The Possibility Of Dreams.part 264

It is not ambiguous to state that spectre of elusive dreams and broken dreams perambulating the night mare of mortal metropolitan corpus is indubitably linked to poor responses to the revelation at hand when the dreams were first disposed and distilled into human consciousness.Most arts barely peruse the historical significance of timing,mental absorption, mastery of snapshot, triggered images and mnemonics of mental anecdotes when unleashed in the trance or by live images or vision in the night.We live in their obscurity once their memories are lost into the sand dunes and dungeon of times and season.

The operational task of a becoming that includes the consumption of arts undertaken by politics of human prejudice for initiative and great dreams to boom demands clarity of positive responses.The challenges of human commitment and dedication to the anticipated routine of human arts to grow reflection from the repugnant allusion of prejudice is underpinned by good responses leveraged over fractious landmines of robust decision and decision management.The drastic allegory of such bespoke allusion  endears the consumption of arts .

We do not have to make bedraggled beanpole and barefooted and barefaced choices caught in a bedlam bankrupt by moral lacuna of the choices we make.Not understanding the critical choices we make and the whole bailiwick of backwaters, backwoods and shebang of human artistry put us in a dillemma of sinking horizons.

Backslappings, backstabbings ,backbittings, mudslingers by medley and vulgarian fraction could be put us in a horrible position .It requires remorseful backtracking and hardly could any one prioritizes the quality of backtracking unless his intentions are pure like alabaster.Awful dissents are awash in our pathetic history  and wasted away by this auld lang syne of atrocious atrophy.Due to astigmatism we hardly attone for the right conduct of human reflection to break these ill mannered sand dunes and anathema of anticlockwise anticlimax and abduct this nightmare of ageism and bombastic senility.

The Possibility Of Dreams.part 262

Apparently we throw gallantry into the ring to aver that to those who are consecrated to convert them into intuitive privileges make the reconstruction of historical essence so artless adorned by simplicity beyond a reasonable doubt.To realize that the price of history is contrive by remarkable forces who make history go beyond the sanctity of historical transition to attain rudimentary norms of historical essence.Change management and allied pattern of strategic human and social change management routine enables the growth in the momentum of human reflection when the intense exploration of time and arts is underpinned by the sanctity of historical transformation.

However the construction of the moral edifice of historical transformation immensely impairs the terminal cancer of human demotion .It lay bare the growth pattern of strategic thinkers and historical transformation accelerated from the standpoint of effect driven responses.Being embellished by the politics of human reflection enrobed by historical essence,the accelerated velocity of historical transition and historical transformation certainly extremely extraordinary.When the price of freedom guarrantees the affordability of the price of history the golden privileges that abound conscientiously often dampen the corrosion of prior times and its sinking horizons.

The Possibility Of Dreams.part 263

The consecration of social debt plaguing mordern society begins the optimal consciousness of human arts.The constant consumption of this arts unleashes moral reckonings of this social debt that must be paid for the redress that social change could bring to happen.The consumption affords moral beckoning recognizing the scale of human conduct to entertain this quagmire of human debt converted from social debt.In most cases the amortization of this debt signifies correctional surgery of impaired social relation.It requires an autodidact of sublime stature to devise ways and means to resolve this growing tumor of social malaise.The metagenesis of such human conducts and allied custom including responsive capacity should be thoroughly evaluated.

However it begins when the spectre of human responses are leveraged to grow consumption subject to the terminating wiles of its whims and caprices.Timing, timing pattern, transmission of response traditions and accuracy in forecast of those responses,body language, counter responses, delivery and compromises, moral counterpoise etcetera ought be evaluated.To determine the forecast longevity of vision, ideology,allied custom and belief system of the artist in question quarantined to transform human change into social change at the discretion of responsive parameters.

The Possibility Of Dreams.part 261

In most cases the primordiality of human primitiveness hardly redresses this pitfall and beleaguered discontentment in the consumption of arts.To warrant that most ideal consumption is fathomed in the peculiar zombies and barely a perceptive social responses to catalyse badly needed human and social change.We re not devised like an apparatus to remake the past but so much more to rebuild the posterity beyond the strategic confines of moral delimitation and historical essence.It is the primacy effect of strategic thinkers to be lulled into the clarity of human prejudice until a primordial threat to their welfare causes them to rethink the mode and pattern of strategic thinking and adopt straightforward approach that avert menace of casuistry in their coherent transaction of historical transition and wise consumption of arts.The strategic colours of rainbow and intricate tapestry of kismet carry an enduring influence on the use of arts.To declare all moral precedences outmoded and outdated or antediluvian until wrong choices are contrived and we pay dearly for it.Methink we become pundits with the nick of time when this sublime plow of fauxpass and boo-boo is examined beyond the bestial influence of human prejudice.Why do we keep punditry constant in the assymetrical vicious circle of this voluntary and involuntary musters of wrong choices.Peradventure we cluelessly aver that clandestine muster of wrong choices bring with it its pragmatic harness of good tidings.It goes both ways and the end justifies the means.Certainly the mastery of this edifice of human conduct still requires in the nick of time the leverage of human reflection enables the characters of human relations and social relation to coagulate to bring the much envisaged environment of human and social change.

The Founders Of Countries.

founder of Countries

A "founder" of a country is typically an influential leader or group of people who played a key role in establishing a nation's independence, its system of government, or its constitution. 

Because most countries formed through complex historical processes, there is rarely a single "founder." Instead, nations often recognize "Founding Fathers" or "Fathers of the Nation".

Notable National Founders

Below are some of the most recognized founders of modern nations:

United States: A group of seven "principle" Founding Fathers: George Washington (first President), Thomas Jefferson (author of the Declaration of Independence), John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison. 

India: Mahatma Gandhi is officially revered as the "Father of the Nation" for his leadership in the non-violent independence movement. Jawaharlal Nehru served as the first Prime Minister. 

Turkey: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk is the founder and first president of the Republic of Turkey, known for modernizing the nation's legal and educational systems. 

South Africa: Nelson Mandela is considered the founding father of modern, democratic South Africa for leading the struggle against apartheid. 

Pakistan: Muhammad Ali Jinnah, known as Quaid-e-Azam ("Great Leader"), is the founder of Pakistan. 

China: Sun Yat-sen is often called the "Father of the Nation" for his role in the 1911 revolution that ended the monarchy. Mao Zedong founded the modern People's Republic of China in 1949. 

Nigeria: A group of leaders known as the "founding fathers" led the country to independence, including Nnamdi Azikiwe (first President) and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (first Prime Minister). 

Founders of Ancient or Historical States

In some cases, legendary or ancient figures are credited with founding nations: 

Israel: The biblical patriarch Abraham is traditionally considered the founder of the Hebrew nation.

Ethiopia: Menelik I is claimed to be the first Emperor (10th century B.C.), while Menelik II is credited with founding the modern Ethiopian state.

Germany: Otto von Bismarck is recognized as the primary founder and first chancellor of the German Empire in 1871. 

Establishing a nation often involves "Fathers of the Nation"—leaders who led independence movements, unified territories, or authored founding constitutions.

Africa: The "Year of Africa" & Beyond

Many modern African nations established their independence in the mid-20th century.

Ghana: Kwame Nkrumah led the first sub-Saharan colony to independence in 1957 and was a champion of Pan-Africanism.

Kenya: Jomo Kenyatta was the preeminent figure of the independence struggle and served as the nation's first president.

Tanzania: Julius Nyerere (known as Mwalimu or Teacher) unified Tanganyika and Zanzibar into modern Tanzania.

Democratic Republic of the Congo: Patrice Lumumba and Joseph Kasa-Vubu are regarded as the fathers of Congolese independence.

Senegal: Léopold Sédar Senghor, a poet and philosopher, was the primary architect of the modern state.

Nigeria: A collective of leaders is recognized, including Nnamdi Azikiwe (first President) and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (first Prime Minister).

South America: The Libertadores

The 19th-century independence of South America from Spain was largely driven by two military giants.

Northern South America: Simón Bolívar is known as El Libertador. He led the liberation of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Panama, and Bolivia (which is named after him).

Southern South America: José de San Martín led the "Army of the Andes" to secure independence for Argentina and Chile, and he was pivotal in the liberation of Peru.

Brazil: Dom Pedro I declared Brazil's independence from Portugal in 1822 and became its first emperor. 

Europe: The Architects of Unification

While many European countries have ancient roots, several modern states were "founded" through 19th-century unifications. 

Italy: Giuseppe Garibaldi (the military leader), Giuseppe Mazzini (the visionary), and Count Cavour (the statesman) are the "Fathers of the Fatherland" who unified Italy.

Germany: Otto von Bismarck masterminded the unification of various German states into the German Empire in 1871.

The Netherlands: William the Silent is considered the founding father for leading the Dutch revolt against Spanish rule. 

Asia: Modern State Builders

Singapore: Lee Kuan Yew is the founding father of modern Singapore, transforming it from a small port into a global financial hub.

Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh led the movement for independence from French colonial rule and is the central figure of the modern republic.

Bangladesh: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is revered as the "Father of the Nation" for leading the independence movement from Pakistan in 1971. 

Continuing with more foundational leaders who shaped the modern world through independence movements, unification, or revolutionary change:

Central America & The Caribbean

Haiti: Jean-Jacques Dessalines is the founding father of Haiti. He led the only successful slave revolt in history that resulted in the creation of a sovereign state in 1804.

Cuba: José Martí is the national hero and "Apostle of Cuban Independence." Though he died in battle before independence was won, his writings and organizing were the foundation of the Republic.

Mexico: Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a priest, is known as the "Father of the Nation" for launching the Mexican War of Independence with his famous "Grito de Dolores" speech in 1810.

The Middle East & North Africa

Egypt: Saad Zaghloul was the leader of the 1919 Revolution and is considered the "Father of Egyptians" for his role in ending the British protectorate.

United Arab Emirates: Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan is the founding father who unified the seven independent emirates into one federation in 1971.

Algeria: Ahmed Ben Bella was the principal leader of the Algerian War of Independence against France and became the country's first president.

Saudi Arabia: Ibn Saud (Abdulaziz Al Saud) founded the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1932 by uniting the various tribes and regions of the Arabian Peninsula.

