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  1. Asked: September 18, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Can Parents Buy IPO Shares for Their Children Who Are Dependants in Nigeria?

    Onuoha John
    Onuoha John
    Added an answer about 2 months ago

    Yes , a parent can buy for their children , because is a very good idea by just investing in their future.

    Yes , a parent can buy for their children , because is a very good idea by just investing in their future.

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  2. Asked: September 18, 2026In: STOCK & CAPITAL MARKET

    can I buy dangote IPO multiple times?

    Onuoha John
    Onuoha John
    Added an answer about 2 months ago

    Yes, but you are only restricted to buy after 13th of October you are no longer buying again. But this is my advice for you, before you say you want to buy that shares please ask more questions and read the terms and conditions applied to it to be educated and for you to know what you are doing. PlsRead more

    Yes, but you are only restricted to buy after 13th of October you are no longer buying again.
    But this is my advice for you, before you say you want to buy that shares please ask more questions and read the terms and conditions applied to it to be educated and for you to know what you are doing.
    Pls note, is not a get rich quick platform, sometimes the business can have high profit or low profit. So learn what you want to invest your money into .

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  3. Asked: September 20, 2026In: STOCK & CAPITAL MARKET

    Can I Make a Profit From Dangote Refinery Shares Within One Year?

    Onuoha John
    Onuoha John
    Added an answer about 2 months ago

    Yes you can make a profit, but my simple advice for you is to do more research and read the terms and conditions applied to the Dangote refinery so u get better understanding of what you are going into and investing in.

    Yes you can make a profit, but my simple advice for you is to do more research and read the terms and conditions applied to the Dangote refinery so u get better understanding of what you are going into and investing in.

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  4. Asked: September 20, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Should I Invest in Dangote Refinery Shares or NGX Group Shares for 1–2 Years?

    Onuoha John
    Onuoha John
    Added an answer about 2 months ago

    Now this is what I will like you to do 50/50. So what do I mean by 50/50, the money you want to use for investment divide it into 2 , after that make your own personal research or meet your bank and ask more questions for your own better understanding on this two investment you are about going into,Read more

    Now this is what I will like you to do 50/50.
    So what do I mean by 50/50, the money you want to use for investment divide it into 2 , after that make your own personal research or meet your bank and ask more questions for your own better understanding on this two investment you are about going into, so any one that works best for you and suits you very well and you know you can be very patient with it then u invest wisely. But remember u will not start making making immediately it will take some period of time. Thanks 👍

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  5. Asked: March 21, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Is Investing ₦1 Million in Stocks Better Than Starting a Business in Nigeria?

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    Added an answer about 2 months ago

    Firstly, you should go for personal investment to learn skills and get more knowledge that will help generate more money for you as an individual. Finally, you can now invest but not everything you have , like let me say 10-20 percent or as you wish but not everything you have , because some investmRead more

    Firstly, you should go for personal investment to learn skills and get more knowledge that will help generate more money for you as an individual.
    Finally, you can now invest but not everything you have , like let me say 10-20 percent or as you wish but not everything you have , because some investment plan will not allow you to withdraw after some months or years, as the case may be.

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