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Nigeria takes center stage in global energy governance ahead of 2027 congress

Nigeria has been admitted as the newest national member committee of the World Energy Council ahead of its 2027 congress. The development places the country in a broader global energy governance forum, although the report does not identify specific NGX-listed companies or immediate corporate actions.

@maziNdu4Real It's those that failed to understand the difference between cryptocurrency and NGX.

Confirmed, this is Project BRIDGE.

The same briefing included plans to deploy 3,700 telecom towers starting October, covering over 20 million Nigerians currently without reliable network access.

The investable angle here isn't the fibre itself, it's what depends on it. https://t.co/XKFPCqTtlw

@m_taryme Mine long term out of these 5 is MTNN AND GTCO

Climate Change: FG Woos Private Capital, Warns Adaptation Gap Threatens Nigeria’s Development

The federal government is seeking greater private-sector capital and innovative financing to address Nigeria’s climate-adaptation needs. It said public funding is insufficient for the infrastructure, technology and resilience systems needed to protect the economy and communities from climate-related impacts, creating a potentially relevant macroeconomic consideration for listed companies.

Very good.

We go start this week, nah to dey report NGX to you directly 😭😭 https://t.co/utHz4Jncvw

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) is set to implement new trading thresholds that determine when a stock's quoted market price can change.

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- The Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian Exchange Limited NGX, Temi Popoola, has called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to support policies that would require major companies operating in Nigeria, particularly high-growth fintech firms, to list on the domestic stock exchange.

The type of investment matters much less when your portfolio is small. At this stage, your savings rate matters far more.

For example: ₦1m portfolio × 56% NGX return in 2026 = ₦560k gain. Compare that with annual savings of ₦1m.

Your savings are doing more work than your https://t.co/Y3BDnQJCy6

They should both be chased out of the country or list in NGX https://t.co/aviEn0asxq

@maziNdu4Real The math on that last point compounds harder than people realize. Reinvest dividends instead of spending them and you're not just adding shares, you're adding shares that themselves start paying dividends the following year.

Ten years of that on a name like GTCO, currently

@Tosynu So it is forbidden for them to be listed in NGX

PANDEF hails Tinubu over 15-year gas supply deal for UTM FLNG

PANDEF has commended President Bola Tinubu for approving a 15-year gas supply framework for UTM Offshore Limited. The agreement is intended to support construction of Nigeria’s first floating liquefied natural gas facility, representing a significant development in the country’s gas infrastructure and oil and gas sector.

Not a financial advice, but no NGX investor should joke with any of these 4 stocks if you are building a concentrated portfolio to hold for the next 3 to 5 years

1. MTN Nigeria (MTNN)

As data usage skyrockets and mobile financial service integration expands, MTNN operates

On Target price for ARADEL and SEPLAT https://t.co/71bF8x9tqI

MTN confirms 25GB free data, warns subscribers against fake links

MTN Nigeria confirmed that eligible subscribers can receive a 25GB data reward under its anniversary promotion. The company also warned customers to avoid fraudulent websites and links impersonating the offer, highlighting risks associated with fake giveaways and online scams targeting telecoms users.

We cannot say Nigeria lacks the capacity for an OPay or PalmPay IPO when MTNN listed at a ~$6B valuation. At ~$4B and $1B valuations, both are smaller than MTNN was at listing.

A US/Hong Kong IPO is good, but a dual listing on the NGX is better.

Most people treat the NGX like a crypto, hoping for a quick 20% pump to jump out

Believe me ​that's how to frustrate yourself

​Wealth on the NGX isn't built by catching short-term swings, it’s built by accumulating massive share volume in solid companies

​YOU NEED TO FOCUS ON

@RetsonTedheke01 Bros, facts no dey take side. Stock market dey price future earnings, sentiment and big firm value. E no equal jobs, wages, consumer spending or cost of living for majority. NGX surge from ~N30tn to N160tn real, yet poverty still high around 60%+ per World Bank/IMF data and real

EITI assessors arrive to evaluate Nigeria’s oil, gas reforms

EITI assessors have arrived in Nigeria to evaluate reforms across the oil, gas and mining sectors. The review focuses on transparency and accountability, areas that may inform regulatory oversight and the operating environment for companies connected to Nigeria’s listed oil, gas and natural-resources sectors.