Oceania

Australia: Sir Henry Parkes is often called the "Father of Federation." He was the strongest advocate for uniting the six separate British colonies into a single nation in 1901.

Timor-Leste: Xanana Gusmão led the resistance against Indonesian occupation and became the first president of the newly independent nation in 2002.

Historical Powerhouses

Russia: Peter the Great is credited with "founding" the modern Russian Empire by westernizing the country and moving the capital to Saint Petersburg. Vladimir Lenin is the founder of the Soviet Union (USSR), which replaced the Empire in 1922.

France: Charles de Gaulle is considered the father of the modern Fifth Republic (the current French government system) for his leadership during WWII and his constitutional reforms in 1958.

Continuing with more foundational leaders who shaped the maps of Europe, Asia, and North America:

Northern & Eastern Europe

Poland: Józef Piłsudski is the founding father of the Second Polish Republic. He led the fight to restore Poland's independence in 1918 after over a century of being partitioned by Russia, Prussia, and Austria.

Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia): Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk was the primary architect and first president of Czechoslovakia after the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1918.

Finland: Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim is the national hero who led the country through its independence from Russia in 1917 and defended it during WWII.

Central & East Asia

Mongolia: Genghis Khan is the historical founder of the Mongol Empire (the largest contiguous empire in history). In the modern era, Damdin Sükhbaatar is celebrated as the hero of the 1921 revolution that led to Mongolian independence from China.

South Korea: Kim Gu is a revered figure of the independence movement against Japanese rule, while Syngman Rhee served as the first president of the Republic of Korea in 1948.

Indonesia: Sukarno and Mohammad Hatta are the dual "Proclamators" of independence. Sukarno became the first president and unified thousands of islands into one national identity.

North America (Beyond the US)

Canada: Sir John A. Macdonald is the primary "Father of Confederation." He was the first Prime Minister and the driving force behind uniting the British North American colonies into the Dominion of Canada in 1867.

Panama: Manuel Amador Guerrero was the first president and leader of the movement that secured Panama’s independence from Colombia in 1903.

The "Founding" of Global Organizations

While not countries, some individuals are "founders" of the modern global order:

United Nations: Franklin D. Roosevelt (USA) and Winston Churchill (UK) are the primary architects of the UN, though it was officially founded by 51 member nations in 1945.

European Union: Figures like Robert Schuman (France) and Konrad Adenauer (Germany) are called the "Founding Fathers of Europe" for creating the economic unions that became the EU.

Would you like to explore the founding myths and legends (like Romulus and Remus for Rome) or stick to documented modern history?

In addition to the modern political architects already mentioned, some countries trace their origins back to legendary figures, while others have unique groups of founding leaders. 

1. Legendary & Mythological Founders

Many ancient nations attribute their birth to figures from epic poems or religious texts, blending history with legend.

Italy (Rome): Romulus and Remus are the legendary twin brothers who founded Rome. According to myth, they were raised by a she-wolf; Romulus eventually became the first king after a fatal dispute with his brother. 

England: While it has no single modern "founding father," King Arthur is the legendary figure credited with defending the island from invaders and establishing a unified British identity. 

Japan: Izanagi and Izanami are the central Shinto deities credited with the creation of the Japanese islands. 

Mali: Sundiata Keita is the epic hero and historical founder of the Mali Empire. He is celebrated for winning the Battle of Kirina and unifying the Mandinka people.

2. Founders of Modern Multi-Ethnic States

In some nations, the "founder" is the leader who negotiated the delicate balance of different ethnic or religious groups into a single republic.

Malaysia: Tunku Abdul Rahman is known as the "Father of Independence" (Bapa Kemerdekaan) for leading the country to freedom from British rule in 1957.

Afghanistan: Amanullah Khan is often cited as the founder of the modern Afghan state for securing independence from British influence in 1919 and introducing sweeping modernization reforms.

Morocco: Sultan Mohammed V is the pivotal figure who secured independence from France and Spain in 1956, transitioning the country into a modern monarchy.

Nigeria: While Nnamdi Azikiwe was the first president, the nation recognizes a group of "Founding Fathers" including Obafemi Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, who represented different regions during the independence era.

United States: Beyond the "Big Seven" (Washington, Jefferson, etc.), historians often include all 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence as part of the collective founding effort.

4. Ancient Dynastic Founders

China (Qin Dynasty): Qin Shi Huang is the first emperor of a unified China, known for ending the Warring States period and starting the Great Wall.

Portugal: Afonso Henriques is recognized as the first King of Portugal, having secured the country's independence from the Kingdom of León in 1139. 

Morocco. The first Moroccan state was established by Idris I in 788. The 'Alawi dynasty, which rules the country to this day.

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While men often dominate the history books, many nations have Founding Mothers or women who were indispensable to the birth of the state.

1. Founding Mothers and Women Leaders

Israel: Golda Meir was one of the 24 signatories of the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948 and later became the country's first female Prime Minister.

Georgia: Tamara the Great (Queen Tamar) is considered the founder of Georgia's "Golden Age" in the 12th century, unifying the kingdom and expanding its borders to their greatest extent.

United States: While not formal "Founders" in the political sense, Abigail Adams and Dolley Madison were crucial political advisors. Martha Washington was essential in maintaining the morale of the Continental Army.

India: Sarojini Naidu (the "Nightingale of India") was a key figure in the independence movement alongside Gandhi and became the first woman to be the president of the Indian National Congress.

2. Founders of Modern European Republics

Czech Republic & Slovakia: Milan Rastislav Štefánik was a scientist and diplomat who, alongside Masaryk, traveled the world during WWI to gain international recognition for a sovereign Czechoslovak state.

Ireland: Michael Collins and Éamon de Valera are the two primary figures of the Irish War of Independence. Collins negotiated the treaty that led to the Irish Free State, while de Valera became the architect of the modern Republic.

Greece: Alexandros Ypsilantis and the Filiki Eteria (Society of Friends) were the secret organization that initiated the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire in 1821.

3. Founders of the "New" Post-Soviet States

After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, several leaders emerged as the "Founders" of their newly independent republics:

Ukraine: Leonid Kravchuk was the first president who signed the Belavezha Accords, effectively dissolving the Soviet Union and establishing Ukraine's modern sovereignty.

Kazakhstan: Nursultan Nazarbayev is officially titled "Elbasy" (Leader of the Nation) for leading the country through its transition from a Soviet republic to an independent state.

Estonia: Lennart Meri was the writer and diplomat who led the "Singing Revolution" and became the first president of the restored Republic of Estonia.

4. Founders of Southeast Asian Nations

Philippines: José Rizal is the national hero whose writings inspired the revolution, while Emilio Aguinaldo was the first president of the first Philippine Republic.

Cambodia: King Norodom Sihanouk is known as the "Father of Independence" for successfully negotiating Cambodia's freedom from French rule in 1953.

In addition to the modern political architects already mentioned, some countries trace their origins back to legendary figures, while others have unique groups of founding leaders. 

1. Legendary & Mythological Founders

Many ancient nations attribute their birth to figures from epic poems or religious texts, blending history with legend.

Italy (Rome): Romulus and Remus are the legendary twin brothers who founded Rome. According to myth, they were raised by a she-wolf; Romulus eventually became the first king after a fatal dispute with his brother. 

England: While it has no single modern "founding father," King Arthur is the legendary figure credited with defending the island from invaders and establishing a unified British Identity 

Japan: Izanagi and Izanami are the central Shinto deities credited with the creation of the Japanese islands. 

Mali: Sundiata Keita is the epic hero and historical founder of the Mali Empire. He is celebrated for winning the Battle of Kirina and unifying the Mandinka people. 

2. Founders of Modern Multi-Ethnic States

In some nations, the "founder" is the leader who negotiated the delicate balance of different ethnic or religious groups into a single republic.

Malaysia: Tunku Abdul Rahman is known as the "Father of Independence" (Bapa Kemerdekaan) for leading the country to freedom from British rule in 1957.

Afghanistan: Amanullah Khan is often cited as the founder of the modern Afghan state for securing independence from British influence in 1919 and introducing sweeping modernization reforms.

Morocco: Sultan Mohammed V is the pivotal figure who secured independence from France and Spain in 1956, transitioning the country into a modern monarchy.

3. Collective Founding Fathers

Some nations reject the idea of a single founder in favor of a "Founding Generation."

Nigeria: While Nnamdi Azikiwe was the first president, the nation recognizes a group of "Founding Fathers" including Obafemi Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, who represented different regions during the independence era.

United States: Beyond the "Big Seven" (Washington, Jefferson, etc.), historians often include all 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence as part of the collective founding effort. 

4. Ancient Dynastic Founders

China (Qin Dynasty): Qin Shi Huang is the first emperor of a unified China, known for ending the Warring States period and starting the Great Wall.

Portugal: Afonso Henriques is recognized as the first King of Portugal, having secured the country's independence from the Kingdom of León in 1139. 

While men often dominate the history books, many nations have Founding Mothers or women who were indispensable to the birth of the state.

1. Founding Mothers and Women Leaders

Israel: Golda Meir was one of the 24 signatories of the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948 and later became the country's first female Prime Minister.

Georgia: Tamara the Great (Queen Tamar) is considered the founder of Georgia's "Golden Age" in the 12th century, unifying the kingdom and expanding its borders to their greatest extent.

United States: While not formal "Founders" in the political sense, Abigail Adams and Dolley Madison were crucial political advisors. Martha Washington was essential in maintaining the morale of the Continental Army.

India: Sarojini Naidu (the "Nightingale of India") was a key figure in the independence movement alongside Gandhi and became the first woman to be the president of the Indian National Congress.

2. Founders of Modern European Republics

Czech Republic & Slovakia: Milan Rastislav Štefánik was a scientist and diplomat who, alongside Masaryk, traveled the world during WWI to gain international recognition for a sovereign Czechoslovak state.

Ireland: Michael Collins and Éamon de Valera are the two primary figures of the Irish War of Independence. Collins negotiated the treaty that led to the Irish Free State, while de Valera became the architect of the modern Republic.

Greece: Alexandros Ypsilantis and the Filiki Eteria (Society of Friends) were the secret organization that initiated the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire in 1821.

