If I were to advise someone who is considering buying stocks in the market right now, my recommended allocation would be:
MTN Nigeria: 30%
Seplat Energy: 25%
Custodian Investment: 20%
Wema Bank: 15%
The Initiates: 10%
The thinking is simple.
We want the bulk of the money in companies that are already proven. Coys with scale. Coys with cash flow. Coys that can survive difficult cycles and still keep producing earnings.
Then we want a smaller part of the portfolio in names that can grow faster, but where we must also respect the risks.
@IamaExcellency According to Islam, their Eid ram must be eaten and the meat must finish in a day but anyone killing theirs today or tomorrow want the meat to remain for future purposes according to the Nigerian economy
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NNPC just completed a pipeline crossing under the River Niger and most Nigerians don’t understand how big this is.
OB3 pipeline now unlocks 2 billion cubic feet of gas per day. Two billion. Every single day. That gas powers electricity, factories, industries.
Nigeria has always had the gas. The problem was never supply it was moving it from where it’s produced to where it’s needed. This pipeline connects East to West. That bottleneck just got removed.
They already did the AKK crossing last year. Now OB3. Two river Niger crossings back to back. The gas grid is actually coming together.
The target is 12 billion cubic feet per day by 2030. Right now we’re nowhere close. But infrastructure like this is how you get there. No infrastructure no industrialization. Simple.
This is the kind of news that should trend. Not because it’s exciting but because your light bill depends on it.
STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE
PRESIDENT TINUBU APPOINTS LANRE BABALOLA AS SPECIAL ADVISER ON POWER, CHAIRS PRESIDENTIAL TASKFORCE ON POWER SECTOR RESET
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, has appointed Mr Rilwan Lanre Babalola as Special Adviser to the President on Power and as Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Power Sector Reset and Restoration.
The President has also redesignated the Office of the Special Adviser (Energy) as the Special Adviser (Oil & Gas) to clarify roles and avoid duplication of functions within the energy governance framework.
Mr Babalola, a former Minister for Power, brings deep sectoral expertise and a proven understanding of the structural and operational challenges within the electricity value chain.
His appointment underscores the President’s determination to undertake a decisive and results-driven reset of Nigeria’s power sector.
The Presidential Taskforce, which he heads, will operate under a direct presidential mandate as a high-level, delivery-focused vehicle to restore discipline, efficiency, and commercial viability across the power sector, while ensuring effective coordination among relevant ministries, departments, and agencies.
The Taskforce’s mandate includes driving a comprehensive system reset of the electricity sector; implementing a “Performance Before Expansion” framework; reducing technical, commercial, and collection losses; and strengthening cost discipline and tariff integrity.
It will also enhance revenue assurance and sector liquidity; restore grid discipline and market integrity; promote productive use of power across key sectors; develop Electricity Growth Zones; reduce fiscal exposure; and deliver a 90-day implementation blueprint.
The President expects Mr Babalola to bring urgency, discipline, and a strong execution focus to this assignment, in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda, to deliver measurable improvements in power supply and sector performance.
Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President
(Information & Strategy)
April 30, 2026
@KarounwiAdini The NBC or whoever is their regulator needs to come really hard on them.
Irresponsible journalism at its peak. This is not their first time doing this nonsense.
Los alto al fuego siempre son una buena noticia. Sobre todo si conducen a una paz justa y duradera. Pero el alivio momentáneo no puede hacernos olvidar el caos, la destrucción y las vidas perdidas.
El Gobierno de España no aplaudirá a quienes incendian el mundo porque se presenten con un cubo.
Lo que toca ahora: diplomacia, legalidad internacional y PAZ.
He was a Petroleum Minister but didn’t understand that there was a fuel subsidy…..
I remember educated people joining him to argue that there was no fuel subsidy….
Our elite class is dominated by charlatans…..
Buhari, Kwankwaso And Elrufai are extremist. The thing is that Extremism is fluid in Northern Nigeria because of 1. Fanatical religious base and 2. A history of violence and oppression. The wise thing is to address these issues. https://t.co/KSpv8iiF8B
Crude-for-Naira: Dangote Refinery Receives Only 5 Out of Mandatory 15 Cargos of Crude Monthly - Bird
Dangote Refinery is operating at full capacity, processing 650,000 BPD, meeting not only Nigeria's fuel demand but also the regional demand. We've been vocal about the existing arrangement with the Federal Government under the crude-for-naira programme, which is often misunderstood as a pricing regime. It's actually priced at the full international benchmark without the foreign exchange implication, which has helped stabilise the FX market. However, that agreement isn't being met, not just in terms of volume but also quality allocation. We urge the government to be transparent with the allocation methodology. We should be receiving 13 to 15 cargoes of crude monthly to meet Nigeria's demand.
David Bird, CEO of Dangote Refinery