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everyone is crying about Nigeria having the best performing stock market on earth while the local population starves.

this is exactly what a currency collapse looks like on a terminal.

the Naira is practically evaporating. when that happens domestic capital has a gun to its

About 5 people have reached out to me that they have reached this goal in less than a year by the way.
Many also almost there.

Just saying. we don’t just talk about Ngx, we got skin in the game. https://t.co/SCQkUAG8xB

Etranzact International Plc updates FY 2025 corporate actions:

Final dividend of 12.5k per 50k share (no bonus).
Qualification date: July 6, 2026
Register closure: July 7 – July 22, 2026

Payment date & AGM: To be announced

#NGX #Dividends #Investing https://t.co/qi6TlFi8lj

@JosephineUzonwa Ngx ETFs are still evolving
They don't track as they should

University Press Plc announces FY 2026 corporate actions:

Final dividend of 18k per 50k share (no bonus).
Qualification date: Aug 28, 2026
Register closes: Aug 31 – Sept 4
Payment date: Sept 24, 2026 (e-dividend only)

AGM holds same day in Ibadan.

#NGX #Dividends #Investing https://t.co/jF0Dw42vok

@Chetuyachinago Two truths can absolutely co-exist. While I appreciate the historical depth of your breakdown, I have to disagree with the hyperinflation label.

​Many listed NGX companies are showing genuine volume growth and strong operational resilience, which naturally reflects in their

🇳🇬 Nigeria Emerges as the World's Top-Performing Stock Market in Dollar Returns.

The Nigerian equity market has once again demonstrated why investors should never ignore the power of long-term investing.

According to recent reports, Nigeria has emerged as the world's https://t.co/srQsOjxtuy

Nigeria 🇳🇬 has the world's best performing stock market in 2026 based on US dollar returns.

The Nigerian Exchange All Share Index has gained about 67 to 68 percent, slightly ahead of South Korea 🇰🇷's KOSPI, which has returned about 66 percent.

The rally has been supported by https://t.co/FKkFD7CwBF

@HeadlessInvest GTCo will be the slim guy for a month
https://t.co/74h46df0JB

bought my first bag of MTNN stocks at 760.10 worth 500,000 at the beginning of the week.

it’s not part of my long term convictions. Just need a quick flip

let’s see how it rallies by month end with the NGX FOMO returning slowly https://t.co/lgcma7bg5W

@loudzxbt @InTheAssembly loudzxbt Bloomberg (tracking 92 indices) just ranked NGX #1 globally in USD terms ~67% YTD, edging S. Korea’s KOSPI.

Check it yourself:
• NGX All-Share: https://t.co/iljJn1gncy or TradingView (NGSE-ASI)
• Global USD rankings: Bloomberg equity performance reports (news often

The NGX is not just banks and Dangote.

There are companies across different sectors like:

Agriculture: BUA Foods, Presco

Healthcare: Fidson Healthcare,
May & Baker

Telecoms: Airtel Africa, MTN Nigeria

Consumer Goods: Nestlé Nigeria, Unilever Nigeria

Oil & Gas: Aradel

Naira falls to N1,381/$1 as FX reserves hit $51.7 billion

The Nigerian naira depreciated to N1,381 per dollar at the official foreign exchange market during the week ending July 10. Concurrently, the country's foreign exchange reserves reached fifty-one point seven billion dollars, despite the local currency extending its losses throughout the trading week.

The stock market performance isn’t some illusion or flashing warning that Nigeria is about to collapse. It’s real returns in a tough environment. Your post makes some fair points about the challenges, but a few things don’t quite add up with how markets actually work here.

1. https://t.co/8lgyP42SD8

From Suspended Licence To Billion-Naira Profit, How Kurfi Turned N2m Into Billion-Naira Investment

Kasimu Kurfi, the managing director of APT Securities and Funds Limited, detailed his firm's growth from a modest initial investment into a billion-naira business, highlighting how the company navigated early regulatory challenges and license suspensions within the Nigerian capital market.

"The NGX is up by 50%. What more do you want?!"

Retort from an Agbadoist during a conversation on the economy. https://t.co/Xy52JGdjsZ

@FedXZ07 @Kalshi Yes, it's true per Bloomberg data tracking 92 global indices. Nigeria's NGX All-Share Index leads with ~67% YTD returns in USD terms as of early July 2026, recently overtaking South Korea's KOSPI. This reflects strong local gains amid reforms (local currency performance differs).

NGX Weekly Recap - Edition 04 is out. ASI hit 57% YTD this week, two takeover offers with opposite structures, and why Oando's and Aradel's headline profits don't tell the full story. Full read: [https://t.co/PAO0lyoDi9] https://t.co/BQNCdbdWee

📈 Nigeria's stock market is on fire—but smart investors know that rising prices alone don't guarantee good investments.

Here's what stood out this week:

🇳🇬 The Nigerian Stock Exchange gained 6.1% in just 7 days and is up an impressive 90.8% over the past year.

Some notable

@abalu_uthman People are seriously making money from Nigerian stocks, and mutual funds.