Saturday, August 10, 2019 5:37:01 PM
Again, there has to be a reason why BNGI would want to be listed on a stock exchange in a country where cannabis/marijuana growing/use is illegal, unlike the U.S. where states are legalizing it.
I haven't read any news releases or reports concerning Africa legalizing hemp/cannabis/marijuana so I'm hesitant to believe they would want a company whose focus is on buying and leasing back properties in that segment. I realize that we are a real estate investment company but something just tells me that the Nairobi Stock Exchange would not want to have a member of their index being involved in this type of Industry when it is illegal in Africa.
I still feel this is a controversial way of stimulating the General Public into discussing Bangi Inc.
In fact, I find it pretty ingenious.
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