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[Habu Sadeik @HabuSadeik]

How NLNG Operates: Understanding Natural Gas from Start to Finish.

PART A

I wrote about how oil is produced, the contracts that govern O&G, and the fiscal terms involved.

Now let us see in simple terms how the LNG gas side of the industry works.

Thread!!!

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🔵🔴 Barcelona have fully agreed on personal terms with Rodri after contract proposal sent to his agent.

Negotiations club to club to follow with Man City to advance on transfer fee and get the deal done ASAP.

🎥➕ https://t.co/qAhLqKiRBL

[veriTY™️ @VERITY_HQ]

Peller like every Nigeria man I know , don go carry Nigerian used turkombo toto put for house .

Marry a non virgin at your own risk ⚠️

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[Wale Banks 📊 @iamwalebanks]

For those asking how to get started, READ THIS:

[Wale Banks 📊 @iamwalebanks]

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[Wale Banks 📊 @iamwalebanks]

Lionel Messi.

The best there was.
The best there is.
The best there ever will be.

Grateful to have witnessed the greatest to ever play the game. 🐐

[Mazi Ndu @maziNdu4Real]

Femi Otedola doesn’t play by the usual corporate rules. While other billionaires are busy trying to buy up entire sectors and hold them forever, Otedola uses a hyper-aggressive "capital recycling" strategy that completely disrupts the NGX

If you’re a young investor trying to flip a small portfolio into serious money in NGX, bookmark and study this Otedola's real-life lessons

✅️ When Otedola likes an asset, he doesn't sip it, he gulps it. Look at First HoldCo (FBNH), he single-handedly injected over ₦70 billion across mid-2025 and 2026 private placements to push his stake to 20.4%.

Diversification protects wealth, but concentration builds it. As a young investor, stop scattering ₦50k into 20 different penny stocks. Pick 2 or 3 high-conviction companies and back them with everything you have

✅️Master the Art of the Aggressive Exit

Most retail investors fall in love with their stocks and hold them to the grave. Otedola doesn't. He bought Forte Oil, built it, and sold it to pivot to power. He built Geregu Power, listed it, and recently divested control to redeploy that cash straight into massive banking stakes and the Dangote Refinery IPO. Never marry a stock. If an asset has matured or a better opportunity shows up, take your profits and move the capital

✅️ When Otedola bought into Firstbank, it was trading under ₦5 a few years back. When he bought Transcorp, it was under ₦2. He looks for systemically important, old-school institutions that have bad management or temporary issues, because he knows they are too big to fail.

Buy solid companies when they are facing temporary bad press or corporate restructuring, that’s where the 10x gains are hiding.

✅️ Look at his latest moves, Power infrastructure, tier-1 banking, and critical refining. He invests strictly in things the Nigerian government must protect to keep the economy alive.

If you want your portfolio to survive local inflation and currency devaluations, anchor your cash in companies that provide essential services the country literally cannot function without.

[Jenny Okpechi 📈investor 🇬🇧 @savvymoneygirl]

My dear Nigerians, let me tell you how you can earn passive income every month using FGN Savings Bonds.

If you have ₦10 million sitting somewhere and you want it to start paying you like a salary without touching the capital, there’s a simple structure people overlook.

Don’t invest it all at once.

Split it into three parts.

So instead of putting ₦10,000,000 into one bond cycle, you divide it into roughly ₦3,333,000 each.

Then you stagger it like this:

Put the first ₦3,333,000 into the January FGN Savings Bond.
That one will pay you interest every April, July, October, and January.

Put the second ₦3,333,000 into the February bond.
That pays you every May, August, November, and February.

Then the last ₦3,333,000 goes into the March bond.
That pays every June, September, December, and March.

Now here’s where it gets interesting.

Because the payments are staggered across different months, you don’t wait three months with nothing happening.

Every single month, one of the bonds pays you.

So instead of “quarterly income that arrives in clumps,” you’ve basically created a monthly rhythm where something always lands in your account.

At the current June 2026 three-year FGN Savings Bond rate of about 14.777%, each ₦3.33m tranche generates roughly ₦120,000 to ₦125,000 every quarter.

But because the tranches rotate, that becomes a steady monthly inflow averaging around ₦120k-ish coming in every month across the cycle, while your ₦10 million stays intact.

That’s the part people miss. It’s not about chasing higher returns. It’s about structuring what already exists in a smarter way.

