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Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by casualobserver: 11:25am On Jun 22, 2022 |
PHIPEX: I am a man who stands for truth and I just checked the share price in 2018. I deal in verifiable facts. I have no problem in admitting that on this I was wrong and Peter Obi was indeed right. Whether or not the interview was done in 2018, the stake was worth more than $100m in 2018. My other issues against Obi still stand until proven otherwise. As for Buhari I have never been a fan or apostle of Buhari, never voted for him, even though I will vote Tinubu in 2023. I was around to see what he did when he 1st came in in 1983 and I warned he would be a disaster. 2 Likes
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Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:25am On Jun 22, 2022 |
EkelediliBuhari:So he is the one that invested state fund for personal gains not Peter Obi. We already know but he is not my focus. Peter Obi is my focus. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by SugarGirl44(f): 11:28am On Jun 22, 2022 |
shigishege: Hoebi thinks he's wise. He kept that money and away for future stealing. But he was clever about it. Trust ibo people at your detriment. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by PHIPEX(m): 11:29am On Jun 22, 2022 |
omohayek:It is you who was too lazy to research an information before writing an epistle in support of your demigod and to damage his reputation, ypu rushed to call him a liar even when you are the liar. Obi owes you no apology for granting an interview in 2018 but Nigeria poor education quality makes every one regurgitate infor without proper fact checks. Imagine a whole news media Cable fact checking a 2018 interview with 2022 share prices and dollar price, isn't that dunce? |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by GloriousGbola: 11:30am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Has the value of Guinness and Nigerian breweries dropped within the same time period? That should be the question. The economy is bad, but it has not impacted on the consumption of beer |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:31am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Afamed:Pass this post |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:32am On Jun 22, 2022 |
ChicagoBar:Based on? |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by shigishege: 11:33am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Soso990240:I wouldn't have responded to you desident but let me put the record straight for you. 1. The money Tinubu borrowed according to your written statement here if true at least we can obviously see the tangible developmental result in Lagos of today. If you don't know the development in Lagos pls take a motor from you Enugu or I and come and check Lagos or listen to olamide's songs. If I carry you come Lagos my guy, you go love Lagos. 2. If okonjo ask you guys to save money ey is it only your governors that save the money. Why then is it thier own savings that's generating issues and complains?? 3 Tinubu did not start his life in politics. He only delved into politics after fulfilling his destiny in private sector, if you want to know more about it, Google: Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He was already a made man before becoming a governor. Lastly if you really want to know what bola Ahmed did with money ask your flat head colleagues who are in Lagos. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by ogatboy(m): 11:33am On Jun 22, 2022 |
casualobserver: Sorry I have verified and those statements were made in 2018 and were true. The issue of the debt was cleared online. Maybe you should listen to him objectively and his defense of all accusations. Even the Pandora stuff, he came out publicly to explain what happened. I don't see any half truth. He built roads, Universities and education went up in Anambra. Except you are just biased, he did more than even Fashola considering their resources |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:33am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Golan007:Wrong thread dear |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:34am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Sholaco:Your wish not the wish of the people. You bags of rice and money will fail you because they are chains of slavery |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:35am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Vaughanlanrewaj:Did you read? It is actually 10 years. But if you do not read, you will not understand. Now go back and read |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by Itsrm(m): 11:36am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Ikem11: Lol, people resort to insults when they have nothing left to say. Anyone following the argument knows who the daft one is. My last response to you. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:36am On Jun 22, 2022 |
salesbloo:Passing this post |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by shigishege: 11:38am On Jun 22, 2022 |
TheOgaBoss:but your own former governor investments fail. So in your case a failure is not a good or tangible things. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by Vaughanlanrewaj: 11:38am On Jun 22, 2022 |
agabaI23:In maths and simple arithmetric,10 is over 5 and approximately 10. It is to give allowance that the absolute date quoted there may as well be an approximation. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by Nobody: 11:40am On Jun 22, 2022 |
agabaI23: I love this on your profile You sef like quarrel pass food
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Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:40am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Freethinker87:I based my calculation on the information I got from the scandalous publication which they claimed came from the commissioner of finance. See my attached spreadsheet for how I got my figures and for the source of my data ---https://www.nairaland.com/7189779/peter-obis-12.24m-investment-breweries#114025775 I need a feedback too with evidence because I want you to be right please |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by shigishege: 11:42am On Jun 22, 2022 |