3. Founders of the "New" Post-Soviet States

After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, several leaders emerged as the "Founders" of their newly independent republics:

Ukraine: Leonid Kravchuk was the first president who signed the Belavezha Accords, effectively dissolving the Soviet Union and establishing Ukraine's modern sovereignty.

Kazakhstan: Nursultan Nazarbayev is officially titled "Elbasy" (Leader of the Nation) for leading the country through its transition from a Soviet republic to an independent state.

Estonia: Lennart Meri was the writer and diplomat who led the "Singing Revolution" and became the first president of the restored Republic of Estonia.

4. Founders of Southeast Asian Nations

Philippines: José Rizal is the national hero whose writings inspired the revolution, while Emilio Aguinaldo was the first president of the first Philippine Republic.

Cambodia: King Norodom Sihanouk is known as the "Father of Independence" for successfully negotiating Cambodia's freedom from French rule in 1953.

The Possibility Of Dreams.part 259

The motif for the growth of arts is readjusted at random interval as human development but appalingly not the same when the salinity of arts in the consumption of arts undertake commensurate transaction of historical transition to push the motif beyond human development indexed rather as human abrasion catalysed by human demotion.Suffice to say quite an implausible scenario supplanted when the politics of human prejudice governs the diluted pattern of the supposedly beleaguered mass of human motif .The characters of this motif is denied the sanctity of immaculate conception when this self defacing defense is frustrated by prejudicial politics for which the ends justifies the means.The vulgar fraction of human oriented premise damages and impairs this motif where the uncluttered mass of resource items badly needed to grow human reflection is broken easily by this terminal cancer of bad motif

The Possibility Of Dreams.part 260

When wrong choices are made the prejudice of facts and fable must be elevated beyond the politics of human prejudice to initially soften the humongous burden.As it goes with the clarity of human reflection that might be leveraged at the demise of prejudicial politics is barely decelerated from the ambit of human consciousness delimited by the consumption of human arts .The protracted but mortifying glue of beleaguered motif unleashed to formulate the consciousness of human responses is terminated at the terrible claws of causal driven destroying privilege in contrast to effect driven responses.Since we re all by-products of wrong choices the casuistry of prejudice must be unbuttoned with the prejudice of facts and fable prior to decelerated clarity of successive approximations of human reflection.When mated with the cajole of random facts and rampant indoctrination of facts and fable the redress of time tested grievances is burnished when effect driven responses are mated to the politics of human reflection.To those who are found wanton of change reparations and disingenuous to social change the beast and venoms of the horrifying change is mustered when the effects driven responses are governed by human reflection and reparation of historical essence.The gnashing teeth of historical transition is often tardier nevertheless the casuistry is unaffordable requires sporadic approach untill the mastery of the politics of human reflection soars over immensely incriminative redress of bleaker times.

The Founders Of Countries.

founder of Countries

A "founder" of a country is typically an influential leader or group of people who played a key role in establishing a nation's independence, its system of government, or its constitution. 

Because most countries formed through complex historical processes, there is rarely a single "founder." Instead, nations often recognize "Founding Fathers" or "Fathers of the Nation".

Notable National Founders

Below are some of the most recognized founders of modern nations:

United States: A group of seven "principle" Founding Fathers: George Washington (first President), Thomas Jefferson (author of the Declaration of Independence), John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison. 

India: Mahatma Gandhi is officially revered as the "Father of the Nation" for his leadership in the non-violent independence movement. Jawaharlal Nehru served as the first Prime Minister. 

Turkey: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk is the founder and first president of the Republic of Turkey, known for modernizing the nation's legal and educational systems. 

South Africa: Nelson Mandela is considered the founding father of modern, democratic South Africa for leading the struggle against apartheid. 

Pakistan: Muhammad Ali Jinnah, known as Quaid-e-Azam ("Great Leader"), is the founder of Pakistan. 

China: Sun Yat-sen is often called the "Father of the Nation" for his role in the 1911 revolution that ended the monarchy. Mao Zedong founded the modern People's Republic of China in 1949. 

Nigeria: A group of leaders known as the "founding fathers" led the country to independence, including Nnamdi Azikiwe (first President) and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (first Prime Minister). 

Founders of Ancient or Historical States

In some cases, legendary or ancient figures are credited with founding nations: 

Israel: The biblical patriarch Abraham is traditionally considered the founder of the Hebrew nation.

Ethiopia: Menelik I is claimed to be the first Emperor (10th century B.C.), while Menelik II is credited with founding the modern Ethiopian state.

Germany: Otto von Bismarck is recognized as the primary founder and first chancellor of the German Empire in 1871. 

Establishing a nation often involves "Fathers of the Nation"—leaders who led independence movements, unified territories, or authored founding constitutions.

Africa: The "Year of Africa" & Beyond

Many modern African nations established their independence in the mid-20th century.

Ghana: Kwame Nkrumah led the first sub-Saharan colony to independence in 1957 and was a champion of Pan-Africanism.

Kenya: Jomo Kenyatta was the preeminent figure of the independence struggle and served as the nation's first president.

Tanzania: Julius Nyerere (known as Mwalimu or Teacher) unified Tanganyika and Zanzibar into modern Tanzania.

Democratic Republic of the Congo: Patrice Lumumba and Joseph Kasa-Vubu are regarded as the fathers of Congolese independence.

Senegal: Léopold Sédar Senghor, a poet and philosopher, was the primary architect of the modern state.

Nigeria: A collective of leaders is recognized, including Nnamdi Azikiwe (first President) and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (first Prime Minister).

South America: The Libertadores

The 19th-century independence of South America from Spain was largely driven by two military giants.

Northern South America: Simón Bolívar is known as El Libertador. He led the liberation of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Panama, and Bolivia (which is named after him).

Southern South America: José de San Martín led the "Army of the Andes" to secure independence for Argentina and Chile, and he was pivotal in the liberation of Peru.

Brazil: Dom Pedro I declared Brazil's independence from Portugal in 1822 and became its first emperor. 

Europe: The Architects of Unification

While many European countries have ancient roots, several modern states were "founded" through 19th-century unifications. 

Italy: Giuseppe Garibaldi (the military leader), Giuseppe Mazzini (the visionary), and Count Cavour (the statesman) are the "Fathers of the Fatherland" who unified Italy.

Germany: Otto von Bismarck masterminded the unification of various German states into the German Empire in 1871.

The Netherlands: William the Silent is considered the founding father for leading the Dutch revolt against Spanish rule. 

Asia: Modern State Builders

Singapore: Lee Kuan Yew is the founding father of modern Singapore, transforming it from a small port into a global financial hub.

Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh led the movement for independence from French colonial rule and is the central figure of the modern republic.

Bangladesh: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is revered as the "Father of the Nation" for leading the independence movement from Pakistan in 1971. 

Continuing with more foundational leaders who shaped the modern world through independence movements, unification, or revolutionary change:

Central America & The Caribbean

Haiti: Jean-Jacques Dessalines is the founding father of Haiti. He led the only successful slave revolt in history that resulted in the creation of a sovereign state in 1804.

Cuba: José Martí is the national hero and "Apostle of Cuban Independence." Though he died in battle before independence was won, his writings and organizing were the foundation of the Republic.

Mexico: Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a priest, is known as the "Father of the Nation" for launching the Mexican War of Independence with his famous "Grito de Dolores" speech in 1810.

The Middle East & North Africa

Egypt: Saad Zaghloul was the leader of the 1919 Revolution and is considered the "Father of Egyptians" for his role in ending the British protectorate.

United Arab Emirates: Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan is the founding father who unified the seven independent emirates into one federation in 1971.

Algeria: Ahmed Ben Bella was the principal leader of the Algerian War of Independence against France and became the country's first president.

Saudi Arabia: Ibn Saud (Abdulaziz Al Saud) founded the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 1932 by uniting the various tribes and regions of the Arabian Peninsula.

Oceania

Australia: Sir Henry Parkes is often called the "Father of Federation." He was the strongest advocate for uniting the six separate British colonies into a single nation in 1901.

Timor-Leste: Xanana Gusmão led the resistance against Indonesian occupation and became the first president of the newly independent nation in 2002.

Historical Powerhouses

Russia: Peter the Great is credited with "founding" the modern Russian Empire by westernizing the country and moving the capital to Saint Petersburg. Vladimir Lenin is the founder of the Soviet Union (USSR), which replaced the Empire in 1922.

France: Charles de Gaulle is considered the father of the modern Fifth Republic (the current French government system) for his leadership during WWII and his constitutional reforms in 1958.

Continuing with more foundational leaders who shaped the maps of Europe, Asia, and North America:

Northern & Eastern Europe

Poland: Józef Piłsudski is the founding father of the Second Polish Republic. He led the fight to restore Poland's independence in 1918 after over a century of being partitioned by Russia, Prussia, and Austria.

Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia): Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk was the primary architect and first president of Czechoslovakia after the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1918.

Finland: Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim is the national hero who led the country through its independence from Russia in 1917 and defended it during WWII.

Central & East Asia

Mongolia: Genghis Khan is the historical founder of the Mongol Empire (the largest contiguous empire in history). In the modern era, Damdin Sükhbaatar is celebrated as the hero of the 1921 revolution that led to Mongolian independence from China.

South Korea: Kim Gu is a revered figure of the independence movement against Japanese rule, while Syngman Rhee served as the first president of the Republic of Korea in 1948.

Indonesia: Sukarno and Mohammad Hatta are the dual "Proclamators" of independence. Sukarno became the first president and unified thousands of islands into one national identity.

North America (Beyond the US)

Canada: Sir John A. Macdonald is the primary "Father of Confederation." He was the first Prime Minister and the driving force behind uniting the British North American colonies into the Dominion of Canada in 1867.

Panama: Manuel Amador Guerrero was the first president and leader of the movement that secured Panama’s independence from Colombia in 1903.

The "Founding" of Global Organizations

While not countries, some individuals are "founders" of the modern global order:

United Nations: Franklin D. Roosevelt (USA) and Winston Churchill (UK) are the primary architects of the UN, though it was officially founded by 51 member nations in 1945.

European Union: Figures like Robert Schuman (France) and Konrad Adenauer (Germany) are called the "Founding Fathers of Europe" for creating the economic unions that became the EU.

