Based on some of the #stocks in my portfolio, here's my starting 11 team. GOALKEEPER: Stanbic IBTC DEFENCE: RB — Zenith Bank CBs — GTCO & Custodian LB — Nestle MIDFIELD: CDM — NEM Insurance CM — UAC of Nigeria CAM — Fidson ATTACK: RW — Presco ST — MTN Nigeria LW — BUA Foods
Insight: Beyond $AIRTELAFRI, this week's top gainers were sub ₦5 equities — $REGALINS, $DAARCOMM, $CHAMS, $CUTIX. Low-priced, thinly traded names often show outsized percentage moves on modest naira changes — a useful lens when reading the headline gains. #NGX #weekly
Several companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange announced leadership transitions during the first half of 2026, appointing new chief executives, chairmen, and senior executives to drive their strategic growth and operations.
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With 1M naira, I would go on a shopping spree!!! Some of my favourite companies are having massive sales! MTN N915 - 830 Zenith N130 - 110 Aradel N1800 - 1300 Custodian N150 - 95 Fidson N120 - N90 UACN, JBerger same, same This is my time to buy!!! 💃💃💃💃💃 https://t.co/s6mvfcSLqW
Nigerian banking equities are presenting contrarian investment opportunities following a recent market correction on the local exchange. Despite the dip, these financial institutions maintain strong fundamentals and robust gross earnings driven by high net interest margins under persistent high interest rates.
An average equities investor who put ₦1 million into Aradel Holdings Plc on January 2, 2026 would have seen that investment grow to N2.11 million by June 30 purely from price appreciation. The stock surged by 111.57%, rising from ₦670 to close at ₦1,417.50 per share within
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NGX largest listed companies recorded a sharp decline in market capitalization in June 2026, with the combined value of stocks classified under the SWOOT category (Stocks Worth Over One Trillion Naira) falling by N11.97 trillion month-on-month. https://t.co/XawYSacUWE https://t.co/8df2RyIavq
Stocks I am watching closely and would buy at attractive prices and my reasons why 1. UACN - Impact of CHI acquisition not fully priced in yet. I expect them to make a lot of money with the festivity that comes with December. 2. CONHALL - An undervalued solid insurance company I
The Central Bank of Nigeria Governor has directed commercial banks to deploy the 4.6 trillion Naira raised during the recent recapitalisation exercise into productive sectors. The central bank expects these funds to boost economic growth, create jobs, and support businesses.
The Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council announced that ninety-eight percent of ministries, departments, and agencies under its purview are now responsive. This progress in business climate reforms aims to improve efficiency and service delivery timelines across Nigerian public institutions.
The National Pension Commission has extended a 24-month regulatory forbearance permitting Pension Fund Administrators to invest in securities issued by the parent companies of their Pension Fund Custodians. This directive aims to expand the investable options for pension funds within the Nigerian financial market.
An International Monetary Fund disclosure alleging that the Federal Government of Nigeria failed to record public spending amounting to N8.8 trillion, or roughly two percent of GDP, has sparked public debate and social media reactions across the country.
The Nigerian Exchange has introduced new trading rules designed to modify how equity prices respond to daily market transactions. These adjustments aim to reduce market noise and improve the efficiency of price discovery for investors and market participants.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Nigeria has intervened in the unauthorized marketing of the Dangote Refinery share offering, highlighting the ongoing regulatory challenges local authorities face in managing global financial media dissemination.
The combined market capitalisation of twelve listed Nigerian deposit money banks, including Guaranty Trust Holding Company and Zenith Bank, reached twenty-two point five one trillion Naira in the first half of 2026, driven by Central Bank of Nigeria reforms and robust earnings.