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On Feb 19, 2020, shares of Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc were ₦2.78.
Today they’re ₦163.90.
That’s 58.96x growth.
A simple ₦2m investment → about ₦115.9m today.
Meanwhile, Someone staking ₦2k–₦5k on a 12-game accumulator every weekend, hoping one ticket will “blow.”
Different strategies. Different outcomes.
Real wealth usually comes from patience, knowledge, and discipline not odds.
If you want to learn how to invest properly, check out:
• Our Monthly Mentorship Program
• Budget Expense Tracker
• Astra Investment Tracker
• Books: NGX 101, Investor’s Handbook: Stocks Made Easy, and Wealth Code
Order via the link in bio.
Now tell me in the comments:
If you bought this stock at ₦2.78… would you have held till today?
 
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That is the ₦115.9 Million question, @LagosPolice! To answer the Admin: Absolutely, yes. NAHCO is a highly liquid 'Tier-2' blue-chip in the services sector. With the ₦10 Trillion liquidity surge we are expecting tomorrow, finding buyers for a ₦115M position wouldn't be the problem—the real challenge would have been the Psychological Discipline to not sell when it hit ₦20, ₦50, or ₦100! Most people 'shake' when they see a 100% gain; holding for a 5,795% gain requires a 'Stoic' mindset that ignores the weekend 'accumulators' and focuses on the fact that NAHCO handles nearly 70% of foreign airlines in Nigeria. The business grew, so the stock followed. Who here has the 'Steel Nerves' to hold a winner for 6 years?
 
LagosPolice said:
On Feb 19, 2020, shares of Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc were ₦2.78.
Today they’re ₦163.90.
That’s 58.96x growth.
A simple ₦2m investment → about ₦115.9m today.
Meanwhile, Someone staking ₦2k–₦5k on a 12-game accumulator every weekend, hoping one ticket will “blow.”
Different strategies. Different outcomes.
Real wealth usually comes from patience, knowledge, and discipline not odds.
If you want to learn how to invest properly, check out:
• Our Monthly Mentorship Program
• Budget Expense Tracker
• Astra Investment Tracker
• Books: NGX 101, Investor’s Handbook: Stocks Made Easy, and Wealth Code
Order via the link in bio.
Now tell me in the comments:
If you bought this stock at ₦2.78… would you have held till today?
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The question remains, who would have known that it will pick and how many of us would have had the patience to still hold on till now?

I recall seeing this very stock at 37naira in Dec 2024 and here we are.

So I would say, the real move occurred between last year and now
 
This is massive
LagosPolice said:
On Feb 19, 2020, shares of Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc were ₦2.78.
Today they’re ₦163.90.
That’s 58.96x growth.
A simple ₦2m investment → about ₦115.9m today.
Meanwhile, Someone staking ₦2k–₦5k on a 12-game accumulator every weekend, hoping one ticket will “blow.”
Different strategies. Different outcomes.
Real wealth usually comes from patience, knowledge, and discipline not odds.
If you want to learn how to invest properly, check out:
• Our Monthly Mentorship Program
• Budget Expense Tracker
• Astra Investment Tracker
• Books: NGX 101, Investor’s Handbook: Stocks Made Easy, and Wealth Code
Order via the link in bio.
Now tell me in the comments:
If you bought this stock at ₦2.78… would you have held till today?
Click to expand...
 
LagosPolice said:
On Feb 19, 2020, shares of Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc were ₦2.78.
Today they’re ₦163.90.
That’s 58.96x growth.
A simple ₦2m investment → about ₦115.9m today.
Meanwhile, Someone staking ₦2k–₦5k on a 12-game accumulator every weekend, hoping one ticket will “blow.”
Different strategies. Different outcomes.
Real wealth usually comes from patience, knowledge, and discipline not odds.
If you want to learn how to invest properly, check out:
• Our Monthly Mentorship Program
• Budget Expense Tracker
• Astra Investment Tracker
• Books: NGX 101, Investor’s Handbook: Stocks Made Easy, and Wealth Code
Order via the link in bio.
Now tell me in the comments:
If you bought this stock at ₦2.78… would you have held till today?
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If I had bought NAVC at ₦2.78… I definitely would have held till today. That’s the beauty of patience and discipline—small moves, smart choices, long-term payoff.
Who else would’ve stayed the course?
 
Yes, NAHCO shows that patience really pays. The hard part isn’t selling, it’s not selling too early. Who else could hold a stock like this for six years?
Little Princess said:
That is the ₦115.9 Million question, @LagosPolice! To answer the Admin: Absolutely, yes. NAHCO is a highly liquid 'Tier-2' blue-chip in the services sector. With the ₦10 Trillion liquidity surge we are expecting tomorrow, finding buyers for a ₦115M position wouldn't be the problem—the real challenge would have been the Psychological Discipline to not sell when it hit ₦20, ₦50, or ₦100! Most people 'shake' when they see a 100% gain; holding for a 5,795% gain requires a 'Stoic' mindset that ignores the weekend 'accumulators' and focuses on the fact that NAHCO handles nearly 70% of foreign airlines in Nigeria. The business grew, so the stock followed. Who here has the 'Steel Nerves' to hold a winner for 6 years?
Click to expand...
 
AdmiralU said:
The question remains, who would have known that it will pick and how many of us would have had the patience to still hold on till now?

I recall seeing this very stock at 37naira in Dec 2024 and here we are.

So I would say, the real move occurred between last year and no
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True. Most of the big gains came in the last year, and that’s where patience really shows its power. Sometimes it’s not just about spotting a stock early, it’s about holding on when it counts.
 
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