Would you like to explore the founding myths and legends (like Romulus and Remus for Rome) or stick to documented modern history?

In addition to the modern political architects already mentioned, some countries trace their origins back to legendary figures, while others have unique groups of founding leaders. 

1. Legendary & Mythological Founders

Many ancient nations attribute their birth to figures from epic poems or religious texts, blending history with legend.

Italy (Rome): Romulus and Remus are the legendary twin brothers who founded Rome. According to myth, they were raised by a she-wolf; Romulus eventually became the first king after a fatal dispute with his brother. 

England: While it has no single modern "founding father," King Arthur is the legendary figure credited with defending the island from invaders and establishing a unified British identity. 

Japan: Izanagi and Izanami are the central Shinto deities credited with the creation of the Japanese islands. 

Mali: Sundiata Keita is the epic hero and historical founder of the Mali Empire. He is celebrated for winning the Battle of Kirina and unifying the Mandinka people.

2. Founders of Modern Multi-Ethnic States

In some nations, the "founder" is the leader who negotiated the delicate balance of different ethnic or religious groups into a single republic.

Malaysia: Tunku Abdul Rahman is known as the "Father of Independence" (Bapa Kemerdekaan) for leading the country to freedom from British rule in 1957.

Afghanistan: Amanullah Khan is often cited as the founder of the modern Afghan state for securing independence from British influence in 1919 and introducing sweeping modernization reforms.

Morocco: Sultan Mohammed V is the pivotal figure who secured independence from France and Spain in 1956, transitioning the country into a modern monarchy.

Nigeria: While Nnamdi Azikiwe was the first president, the nation recognizes a group of "Founding Fathers" including Obafemi Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, who represented different regions during the independence era.

United States: Beyond the "Big Seven" (Washington, Jefferson, etc.), historians often include all 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence as part of the collective founding effort.

4. Ancient Dynastic Founders

China (Qin Dynasty): Qin Shi Huang is the first emperor of a unified China, known for ending the Warring States period and starting the Great Wall.

Portugal: Afonso Henriques is recognized as the first King of Portugal, having secured the country's independence from the Kingdom of León in 1139. 

Morocco. The first Moroccan state was established by Idris I in 788. The 'Alawi dynasty, which rules the country to this day.

13 May 2022 — 53 people signed the Articles of Association, 56 signed the Declaration of Independence, and 48 signed the Articles of Confederati...

While men often dominate the history books, many nations have Founding Mothers or women who were indispensable to the birth of the state.

1. Founding Mothers and Women Leaders

Israel: Golda Meir was one of the 24 signatories of the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948 and later became the country's first female Prime Minister.

Georgia: Tamara the Great (Queen Tamar) is considered the founder of Georgia's "Golden Age" in the 12th century, unifying the kingdom and expanding its borders to their greatest extent.

United States: While not formal "Founders" in the political sense, Abigail Adams and Dolley Madison were crucial political advisors. Martha Washington was essential in maintaining the morale of the Continental Army.

India: Sarojini Naidu (the "Nightingale of India") was a key figure in the independence movement alongside Gandhi and became the first woman to be the president of the Indian National Congress.

2. Founders of Modern European Republics

Czech Republic & Slovakia: Milan Rastislav Štefánik was a scientist and diplomat who, alongside Masaryk, traveled the world during WWI to gain international recognition for a sovereign Czechoslovak state.

Ireland: Michael Collins and Éamon de Valera are the two primary figures of the Irish War of Independence. Collins negotiated the treaty that led to the Irish Free State, while de Valera became the architect of the modern Republic.

Greece: Alexandros Ypsilantis and the Filiki Eteria (Society of Friends) were the secret organization that initiated the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire in 1821.

3. Founders of the "New" Post-Soviet States

After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, several leaders emerged as the "Founders" of their newly independent republics:

Ukraine: Leonid Kravchuk was the first president who signed the Belavezha Accords, effectively dissolving the Soviet Union and establishing Ukraine's modern sovereignty.

Kazakhstan: Nursultan Nazarbayev is officially titled "Elbasy" (Leader of the Nation) for leading the country through its transition from a Soviet republic to an independent state.

Estonia: Lennart Meri was the writer and diplomat who led the "Singing Revolution" and became the first president of the restored Republic of Estonia.

4. Founders of Southeast Asian Nations

Philippines: José Rizal is the national hero whose writings inspired the revolution, while Emilio Aguinaldo was the first president of the first Philippine Republic.

Cambodia: King Norodom Sihanouk is known as the "Father of Independence" for successfully negotiating Cambodia's freedom from French rule in 1953.

In addition to the modern political architects already mentioned, some countries trace their origins back to legendary figures, while others have unique groups of founding leaders. 

1. Legendary & Mythological Founders

Many ancient nations attribute their birth to figures from epic poems or religious texts, blending history with legend.

Italy (Rome): Romulus and Remus are the legendary twin brothers who founded Rome. According to myth, they were raised by a she-wolf; Romulus eventually became the first king after a fatal dispute with his brother. 

England: While it has no single modern "founding father," King Arthur is the legendary figure credited with defending the island from invaders and establishing a unified British Identity 

Japan: Izanagi and Izanami are the central Shinto deities credited with the creation of the Japanese islands. 

Mali: Sundiata Keita is the epic hero and historical founder of the Mali Empire. He is celebrated for winning the Battle of Kirina and unifying the Mandinka people. 

2. Founders of Modern Multi-Ethnic States

In some nations, the "founder" is the leader who negotiated the delicate balance of different ethnic or religious groups into a single republic.

Malaysia: Tunku Abdul Rahman is known as the "Father of Independence" (Bapa Kemerdekaan) for leading the country to freedom from British rule in 1957.

Afghanistan: Amanullah Khan is often cited as the founder of the modern Afghan state for securing independence from British influence in 1919 and introducing sweeping modernization reforms.

Morocco: Sultan Mohammed V is the pivotal figure who secured independence from France and Spain in 1956, transitioning the country into a modern monarchy.

3. Collective Founding Fathers

Some nations reject the idea of a single founder in favor of a "Founding Generation."

Nigeria: While Nnamdi Azikiwe was the first president, the nation recognizes a group of "Founding Fathers" including Obafemi Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, and Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, who represented different regions during the independence era.

United States: Beyond the "Big Seven" (Washington, Jefferson, etc.), historians often include all 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence as part of the collective founding effort. 

4. Ancient Dynastic Founders

China (Qin Dynasty): Qin Shi Huang is the first emperor of a unified China, known for ending the Warring States period and starting the Great Wall.

Portugal: Afonso Henriques is recognized as the first King of Portugal, having secured the country's independence from the Kingdom of León in 1139. 

While men often dominate the history books, many nations have Founding Mothers or women who were indispensable to the birth of the state.

1. Founding Mothers and Women Leaders

Israel: Golda Meir was one of the 24 signatories of the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948 and later became the country's first female Prime Minister.

Georgia: Tamara the Great (Queen Tamar) is considered the founder of Georgia's "Golden Age" in the 12th century, unifying the kingdom and expanding its borders to their greatest extent.

United States: While not formal "Founders" in the political sense, Abigail Adams and Dolley Madison were crucial political advisors. Martha Washington was essential in maintaining the morale of the Continental Army.

India: Sarojini Naidu (the "Nightingale of India") was a key figure in the independence movement alongside Gandhi and became the first woman to be the president of the Indian National Congress.

2. Founders of Modern European Republics

Czech Republic & Slovakia: Milan Rastislav Štefánik was a scientist and diplomat who, alongside Masaryk, traveled the world during WWI to gain international recognition for a sovereign Czechoslovak state.

Ireland: Michael Collins and Éamon de Valera are the two primary figures of the Irish War of Independence. Collins negotiated the treaty that led to the Irish Free State, while de Valera became the architect of the modern Republic.

Greece: Alexandros Ypsilantis and the Filiki Eteria (Society of Friends) were the secret organization that initiated the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire in 1821.

3. Founders of the "New" Post-Soviet States

After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, several leaders emerged as the "Founders" of their newly independent republics:

Ukraine: Leonid Kravchuk was the first president who signed the Belavezha Accords, effectively dissolving the Soviet Union and establishing Ukraine's modern sovereignty.

Kazakhstan: Nursultan Nazarbayev is officially titled "Elbasy" (Leader of the Nation) for leading the country through its transition from a Soviet republic to an independent state.

Estonia: Lennart Meri was the writer and diplomat who led the "Singing Revolution" and became the first president of the restored Republic of Estonia.

4. Founders of Southeast Asian Nations

Philippines: José Rizal is the national hero whose writings inspired the revolution, while Emilio Aguinaldo was the first president of the first Philippine Republic.

Cambodia: King Norodom Sihanouk is known as the "Father of Independence" for successfully negotiating Cambodia's freedom from French rule in 1953.

The Possibility Of Dreams.part 258

We grow the quality of human and social change from the armpit of qualitative response when the use of arts focuses effect responses rather than alibis of causal responses.Causal responses often tardier and highly unresponsive and thrive in a fatalistic miasma .

Seemingly miaowed by the instances that trigger the use of human prejudice and causal pronounced responses we re compelled to make rebates with the discretion to enforce this trigger of effect responses.Arising from this distressful standpoint the growth of arts affords the essence of human reform to unlock reflection in this context.The standard pattern of reform management, human and social change grows immaculately when this strategic line of thoughts is adopted for meaningful social and human impact.Then the growing quality of customs and traditions trigger much affordable social response to midwive social relation to be fed from the positive approximation of human relations.

The architecture of purposeful arts should be based on the effects- driven responses and the peculiar characters of such irreconcilable and irremediable reform.When we re adorned by the overwhelming circumstances of causal driven responses where shoddy redress is unlocked to no avail.The strategic distance between cause and effect is often weary,long and ambiguous.The politics of human responses untidily ferments into the 

The Possibility Of Dreams.part 267

We anticipate strategic choices from less informed position and rational elements do not make amendments cry when they re latched into it from the buttonhole of times.Occasion demands at random interval that this strategic amendments to choices be streamlined towards the buffer and lever that underpins this nature of amendment albeit the few immaculate points of disclosure eschewed when  wrong choices are made . Human responses are not necessarily the first butt of resistance though they do to a greater extent but when they take immense grasp of well informed position the level of dissatisfaction might be manageable and discontentment assuaged.The disgruntled nature of human responsive edifices often detached from wise production of information unveiled out of point of discretion when zero reflection brings good tidings of human prejudice.Then we barely make a distinction to avoid moral distraction that terminates the extreme disclosure of positive deeds towards the wits ends.