Of course, rates change monthly depending on DMO issuance, so the exact figures won’t always be identical. But the structure stays the same.

Not financial advice, just showing you how the calendar can work in your favour if you use it properly.

Would you rather have random payouts… or something that quietly lands every month like clockwork?

[Wale Banks 📊 @iamwalebanks]

How to Analyze NGX 🇳🇬 Stocks Using Metrics

A Step-by-Step Guide 🧵👇🏽

[Toby @TomolaGroup]

Dangote is worth tens of billions of dollars. He does not have tens of billions sitting in any account.

His wealth is shares. Ownership stakes, priced daily by the market.

And when billionaires need cash, they rarely sell. They borrow against the shares. Selling ends the compounding and triggers tax. Borrowing keeps the asset growing while freeing the money.

Now you understand the game: the poor sell assets to solve problems. The rich borrow against assets and let the assets keep working.

[Toby @TomolaGroup]

If you’re serious about investing, learn to read financial statements.

That’s where every real investor finds the truth.

Here’s the simplest breakdown you’ll ever see:

1. Income Statement

This shows how much a company makes, spends, and keeps.

• Revenue is what comes in.

• Expenses are what goes out.

• Net profit is what’s left. That’s the real scorecard of performance.

2.Balance Sheet

This is the company’s financial position at a single point in time.

• Assets are what it owns.
• Liabilities are what it owes.
• Equity is what truly belongs to you as a shareholder after debts are cleared.

3. Cash Flow Statement

This tells you how money actually moves. A company can post profits and still struggle if cash isn’t flowing.

• Operating cash flow comes from business activities.

• Investing cash flow comes from buying or selling assets.

• Financing cash flow comes from loans, dividends, or new capital.

Now the key metrics that separate good companies from great ones:

• P/E Ratio tells you how much investors are paying for every naira earned.

• Profit Margin shows how efficiently sales turn into profit.

• Debt to Equity shows how much leverage the company is carrying.

• ROE shows how well management turns your investment into results.

In simple terms:

• The Income Statement shows performance.

• The Balance Sheet shows strength.

• The Cash Flow Statement shows sustainability.

Master these three and you’ll stop guessing which companies to invest in. You’ll start knowing.

[Bronze Bomber🎾🏅 @hamohullah]

@TomolaGroup I am in

[Bronze Bomber🎾🏅 @hamohullah]

@zillionokoye Code pls

[Olayinka 🇳🇬🇺🇾 @mickoly]

The correct Tinubu 3 years score card, which translated to FAILURE.

See Before and After, and you also decide if this is not failure.

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

PMS ₦1400, Kerosene ₦4k, Gas ₦2000, Cement ₦12k. inflation 19%, No Security, No Light, No Money.

[The Fútbol Zone | FZ @TheFutbolZoneX]

🚨💣 Thierry Henry accuses Real Madrid of turning Barcelona's transfer targets into their own obsession

🗣️: "Sometimes I look at Real Madrid's transfer activity and I wonder if they are building their own project or simply following Barcelona's shopping list.

Barcelona wanted Bernardo Silva, and now Madrid want Bernardo Silva. Barcelona showed interest in Dumfries, and Madrid rushed to secure him. Hansi Flick reportedly prefers Gvardiol, and suddenly Madrid are pushing for Gvardiol too. Barcelona work on Julian Alvarez, then Madrid submit a €150 million bid and make sure everyone hears about it. Now the same thing is happening with Marc Cucurella.

Of course, clubs can like the same players. That is football. But when the same pattern repeats itself with Bernardo Silva, Dumfries, Gvardiol, Julian Alvarez and Cucurella, people start asking questions.

Real Madrid are one of the biggest clubs in history. They should be setting their own direction, not constantly appearing wherever Barcelona are trying to go. Sometimes it feels like their first objective is not signing the player for Madrid, but making sure Barcelona do not get him.

A great club builds its own project. If your transfer strategy starts looking like a reaction to your rival's plans, then maybe you have forgotten what made you great in the first place."

[Bronze Bomber🎾🏅 @hamohullah]

@investbamboo @investbamboo I really don’t know why u guys will be free to post on your timeline and just choose not to attend to dm or resolve your customers issue…Na wa ooh

[Bronze Bomber🎾🏅 @hamohullah]

@investbamboo Please check your dm.

[Bronze Bomber🎾🏅 @hamohullah]

@theflutterwave @investbamboo please how long will it take you to reply a dm not to talk of resolving my issue!!!!