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How to start investing in the Nigerian stock market in 2026.
Step 1: Choose a licensed stockbroker.
Step 2: Open an account and get your CSCS number.
Step 3: Fund your account.
Step 4: Buy your first shares.
That is it. Four steps. Under 30 minutes on your first try.
Everything below explains each step in plain language.
ProfitableMan retweeted
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Rent and invest the rest.
Wish I knew this before.
Go for Risevest Dividend Income Plan
Replying to @ProfitableMan1 @Risevest
Is Risevest safe to invest in 14m… just wanted a monthly returns… looking at capital preservation. Top priority.
₦5M CAN EARN ₦5.75M IN 5 YEARS. HERE'S THE MATHS.
I noticed some people misunderstood my previous post, so let me clarify.
If you put ₦5 million into Risevest's Naira Vault at the displayed rate of 23% per annum for 5 years:
Yearly return: ₦1,150,000
5-year estimated returns: ₦5,750,000
Your original ₦5,000,000 + ₦5,750,000 returns = ₦10,750,000.
So, the estimated profit is ₦5.75 million, not ₦750,000.
₦5M in the Naira Vault on @Risevest for 5 years will give you ₦5.75M.
Capital is safe...
ProfitableMan retweeted
Oh now I understand
The 5,750,000 is the total interest earned for 5 years excluding principal
So, in total you get 10,750,000 after 5 years
Not a bad investment
₦5M in the Naira Vault on @Risevest for 5 years will give you ₦5.75M.
Capital is safe...
The naira strengthened officially, but the gap widened
The NFEM rate improved 1.09% to ₦1,352.87 per dollar, while the average BDC rate weakened 0.72% to ₦1,385. The gap between the two markets jumped to 2.37% from 0.54%.
Some banks surged, but the Banking Index barely moved
Wema Bank rose 4.01%, Access Holdings 3.26% and Stanbic IBTC 3.06%, yet the Banking Index gained just 0.01%. The Insurance Index fell 2.44%.
Three indexes, three different stories
The All Share Index rose 1.07%, the Proshare cap weighted index rose 2.41% and the float adjusted index rose 0.73%. Meanwhile 36 stocks fell and only 20 rose. Which index you read changes the mood.
One stock was 94.30% of the day's trading value
First Holdco traded ₦416.29bn of the market's ₦441.44bn, with 4.88bn units, or 93.19% of volume. Total value rose 1,634.54% on the day, so one stock drove the headline.
Dangote Cement hit a 52 week high after three straight rallies
DANGCEM rose 9.80% to ₦1,341.90 from ₦1,222.10, lifting the Industrial Index 5.50%. That is roughly a 33% climb in three sessions, by my calculation.
₦5.86trn added in three sessions
Market cap gained ₦1.47trn on Friday, ₦2.64trn on Monday and ₦1.75trn on Tuesday, now about ₦164.90trn. The index is up 3.69% from Thursday's close, by my calculation.
Your ₦5,000,000 + ₦5,750,000 = ₦10,750,000
₦5M in the Naira Vault on @Risevest for 5 years will give you ₦5.75M.
Capital is safe...
Between January 1 and September 30, 2026 (273 days)
GTCO produced ₦3.22 billion in profit before tax every 24 hours, including Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays!
GTCO set aside ₦9.21 Billion in provisions for pending litigation claims.
The bank’s external solicitors evaluated ongoing legal proceedings and warned management to keep over nine billion Naira set aside to cover anticipated adverse court awards and settlements.
GTBank Ghana delivered ₦173.71 Billion in Profit Before Tax and ₦112.91 Billion in PAT across 9 months.