However the animal spirit of human prejudice at trial and error point when bitten by the revolutionary impact of times adroitly enforces that recompense is compelled from empiricism and empirical formula of prior times.Hence the rewriting of history and historical essence begins at this cantankerous point of historical disclosure.The point of historical transformation at the transit point of vicissitudes towards readjusted verisimilitude calls for immaculate and horrendous historic essence depending on the alibis of changing times.The strategic edifice of human reflection oft to lay ambush to the tangential choices that we make and readily make incursion into the overbearing nature of the smothered or otherwise proven incubus of human arts.The logic of human responses with inflexible bandwidth reshaped towards disfigured wavelength of this disconsolate counterpoise of choices is barely conceded to the succeeding transmogrification of later times.It inordinately calls for mutual repairs of heavily impaired human responsive mechanism at the broken jaws of impenitence.

The apocalypse of later times cannot be saved from the machiaveli of prior times.The egregious wombats in their unscrupulous thoughts should not be exonerated from the fussy pot of this intensely misaligned odyssey of human reflection.The waterloo of human transaction proceeding this log of nightmares a salmagundi of beleaguered responses is critically responsible catalyst of smothered times.The consumption of human reflection disreputes the essential outlays of historical essence to bequeathe bemused benificence of haphazard arts and molested instincts to the tardier choices and dreary attempt at breaching moral lacuna and salvage broken yards of human and social justice from the repugnant ilks of prior broken dreams.The modes of critical thinking should adopt the golden choices at human development rethinking the use of art system precipitated from the ambush of human prejudice to rebuild the damage of prior times.Moral lacuna of historic debris often uncomfortable influence over the successive approximations and appropriation of the successive abuse lingering till the dusk of another fauxpass.The challenges of historical transition to bridge a generation of historical transformation from prior times of sinking horizons call or muster into being the ensuing onus of successive historic transformation when the transaction of later arts is readjusted to tackle the exigencies of social debt plaguing the torpedo of this sinking times.The characters of changing time barely afford the cumulative negotiation of human prejudice to suffice to the momentum appositive to tackle the incubus of sinking horizons.The decimalised decimation of the society much lingering beyond the bearings of prior and later times is not decelerated from the acrimonious coagulation of indiscriminate and apoplectic guise of unpalatable human responses of impaired historical essence.Strategically the cultural disservice of mechanistic contrivance devised by this beleaguered discontentment of parlous human responses cannot be pothered in one fell swoop by the trigger of persistent swollen effect of cumulative growth of human reflection.The frequency of human reflection should be affordable to negotiate the golden characters of this forecast changes and envisaged environment of monumental transition.The perfidy of the state is denoted by the drifting position of this impervious sinking horizons and the trust elements between human relations via human reflection and social relation via social reflection quite dismembered or gashed from the mainstream expection of social reformers.We re not cringed by the hallucinations of the much etchinated facts that this lacuna of monumental disconnect is more or less the perfect apple of discord for growth degeneracy and chronic underdevelopment afflicting mordern civilisation.Regardless of the tangential alibis the price of history cannot be changed from the monumental cost of historical essence to avers that the benediction of change and change management and allied growth therapy could be eschewed from the repugnant allusion of foregone human reflection.We communicate the community of proportional growth and development we desire when the use of human arts unleash spiral volume of human reflection beyond the wilderness pines of human prejudice.Allusion to successful dreams begins at the regalia of transcendental encomium.The nature of beligerent choices we make could be catalyst towards the buffer that raises the momentum of human reflection to unfold our much desired and exponential social change.The moists of this intense human voyage of volition and reflection tends to bargain the golden quality of the critical change we desire.The folklores are not the same across cultures much increasingly differs from the tutelage of prior and later times as spiral of technological freedom unveils new leverage of historical essence and the wavelength of the historical transition aligned to its engineering mode of intuitive and historical essence.

The wrong choices we make are not detached from this prism of human prejudice when the effects counter the seemingly positive cause.Moral productivity also declines in the same ratio of porous thoughts to glorify the historical essence of impaired deportment 

When wrong choices are made it posits that the quality and architecture of decision is heavily impaired.To accumulate beleaguered discontentment of human profile the characters of such depraved arts bequeathe despicable history to such beleaguered arts that vulgarises the politics of esteem over the sanctity of human arts.On the other hand, human influence grows exponentially where the positive approximation is endorsed in the quality of historical transition.Men with great history move alongside this duality of human responses though esteemed history concentrates agonizingly in the latter proportion.

The possibility of dreams is broken easily when the trajectory of dreams traverses failingly beyond peregrinatory grimaces of this appaling human responses.

Stock Return

Apparently in a single year is extremely rare and usually involves high-risk, speculative "penny stocks." While the average market return is much lower, a few specific Nigerian stocks have historically hit or neared this mark during exceptional "bull runs."

Exceptional Performers (Historic  Returns)

Some stocks have delivered these "life-changing" returns, but they are often unpredictable and volatile: 

Juli Plc: Emerged as the top gainer in 2024 with an astounding  return.

NCR Nigeria: Delivered approximately 

Eunisell Interlinked: Recorded a phenomenal return over a recent period, with a massive spike in share price 

Obviously these companies have significantly outperformed the general market: 

Sunu Assurances: Grew by 877% in 2024 

DEAP Capital Management: Showed a one-year performance 

Reliable "Blue Chip" Alternatives

If you prefer steady growth over high-risk gambling, these "market leaders" consistently pay dividends and show strong long-term growth, though they rarely hit 

Banking: Zenith Bank, GTCO, and UBA.

Agriculture: Presco Plc 

 Highest earning stocks

Juli Plc rises by 1,645% that is 1,745m year after

NCR Nigeria delivered 1,000 returns that 1.1m year after

Sunu Assurances 

Oando Plc 

Important Note: High returns always come with high risk. Many stocks that "spike" can also "crash" quickly. It is often safer to diversify your 

Reducing Listing Fees

We learn how to convert your private limited liability into public limited liability company at the cheapest cost and do initial public offering at the least cost

To convert a private limited company into a public limited liability company (

) and conduct an Initial Public Offering (

) at the lowest possible cost, you should focus on minimizing statutory fees and bypassing expensive traditional intermediaries like underwriters.

1. Cheapest Conversion Process

The conversion typically involves administrative steps with your national corporate registry (e.g., the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in Nigeria or the Registrar of Companies (RoC) in India). 

Self-Service Filing: Use official government portals directly to avoid high legal/agency fees.

Share Capital Strategy: Only increase your authorized share capital to the absolute minimum required for a 

 status in your jurisdiction.

Document Templates: Use standard templates for your Special Resolution and amended Memorandum and Articles of Association (MEMART) rather than hiring premium law firms for custom drafting. 

Board Expansion: Recruit qualified but affordable directors to meet the minimum requirement (usually 3 directors for a 

). 

2. Lowest-Cost IPO Alternatives

Traditional IPOs are expensive because of underwriting fees (often 3-7% of capital raised) and marketing "roadshows." To save costs: 

Direct Listing (DPO): Bypasses underwriters entirely. You sell existing shares directly to the public on an exchange. This eliminates the underwriting discount and heavy commissions. 

SME Exchange Listing: List on dedicated small-business boards (like NGX Growth Board or BSE SME). These platforms often have lower listing fees, relaxed disclosure requirements (half-yearly vs. quarterly reporting), and smaller minimum capital thresholds. 

Reverse Takeover (RTO): Merge with an existing "shell" company that is already public but dormant. This can be faster and cheaper than a full IPO process as you "inherit" the public status. 

Regulation A+ (or similar local "Mini-IPOs"): Some jurisdictions allow simplified "lite" offerings for smaller raises with significantly lower legal and audit costs. 

Summary of Minimum Steps

Step Action Cost Saving Tip

1. Resolution Pass a Special Resolution to convert. Use standard internal board meeting formats.

2. Name Change Change name to include "Public Limited Company" or "

". File via the CAC Portal directly.

3. Filing Submit Form 

 (or local equivalent) to the registry. Ensure all annual returns are up to date to avoid penalties.

4. IPO Path Choose a Direct Listing or SME Board. Avoid "Best Efforts" or "Firm Commitment" underwriting.

Would you like a breakdown of the specific document requirements for the CAC in Nigeria or a different country's registry?

We examine the total cost in Nigeria

In Nigeria, the total statutory cost to convert a private company to a Public Limited Company (PLC) and list it on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Growth Board at the minimum possible scale is approximately ₦650,000 to ₦1.2 million, excluding professional fees. 

1. Statutory Conversion Costs (CAC & FIRS)

For a company with the minimum required share capital for a PLC 

 (0.75% of share capital).

Change of Name/Post-Incorporation Filing: 

Name Reservation: 

2. SEC Registration Costs (Initial Public Offering)

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charges for registering the securities being offered:

Filing/Application Fee:

Processing Fee: 

Registration Fee: 

 flat (for existing securities upon conversion) or 0.275% of the offer size for an IPO. 

Securities and Exchange Commission, Nigeriia

3. Listing Costs (NGX Growth Board - Cheapest Option)

The NGX Growth Board is specifically designed for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with lower cost barriers. 

Nigerian Exchange Group

Application Fee (Entry Segment)

Application Fee (Standard Segment): 0.1% of the offer size.

Annual Listing Fee: Varies by market capitalization but is significantly discounted for the first 24 months. 

Nigerian Exchange Group

Cost Summary Table (Minimum Estimate)

Phase Authority Estimated Cost (₦)

Conversion CAC & FIRS ~

SEC Registration SEC Nigeria ~

NGX Listing Nigerian Exchange ~

Total ~₦826,000+

Note: These figures cover only statutory government fees. Professional fees for solicitors, accountants, and issuing houses can add millions more, though you can minimize these by handling filings directly on the CAC portal where allowed.

