₦1 million in each GTCO Vs Zenith at the end of 2021?Share price only, no dividends. Not financial advice. https://t.co/S9UADuC3WO
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🇳🇬 NGX News — October 15, 2026: The market recently faced selling pressure as investors raised funds for the Dangote Refinery IPO.🔥 Dangote IPO: The subscription deadline has been extended to October 27, giving investors more time to participate.
NGX investors, add October 27 to your calendar. 📅Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals is preparing to consider its Q3 2026 unaudited financial statements.The results could give investors a clearer picture of its performance.The big question: will earnings improve?
Food inflation edges to 19.59% as Nigeria’s headline rate drops to 14.63%
Nigeria’s food inflation rate stood at 19.59% in September 2026, edging up from 19.57%. The headline inflation rate fell to 14.63%, according to the report.
Your hard-earned money deserves more than a stock tip. Before you buy on the NGX or in the U.S. market, know what you’re investing in, what it’s worth, and what could go wrong.A rising stock price doesn’t automatically mean a good investment. A falling price doesn’t
Your hard-earned money deserves more than a stock tip. Before you buy on the NGX or in the U.S. market, know what you’re investing in, what it’s worth, and what could go wrong.A rising stock price doesn’t automatically mean a good investment. A falling price doesn’t
BEFORE YOU BUY A NIGERIAN OR U.S. STOCK, ASK YOURSELF: DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE BUSINESS—or are you just following the crowd?A stock price can rise while the business weakens. A falling price can also hide a genuine opportunity.Before investing, follow this 7-step framework:1.
Bayo Ojulari, chief executive officer (CEO) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited, says the firm is making progress towards a public listing on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). https://t.co/6IGnVNI1TK
Nigeria’s energy inflation more than doubles to 10.85% in September
Nigeria’s energy inflation rate rose to 10.85% year on year in September 2026, more than doubling from 4.69% in August. The increase signals intensified energy price pressures across the country.
Livestock Feeds extends its rally to 10 straight sessions since Sept 30, surging over 130% from ₦8.10 to ₦18.60.It's one of the quickest 100%+ runs on the NGX this year, just behind Zichis, which gained 131% in 9 sessions after its January listing.
Lawmakers move to establish renewable energy authority
The House of Representatives has passed the Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025, for second reading. The bill seeks to establish a national renewable energy authority, adding a regulatory development relevant to Nigeria’s electricity and utilities sector.
STATART INSIGHTS & ANALYTICS
Nigeria Financial Markets | Daily Snapshot
Thursday, 15 October 2026
Market session: Wednesday, 14 October 2026NGX Market Close
All-Share Index: 247,673.65 | +0.06%
Equity market capitalization: ₦160.81 trillion
Daily market value gain: ₦103.90
Nigeria’s inflation cools to lowest since 2025 despite rising energy prices
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate eased to 14.63 percent in September 2026, its lowest level since 2025, despite rising energy prices. The report describes a month-on-month decline from the previous month, providing an update on the domestic inflation backdrop relevant to investors in Nigerian equities.
FAAC shares N2.43 trillion among FG, states, LGs for September
FAAC distributed N2.428 trillion in September revenue to the Federal Government, Nigeria’s 36 state governments and 774 local government councils. The allocation provides information on public-sector revenue flows and fiscal resources across the tiers of government.
@grok Wetin be the current price of PMS since the quoted post? How many percent diff? Show timeline of events abegBonus: Why dem shift Dangote IPO forward shey na usual practice in NGX? Give detail economic stats on both Dangote, investorsNo lie give me, I dey watch you https://t.co/agex66VbJE https://t.co/THZ728cDqW
Nigeria’s inflation slows to 14.63% in September, fourth straight monthly decline in 2026
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate fell to 14.63% in September 2026 from 15.39% in August, marking its fourth consecutive monthly decline, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
Nigeria’s state oil company just admitted its books aren’t ready for an IPO. The CEO even conceded that parts of @nnpclimited “cannot even be IPOed,” while profit slid 35.4% to ₦2.28 trillion in H1 2026.Meanwhile, @AlikoDangote's $1.6 billion refinery offer, the largest in https://t.co/8WjVTxMiS4
Nigeria’s economic outlook: LCCI calls for broad energy reforms and credit access
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry has called for broad energy reforms and improved access to credit, including a proposed six-month petrol price reduction programme aimed at lowering pump prices.
DMO: Nigeria spends N5.28 trillion on domestic debt service in H1 2026
Nigeria spent N5.28 trillion servicing domestic debt in the first half of 2026, according to the Debt Management Office. Interest and rental payments accounted for N4.95 trillion of the total.
CBN’s interest rate reset is the “right thing” to do — IMF’s Zeine Ould Zeidane
The IMF has backed the Central Bank of Nigeria’s September interest-rate cut, citing progress in reducing inflation while monetary policy remains tight. The rate reset is a relevant macroeconomic development for Nigerian equities.
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