On Monday, September 21, Nigeria officially re-enters FTSE Russell’s Frontier Market Index after three years on the sidelines. While this sounds like high-finance jargon, it carries a very practical r...
Whenever a major IPO enters the market, investors face the exact same question: are we paying for a genuinely sound business, or simply funding market hype? That dilemma feels particularly relevant to...
Investment scammers are becoming more sophisticated. They now use artificial intelligence, fake videos, cloned voices, and coordinated social media campaigns to make fraudulent schemes look legitimate...
Nigeria’s small businesses employ most of the country’s workforce and contribute significantly to economic activity. Yet access to bank loans has become increasingly difficult. Over the pa...
Most investors assume a stock’s price changes because someone buys or sells it, that’s not entirely the case. On the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), a trade must meet a certain minimum volume req...
One of the biggest misconceptions about investing is that success depends on finding the next winning stock. In reality, many investors build wealth without ever picking a single stock themselves....
I will be upfront about my bias from the start. My instinct, when I hear prediction markets, is skepticism. Not the reflexive kind where I dismiss them immediately, but the nagging feeling that someth...
If you had put ₦100,000 into the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) at the start of 2026, you would have roughly ₦131,000 sitting in your portfolio right now — before even any dividend consideration. And no, tha...
Owning a popular vehicle in Nigeria offers undeniable benefits in fuel economy and resale value, but it also carries peculiar risks: higher theft vulnerability. Data from Car Tracker Nigeria reveals t...