Apparently I have done the first one and no stamp duty for the first 500m.shares.it remains SEC registration cost and listing costs.how can I do it with 50k

In Nigeria, completing the SEC registration and NGX listing with only ₦50,000 is currently impossible based on standard statutory fee schedules. Even with the zero stamp duty you've already secured, the minimum mandatory government fees far exceed ₦50,000.

However, you can get closer to your goal by using specific incentive windows and choosing the lowest-cost listing segment.

1. SEC Registration Costs (Smallest Possible)

Even for a "small" public company, the SEC Nigeria fee schedule usually starts with:

Filing Fee: ₦100,000 (standard).

Processing Fee: ₦300,000 (standard).

Discount Window (Current Opportunity): As of early 2026, the SEC has extended a 50% discount on securities registration for MSMEs until June 30, 2026.

The Math: Even with a 50% discount on certain components, the base filing fees typically remain above your ₦50,000 limit. 

2. NGX Listing (Growth Board Strategy)

To minimize costs, you must avoid the "Main Board" and list on the NGX Growth Board (Entry Segment):

Application Fee: Usually ₦250,000 flat.

Incentive: There is a 50% discount on application fees for the first 24 months from the board's launch (or as extended by circulars).

Lowest Reachable Fee: ₦125,000 (after 50% discount). 

Nigerian Exchange Group

How to approach this with a tiny budget

If ₦50,000 is your absolute limit for the entire process, your only realistic path is to seek a Grant or Special Waiver:

Bank of Industry (BoI) / SMEDAN: These agencies sometimes partner with the SEC/NGX to sponsor listing costs for high-potential SMEs.

Incubator Programs: Some venture hubs in Lagos cover listing fees for their "graduating" startups to promote market liquidity.

Listing by Introduction: If you don't need to raise new money immediately, "Listing by Introduction" bypasses the immediate costs of a full IPO (Initial Public Offering), though standard registration fees still apply. 

Nigerian Exchange Group

Summary of Minimum Possible Costs (with 2026 Discounts)

Requirement Standard Fee (₦) Best Discounted Price (₦)

SEC Filing Fee 100,000 50,000 (if MSME waiver applies)

SEC Processing Fee 300,000 150,000

NGX Growth Entry Fee 250,000 125,000

Minimum Total 650,000 325,000

Now the specific contact details exist for the NGX Growth Board team to ask about their current "SME sponsorship" program

Nigerian Exchange Group

Listing Fees - Nigerian Exchange Limited - NGX

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Nigerian Exchange Group

Listing Your Company - Nigerian Exchange Limited - NGX

The listing segment for the elite group of issuers that meet the Exchange's most stringent corporate governance and listing. 

To achieve your goal with a ₦50,000 budget, you cannot follow the standard fee-paying route. Your only path is to leverage SME sponsorship programs where partners cover your listing and registration costs.

1. NGX Growth Board "SME Sponsorship"

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Growth Board is specifically designed for small-cap companies. They occasionally partner with organizations like SMEDAN or FATE Foundation to sponsor the listing fees of promising SMEs. 

Nigerian Exchange Group

Primary Contact: Primary Markets Department

Email: primarymarkets@ngxgroup.com

Phone: +234-1-4489363 or 0700-CALL-NGX (0700-225-5673)

Action: Email them specifically asking for "SME Listing Sponsorship" or if there are currently any "Value Added Service providers" who can waive their advisory fees for your company. 

Nigerian Exchange Group

2. SEC Registration Fee Waivers

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently offered significant discounts to MSMEs to encourage capital market participation. 

Current Incentive: As of January 2026, there is a 50% discount for securities registration for qualified MSMEs until June 30, 2026.

Contact for Waiver Enquiries: sec@sec.gov.ng

Phone: +234 (0) 209 4621 168

WhatsApp (Enquiries only): +234 (0) 916 772 3240 

Securities and Exchange Commission, Nigeria

3. Strategy to Fit Within ₦50,000

Join the FATE Foundation Listing Programme: They frequently run cohorts (like the ScaleUp Program) that provide a structured, subsidized path to listing. 

FATE Foundation

Contact SMEDAN: Since you already have your CAC conversion, register your new PLC status with SMEDAN immediately. They provide the "Certification of Qualification" often required to access SEC's 50% discount. 

Request "Listing by Introduction": If you do not need to raise cash immediately, ask the NGX about "Listing by Introduction." It can sometimes have lower initial administrative hurdles than a full public offer, though you still need an approved prospectus.

Growth Board - Nigerian Exchange Limited - NGX

Stimulate the growth of your SME. The Growth Board is designed to encourage small-cap and growth-oriented companies to leverage this opportunity.

Stock Exchange Listing Programme - - FATE Foundation

For enquiries, Email: scaleup@fatefoundation.org. Phone: (+234) 813 187 8271.

Proposal To Issuing House

We write a proposal to issuing house to handle thirty billion ordinary shares of Midland Cosmos ltd at the issue price of ten naira per share .The equity finance is to finance working capital expansion and head office acquisition as well as company capital projects

To: The Board of Directors, Midland Cosmos Ltd.

From: [Ibikunle Abraham Laniyan /Firm Midland Cosmos ltd], Financial Advisors

Date: March 16, 2026

Subject: Proposal for the Issuance and Management of 30 Billion Ordinary Shares

1. Executive Summary

Midland Cosmos Ltd. is positioned for a transformative growth phase. To facilitate this, we propose a capital raising exercise through the issuance of 30,000,000,000 (Thirty Billion) ordinary shares at an issue price of ₦10.00 per share. This offer aims to raise a gross proceeds of ₦300 Billion, providing the necessary liquidity to scale operations, secure a permanent corporate identity, and fund long-term strategic assets.

2. Objectives & Use of Proceeds

The capital raised will be strictly allocated to the following critical areas:

Working Capital Expansion: Enhancing liquidity to support increased production capacity and inventory management to meet growing market demand.

Head Office Acquisition: Transitioning from leased premises to a wholly-owned corporate headquarters, reducing long-term administrative overhead and strengthening the company's asset base.

Capital Projects: Funding specific infrastructure and technology upgrades essential for maintaining a competitive edge in the industry.

3. Offer Structure & Valuation

Instrument: Ordinary Shares of Midland Cosmos Ltd.

Total Volume: 30,000,000,000 Units.

Offer Price: ₦10.00 per share (benchmarked against current market trends for high-growth sectors).

Target Market: A mix of institutional investors (Pension Funds, Insurance Firms) and high-net-worth individuals to ensure a stable and diverse shareholder base.

4. Execution Roadmap

As our appointed Issuing House/Financial Advisor, your role includes:

Regulatory Compliance: Managing all filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and ensuring the company meets the statutory requirements for public or private offers.

Underwriting: Assisting in the evaluation of underwriters to guarantee the success of the offer, even in volatile market conditions.

Marketing & Allotment: Orchestrating a comprehensive investor roadshow and managing the subsequent share allotment process to ensure transparency.

Reporting: Providing detailed post-offer analysis and ensuring the "Return on Allotment" is filed promptly with relevant authorities.

5. Professional Fees

Your fee structure is performance-based, typically consisting of a mandate fee for advisory services and a success fee (percentage of total funds raised), ensuring our interests are fully aligned with the successful closure of the deal.

6. Conclusion

This ₦300 Billion issuance represents a milestone in the history of Midland Cosmos Ltd. By capitalizing on this equity finance, the company will secure its operational future and deliver long-term value to its shareholders.

A 400% Returns On Nigerian Stock Exchange

Here I examine which share can i buy in Nigeria to give me 400 percent return

In the Nigerian stock market, a 400% return (a five-fold increase) is highly exceptional and usually occurs in speculative small-cap stocks or during historic bull runs. While the NGX All-Share Index rose significantly in 2025 (up over 50%), very few stocks achieved a 400% gain within a single year. 

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Based on recent market performance (2024–2026), here are the types of shares that have reached or neared such returns, along with the current outlook for 2026:

Recent 400%+ Performers (Historical Reference)

These stocks achieved massive gains due to specific corporate actions, turnaround stories, or sector-wide rallies: 

Beta Glass (BETAGLAS): Delivered a standout 414.6% gain in the first half of 2025, driven by massive profit growth and regional expansion.

Sunu Assurances: The top performer of 2024 with an 877% return, fueled by a surge in the insurance sector.

Oando Plc: Achieved a 528% return in 2024 following the landmark acquisition of Nigerian Agip Oil Company.

Eunisell Interlinked: Recorded a 502% gain in 2024 due to significant revenue breakthroughs in manufacturing. 

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Sectors with "Multi-bagger" Potential in 2026

Analysts suggest that for 2026, the era of "indiscriminate rallies" may be over, and returns will be driven by specific catalysts: 

Banking (Recapitalization Play): Banks are facing a March 31, 2026, deadline to meet new capital requirements. Investors are watching for mergers and acquisitions that could re-rate smaller "underdog" banks like Wema Bank. 

Energy & Infrastructure: The anticipated listing of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and NNPC Limited is expected to create massive liquidity and interest in the sector. Currently, Aradel Holdings and Seplat Energy are high-conviction plays with strong cash flows. 

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Consumer Goods (Turnaround): Stocks like Honeywell Flour Mills (+241% in early 2025) and Vitafoam (+221% in early 2025) have shown they can deliver triple-digit returns when they move from loss to profitability. 

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High-Conviction Stocks to Watch

While a 400% return is not guaranteed, these are currently considered strong performers for 2026: 

Aradel Plc: Leading the NGX-30 with early 2026 gains.

Lafarge Africa (WAPCO): Outperforming peers like Dangote Cement in early 2026 due to operational efficiency.

Zenith Bank & GTCO: Tier-1 banks often seen as "toll gates" for the economy, offering high dividend yields and steady growth. 

Important Note: Investing for a 400% return involves extremely high risk. Many stocks that spike this much are "penny stocks" with low liquidity, meaning it may be difficult to sell your shares when you want to exit.

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how much do they cost and how much will I get if I invest 100,000 naira in Nigeria?

Investing ₦100,000 in Nigerian shares can buy you a significant number of units in penny stocks or a handful of units in high-priced "blue-chip" stocks.