arantess:apart from private individual, we are talking about state investments. Is that the same way it's affecting Lagos State, Rivers State, Ogun state, Oyo state, kano state, akwa ibom state that they are generating big IGR for thier state. And mind you obasanjo withheld Lagos government funds for any years yet tinubu forged ahead and made it without federal government input for good 9years. Shame on you. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by jaxxy(m): 11:42am On Jun 22, 2022 |
RichDad1: Tinubu is draining lagos of its revenues and u are here insulting sm1 who added profits to his state?? |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by cherishmichael: 11:42am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Even when he speaks, you'll see a great leader in him, kudos Peter Obi!. 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by rigarmortis: 11:43am On Jun 22, 2022 |
shigishege: The article said invested. Not keep. Let me help you with a sentence so you can see the difference. The money your parents invested your education should have been kept in a piggy bank. Can you spot the difference |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by Cyoung4real(m): 11:44am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Afamed: Oga he made that statement in 2018 and the value then was close to $98M go and verify and stop being smart by half |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by frleopardo: 11:44am On Jun 22, 2022 |
chatinent:Then you are not wise except you don't stay in Nigeria, because whoever becomes your leader through election would affect your finances, one way or he other. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by championeh(m): 11:44am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Investor Obi |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by Nobody: 11:44am On Jun 22, 2022 |
Ifaremi: Why always posting this rubbish nobody cares about? Abeg this is news platform not for business.. Go open shop jari |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by agabaI23(m): 11:45am On Jun 22, 2022 |
casualobserver:Who do you prefer? Sell your candidate to me. |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by Funkyswagzz(m): 11:46am On Jun 22, 2022 |
shigishege: Can you tell me why lagos is the centre for economic development in nigeria? Just give me a simple answer |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by shigishege: 11:46am On Jun 22, 2022 |
rigarmortis:though I love that your twisting figurative expression/sentence. But as it is, my parent are proud of the money they spent on my education. If not Yaminrins for they tell us blue na black |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by Sixfiguresmart(m): 11:47am On Jun 22, 2022 |
I strongly believe that it is a great investment. A stride above embezzled funds. He endeavored in a volatile market and that is better than looting. It is called investment and every success story can resonate with that. Tinubu looted the national coffer in broad daylight with hundred of onlookers witnessing the historic bullion vans moving the national (every single Nigerian's) money into his PRIVATE residence. The impunity. There is no theft bigger than that recorded by a non-elected civilian. Anything away from this chain of unscrupulous grandees is welcome. The people are revolting already. They need a fresh face and something away from the corrupt system. I see no reason why a sane human being would support Tinubu if not for either selfish or tribal reasons. A man with a throng of villainous mobs on his pay list. What can he every achieve? He believes in the same old autocratic godfatherism system. Enough! That system is hurting. The entire country is sinking already. Time to get off that horse and try something new. Seun: |
Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by Freethinker87: 11:48am On Jun 22, 2022 |
agabaI23: Anambra Invested N1,955,535,247.00 for a 10% stake in SABMiller in 2012. SABMiller is a subsidiary of AB Inbev. In 2017, AB Invec decided to consolidate its stake by merging SABMiller, Intafact Beverages Limited and Pabod Breweries to create a new subsidiary in Nigeria called International Breweries PLC. This merger increased the value of INTBREW greatly, however, diluted Anambra's shares to 4.7% making her the 2nd largest single investor in INTBREW. Anambra was 1st largest single investor in SABMiller. As of this moment, the market cap of INTBREW is N151.771B. N151.771B x 0.047 = N7.32B I challenge anyone to prove otherwise.
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Re: Peter Obi Invested N1.96 Billion And The Value Now Is N2.24 Billion (picture) by casualobserver: 11:52am On Jun 22, 2022 |
ogatboy: I am not disputing that he left 75b in cash and investments. The point of contention is that he conveniently and deliberately failed to mention that there were outstanding contract liabilities worth 185 billion. That is not how you prepare a handover note which is effectively a balance sheet. Please ask any accountant. You don’t state the cash you have without stating the your liabilities even if they are not due today. You don’t prepare a balance sheet and say as at today June 22, I have no payments due, so I won’t include the money I owe ogatboy on my balance sheet because I am not due to pay him until he asks, thats false accounting. Or else every outgoing administration can just borrow huge sums from a bank, list it as cash and not reveal the repayments due on that loan because no repayment is due on that particular date. The argument that the payments on the contracts we’re not due is a mischevious argument. Many of the bonds and cash investments have a maturity date in the future and cannot be accessed on the handover date….so why state those? Why state money you will get in 3,4,5 years but don’t state liabilities that may be due anytime a contractor presents a bill of payment? Handover notes are like a balance sheet. A snapshot of affairs at a point in time. Failing to include liabilities from contracts entered into is either a display of incompetence or manipulation aka accounting fraud. I was just presented facts on Peter Obi’s claims on $100m. I verified and found it to be true and I had no problem in admiting I was wrong. I deal in facts. The problem with many Obi supporters is they deny facts. If you present facts I will readily shift my position as I have already displayed but as someone who works in finance, I know I am right on this. 2 Likes |
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