Mr Eazi Eyes NGX Listing After Dangote, Otedola
Nigerian singer Mr Eazi plans a major NGX listing, following in the footsteps of Dangote and Otedola, as part of his investment strategy.
Nigerian singer Mr Eazi plans a major NGX listing, following in the footsteps of Dangote and Otedola, as part of his investment strategy.
Galatasaray insider Emre Kaplan says the Turkish champions will offer Bruno Fernandes a salary equal to Victor Osimhen's, plus any transfer fee, as they pursue the Manchester United captain.
Nigeria's capital markets are being transformed by new regulations, technology, and data analytics, according to a Nairametrics report, which highlights how these forces are creating a more efficient and transparent investment landscape.
The World Bank's IFC invested $25 million in Jumia to boost digital commerce in Africa. Here's how Nigerian businesses can position themselves for similar funding opportunities.
Fortuna Capital Limited launches a new wealth management strategy in Nigeria, targeting high-net-worth individuals and institutions with tailored solutions.
Billionaire Femi Otedola has increased his stake in First Holdco Plc to 10.24% after acquiring additional shares worth N20.7 billion, according to a regulatory filing.
Elon Musk's net worth surged by $30 billion in 24 hours, driven by a rally in Tesla shares and SpaceX valuation, according to reports.
Analysts at Investdata Consulting recommend Ecobank, Cornerstone Insurance, and Africa Prudential as top stock picks for this week, citing attractive valuations and strong fundamentals.
Tangerine Life Insurance Limited confirms compliance with NAICOM's recapitalisation requirements, securing its operational licence and positioning for growth.
MREIF generated N17.48bn income in H1 2026, financing 1,909 homes across 27 states, with N12.82bn paid to investors.
Dangote Refinery's $5bn IPO, expected to conclude by October 2026, could be Africa's biggest. Here are top apps like i-invest, Bamboo, and others to watch for retail subscription.
The Bank of Industry's maiden N250 billion bond was oversubscribed, reflecting strong investor confidence in Nigeria's industrial financing.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) introduces new pricing rules from Monday, altering price bands for shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), potentially affecting portfolio valuations and trading strategies.
Investing N10 million in four NGX stocks in January 2025 could have yielded N26.1 million by August 2026, according to Nairametrics analysis.
Dangote Sugar Refinery raised N485.9 billion in a rights issue, oversubscribed by 15.3%, attracting strong investor demand and boosting its expansion plans.
The Federal Government, via the DMO, offers N1.1tn in FGN bonds at N1,000 per unit, with maturities in 2035, 2037, and 2038, interest rates up to 22.60%, and a minimum subscription of N50 million.
Nigeria's dollar millionaire population rose to 8,100 in June 2026, a 12.5% increase from 7,200 a year earlier, ranking 4th in Africa behind South Africa, Egypt, and Morocco, according to New World Wealth.
Nigerian Exchange woos Hong Kong investors, promotes dual listings for Chinese firms to boost capital inflow and market liquidity.
Several African countries launched or expanded golden visa programmes in 2026, offering residency or citizenship for investments ranging from $90,000 to $10 million, with Nigerians eligible to apply.
Five investors acquired 65% of Industrial and Environmental Infrastructure's N25.84 billion public offer, according to Nairametrics. The offer was oversubscribed by 1.5 times.
First Asset Management explains how to choose mutual funds for different financial goals, emphasizing risk tolerance and investment horizon.
Gold prices in Nigeria surged to N220,000 per gram as traders anticipate US inflation data that could influence global markets and the naira.
Femi Otedola's net worth surged by $600 million in five months to $1.9 billion, driven by First HoldCo shares, making him Africa's fastest-growing billionaire.
UBA partners Mikano Motors to offer flexible auto financing, enabling Nigerians to own vehicles with easy payment plans. Learn how the scheme works.
The Nigerian equity market crossed N160 trillion in capitalization on Tuesday, driven by Airtel Africa's share price surge, according to trading data.
The Central Bank of Nigeria will auction N700 billion in Treasury Bills on August 12, 2026, marking its return to the primary market after a brief pause, according to a circular.
As of August 7, 2026, 25 companies on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) have crossed the N1 trillion market-capitalisation mark, collectively accounting for over 90% of the total market value. Airtel Africa leads with N21.8 trillion, followed by MTN Nigeria and
Six Nigerian banks paid N1.27tn dividends for 2025, while five profitable lenders skipped payouts due to CBN rules.
FBNQuest Securities emerges as Nigeria's No.1 broker by value in 2026, while Bamboo dominates retail trades, according to Nairametrics.
The SEC launched a nationwide campaign to help Nigerians recover unclaimed dividends and inherited assets, targeting dormant funds in the capital market.