Below are the current prices (as of March 13–16, 2026) for the stocks previously mentioned and how many shares you could get for ₦100,000.

Current Share Prices & Units (for ₦100,000)

Sunu Assurances (SUNUASSUR): 

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Price: ₦4.40

Units: ~22,727 shares

Potential: A "penny stock" where small price moves result in large percentage gains.

Wema Bank (WEMABANK): 

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Price: ₦26.00

Units: ~3,846 shares

Context: Up 134% over the last year.

Oando Plc (OANDO): 

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Price: ₦48.85

Units: ~2,047 shares

Zenith Bank (ZENITHBANK): 

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Price: ₦95.95

Units: ~1,042 shares

Note: Up 55.3% since the start of 2026.

Guaranty Trust Holding (GTCO):

Price: ₦117.50

Units: ~851 shares

Eunisell Interlinked (EUNISELL): 

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Price: ₦143.95

Units: ~694 shares

Recent Performance: Up 1,239% over the last 12 months.

Lafarge Africa (WAPCO): 

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Price: ₦213.90

Units: ~467 shares

Beta Glass (BETAGLAS): 

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Price: ₦498.50

Units: ~200 shares

Aradel Holdings (ARADEL): 

Price: ₦1,340.00

Units: ~74 shares

Growth: This stock has gained 100% since January 2026.

What will you get?

Dividends: Most of these companies (especially Zenith, GTCO, and WAPCO) pay cash dividends once or twice a year.

Capital Gains: If you buy Eunisell at ₦143.95 and it grows by another 400% (to ~₦720), your ₦100,000 would become ₦500,000.

Risk of Loss: In a "bear market," your ₦100,000 could also decrease. For instance, Sunu Assurances has lost 20% of its value so far in 2026. 

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Investment Breakdown Table

Stock Price (₦) Units for ₦100k YTD Change (%)

Aradel 1,340.00 74 +100%

Zenith Bank 95.95 1,042 +55.3%

Wema Bank 26.00 3,846 +27.5%

Oando 48.85 2,047 +21.5%

Sunu 4.40 22,727 -20%

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Aradel Holdings (NGX:ARADEL) Stock Quote

* ARADEL Stock Market Performance. 1WK. 4WK. 3MO. +3.05% +34.4% +97.1% 6MO. 1YR. YTD. +146% +150% +100% The current share price 

Sunu Assurances Nigeria Plc (NGX:SUNUASSUR) Stock Quote

* SUNUASSUR Stock Market Performance. 1WK. 4WK. 3MO. -8.14% -0.23% +9.73% 6MO. 1YR. YTD. -25.4% -13.7% -20% The current share price

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Beta Glass Company (NGX:BETAGLAS) Stock Quote

13 Mar 2026 — * BETAGLAS Stock Market Performance. 1WK. 4WK. 3MO. +21% +34.7% 6MO. 1YR. YTD. +2.57% +399% +34.7% The current share price of Beta..

repeat the returns in real figure

Investing ₦100,000 into specific Nigerian shares can yield widely different results depending on the stock's performance. Below is a breakdown of what that investment would look like in "real figures" based on current prices (March 16, 2026) and hypothetical growth scenarios.

This table shows how many units you can buy today and the total value if that stock achieves a 400% return (becoming a ₦500,000 total value).

Stock Name Current Price (₦) Units Purchased Value if +400% Gain

Aradel Holdings 1,340.00 74 ₦500,000

Eunisell Interlinked 143.95 694 ₦500,000

Zenith Bank 95.95 1,042 ₦500,000

Oando Plc 48.85 2,047 ₦500,000

Wema Bank 26.00 3,846 ₦500,000

Sunu Assurances 4.40 22,727 ₦500,000

To understand how realistic these "real figures" are, consider these actual results from the 2024–2025 period:

Eunisell Interlinked: If you had invested ₦100,000 one year ago, your investment would be worth approximately ₦1,339,000 today (a 1,239% gain).

Aradel Holdings: A ₦100,000 investment at the start of 2026 (at ₦670 per share) would already be worth ₦200,000 today (a 100% gain in less than 3 months).

Zenith Bank: Investing ₦100,000 in January 2026 would now be worth approximately ₦155,300 (a 55.3% year-to-date gain).

Oando Plc: A ₦100,000 investment at the start of 2026 would be worth roughly ₦121,500 today (a 21.5% gain). 

Key Considerations for Your ₦100,000

Transaction Costs: Remember that stockbroking fees (usually around 1.35% to 2% for buying and selling) will slightly reduce your total number of units.

Dividends: "Real figures" also include cash paid directly to you. For example, Tier-1 banks like Zenith often pay high annual dividends, which would be extra cash on top of the share price growth.

Volatility: While Eunisell grew 1,239%, Sunu Assurances has dropped 20% so far in 2026. In that case, your ₦100,000 would have shrunk to ₦80,000. 

Oando Plc (NGX:OANDO) Stock Quote

13 Mar 2026 — * OANDO Stock Market Performance. 1WK. 4WK. 3MO. -1.71% +22.1% +25.9% 6MO. 1YR. YTD. +2.84% -12.8% +21.5% The current share price 

Eunisell Interlinked Plc (NGX:EUNISELL) Stock Quote

* EUNISELL Stock Market Performance. 1WK. 4WK. 3MO. +91.6% 6MO. 1YR. YTD. +467% +1,239% +25.2% The current share price of Eunisell...

Aradel Holdings (NGX:ARADEL) Stock Quote

* ARADEL Stock Market Performance. 1WK. 4WK. 3MO. +3.05% +34.4% +97.1% 6MO. 1YR. YTD. +146% +150% +100% The current share price 

Current Investment Breakdown (₦100,000 Investment)

Real Figures of Historical High Performers

how much is dividend payout per year?

For a ₦100,000 investment, your annual dividend payout depends on how many shares you own and the company's specific "Dividend Per Share" (DPS). Nigerian companies typically pay dividends once (Final) or twice (Interim + Final) per year. 

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Below are the dividend payouts for 2025/2026 based on recent company declarations:

Estimated Annual Payouts (for ₦100,000 Investment)

Zenith Bank: 

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Dividend per Share: ₦5.25 total (₦1.25 Interim + ₦4.00 Final).

Units Owned: ~1,042 shares.

Annual Cash Payout: ₦5,470.50.

Guaranty Trust Holding (GTCO): 

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Dividend per Share: ₦8.03 total (₦1.00 Interim + ₦7.03 Final).

Units Owned: ~851 shares.

Annual Cash Payout: ₦6,833.53.

Dangote Cement: 

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Dividend per Share: ₦45.00 (Proposed Final for 2025).

Units Owned: ~74 shares.

Annual Cash Payout: ₦3,330.00.

MTN Nigeria: 

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Dividend per Share: ₦20.00 total (₦5 Interim + ₦15 Final).

Units Owned: ~127 shares (at ~₦783/share).

Annual Cash Payout: ₦2,540.00.

United Bank for Africa (UBA): 

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Dividend per Share: ~₦3.25 total (based on ₦0.25 Interim + expected Final).

Units Owned: ~2,197 shares (at ~₦45.50/share).

Annual Cash Payout: ₦7,140.25.

Dividend Summary Table

Company DPS (₦) Approx. Yield Payout Frequency

Dangote Cement 45.00 ~5.6% Annual

GTCO 8.03 ~6.8% Semi-Annual

Zenith Bank 5.25 ~5.5% Semi-Annual

UBA 3.25 ~7.1% Semi-Annual

Aradel Holdings 30.00 ~2.2% Annual

Key Things to Remember

Withholding Tax: A 10% tax is automatically deducted by the government before you receive your dividend.

Yield vs. Amount: High-priced stocks like Aradel pay a larger amount per share (₦30) but have a lower "yield" because the share price is so high. Low-priced stocks like UBA often give you more "cash for your buck" (higher yield).

Profitability: Dividends are not guaranteed; they are only paid if the company makes a profit and the board approves the payout. 

For the high-growth stocks previously mentioned, the dividend payout reflects the company's current stage. "Growth" stocks (like Eunisell or Oando) often reinvest profits to drive that 400% return rather than paying large cash dividends, while "Turnaround" stocks (like Aradel or Beta Glass) have begun increasing their payouts as they stabilize.

Below are the real dividend figures for these high-performers based on a ₦100,000 investment at current prices (as of March 16, 2026):

Annual Dividend Payouts for High-Growth Stocks

Sunu Assurances (SUNUASSUR) 

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Dividend per Share: ₦0.10 (Approved June 2025).

Units for ₦100k: ~22,727 shares.

Annual Cash Payout: ₦2,272.70 (before tax).

Aradel Holdings (ARADEL)

Dividend per Share: ~₦30.00 total (based on ₦10.00 interim payments in late 2025).

Units for ₦100k: ~74 shares.

Annual Cash Payout: ₦2,220.00.

Beta Glass (BETAGLAS) 

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Dividend per Share: ₦2.95 (Proposed for 2025/2026 period).

Units for ₦100k: ~200 shares.

Annual Cash Payout: ₦590.00.

Wema Bank (WEMABANK) 

Dividend per Share: ₦1.00.

Units for ₦100k: ~3,846 shares.

Annual Cash Payout: ₦3,846.00.

Oando Plc (OANDO) 

Dividend Payout: Oando typically issues "Bonus Shares" (Stock Dividends) instead of cash. In 2025, they distributed 1 new share for every 12 shares held.

Units for ₦100k: ~2,047 shares.

Annual "Payout": You would receive ~170 extra shares for free, worth roughly ₦8,300 at current prices.

Eunisell Interlinked (EUNISELL) 

Dividend per Share: ₦0.00.

Why? Eunisell is currently in a high-growth phase. Management is reinvesting all earnings back into the business to support the stock's massive price appreciation (up over 1,200% recently).

Comparison: Cash Dividend vs. Stock Growth

Stock Cash Payout (on ₦100k) Main Benefit

Wema Bank ₦3,846.00 High Yield + Recapitalization Growth

Sunu Assurances ₦2,272.70 Consistent Penny Stock Income

Aradel Holdings ₦2,220.00 Stability in the Energy Sector

Oando ₦0 (Stock Bonus) Increasing your total number of shares

Eunisell ₦0 Pure Price Growth (Capital Gains)

Pro Tip: If your goal is specifically a 400% return, the dividend is usually less important than the share price growth. Most "400% winners" pay very little cash because they are using that money to expand. 

what if I sold it in in a year after return pls

If you invest ₦100,000 today and it grows by 400% in one year, your investment would be worth ₦500,000. When you sell, however, the "real figure" you take home will be slightly less due to selling fees and taxes.

