:
    Don't you think that they may turn around and tell the banks to bear some of the losses?

    There is an AMCON levy on all banks' assets so in a sense the banks (i.e shareholders and customers) are footing part of the bill. When will AMCON publish its accounts?


  • Re: World Politics Post #169588
    Posted at: 5:36 am, 25th May 2013
    by Salida. SMN . Joined: 11th July 2010. Thanked 128 times.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169587
    Posted at: 5:17 am, 25th May 2013
    by Salida. SMN . Joined: 11th July 2010. Thanked 128 times.

    upscholar200;169564 wrote:
    Amaechi Wins Governorship Forum Election

    Amaechi Wins Governors' Forum Election | Sahara Reporters
    eniyanman;169579 wrote:
    We salute the Governors for taking a stand.
    In defeat, grace. In victory, magnanimity!

    #Democracy
    Ozone;169580 wrote:
    Gov Rotimi Amaechi 1 vs President GEJ 0.

    Do you guys know if they had reached an agreement with the presidency? Where were the other candidates that the journalists had been speculating as possible options to be presented by PDP NGF? Only the Gov of Plateau contested against Gov Amaechi.:)


  • Re: The Banks Post #169586
    Posted at: 4:05 am, 25th May 2013
    by waaan5. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 14th June 2007. Thanked 147 times.

    eniyanman;169462 wrote:
    Another way of saying they have nationalised the losses yet AMCON plans to start selling the nationalised banks next year which will only serve to crystallise those losses.
    Oracle;169468 wrote:
    Don't you think that they may turn around and tell the banks to bear some of the losses?

    Surprise, surprise? That is the game plan all along, and we who have seen the script before have been shouting. Big borrowers have been 'dashed' the money they borrowed, and the debt transferred to tax payers. Now banks' books have been cleaned, for another round of borrowing to start. Me self don queue :)

    http://www.stockmarketnigeria.com/forums/banking-stocks/2170-banks-post139476.html#post139476


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169585
    Posted at: 3:43 am, 25th May 2013
    by waaan5. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 14th June 2007. Thanked 147 times.

    oyo;169568 wrote:
    Madam, imagine how many lives that would have been saved if our Leader had taken decisive action more than a year ago. Indecision in times of dire need can be very disasterous. I think a good leader should be able to take courageous decisions, promptly, to save the live(s) of the citizens of a country.

    Bro, you are talking like BH has been vanquished. It is still too early oh. What you and other nigerians of goodwill can do is to pray for the country and support the govt in her effort to restore order and sovereignity.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169584
    Posted at: 3:31 am, 25th May 2013
    by waaan5. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 14th June 2007. Thanked 147 times.

    eniyanman;169579 wrote:
    We salute the Governors for taking a stand.
    In defeat, grace. In victory, magnanimity!
    #Democracy
    Ozone;169580 wrote:
    Gov Rotimi Amaechi 1 vs President GEJ 0.

    Obene kwa kwa.:D:D:D
    Na we rivers people i dey pity. Make they go ask orji uzor and abia people what happens when a gov is goaded by mischief makers into over rating himself.:)


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169583
    Posted at: 3:18 am, 25th May 2013
    by waaan5. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 14th June 2007. Thanked 147 times.

    overload;169535 wrote:
    Na oga Peg be o! abi oga Oracle?

    No sir. Peggy na madam infact na miss self for smn:D
    Na so we make am, na so e go be!


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169582
    Posted at: 3:11 am, 25th May 2013
    by waaan5. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 14th June 2007. Thanked 147 times.

    Oracle;169506 wrote:
    I dey tell you! The man wasn't to prove a point that there is unemployement in the country and then he shot himself on his blockos! Imagine using his connections but to no avail. This man shouldn't run for office because he will public office.

    Yes na that is what is called Freudian slip. He did not mean to reveal his corrupt core, but it came out. It was not an allegation. The guy said that with his mouth. If it is in an accountable society like the us, he is politically toast, and can not win even a school district election going forward. All his opponent need do is just put a short clip of el rufai speaking :)


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169581
    Posted at: 2:58 am, 25th May 2013
    by waaan5. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 14th June 2007. Thanked 147 times.

    migiets;169499 wrote:
    And he was insulting the President of a country. To even think that he was trying to influence employment for his daughter, it shows that the daughters are dull and not intelligent and not able to compete in a competitive environment. Iam sure very soon, when APC takes over government in 2015, he will influence their employment to be DGs of top parastatals and i guess you and i know what such a parastatal will turn out to be.
    #El-RufaiForPresident2015.

    I have ported into the clamor. El Rufai for president (of APC) in 2015!

    Come to think if, I defended this fellow when he was pulling down hard working peoples' houses on the guise of doing the right thing. I now know better - those people did not have the right connections.

    So we have here, one man using his influence to chase jobs for his daughters irregardless of their competitiveness or lack of it, and another using his influence to appoint his close family members (wife, inlaws, etc.) as sole candidates of his party for political offices. And these are the leaders of the band of people pretending to be the messiahs that will deliver nigeria from the scouge of corruption. If anybody believe them, I have Nestle to sell to that person for 50kobo per unit.:)

    APC better look for something to run on in 2015. Corruption and insecurity have been taken off the table.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169580
    Posted at: 1:16 am, 25th May 2013
    by Ozone. SMN . Joined: 29th September 2012. Thanked 7 times.

    upscholar200;169564 wrote:
    Amaechi Wins Governorship Forum Election

    Amaechi Wins Governors' Forum Election | Sahara Reporters

    Gov Rotimi Amaechi 1 vs President GEJ 0.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169579
    Posted at: 10:50 pm, 24th May 2013
    by eniyanman. SMN . Joined: 11th December 2007. Thanked 126 times.

    upscholar200;169564 wrote:
    Amaechi Wins Governorship Forum Election

    Amaechi Wins Governors' Forum Election | Sahara Reporters

    We salute the Governors for taking a stand.
    In defeat, grace. In victory, magnanimity!

    #Democracy


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169578
    Posted at: 10:19 pm, 24th May 2013
    by hispy99. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 28th August 2007. Thanked 163 times.


  • Re: State of the Nation Post #169577
    Posted at: 10:18 pm, 24th May 2013
    by hispy99. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 28th August 2007. Thanked 163 times.


  • Re: The Banks Post #169576
    Posted at: 10:17 pm, 24th May 2013
    by hispy99. SMN Forum Moderator. Joined: 28th August 2007. Thanked 163 times.


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