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Social Market OIL AND GAS X Listings IPOs
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), Africa’s largest bourse, is bidding to secure a secondary listing of the Dangote Refinery after the company’s planned initial public offering (IPO) on the Nigerian Exchange later this year.
Credit: @cnbcafrica
@Simon_mburu1
Social Market FINANCIAL SERVICES X Listings IPOs
Summary of what Dr. UMARU KWAIRANGA, Chairman, Nigerian Exchange Group said for those who don't understand Hausa.
1. About 70% of investors from January to date are Nigerian youths below the age of 30 years
2. 80 - 90% of investors in the Nigeria stock exchange are Nigerians https://t.co/jJ8iAN0COI
@Mansaah_Musa
Social Equities FINANCIAL SERVICES X Dividends Earnings
📈 FCMB Group: Analysts Just Raised Their Price Target—What Does It Mean?
FCMB Group (NGX: FCMB) has caught analysts' attention again.
Here's what changed:
📊 Average analyst price target increased by 7.9%, from ₦14.86 to ₦16.04.
💰 With the stock trading around ₦11.70,
@UzeeUpdate
Social Equities Banking FINANCIAL SERVICES X Dividends Earnings
📈 FCMB Group: Analysts Just Raised Their Price Target—What Does It Mean?
FCMB Group (NGX: FCMB) has caught analysts' attention again.
Here's what changed:
📊 Average analyst price target increased by 7.9%, from ₦14.86 to ₦16.04.
💰 With the stock trading around ₦11.70,
@UpdateUzee
News Macroeconomy Vanguard

Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 6, 2026

The naira remained relatively stable against the United States dollar in Nigeria’s official foreign-exchange market on August 6, 2026. Vanguard reported that a noticeable gap persisted between the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market and the parallel market, without providing specific exchange-rate figures or company-level effects.

Social Macroeconomy X Listings IPOs
The Presidency says the impressive first-half 2026 performance of many companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange reflects the impact of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic reforms.
@Jocommsnews
Social Equities X Dividends Earnings
COLLECTING DIVIDENDS AND DOING NOTHING WITH THEM IS LEAVING MONEY ON THE TABLE.
Here's how reinvestment quietly builds real wealth on NGX 👇👇
▪︎ Most people treat dividends as spending money. It lands in the account, feels like a small win, gets spent on something else.
@AdebusolaFaruq
News Regulation UTILITIES Vanguard

Consumers paid N208.15bn for electricity in May — NERC

Nigerian electricity consumers paid N208.15 billion for power supplied in May 2026, according to NERC’s Commercial Performance Factsheet. The report said distribution companies improved revenue collection efficiency during the month, although billing efficiency declined. The update provides regulatory and operating context for Nigeria’s electricity sector.

News Macroeconomy Banking Consumer Goods INDUSTRIAL GOODS UTILITIES Vanguard

NESG says business confidence rising despite soaring costs

Nigeria’s business environment expanded more strongly in July 2026 despite rising operating costs, according to the NESG. The group cautioned that higher energy prices, restricted access to credit and other structural constraints could weaken the sustainability of the recovery and affect business conditions across the economy.

Social Earnings X Dividends Earnings
The Presidency (@NGRPresident) says strong first-half 2026 results posted by several Nigerian Exchange-listed companies reflect reforms introduced by President Bola Tinubu’s administration. Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga @aonanuga1956 said the unified foreign exchange https://t.co/wXMBLSFs0Y
@voiceofnigeria
Social Market FINANCIAL SERVICES X Market Recap
🇳🇬 NGX UPDATE:
•The ASI rose +0.04% on Wednesday to close at 244,912.24 bps (Market Cap: ₦158.09T).
• Insurance rally: LINKASSURE (+9.94%), AVACAP (+9.55%), & FTGINSURE (+7.69%) topped the board.
• Turnover hit ₦25.40bn led by massive volume in FCMB & First HoldCo.
#Ngx
@IsaacIsaac41555
News Regulation HEALTHCARE THISDAY

Healthcare Providers’ Association of Nigeria Rejects Proposed NHFRA Bill

The Healthcare Providers’ Association of Nigeria has rejected the proposed National Health Facility Regulatory Agency of Nigeria Bill, warning that it could increase healthcare costs. The development concerns regulation of Nigeria’s healthcare sector, with potential implications for listed healthcare companies and industry operating conditions.

News Macroeconomy Banking THISDAY

Presidency: In 3 Years, Tinubu’s Economic Reforms Driving Strong Corporate Changes

The presidency says economic reforms introduced under President Tinubu, including forex-market unification, fuel-subsidy removal and banking-sector recapitalisation, are driving significant corporate changes. It also attributes a more stable macroeconomic environment to the reforms, with potential relevance for Nigerian Exchange equities and financial-sector participants.

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