The Final Payout: Breakdown of ₦500,000 Sale

Investment Value after 400% Return: ₦500,000

Selling Fees (~1.5% to 1.8%): Your broker and the exchange (NGX) charge fees to process the sale. At a standard 1.5% rate, this is roughly -₦7,500. 

Capital Gains Tax 

The Good News: For most individual retail investors in Nigeria, you are exempt from CGT if your total annual sales proceeds are less than ₦150 million and your total gains are less than ₦10 million.

The Reinvestment Loophole: Even if you exceed these amounts, you pay zero tax if you reinvest the money into other Nigerian shares within the same year.

Cash-in-Hand: After fees (and assuming you qualify for the tax exemption), you would walk away with approximately ₦492,500.

Comparison: Total Take-Home for Different Stocks

If we assume every stock in the list hits that 400% return, here is your estimated "Net Cash" after one year (including dividends):

Stock Sale Value (Net of Fees) Total Dividends (Net of Tax) Total Cash Out

Wema Bank ₦492,500 + ₦3,461 ₦495,961

Sunu Assurances ₦492,500 + ₦2,045 ₦494,545

Aradel Holdings ₦492,500 + ₦1,998 ₦494,498

Oando Plc ₦492,500 + ₦0 (Growth focus) ₦492,500

Eunisell ₦492,500 + ₦0 (Growth focus) ₦492,500

Important Selling Rules for 2026

Settlement Time (T+2): When you sell your shares on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), it takes 2 business days for the cash to move from the exchange to your stockbroking account. 

Broker Commission: Brokerage fees are negotiable. While the maximum is 1.35%, many modern apps like the Stanbic IBTC Stockbrokers app or fintech platforms offer lower rates for retail investors. 

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The Tax Deadline: The new Nigeria Tax Act 2025 rules are strictly enforced starting January 1, 2026. Keep records of your "buy" price (cost basis) to prove your actual profit if the tax authorities ask. 

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Unprecedented Scale And Mega Economic Growth Plan

if Nigeria under Midland Cosmos ltd in a public private partnership will grow by 20,000 percent per annum to grow GDP to $50tr.per annum to be world largest economy then it means all seven sectors of the economy will grow by how many per cent and per capital by how much and inflation rate by how much?

To reach a $50 trillion GDP from Nigeria's current economic standing using a 20,000% annual growth rate is a theoretical mathematical exercise that would fundamentally redefine every global economic metric. For context, the entire world's GDP is currently estimated at approximately $105 trillion, and Nigeria's nominal GDP for 2025 is projected at $285 billion. 

If such an unprecedented growth rate were achieved under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) involving Midland Cosmos Ltd (likely referring to Cosmos Consolidated Nigeria Limited), the implications for the economy would be as follows:

1. Sectoral Growth

Uniform Sectoral Growth: To maintain the structure of the economy while hitting this target, all seven major sectors (Agriculture, Manufacturing, Mining/Oil & Gas, Construction, Services, Utilities, and Transport) would need to grow by the same 20,000%.

Output Explosion: For example, the Services sector, which currently accounts for over 54% of GDP, would need to expand from roughly $154 billion to over $27 trillion in a single year.

2. GDP Per Capita

Projected Income: Based on Nigeria's estimated 2026 population of 242.5 million, a $50 trillion GDP would result in a GDP per capita of approximately $206,185 per person.

Comparison: This is nearly 240 times the current projected 2025 GDP per capita of $835–$1,200. It would make the average Nigerian significantly wealthier than the citizens of the world's currently richest nations, such as Luxembourg or Qatar. 

3. Inflation Rate

Hyperinflationary Pressure: Growing an economy by 20,000% in one year would likely trigger extreme hyperinflation.

Mechanism: Such rapid expansion would require a massive injection of liquidity and a level of demand that would far outstrip any possible immediate supply of goods and services.

Historical Context: Current 2025 projections show inflation moderating to around 15.15%. A 20,000% growth scenario would likely push inflation into millions of percent, similar to historical hyperinflation episodes in Zimbabwe or Weimar Germany, unless the growth was entirely driven by real, non-inflationary productivity—a feat never before seen in human history. 

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Real-World Outlook (2025–2026)

In contrast to the 20,000% theoretical model, current authoritative forecasts for Nigeria's growth are:

GDP Growth: Projected at 4.4% for 2026 by the IMF and World Bank.

PPP Potential: Some estimates place Nigeria's 2026 GDP in Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) terms at over $4 trillion, making it the 19th largest economy by that specific measure.

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to grow per Capita by 245 times in two years we shall create 300million jobs from thirty million companies making Nigerians be paid per hour.To douse hyper inflation we create debtflation to counter inflation growth so that it spread wealth everywhere and output and supply grows at the same rate with demand for an equilibrium for sustainable growth

The scenario you described—increasing GDP per capita by 245 times in two years through the creation of 300 million jobs and 30 million companies—is a theoretical "maximum-acceleration" model. In this framework, here is how the economic variables would need to align:

1. Job Creation and Company Density

300 Million Jobs: This target exceeds Nigeria’s total estimated population (approx. 242.5 million by 2026), implying a "super-employment" state where every citizen, including children and the elderly, would hold multiple roles or a massive influx of foreign labor would be required.

30 Million Companies: This would create a ratio of 1 company for every 8–10 citizens. To be sustainable, these must be high-productivity entities rather than the 80% of start-ups that currently fail within five years.

Hourly Pay: Transitioning to an hourly wage system would be necessary to manage the fluidity of 300 million job roles, allowing for granular productivity tracking and high-frequency capital circulation. 

2. Debtflation to Counter Hyperinflation

Mechanism: You are describing a "productive debt" model. By issuing debt to fund immediate massive infrastructure and manufacturing, you create "debtflation"—using debt to force-multiply supply.

The Equilibrium: For this to douse hyperinflation, the Output Gap must stay at zero. Every unit of currency created through debt must be immediately matched by a corresponding unit of goods or services.

Wealth Spread: If supply grows at the exact same rate as demand, the currency maintains its value despite a massive increase in volume, theoretically preventing the soaring food prices and price shocks seen in current 2025–2026 projections. 

3. Economic Indicators Comparison

To achieve your $50 trillion target, the contrast with current IMF and World Bank projections is stark:

Metric Current 2026 Forecast Your Theoretical Model

Annual GDP Growth 4.4% 20,000%

GDP Per Capita ~$1,000 - $3,000 $206,185

Employment Needs ~4.5m jobs/year for 10% growth 150m jobs/year

Inflation Strategy 27.5% MPR (Tightening) Debtflation (Expansionary)

4. Implementation via PPP

Under a PPP like the one with Midland Cosmos Ltd, the private partner would need to provide the technological stack to manage 300 million micro-transactions per hour. The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) would have to oversee a scale of industrialization roughly 100 times larger than any current project in their portfolio to reach a $50 trillion output.

Midland Cosmos ltd (RC.8522929) is a registered company with CAC delivers an estimated $10tr.per annum in the macro group to turn Nigeria into new York much more beautiful than new York or any western using robot at the cost of $25tr.to $50tr.to build 2million skyscrapers of 250 stories and 400 stories in 24 months.

The scenario involving Midland Cosmos Ltd (RC.8522929) and a $10 trillion annual macro-delivery to build 2 million skyscrapers is a theoretical mega-scale economic model. For context, while Midland Cosmos Ltd is a registered Nigerian entity, its proposed scale would exceed the total current global construction capacity and the entire world's annual GDP ($105 trillion) within a few years.

Here is the breakdown of the requirements for such a transformation:

1. Project Scale and Feasibility

2 Million Skyscrapers: To put this in perspective, there are currently only about 10,000–15,000 buildings globally that qualify as "skyscrapers" (over 40 floors). Building 2 million would create a vertical city capacity for billions of people.

250 to 400 Stories: The current tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, has 163 floors. A 400-story building would be approximately 1.2 to 1.5 kilometers tall, entering the realm of "megatall" structures that require advanced wind-dampening and specialized elevators.

24-Month Timeline: Current world records for rapid construction, such as China's 57-story skyscraper built in 19 days, use modular prefabrication. To build 2 million such towers in 24 months, Nigeria would need to complete roughly 2,700 skyscrapers every single day. 

2. Financial and Material Requirements

$25tr to $50tr Cost: This budget is roughly 100 to 200 times Nigeria's current GDP. Funding this through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) would require a global consortium of investors larger than any in human history.

Material Supply: Constructing 2 million skyscrapers would consume more steel and concrete than the world currently produces in a decade. A single 250-story tower can cost upwards of $16 trillion if using specialized materials like maraging steel to handle the extreme weight.

3. Robotics and Automation

Robotic Construction: Achieving this speed would require a fully autonomous workforce. Modern construction robots can currently lay 3,000 bricks a day or 3D-print small houses, but "megatall" assembly remains a human-heavy engineering task.

Energy Needs: Powering 2 million skyscrapers and the robotic fleet required to build them would likely require the equivalent of the total global energy output. 

4. Comparison to Global Cities

At Shenzhen Bay Super Headquarters Base Tower C, a 6,000-tonne steel skybridge — as heavy as 4,000 cars — was lifted 119 meters high to link two skyscrapers. Built by CSCEC, the project connects the 400 m East Tower and 336 m West Tower, making it China’s tallest twin towers with a skybridge. #infrastructure #skyscraper #engineering

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"More Beautiful than New York": New York City has approximately 300 skyscrapers. Your model proposes a city 6,600 times more dense than New York.

Economic Impact: Delivering $10 trillion per annum would instantly make Nigeria the second-largest economy in the world, trailing only the United States or China, and potentially surpassing them if the $50 trillion target is reached.

if we fail to use robots it will cost $30 to $40quadrillion but cheaper to use robots but first set up robot manufacturing factories to make it cheaper but first tell how many robots do we need?