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uba account opening is funny. na bank I wan open why you dey ask me what colour is my house painted with?

what’s the popular name my neighbors know me as? describe how to get to your house?

bro, if you put this address on Google Maps, you’d get answers nau. 🤧

HBM Nigeria Just Dropped One of the Strongest Earnings Reports on the NGX — Here's What Investors Are Missing

https://t.co/Z7SYAZs6CG https://t.co/bDosNre1Mv

Stanbic in app complaint resolution mechanism 💪💪💪 ....might stick around....initially wanted to exit in the last 3 yrs @StanbicIBTC

NGX Group declares ₦1.30 interim dividend as H1 profit jumps 170%

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NGX Opens Week Lower as Investors Lose ₦77 Billion After Profit-Taking

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) started the week on a negative note on Monday, 27 July 2026, as investors recorded losses of about ₦76.6 billion–₦77 billion following profit-taking activities in some major https://t.co/Pe0KwFWNRF

FCMB Group Doubles Half-Year Profit Before Tax
https://t.co/Kcr6iYA4wE

Build the life you have always envisioned, on your own terms. ​
Being self-employed means freedom, but it also means taking charge of your future. ​

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If I had 1 million naira in Nigeria today,

This is exactly how I would split it, just how I actually think about risk in this Nigeria economy.

400k into dividend paying NGX stocks. Banking, consumer goods, names with real earnings behind them. Nigerian equities are still cheap

@nelfundupdates What about fcmb

NGX Stocks Paying Dividends in August & September 2026

August

1. McNichols Plc – ₦0.06/share (August 6)
2. Transcorp Plc* – Interim dividend expected
3. Transcorp Power Plc* – Interim dividend expected
4. Transcorp Hotels Plc* – Interim dividend expected

September
1.

Dangote Refinery IPO targets September. It'll list first on NGX Invest, not Cowrywise/Bamboo/AfriInvest — where pricing is best.

This video shows how to register and get positioned. 15 minutes. Watch 👇

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Not every dividend stock crashes after payout.

NIDF just paid its dividend, yet there are practically no sellers on the order book. Meanwhile, many stocks usually witness heavy sell-offs after going ex-dividend.
Strong hands or smart income investors?

Let's discuss. 📈 #NIDF https://t.co/PfDywZHAlJ

How to filter 50+ NGX stocks down to the Top 5 stocks worth owning

Before buying any stock on the Nigerian Exchange, run it through this 4-step quantitative filter

Step 1: ROE > 15%
Is the management generating solid returns on shareholder equity?
(e.g., GTCO, ZENITHBANK,

Hear from our 𝐈𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫 𝐑𝐞𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐫, 𝐋𝐨𝐢𝐬 𝐎𝐦𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐥𝐚, as she explains the differences between a Listing by Introduction and an Initial Public Offering (IPO), and why the distinction matters.

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As heightened activity on the Nigerian bourse translates into record-breaking financials, the race for the Nigerian Exchange Group Plc’s (NGX Group) N1.30 interim dividend has intensified market demand for its shares.

The N1.30 interim dividend will be paid on August 5 to https://t.co/3E5vCsx0Zd

@tosinolaseinde @cnbcafrica Strong breakdown. If domestic investors now drive 88% of the market, the quality of local decision-making matters more than ever — greater stability only holds if that capital is going into fundamentally sound names, not just whatever's trending. We grade NGX stocks on liquidity,

This cement companies are something else honestly. They only have three big players they need more competition, it will also help them improve.
Waiting for DANGCEM btw😁😁 https://t.co/DhIcG2CRSm

The Nigerian stock market is up 58%, so why didn't your investment grow by 58% too?

What really makes share prices rise? And how do you spot the companies that benefit you?

If you've asked any of these questions, here's your answer. https://t.co/ra4rFeuyJv

Ex-World Bank chief warns Nigeria’s collateral-backed borrowing could backfire

Former World Bank President David Malpass has cautioned that Nigeria's increasing reliance on collateral-backed financing could create significant challenges for future debt restructuring processes, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding sovereign debt sustainability and fiscal management.

@abalu_uthman This is exactly how Zenith moves and GTCO of course-

Never a 10% once but slow and steady-