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@AgbaBoiz @wemabank the 70k that they owe me

@wemabank please upgrade my account or refund my 70k I need my money to survive the money has been locked up by you for almost 2 weeks I did not commit a crime
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@onu_slim Boss you always mention fintech app. But you not mentioned stanbic IBTC

Day 5g

Start small and liquid. A money market fund through Cowrywise or PiggyVest. Or a small position in a dividend-paying NGX stock through Trove or Bamboo.

You don’t need to own land or a business tomorrow. You need something, however small, that’s actually putting money

These are the most reliable dividend payers in NGX today

Remember to do your own research https://t.co/7gBeVBAALc

CBN removes FX, government securities restrictions on discount window access

The Central Bank of Nigeria has removed restrictions linked to foreign exchange and government securities from access to its discount window. The provisions take immediate effect and require banks, authorised dealers and other market participants to comply with the updated rules.

FG, TracTrac unveil national agricultural mechanisation policy, investment strategy

The Federal Government and TracTrac MSL unveiled a national agricultural mechanisation policy and investment strategy to increase food production and strengthen food security. The plans include establishing a tractor assembly plant with an annual capacity of 4,000 units, alongside broader efforts to expand mechanisation across Nigeria’s agricultural sector.

Recently we have Sterling Global under OML 13 asset, then Mobil Producing (now Seplat Energy), Amni Intl, Total Energies (offshore operations) and Esso Usan (deep offshore operations).

Nigeria Meets OPEC Quota for Third Straight Month, Produces 1.67mbpd in July—NUPRC

Nigeria produced 1.67 million barrels per day of crude oil and condensate in July, meeting its OPEC quota for a third consecutive month. NUPRC data showed average crude oil output of 1.505 million barrels per day, with condensates contributing an additional 0.17 million barrels per day.

Road projects cause over 5,000 fibre cuts in six months — NCC

The Nigerian Communications Commission reported more than 5,000 fibre-optic cable cuts nationwide during the first six months of 2026. The disruptions were mainly linked to road construction, excavation and related civil works, highlighting infrastructure risks for telecom operators and connectivity services.

How state governments in Nigeria can accelerate infrastructure development

The opinion article examines how Nigerian state governments could use expanded fiscal space following petrol subsidy removal and naira-market alignment to accelerate infrastructure development. It focuses on public financing capacity and project delivery, with potential relevance to macroeconomic conditions and listed construction and industrial goods companies.

6 businesses turning Nigeria’s economic pain into profit

The report examines six businesses benefiting from Nigeria’s economic difficulties amid signs of recovery. It references sharply moderated inflation from 2024 highs, naira developments and ongoing reforms, presenting a macroeconomic context that may affect business performance and investor expectations across Nigerian listed equities.

Senate gives Seplat, three oil firms 48 hours to answer NEITI queries

The Senate Public Accounts Committee has given Seplat Energy and three other oil companies 48 hours to respond to queries arising from audits conducted by the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative. The development involves regulatory scrutiny of a Nigerian Exchange-listed company and may be relevant to investors monitoring Seplat.

NDPHC chief sees reliable power as key to Nigeria’s economic takeoff

Niger Delta Power Holding Company Managing Director Jennifer Adighije called for optimisation of Nigeria’s electricity infrastructure, describing reliable power as important to economic growth. Improved electricity supply could affect the operating environment for businesses and the outlook for listed utilities, although no specific company action or market data was provided.

FG Committed to Healthcare Delivery Nationwide, Says Permanent Secretary

The Federal Government says it is committed to improving healthcare delivery nationwide through innovation and increased funding for healthcare facilities. The announcement concerns public-sector healthcare policy and investment, with potential relevance to Nigeria’s listed healthcare companies, although no specific funding amount, implementation timeline, or company impact was provided.

Shipping attacks deepen US-Iran war uncertainty as oil nears $90

Attacks on commercial shipping routes have increased uncertainty around global energy supplies amid the US-Iran conflict, pushing oil prices close to $90 per barrel. The development is relevant to Nigerian oil and gas equities and market participants monitoring external energy-price risks.

@TomolaGroup @ZedcrestWealth @hisanigeria @getladda @bamboo for NGX stocks and T bills: user-friendly interface and satisfactory customer service

@cowrywise for mutual funds: competitive rates plus ease of use

@investnaija for FGNSB

@markessien 2 months? hmm Stanbic mutual funds. capital is returned. With business, nothing is predictable even with an offtaker, they might have cashflow issues, or delay payment process. However 100 Million available anytime is good for distress sales, i have done it before

4/ Three markets. Three different narratives.

Gold → uncertainty + defensive demand.

Crypto → risk appetite + liquidity.

NGX → domestic earnings + capital deployment.

Nigeria is telling its own story. The NGX is at record levels, with domestic equities increasingly driven by local fundamentals rather than global risk sentiment. Another key investor focus is on banks deploying fresh capital from the recapitalisation cycle.